Local and Personal Notes from Coatesville Area
Local items recount visits among families in Coatesville Bainbridge and Greensburg with mentions of Miss Mabel Williams in Monrovia and Mrs Anna Millman Wynenna Storm and Mrs Robert Storm in Coatesville. Church events and society meetings, farm news, and community announcements follow including a festival and a boy’s band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Millman
Wynenna
Robert Storm
Coatesville
Maury Lisby
Name Perpetuated by Dogs and the Auus Linian Hospice
Fragmentary text describes Bernard de Menthon and the Auus linian hospice founded in 962. Mentions adhesive strips, tiger imagery, and making shaped matches from heated molded strips. Concludes with a stray reference to America.
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Bernard de Menthon
Alps
Auuslinian Hospice
Sunday Visits And Family Gatherings Across Indiana
Chester Etchason and wife of Indianapolis visited his parents. Erich Etchason and wife and Mary Munn were in Indianapolis Sunday. Julia Smart and wife visited. Will Brown and family were Sunday guests of WP Brown. Trilbert Dorsett and Fanny spent time with Bertha Meck ammack and children of Belle Colon. Mrs Adbert Mason and children of Seelyville and sisters from Colorado visited James Milhon and family. Elvin Warmath entertained Julian Subble of Lake Valley at dinner. Frank Bourn visited Maud Blunk Sunday. Milhow’s ramk to, Winlter Sullivan of Stilesville visited Thomas Sullivan Sunday night.
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Trilbert Dorsett
Fanny
Bertha Mec Ammack
Belle Colon
Adbert Mason
Seelyville
Ind
Colorado
James Milhon
Elvin Warmath
Julin Subbile
Lake Valley
Frank Bourn
Maud Blunk
Colim Milhow
Winulter Sullivan
Stilesville
Thos, Sullivan
Atic Witt Munday Nighit
Bridegroom Surprise Gift Mix Confusion At Market
A bride to be sent a groom a surprise gift during a market event. Instead of wedding items, guests received practical items like socks, handkerchiefs, ties, soap, powder, and toothpaste. The unexpected presents caused humorous confusion among attendees and highlighted the theme of practical yet odd wedding favors.
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Musical Fragment Echoes An Odd Thaw Scene
Unclear OCR reads like notes from a musical piece titled with unusual phrasing. Mentions a thaw stall and backstage hints, plus a line about a bar and courses. Content is fragmentary and lacks concrete entities or events.
Anger Sparks Defense in Algy Letter Destruction
The fragment shows a quarrel over a letter to Algy, with the remark I was learing mad revealing motive. It reads as a brief exchange where anger triggered an act affecting a named recipient. The incomplete text hints at a disciplinary or personal incident without full details.
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Tra Goodrich
Mabel Williams
Monroyia
Riley Bros. Jersey
Gmoue
John Naight
Bainbridge
Milton Pearson
Joseph Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Indianapolis
O. KB. Shereil
the Baptist Vhorel
Henry Phillips
Amos Marker
Valley
Harriett Underwood
Luther Chandler
Tom Linson
Akelt
Compirrelal Club
Maury Robards
Sylvia Robards
Aylma
Greencastle
The
Baptist Woman'’s Missionary Society of
Georgia Shields
Moldrege
Nev
Anne Garrison
Greensburg
Mes. Kenourth Sharp
Kallie Harlan
Lmge
Willis Bundy
Mer
Ken Harlan
Anmetfort
Hoffeshiinge Radas
Litwerence Lurst
Kenneth
Tirtianapatis
Sper
Hurst
Marlon Wright
Wuabesy Ld
Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Mrs
Ben Lisby
Charlie Walton
Charlie Lisby
Mr. Skelton
Will Lisby
Chas. W. Bridges
Watton
Maurice Heavin
T. J. Heavin
New Orleans
Nevy. Life Insurance Company
Thorvey Tressler
Todt & 1 Vraction Co
Wainfield
Remaias
Worth Bull
Marsey
Ed Waters
Latiryate
Bogebber
Mim Creek
Elie
Wrestingsten Obowbstip
Puta
County Presidens
Detin Sider
Scott Jobson
Hantat
Bref
Tn Beek
Thornburg
Livy
Louis Rettael
Quada Piper
Miss Muay Pigkett
Fed Waters
Datec
Lafayette
Pirst
Willsay
Chavith
Wall
America
Reno
Chester Etchason
Erich Etchason
Mary Munn
PRD
Julia Smart and Wife
Will Brown
WP. Brown and
DE Wilkome
Algy’s
Oscar Stevenson
Prop Reetor
Coatesville Livery
Speci
Leetiie Iverb
Fedeine
Dravtie
Davidson
Cule
Marrble
Xeliab
Arcast
Puay
Columbia
the Herald
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