Amo column suspended due to illness
The Amo column will not appear this week because our Amo correspondent Miss Sarah Caylor is ill. An improvement is hoped for next week so the items can resume.
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Sarah Caylor
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
4
Revival meetings attract many from Coaling Station
A brisk revival series continues in Fillmore drawing attendees from Coaling Station. Mrs. Alberta Nichols visited with Mrs. Charlie Hunt during the week, while Mrs. Kate Campbell spent last Friday with Mrs. Morris Campbell. Mrs. Alice Ransom has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Campbell, in Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Nichols
Charlie Hunt
Kate Campbell
Morris Campbell
Mrs. Alice Ransom
Mrs. Campbell
Fillmore
Social visits noted in Fillmore and nearby towns
Miss Mary Oliver of Fillmore dined with Miss Mary Shuck last Sunday. Mrs Alberta Nichols of Indianapolis Mrs Vina Ruark of Fillmore Mrs Joe Garrett and Mrs Will Shuck visited Emory Nichols last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Louie Wright of Amo spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alva Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Oliver
Fillmore
Mary Shuck
Alberta Nichols
Indianapolis
Vina Ruark
Joe Garrett
Will Shuck
Emory Nichols
Louie Wright
Amo
Alva Wright
Beech Grove Rain Brings Welcome Relief
Beech Grove reports a much-needed rain arriving recently. Jean Reagan returned home from a visit with Boone county friends. Mrs James Dale visited her daughter and family at Clayton last week. Mr and Mrs James Dale enter text shows social notices of local residents in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Reagan
Boone County
James Dale
Clayton
Local Family News From Indianapolis and Nearby
Mrs Dale's relatives include Grover Sage and family and Guy Lockman and family from Indianapolis. S K Shuler and family moved to his Homer Ramsey farm. Davis is very ill. Austin Smith's visitors from Lebanon include his sister and husband. Joe Harris and James Dale traveled to Danville on business. Ned Williams hosted city visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dolph Batman visited daughter Tipton Blaydes in Indianapolis hospital and reports she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dale
Grover Sage
Guy Lockman
Indianapolis
S. K. Shuler
Homer Ramsey
Dolph Batman
Tipton Blaydes
Stilesville Community News Highlights
Miss Mary Elizabeth Robards at Butler college spent the weekend with home folks. Otis Starr dies after a long typhoid illness, funeral at the Christian church with burial in Stilesville cemetery. Paul Lineberry visits Indianapolis. George Reeze and family guests of Seldon Allee. Mrs. Margaret Allee ill. Seldon and Enva Allee shop in Indianapolis. Little Avas Starr improves after typhoid fever. Clarence Sims loses an arm when Ford crank backfires on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Robards
Butler College
Russell Hodge
William West
Christian Church
Stilesville
Otis Starr
Martha Buryan
Free advertising and the unwritten right to notices
The piece argues that readers expect free notices from advertisers and utilities yet never celebrate the newspaper man’s generosity. It notes coal dealers ice cream sellers and electric firms could provide perks but rarely fund free notices, which readers take as a right and a burden on the press and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
Reading Notice
Sunshine Kills Bug in School Tale From Health Crusaders
A Hoosier Health Herald verse recounts Mary and a tiny bug named T B pursued at school by Health Crusaders. They expose the bug to sunshine, a simple cure, as the tale ends with the bug meeting its fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Health Herald
Excerpt on coal suppliers and church heating needs
An ex says people rarely ask coal dealers to deliver fuel to heat a church or lodge room for meetings or events. The remark echoes practical challenges of maintaining warm spaces for gatherings.
Youth's Companion offers year 1921 combo subscription
The notice promotes a 1921 offer for The Youth's Companion with 52 issues plus remaining 1920 issues and a 1921 calendar for $2.50, and McCall's magazine for $1.50, totaling $3.50 for both. Subscriptions are accepted at the Boston office Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Youth’s Companion
The
Companion Home Calendar
McCall's Magazine
Monthly
Fashion Authority
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Brunswick Tires Proclaim Superior Craft and Value
The Brunswick house promotes its tires as timeless quality since 1845, highlighting endurance, strong fabric, enduring side-wall construction, and balanced features. Buyers are urged to choose ONE Brunswick for proven superiority and equal price to similar tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Brunswick
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Beech Grove
Mrs. James Dale
Mr. Davis
Austin Smith
Lebanon
Joe Harris
Danville
Ned Williams
Paul Lineberry
Mrs. Raymond Barnes
Avas Starr
George Reeze
Mrs. Seldon Allee
Margaret Allee
Mrs
Enva Allee
Madeline Morris
Linley Lineberry
Clarence Sims
Mary
T. B
Democratic National Committee
Cox
League of Nations
Hughes
Roosevelt
War
Germany
Belgium
Fall
Mexico
Wilson
Republican Campaign Fund
Payne Aldrich
Federal Reserve
Milwaukee
Otto F. Lakin
Coatesville, Ind
Bryan
the Star
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Democratic Party
White House
Law
G. W.S
Wichita Falls, Tex
Indianapolis Star
For
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Traction Terminal
Ind
Coatesville
Brunswick
Brunswick-Balke-Collender CO
Ianapolis
Pennsylvania Ave
Ira Masten
Prop
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