Coal Creek Chapel Sunday Services and Local News
Rev McHargue will hold services Sunday night June 28. Measles illness affects Mrs Harry Snoddy and son Paul with Mrs Lide Snoddy assisting. Genavieve Davis stays with sister Edith in Kingman. Kenneth Richardson and Carl Keller attended West Liberty church. Attica visitors Frank Holland family Maud Richardson weekend with Manford Richardson. Stanton Keller at Robert Keller's plastering Woodman bell at Cates. Ben Merryman family visited Manford Richardson. Isaac Richardson bought a new car. Grace Richardson in Terre Haute school. Ferne Richardson in Indianapolis. No preaching until July 6. Edith and Mildred Bodine near Rob Roy, attended Attica recital. H V Thomas and Lulu near Tangier. Ed Lloyd family from Catlin dined with Harve Barkley. Elouise Keefer visiting Gary. Bodine family dined with De Haven north of here. Edith Henderson of Delphi visiting. Phil Waller family from Illinois visiting. Mary Bodine at Terre Haute summer school. Grubbs adopting an orphan from Danville. W B Cartwright at State Sunday School convention in Terre Haute. Young Men's Class social at Granville Grubbs home with games and refreshments. Attendees listed.
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Granville Grubbs
Roxie Grubbs
Lora Frankenberger
Faye Keller
Virgie Rogers
Lulu Thomas
Jacia Stonecipher
Susie
Ruby Weber
Eva Maffett
Dolly
Georgia Campbell
Helen
Gale
Edna Galloway
Amy Hershberger
Laura Newman
Gerald Lang
Theodore
William
Ed Grubbs
Ed Nicklas
Ralph Weber
Max Bodine
Mont
Max Layton
Harry
Mont Sewyer
Wilbur Sproules
James Carwile
George Bodine
Clifford Grady
Indiana Millers to Meet
The annual meeting of the Indiana Millers Association will be held at the Board of Trade building in Indianapolis on July 1.
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The
Indiana Millers’ Association
Board of Trade Building
Indianapolis
The House That Jack Built Operetta At Attica
The operetta The House That Jack Built will be staged at the Chautauqua pavilion in Attica on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. about 125 Attica children appear in a Mother Goose themed festival with elaborate costumes. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for children, tickets on sale at Godon Ost's soda fountain.
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Jack
Attica
Chautauqua
Godon Ost
Covington
Mrs. Minnie Ratcliff Passes Away at Local Church Service
Minnie E. Ratcliff, wife of Judge Omer B. Ratcliff of the Fountain circuit, died June 19 after illness. Funeral at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Kiskaddon, burial in Mt. Hope. She left a son Harry Ernest Ratcliff, two sisters, and many friends. She urged Ernest to pursue education, later requesting funds from her Royal Neighbors insurance for college. Born May 29, 1879 in Vail Iowa she lived a life devoted to children and family, overcoming early hardship and influenza complications that led to pharyngeal tuberculosis.
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Minnie Ratcliff
Omer B. Ratcliff
Fountain Circuit Court
Presbyterian Church
Kiskaddon
Homer McDonald
Royal Neighbors
Elmer Harden
Zachariah Clem
Bert Murray
Will Peters
J. P. McMahon
Charles Barkley
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Elizabeth Gray
Chapmen
Alvin
Ratcliff
Judge Ratcliff
Annette Ratcliff
Ewebanks
Minnie E. Ratcliff
Vail
Iowa
Isaac Jones
Sarah Mather Jones
Minnie
Harry Ernest Ratcliff
de Wit
America
Ernest
Mamma
Papa
Soldier David Faust Returns From Overseas Furlough
David Faust arrived home Tuesday night from Fort Sheridan on a short furlough after months overseas. He does not know when he will receive his discharge from army service.
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David Faust
Fort Sheridan
David
Former Danville Resident Nelson Nebeker Ill After Stroke
The report notes Nelson Nebeker, a former Danville resident, is very ill after suffering a stroke. He is now considered slightly improved.
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Nelson Nebeker
Nelsor Nebeker
Danville
Lyric offers star lineup and strong plays for week
The Lyric announces a superb week with stars Charles Ray Sessue Hayakawa Billie Burke and others. Thursday features Rex Beache based drama and Friday showcases Bessie Barriscale in Trick of Fate. Mr Sellars promises quality shows and urges attendance every night.
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Charles Ray
Sessue ‘Hayakwa
Billie Burke
Rex Beache
State food inspector visits town finds clean bill at Shuler's
A state food and drug inspector toured meat markets, drug stores, and groceries Tuesday. He praised Shuler's Grocery as the cleanest store visited in many days, noting it lives up to the word Sanitary.
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State Food and Drug Commissioner
Shuler’s
Shuler’s Grocery
Melott Notes and Local Farm Sale Report
Orlando Hays of near Attica visited Saturday. The Milt Clarkson farm of 80 acres near Richland sold for 275 dollars per acre to Chas Bacon. The Denmark threshing ring met at Clarence Haas to elect Marion Lawson president and Chas McAlister secretary. First band concert by Newtown band was Thursday June 27. Arnet McAlister of Los Angeles visited with his parents south of Melott. E M Sharp, former local station agent now in New Richmond, visited with family.
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Richland Township
Milt Clarkson
Chas Bacon
Denmark
E. M. Sharp
New Richmond
Newtown
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