Rev J J McCoy Odd Fellow profile highlighted
A recent Signet sketch reviews Rev J J McCoy of Lafayette now in Denver Indiana, detailing his rise in Odd Fellowship. It covers offices held from Grand Patriarch to Grand Encampment, lodge transfers, birth in 1849, marriage in 1874, and ministry entering in 1880, plus later activities and local business notes.
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The
Signet
Lafayette
J. I. McCoy
J. J. McCoy
Denver
Ind
Indiana
Odd Fellowship
McCoy
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Detroit
Mich
Richmond
Aigmi
Francesville Lodge No
Francesville
Noble Grand
Friendship Lodge
Peru
Miami
Hope
Russiaville
Eureka
Peru Canton
P. M
Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Mr. McCoy
Holmes County
Ohio
Emma Statesman
M. E. Church
Savin' Mother As Family Sees Through Household Strain
A farmer and his three sons observe their weary mother bearing daily trials with quiet saintliness. The husband urges frugality to cover funeral costs and taxes, proposing savings on tea coffee and household goods while the children note the true sacrifice of saving a mother.
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Edward
Joe
Little Joe
Four Years Old Triune Enters Fifth Year of Publication
The Triune marks its fourth anniversary with gratitude for friends and thanks to enemies, pledging to improve and grow. The paper recalls a hard four years of struggle to “make both ends meet” financially, aided by loyal citizens’ support.
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The
Triune
Ventur
To Cure a Gold In One Day Take Laxative
An advertisement touts a cure using Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 25 cent box price. It promises complete cure in a day and refunds if ineffective, asserting W. Grove's signature on each box.
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W. Grove
Farm for Sale in Good Acreage Area
Farm for sale details appear garbled but indicate a good acreage property offered at a price, with unclear location. Readability limited. potential buyers should verify exact acreage, address, price, and terms with the seller or listing to confirm.
Birthday Surprise for Frank Scott in Denver Indiana
On March 30, 1901, friends gathered at Frank Scott’s Denver Indiana home to celebrate his birthday with a hearty dinner. The writer praises his storytelling and eating, noting he once lived in Mexico and likely learned to eat chicken during the Civil War. The preacher joined the gathering, and everyone enjoyed the day, hoping to meet again there.
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Frank Scott
Denver
Ind
Mexico
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Liver Relief
Purporting to cure constipation sick headache dizziness jaundice malaria fever and ague and various liver and stomach troubles the advertisement claims a purely vegetable formula that never gripes or weakens. Available for 25c at Piper’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Piper's
August E Graf The Nu Stor Fire Insurance at the Bank
Desirable goods offered at popular prices by Piper and Martin. Rev J McCoy and Joseph Smith attended. Sunday School Convention at Peru on Tuesday. Otto Fishburn went to Muncie on Monday. Attendees include Ida Ros and Willard. inquiry about attendance at the Eastern India Normal University.
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D'G. ‘Murry
Alta
Denver
Piper E Martindale
Roam Exchange
C. W. Leebrick
Shirk & Miller’s Hardware Department
Nu Stor Millinery
J. M. Baker
Peru
Miami County
Myrtle Dukes
A. E. Graf
J. McCoy
Joseph Smith
Otto
Fishburn
Muncie
Eastern India Normal University
Ida
Willard
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