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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
4
Buck and family Rev W B Taylor and Mr and Mrs Will Davis dined Sunday with John Lemming and family. Robert Arvidson spent Sunday with home folks. Walter Whistler and family dined with his mother near Independence. Chas Sawyer and family visited Mrs Sawyer of Lafayette. Sunday school next Sunday at 9 30, everybody try and come.
Miss Edith Gephart works for Mrs. Richard Vaughn this week. Mr and Mrs John Read hosted Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Bert Gephart of Lafayette visited. Ed and Albert Johnson and sister Anna visited Mr and Mrs John Nelson near Barrydale. Isaac Gephart of Tab spent Sunday with A W Gephart.
E H Wilson visited Attica Sunday afternoon. Mrs Hall of Lafayette shipped McKinnis stock to Winamac. John Francis and John Bess to open general goods in the Masonic building. Peter Brown is sick. Mervyn Thompson visits home folks. Jack Smith moved to a White county farm. U P GC B social netted 9.60. Easter service at U B church well attended. J H and William North families were visitors at George Straughan’s. Mrs John Franklin guests of Mrs Dr Yager.
West Side occurrences note Garfield Eberley and Harry Hinckley families spending Easter at No 10. John Keller and family joined Will Schwamberger’s household at Willow Grove. Dyer Killin and family with Chas Killin spent Sunday in Pine Village with Mrs Mary Killin. John Christopher recovering from measles. Mrs Clara Quigg and children with Hertha and Samuel Keller visited Otterbein with Harry Kretschman family. Mrs Asher Dilts visited Otterbein with relatives Isaac Nelson and daughter. Jennie Morgan visited sister Mrs Wilden Mann at Independence. George Keller visited his father Jacob Killinger. Thomas Ward family visited Oxford. John M Mann family visited Hoopeston with Dr and Mrs Richardson.
The funeral of John Graham was held at United Brethren church Monday at 2 pm led by Rev. Goodwin. Mrs Job Williamson and daughter visit relatives. Juanita McFarland and Elmer Rowe hosted a youth gathering Saturday night. Commencement at Montmorenci high next Friday. Thewles hosted a youth evening Saturday. Sunrise Sunday lamb jumping observed before departures. William Rusk family moved into John O Leary house. Reese family hosted a farewell Monday. they depart Thursday for Iowa. Bertie Charley Taylor and Cecil Bell of South Bend stayed over weekend. Ray McQueen and Lafayette visitors stayed with Wm McQueen.
Progressive Party Benton County Indiana calls a mass convention at the Fowler Opera House on Monday April 20 1914 at 10 oclock to nominate a Progressive County Ticket. All Progressives and supporters are invited and urged to attend. Speakers include Rev J V Bandy of Fowler Hon G Roscoe Fertich of Indianapolis and possibly a woman speaker.
United Brethren holds Sunday school at 10 00 a m and preaching at 7 15 p m led by W B Taybor Pastor Evangelical Lutheran schedule includes April 19 German service at St John s Church with 9 30 am Sunday School at St Paul s and St John s Methodist Episcopal lists 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship with sermon Standard Bearers annual thank offering at 7 30 pm with music readings and silver offering devotional and young people gatherings midweek Willow Grove Chapel offers 2 30 pm Sunday School and 3 30 pm preaching led by A W Situ
A Chicago News quip blames half the population, men, for most world trouble while noting the other half are women, sparking discussion on gender roles.
A witty Tatler aphorism notes that men look at women to see them whereas women look at men to be looked at. The line contrasts male and female gazes with a playful social observation.
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