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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
6
The Sun reports our printing establishment has moved to the 2nd floor rear of the State Bank building. Despite three days lost to setup work, we have strived to publish the Sun as near regular time as possible.
The First Degree work will occur at the next regular meeting on Tuesday night. The degree staff and all Odd Fellows are urged to attend. A smoker will follow the work. W.8 Homing, Noble Grand. Charles Hawkins, Secy.
The W C T U County Institute, moved from March 27 due to flood, will convene at the M E church on Friday May 2. Mrs Elizabeth Stanley will address the meeting and dinner will be served at noon. all members and friends are urged to attend.
The Morrow Brothers Quartet will present a concert tomorrow night at the opera house under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the U B church. The group is known for a fine performance and a strong reputation.
Will Gephart tumbled while hanging paper at Glenn Johnston’s home near Green Hill Saturday morning. The ladder collapsed, causing a fractured rib sprains and a general shaking up. All spring pap ering contracts were cancelled.
A satirical piece critiques the Hoosier Cabinet as a home tool while detailing local notices. Readers learn of community events and residents including Earl Johnston in Earl Park and Dr. Follette in Hoopston, and notices about ice delivery, church fundraising, and letters from Mrs. A. B. Allen. The letter from Joh. M. Stahl explains family ties to the United Brethren and support for a new church.
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