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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
7
The United Brethren church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. followed by preaching. A T8 poem and special music are planned with Prof. W. F. Smith in charge of music and W. B. Taylor as pastor.
Otterbein holds quarterly conference Saturday at 9 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Men’s meeting and 2:30 preaching service. Prayer and praise Wednesdays 7 p.m. Young people Fridays 7 p.m. Armstrong Chapel Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Preaching and communion 10:30 a.m. Sermon by Rev. A W Wood district superintendent. A W Surru, Pastor.
Ashdown Arkansas farmer’s silo preserved corn fodder from before the Civil War with hay stacked for years. Roving armies spared the barn, later uncovering fodder in excellent condition prized by livestock. In Chambersburg Pennsylvania a feud ends in marriage license as Dennis Snyder and Lizzie Manning marry amid prior killings and trials.
A dissatisfied voter explains registering for a different ticket after admitting he previously voted the prohibition ticket. He says he did not realize at the time that he was drunk and did not know what he was doing. The clerk accepts the explanation and the voter is let back into the fold.
The passage presents a weather-esque dialogue where Aemilia teases Claudius about wind and motion. Claudius asks to depart as Aemilia notes the wind kissing his brow in a playful, theatrical exchange. The scene blends weather metaphor with literary flourish.
Mr and Mrs Jacobé Mann hosted Elza Morgan and family Mrs Clara Quigg and daughters Mr and Mrs Elmer Keller and Bertha and Chas Keller Daisy Eberley visits W Lafayette with her uncle Chat Werner Henry Bougle on sick list early week Leonard Cutrell and family visit William Keller family Hez Coats visit Pleasant Grove with Genry Coats.
Sunday visits featured Frank Spiker and family with Ernest Gephart and others. Wm Gep hart and Harry Beasley spent time with Ben Gep hart. Wm Pilser and family visited Mr and Mrs Homer Nichols. Harry Lawson moved to a Weheri farm north of Otterbein. An Otterbein Arcichot weekend visit joined the Johnson Crater. Local ladies assisted Mrs C W Gep hart with butchering. Elizabeth Lake visited Nelson and family.
Ethan Brett, in naval blues with a tan glow, watches Bristol Bay from the harbor and recalls a rebellious past. Facing his father’s factory world and a distant love, he seeks a new chance by offering to begin at the bottom and win back Helen Seaver.
Montmorenci items report revival meetings at the M E church with Mr and Mrs M Garrity and Margreve Walker attending. Dalb Kerr of Winthrop visits relatives and Elmer Burdge from Walcott spends Sunday with Jacob Reiners. Sarah White visits Mary Christian. A school Irish minstrel show by freshman sophomore and junior girls is set for Friday evening the 13th and all are invited.
Merlyn Thompson left Lafayette to visit home folks while John German comes from a retram to relatives here. The town keeps the hill south with coasting as 48 attended Wednesday night prayer and 20 at the Young Converts Prayer Band Friday. Arthur McGahan helps his father this week. Oliver Biddle hired to Wm Ade for the coming crop year. Samuel Dawson to follow K W Thompson plan next spring, sauuher. Oscar Shou wil labor with Jacob Mann Jr during the ensuing season. Joe Biddle now with Mr Catingham west of Claw son school. A few young men in Green Hill stay unemployed.
In La Croix de la Tombe, M Laval a wealthy cafe owner and carpenter was found murdered in his kitchen. His son Alexis and daughter in law were later found hanged in their cottage, with a note claiming innocence and warning of self harm. Robbery was not the motive. arson attempted.
Gustave Arniz, bitten by a rabid dog in Germany at age 14, was given whisky and cauterized. Since then he has repeatedly stolen horses and now awaits his tenth penitentiary sentence in Kansas City. He spent much of his life in Kansas and Missouri prisons after arriving in America forty years ago, with earlier terms in Europe. He fought in the Franco Prussian War and saw actions at Sedan and Strasbourg.
Rich Thompson, held on a burglary charge in Corning Arkansas, wandered the Clay County jail interior. He removed a grate from a large pipe conveying warm air, slipped into the furnace shaft, and tumbled to the basement. He crawled back out and was recaptured by the jailer.
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