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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
3
Ward Bros Drugists advertise Vinol a tonic combining cod liver oil and iron. They claim iron strengthens blood while cod liver oil supports nerves and tissues and aids throat and throat problems. The ad touts French chemistry behind separating medicinal components and urges trial for coughs colds and pulmonary troubles.
Pierce of Pine Village spent Sunday with Charles Sawyer and family along with Joe McKinney and Wilbur Rush and families. The Sawyers and Percy Read attended the play The Trail of the Lonesome Pine in Lafayette. Ed Martin visiting Ed Buck and Jamiley. Ben Gephart spent Sunday with A. W. Gephart. Tom Lemming’s wife visited with daughter Mrs Walter Whistler. Edith Gephart visiting local friends this week. Mrs John Lemming with Emma McKinnis Sunday. Sunday school next Sunday at 9 30 a m.
A jumble of names and social snippets from Green Hill and Garden City Kansas includes Thomas Johnston, Mamie McKinnis, Nelie Ui denbrand, Henry Shonf and families, Dr Yager, Aunt Elia Knowles, and various church and gathering notes. Mentions of a school event, a parish sale, oyster dinner, and a county election frame the uneven reader text with scattered dates and places.
Mrs. GC W Gephart and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Mann of Green Mil. Bertha Gephart spent Wednesday night and Sunday with Miss Girdie Kennedy. Jesse and Paskel Vaughn visited Frank Johnson. Eat and Adbert Johnson moved to the George Balback farm vacated by Harry Lisson. John Cain spent Sunday with his folks. Miss Bertha Edith Gephart and Anand Daliusan attended. Mrs Chissawyer and Miss Jod Gephart visited Mrs Gephart.
EVANGELICAL Lutheran notes report English services at St John next Sunday with Ash Wednesday observance on February 25. An English service also to be held at St Paul at 7 30. Father League meets Sundays at St Paul 7 o'clock and Sunday School at 10 am. Rev Paul von Toerne, Pastor.
The United Brethren group holds a 10:00 a.m. study session at the school with Progen TiSym and special music led by Prof. WLP. The coordinator Sorta owl has charge of the music.
Otterbein Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching and communion at 11 a.m. Kings Heralds meet 2:30 p.m. special music during service. Evening prayers and praise meetings Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. Your people’s meeting on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. Willow Grove Sunday School 2:00 p.m. preaching 3:00 p.m. Pastor Wo. Serr.
An old wartime shell filled with powder exploded near Dundee injuring Mrriest Patterson and his young wife. Patterson found the shell while fainting and tried to pry it open with a harehct. The blast knocked them back and mangled his wife's face as two of his fingers were torn off.
The last deer in Calumet County died of old age after a harsh winter. The animal had long attracted legislative attention and-game wardens across two counties. Residents helped wardens keep it safe from hunters for years.
Mina Forsyth awakens in stormy weather as the Reunion II troupe heads to Kingston for the opening performance. Manager Harris warns Bennet’s illness spares the show while Forsyth endures hardship to support her child and secures a later triumph through a staged reunion and audience acclaim.
Otterbein Indiana enters as second class matter under the 1879 act stating the newspaper’s mailing status and place of publication.
Wm. T. Small found a brass key at Farmers Institute in Boswell and owner may claim it at the Sun Office. Wm. Foster is reported much improved from Yakima. W. F. M. Bazaar plans include bringing articles to E A Hawkins store. Various visits and gatherings span residents from Green Hill to Oxford, Indianapolis to Crawfordsville. A Laird Millinery bazaar is set for February 21 with W I M I ladies handling sales.
A fragment depicts competing voices guiding a woman named Sue through a moment of temptation and a call to virtue. The older maternal voice urges restraint while another voice urges action, reflecting timeless moral tension in a domestic scene.
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