Man Bitten by Mad Dog At West Town Outbuilding
James Mills was severely bitten by a vicious dog owned by Mr. Miyerle at Clinton Eberle’s home three miles west of town on Monday morning. The dog, long kept confined in a outhouse, attacked as Mills opened the door, crushing a bone in his hand. Dr. Smith treated the wounds and suspicion of rabies remained. a mad stone was applied in Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mills
Clinton Eberle
Mr. Miyerle
Qerge
Mills
Fire destroys Cadet Jacob Carutia home and crops
Fire yesterday morning wrecked the Cadet Jacob Carutia residence and damaged about half of the household gourds. The cause is unclear as residents search for a possible link to Pearl Crose’s failed Clover Leaf job and Miss Nellie VanNatta’s late return from Battle Ground.
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Jacob Carutia
Pearl Crose
Clover Leaf
Two Fingers Blown Off In Dynamite Accident
Tenry Gouloos of Armsby farm lost two fingers when a dynamite cap exploded Tuesday noon. He was in his house with a lit match in his left hand when the blast occurred, tearing two fingers from his palm and badly injuring his lower abdomen. Dr. Smith attended the injuries and concern grows over possible poisoning from metallic fragments. Karl Bartindale has left his position at the store. Ed Stuttler’s five year old son, previously reported convalescent, has relapsed and is dying at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenry
Gouloos
Armsby Farm
Dr. Smith
Ed Stuttler
Alt
Local Notes From Oxford and Surrounding Towns
A roundup of town life with visits, departures, and small events. Names include A M Smith, Johnnie Kelly, Lawrence Shipps, Miss Ida Hill, Ada Smith S, James Loomis, Mrs Thomas Woodhams, Win FP Christian, Sam Risenberick, Tom Woodbams, Mrs George Ford, Hattie Rhyne, the W.C.T.U., Frank Stevenson, Lou Wether, and Carter. Bank and telephone company officers listed. Willard Memorial services held at the Brethren Church with Rev Hall delivering an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Kelly
Oxford
Lawrence Shipps
Otterbein
Star Bakery
John Gring
Gephart’s
Main Street
Ida Hill
Institute
Frank Chevowith
Kingman
Ada Smith
James Loomis
Thomas Woodhams
Win
Christian
Alis. Morton
Clinton County
Sam Risenberick
Wea
Tom Woodbams
Chicaza
George Ford
Battle Ground
Hattie Rhyne
Edwardsville
Howard Tee
Willam
Indian Territory
W.C T.2
I. W. Pimmons
David Leaper
Prankstevenson
Lou Wether
Babe
Carter 7
State Bank
J. V. VaNatta
BR. He Bolt
J. Li. VaNatta
Henry F. Moore
Francis M. Maddox
Sane J. Switzer
Alfred G. Woodhams
James A. Gray
John W. Sappington
Directops
Otterbein Telephone Co
Chas
W. Collyer
Robert }. Holt
Tyan B. Switzer
Edward WW. O'Leary
Amanda Woodhams
FM Maddox
J. 11. VaNatta
C. W. Maliver
Chas. Rags
TE . Switzer
Mager
R. H. Bolt
Willard
Brethren ‘Church
Eliza Baker
Mirs Co Bartindale
Vn Tulley
Iva Dahalthers
Anne Moore
Nevan
Ancencre
Rev Hall
Odesbein's New Elevator Opens in Otterbei
Otterbei reports the completion of a new elevator at Dusty and Harrington with capacity for 10,006 vessels of grain. Designed by Juatt of Timtanapelis and Ma Lid McMuin leads the project, cost 15008, featuring modern machinery. Built in under a year, the elevator aims to boost local business and farmer confidence in Duffird Nar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbei
Dusty & Harrington
Coyvaren Fas
Ial Juatt
de Retlanc
Wiv Vo.o
Timtanapelis
Ind
Ma Lid McMuin
Vee Poildine
Oveauhow
Ventar County
Duffird
Rington
Farrer
Agreement for Pond Grove English School Teaching 1631
A historic instrument records D W Johnson agreeing to teach an English school in Pond Grove District Warren County Indiana for six months. The plan includes reading writing orthography geography arithmetic grammar and duties to maintain order and morals and to account for scholars and days taught. Trustees pledge to pay Johnson one thousand dollars upon term completion.
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Lord
D. W. Johnson
Ohio
Pond Grove
Warren County
Indiana
Johnson
Dist
Seid Johnson
Propper
Eich Torremer
United States of America
William Mears
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Bowyer
Jot Rairh
Pawnship Cleark
William Newils
Job Haigh
Town Cleark
J T McCutcheon to Go South for Health
J T McCutcheon the Record’s artist correspondent will be taken to Asheville North Carolina to restore his health and start soon. He showed some recovery before a relapse worsened his condition with tropical fever and climate treatment plans. Nurses and attendants are arranged to accompany him in a private car.
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T. McCutcheon
Record
Tosheville
N. C
McCutcheon
Rane
Irondanta
Chicago
I Fecave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie VanNatta
Battleground
Buffy
D. E- Harrington
Huffy & Harrington
W.R. Breckenridge
E. WV. Gougar
Karl Bartindale
W. H. Zinn
Lafayette, Indiana
Notiow
Sinta Stefant
Om Baber Hardware Zere
Gaul
D. Opiordd
Bure
Power&rr Arehs Wauip
UN Gadd
Brown & Waterruan
A. M. Smith
Odesbein
Warren Country
Willian Newell
Americ
Pond Grove School Corporation
William Newell
Job Fiaigh
Squire
Nenowith
J.T. McCutcheon
Messner & Son
Bell
Scott-Heath
J. H. Loomis
Justice OF the Peace
Otterbein Hotel
Dearborn St
Y. W. G6. T. U. Society
W. A. Smith
Estelle Bryan
Nellie Horminz
Ethel McKinnis
Mayme Twells
Willow Grove
John Brosa
Will
Jacob Lawson
Lafayette
Harris Willmore Ia
Sam
Indianapulis
Tom Vodhars
Alice Rowe
Fred Rowe
Joe Garris
East Lafayette
Dan Denger
J. P. Croge
Joseph Laysons
Ferdinand Birkle
John Braga
Steely
Day Denger
Lawson
Stealy
Monticello
Daisy Brown
Brookston
Tom Alkire
William Fuely
Granstall
Alice Buck
L. E. Collyer’s
Skenkabakenss
Utterbein
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