Local Play Impresses Large Friday Night Audience
About 800 to 350 people gathered at the opera house for the presentation of SA Noble Ou'east by the local state cast after six weeks of rehearsals. Dr. L. Peterson and Miss Grace Taylor starred in the lead roles with supporting turns by Oscar, Waddell, Charles Tel, Mrs. Alltt, Miss Elda Meiupes, and Elta Brock. The show featured a solemn, sober climax and a mix of comic and dramatic scenes. Gross proceeds reached $6805 with expectations for a final tally around $800.
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Dr. L. Peterson
Grace Taylor
Omar
Oscar Stan
Urdeir de Duta
Che Westly
Waddell
Su Tor
Finee
Ion Demaieel
Charles Tel
Alltt Sherreb
Atoer
Elda Meiupes
Elta Brock
Ted
Hann Auto Agency Sold to New Otterber Firm
Last week George Haen sold Hann Auto Agency to Messrs J W Ford and L H Dawkins. The new owners will continue handling Overland and Ford lines and focus on expanding auto mail business in 1914. Both buyers are known in Otterber business circles and bring territory and project plans to strengthen the firm.
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Hann
Ford
Hawlins Neithr
Otterber
Farmers Institute to be Held at Luterbin Tomorrow
The O B M A and local farmers unite for a farmers institute at Luterbin with a program listed in this issue. The event aims to attract many community members and their families as agriculture groups join in the program and recesses.
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Luterbin
Farmers’ Institute
O B. M
Vhagmon
Min
Frank Johnston
Tom Ke
Leto Bees
Oyro
Mike the Merting
Death of Infant Daugher of Mr Mrs Tator
Infant den Taybar died at home this morning at age one year and several months after illness of ten days. She was the child of Mr and Mrs Tator with five brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held at the Masonic temple at one o clock this afternoon with Rev A We South officiating. Interment in Pond Grove cemetery.
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den Taybar
Tleary Tator
Pond Grove
Bazaar at Tasird’s church raises funds and goods
A church bazaar offered many goods and pies for sale with domestic items, clothes, and a bake sale. Donated articles supported by about a dozen members, with a birthday supper served by parishioners from 5 to 8 pm and well attended.
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Realiz
Evangelical Lutheran Notes Odd Service Details
Sunday notices show a service at Enevish 8) next Sunday and a Lutheran league meeting at St Pauls Church at 7 pm. Sunday School starts at 9 am. Rev Paul Von Toerne serves as pastor and leads the activities.
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Evangelical Lutheran Notes
Jusge
Pauls Church
St. Paul's Church
Paul von Toerne
Penny Contest Banquet Celebrates Winning Side
The Ladies Aid Society of United Besth renchareh hosted a banquet for the winning side at W. B. Homing's home on February 17. Rev. W. B Taylor gave a toast as Miss Elida MelSinney and E. Jf. Wison won two contests.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Besth Renchareh
W. B. Homing
Tod
W. B Taylor
Elida MelSinney
E. Jf. Wison
Atbet Sherill
Injured Twin Confusion After Mishap in Ghamokin Pa
Witnesses cannot tell the 7 year old twins apart after a fall that fractured one boy's arm outside a grandfather's house in Ghamokin Pennsylvania. Claude, the other twin, was with him but unclear who was injured as bystanders rushed to aid and identify the injured child.
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Chefe Voueh
Claude
Tims
Vaneryine
Finch and Ramey Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Samuel N. Finch of North Liberty Indiana and Daisy Mabel Ramey of Medaryville Indiana were married by Rev. A W Smith at the Methodist parsonage. Finch is a grain merchant and church official. Ramey a former organist and music teacher. A dinner followed and the couple departed for their furnished North Liberty home.
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Samuel
N. Finch
North Liberty
Ind
Daisy Mabel Ramey
Medaryville
A. W. Smith
Finch
Mis. Smith
Mrs. Finch
Mule Ties Up Railroad Trestle Walkers Disrupt Train
A mouse-like mishap delays the Columbia Missouri Af. K. & T. Railroad cross trestle when a man attempts to cross in darkness. The incident halts a Missouri accommodation train as workers inspect and resume service after the trestle incident.
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Missouri
Columbia
Buried Rosin Warrel Mystery Unraveled Nearby
Long buried rosin cache near a Maine site drew curiosity as locals recalled merchant activity decades ago. Ross, father of Wilting Ross, recalls a time when merchants bought rosin and shipped it to Northern markets but competition from southern states led to abandonment.
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Ross
Warrel of
Rosin
Color Blind Giant Rejected From Service
A six foot five and one half inch, 225 pound 27 year old Ollie Threer of Nebraska a former cowpuncher and shore resident sought entry to the mary but was rejected after an examining surgeon deemed him a perfect specimen of manhood except for his color blindness which disqualified him.
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Ollie Threer
Nebraska
Mary
Bluejacket
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