Methodist Episcopal Church Announces Sunday Services and Children Day
The Methodist Episcopal church calendar lists Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and Children's Day services at 11:00 a.m. A music program and recitations accompany the event, with a collection for Children’s programs. Public worship follows at 8:00 p.m. A Wednesday devotional meeting is planned for 8:00 p.m. Willow Grove Chapel holds Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. and preaching at 3:30 p.m. Children’s Day at Willow Grove is on the 21st with morning exercises then basket dinner and afternoon preaching.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Willow Grove Chapel
Willow Grove
United Brethren Service Overview and Local Visits
Sunday School at 10 am with no evening service due to the pastor’s absence. Visitors include Mrs. Cecilia Canfield with her parents, Will Mahoney, Everet Adwell, and others. Local notices mention social events, travel, and a film development service at Rife & Knowles with pricing for photos and post cards.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Green Hill
W. B. Taylor
Modern Society Novel Turns Page to Reform
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note describes a modern society novel where on twelve pages the characters drink heavily. The scene provides the bibulous baron and the highball hero with time to seek a fresh start.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
What ndse Is A Riddle For A Primary Pupil
The teacher asks a small pupil in a primary class to define what ndse is. The boy answers the riddle with a quip that rolling stone does not gather.
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Thomas
Battle Ground Camp Meeting Features Knights of Saint Paul
Battle Ground Assembly reveals new program elements for the year with a self governing boy colony the Knights of Saint Paul under H D Jemison of Cincinnati. An illustrated mission lecture series and daily Christian worker conferences are planned along with Bibble Institute by Dr Louis S W Lesemann. />
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Battle Ground
Knights of Saint Paul
H .D. Jemison
Cincinnati
A. W. Wood
Lafayette
Louis S. W. Lesemann
Evanston
Bibble Institute
Leseman
de Pauw University
T. Alex Cairns
Newark
N. J
C. A. Parkin
St. Paul Church
Indianapolis
T. F. Williams
iPlainfeld
Julian Hogate
Danville
Ind
Bethel Girls
E. W. Strecker
Covington, Ind
Epworth League Institute
Democrat Primaries in Bolivar Township Nominate Trustees
Democrats voted Saturday for trustee and assessor nominees with one contested race. George Emerson beat Dr. L Leaming by six votes to secure the trustee seat. Ticket includes Emerson Griffin Ward Kennedy Schwamburger. Shelby Township also named Kelly for trustee Stackhouse for assessor and Booker Mitchel Colson for advisory board.
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Bolivar Township
Dr. L. Leaming
Geo. T. Emerson
Dr. Leaming
Mr. Emerson
Thomas Ward
P. J. Kennedy
Chas. Schwamberger
Shelby Township
Tippecanoe County
John Kelly
Edward Stackhouse
Phillip Booker
John Mitchel
John Colson
Little Flora Louise Johnson Dies in Tulsa
Flora Louise Johnson seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Johnson of Tulsa Oklahoma, died of typhoid fever in a Tulsa hospital on Saturday June 6th. Three siblings suffer the disease and one is recovering. Mrs Johnson is ill with measles. Remains will not be brought to Indiana due to family illness. Neighbors extend sympathy as the family battles sickness.
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J. H. Warshaw
Loris
Maude Warrick
Sheldon
Ill
Nelle Clark
Goodland
Olive Tharp
Mildred Miller
Frances Kirkpatrick
New Richmond
Louise Leaming
Mildred Malsbury
Romney
Wasalso
J. K. Maxwell
Jas. Ford
John Mann
Mr. Myers
Jesse Chenoweth
Joseph Mann
Freemont
F. M. Maddox
Baitsell
Maddox
Yale University
Bertha Barker
Clara
Williamsport
Mollie Durbin
Petersburg
P. H. Tulley
John L. Johnston
Leona
Fairmount
Wm. A. Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Walker Timmons
Columbia Street
Katherine Dougherty
South Bend
F. K. Dougherty
Paul
Wattles Rhode
Escondido
Cal
Oxford
Chicago
E. A. Hawkins
Lelaura McKinney
Chas. M. Baker
J. W. Carroll
P. M
Flora Louise
D. H. Johnson
Tulsa
Okla
Johnson
Indiana
Fitzsimmons Whitehead Nuptials in Pueblo Colorado
Mrs Pearl C Whitehead and J Fitzsimmons both of Pueblo Colorado wed in Pueblo on June 4 and plan a honeymoon in Colorado Springs. They will reside after June 15 at 1410 Vernon Avenue Pueblo. The groom is a city fireman who served as captain of fire station No 1 for ten years. The bride is sister to Alvin Cantrall and Mrs Alvin Metsker.
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Opp Hardware Co
Mann & Kretschman
Burns & Davis Drug Co
E. A. Hawkins
EK. W. van Dyke
N. Stevenson
Burns
Princess Theater
Fitzsimmons- Whitehead
Pearl C. Whitehead
J. ?. Fitzsimmons
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Springs
Vernon ‘Avenue
Alvin Cantrall
Alvin Metsker
Fire Company Officers Lead Volunteer Force
Jas H Burge appoints Fred Rowe as assistant chief. Officers for apparatus include Frank Waddell at Hose Cart 1 Timothy Burns at Hose Cart 2 Warren Bowles for the chemical engine and B M Burbee for the ladder truck. Community volunteers drill to form a ready response in case of fire.
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Jas. H. Burge
Fred Rowe
Ratious
Frank Waddell
Timothy Burns
Warren Bowles
B. M. Burbee
Business Men's Association to Fund City Band
The O B M A met Monday night and discussed summer band concerts. A committee of three was appointed to visit community members and secure subscriptions for band maintenance.
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Business Men's Association
New United Brethren Church Dedicated Planned
The United Brethren Church nears completion with painting and decorating underway. The dedication is set for June 28, two weeks from Sunday. A full account of the preliminary proceedings and program will appear in the Sun in a later issue.
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United Brethren
Colton Company Successful Engagement Ends
Chas Colton and his company of players closed their week here on Saturday night and departed Sunday for Pine Village. Colton is an exceptional showman with a talented, quiet, unassuming troupe. They had a good week and pleased all audiences.
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Colton
Chas. Colton
Pine Village
Picnic Meeting For Little Light Bearers
The W F M S met on Thursday with Mrs. M L White in a picnic form for the Little Light Bearers Kings Heralds and Standard Bearers. They presented numbers on the program as well as cream cake and punch. Attendance remained steady through the afternoon.
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M. L. White
King's Heralds
Band Reanimates Town with Marches at Meeting
A group of band members gathered Monday in the town hall and tore off several marches to convince themselves and residents that the band was waking from a peaceful slumber and could be aroused.
Local visitors return from Noblewitte and Moody visit
B Allen and his wife were called to the bedside of her mother in Noblewitte on Saturday. L J Goddard of Moody Bible Institute Chicago returned home Thursday after visiting Albert Sherrill and family.
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B. Allen
Noblewitte
L. J. Goddard
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Albert Sherrill and
A Century of Otterbein High School Progress
The author recalls Otterbein High School history from 1904 to 1910, noting curriculum expansion, Latin addition, and four years of study. They praise the early alumni from classes 07 to 10 for college and commercial careers, promising more details next week.
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State Board of Education
Otterbein High School
Tuberculosis Nurse Miss Wilson to Aid County Health Efforts
The Anti Tuberculosis Association has secured Miss Wilson as a traveling nurse to educate residents on prevention and early treatment. She will visit Otterbein for one week starting Tuesday June 16th to bolster township organization and community involvement in the disease fight. Dr. J. M. Radmun, Pres.
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The
Anti Tuberculosis Association
Miss Wilson
Otterbein
J. M. Radmun
Expert Piano Tuner Plans Local Tour in Lafayette
Epwakp J. Freeera announces a two to three week tour in Otterbein and vicinity. He claims strong support from musicians, artists, and local music dealers and offers piano tuning at $2.50 when working nearby. He has his own conveyance and asks to leave orders at the Otterbein Sun Office.
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Otterbein
Lafayette
Otterbein Sun
Epwakp J. Freeera
Plant Trees and Humiliating Neighbor Judgments
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram item notes a Frenchman who hanged himself planted a tree years ago for that purpose and urges planting more trees. It adds a troubling line about neighbor perceptions and borrowing a tree, framed in a blunt exhortation.
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Fort Worth
Simple Cure for Colds Breath Technique
An incipient cold may be prevented by ten to twenty deep slow breaths in the open air through the nose. Inhale fully, hold briefly, and exhale slowly to empty the lungs.
Calmness and Strength Quote by Bulwer
A reflective aphorism on power and virtue. Calmness is portrayed as inherent strength, with forbearance equated to power and character exerted through restraint.
Daily Thought on Love and Purpose
A brief aphorism notes that all are born for love and that love is the guiding principle and end of existence, contrasting with existential ideas attributed to Disrach.
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A. W. Smith
Cecilia Canfield
Mrs
Barney Caine
Will Mahoney
Timothy Harrington, Jr
Everet Adwell
Carl Adwell
Cecilia Caufield
Fowler
Burke Walker
C. R. Mather
A. M. Smith
Bea McCormick
Talbott
Jos. Hirzel
W. G. Pomiig
Fladnagan
Walter Boswell
Seymour
Margaret Meltne
Rainesville
Rife & Knowles
Riffle
Battle Ground Camp Meeting
Boyville
Obermeyer & Sons
Publishers’ Music Company
Templeton
Valero Edwards
Asia
Jacob I. Griffin
Flora Louise Johnson
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