Sunday School Picnic Figures In Hebron Town News
Mrs John Colson and daughter Emma attend the Hebron Sunday School picnic along with Miss Florence Burns. Montmorenci band boys joined the Hebron event, while Bruce and Charles Dougherty and Miss Kathryn Dougherty spent the Sabbath with relatives east of town. Edna Wright returns to Lafayette after a two week stay with Lee Fisher and family. Frances Martin of Tolono visits, then returns home. Mrs German suffers a light paralysis during a visit by Mesdames Kendall and Metsker at Elijah German’s home. Geraldine Stephen of Boswell visits Hilliard Burge’s family, as Alfred Burge and Jessie Dickens of Marion spend the weekend there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Colson
Emma
Florence’ Burns
Hebron
Bruce
Charles Dougherty
Miss Kathryn Dougherty
Dougherty
Edna Wright
Lafayette
Lee Fisher
Mesdames
Clyde Kendall
Carl Metsker
Elijah German
Mrs. German
Geraldine Stephen
Boswell
Hilliard
Residents Note Weekend Visits Across Towns
Local residents including Miss Hazel Carlisle and Miss Goldie Ice return from visits with relatives in Scotts and Shelbyville. Several families travel to Boswell, St. Anne, and Remington for visits. The Otterbein Telephone Co. plans July 4 closure. various social calls noted. A Sunday gathering in Romney celebrates a Presbyterian church dedication.
Neighborhood Socials Highlight Local Visits
Richard Vaughn and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lemming of Green Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gephart entertained at dinner Sunday with A. W. Gephart and family, Frank Mann and family, and Isaac Gephart and family near Ambia. James Lockwood and family visiting Emory Elliott's home. Ralph Gwinn and Miss Eva Liptrap were guests of Art Cooper. Henry North and daughters visited Wm. North near Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Vaughn
Guy Lemming
Green Hill
Ben Gephart
A. W. Gephart
Frank Mann
Isaac Gephart
Ambia
James Lockwood
Emory Elliott
Ralph Gwinn
Eva Lip‘trap
Art Cooper
Henry North
Wm. North
Near
Lafayette
Uses of Alcohol and a Weathered Perception
A satirical piece extols alcohol's ubiquitous role across society and industry while quipping that it never forsakes an old friend Fair Resemblance. It includes a joke about a husband returning home muddy and seeking a meal by the fire.
On His Trial and a Chauffeur Adverts in Jest
A garbled humor piece recalls a trial scene where a fictional character advertises for a chauffeur. The dialogue quips about a son of a gin who allegedly ran over the speaker last week. A genealogical note follows with a pun about a colored man and a chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaspard de Chugchug
Monsieur
Griggsby
Way Out The Tailor Bill Warning
A speaker threatens the tailor over an unpaid bill. The note says write to the tailor that if he does not stop the pressure, the matter will be handed to a lawyer.
The Baby's Errand and Nurse Announcement
An amused exchange reports a nurse announcing the expectant baby boy and a professor's quip about asking the child what he wants. This light moment captures a domestic or hospital scene with a playful tone.
World’s Largest Theatre in Paris Opera House
The Opera House of Paris claims to be the world’s largest theater covering three acres with a cubic mass of 4 287 000 feet and a cost of 25 000 000 dollars. It describes gas mantle preservation methods for brighter longer lasting light.
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Opera House of
Paris
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Man & Co
Scientific American
Scientige
Broadway
New York
Washington, D.C
O. A. Chenoweth
Dr. L. Learning
Main Street
F. E. Follett
Plhsone
Hridays Otterbein
Indiana
C. R. Mather,d.v.m
Lumber Yard
Calis Answ
Otterbein
Ind
A. M. Smith & Bro
Benton County
Mondags
J. W. Franklin
Green TH
John Hildenbrand
Medina Township
GrorGk T. Emerson
Bolivar Township
Burns & Davia Rag Co
Bor S
South St
Kelly Springfield
Stitz Company
Lafayette, Ind
Good
the New Home Sewing Hacking Company
Orange, Mass
Opp Home. Co
Prof
Indianapolis
Frances Martin
Tolona
Ill
Margaret Madox
Alfred Burge
Jessie Dickens
Marion
James Burge
Theme &Schuessler Co
the Farmers & Merchants Bank Otterbein
Jeremiah Edwards
Chas, L. McKinnis
J.S. Ward
Hazel Carlisle
Scotts
Here
Jo. H. Carlisle
Ernest Abel
Boswell Sunday
Goldie Ice
Shelbysville
Miss Jessie Ice
Gray Peters
Katherine and
Reba Peters
Oxford
Joseph Sewell
Carl Summers
Michel Harris
Remington
A. B. Bowen
Charles Woodington
Lewis Woodington
St. Anne
Elmer Griffin
Sarah Sidden
L. H. Perigo
Belle McKinney
Ella Fleenor
Orville Durflinger
Ray McKinnis
John Alvey
St. John Lutheran Church
George Schwamberger
Marie Caldwell
New Boston
Mass
Imma Martin
Gilbert McKinney
Hida
Jesse McKinney
Carl Weigle
Chas. Weigle
Luther Nichols
Sheldon
Otterbein Telephone Co
Herman Abrams
Little Rock, His
Alva Collyer
Williamsport
John Kerr
Rebecca Lake
Miss Pearl
James Lake
Stockwell
Curtis Johnson
Thos, Tolen
Chalmers
Edward Tolen
Duncenihe, la
Michael Tarrell Land Family
Henry Clover
Chatsworth, Til
Monson Martin
Dro
B. Lf Richardson
Va Thlmes
Hoopeston, HL
Win
Burton
Wellington
Chas, Magee
Wife
Harry Sutton
Express
N. Yakina
Wash
Thos. H. Johnson
Deering
Twine
Opp Hdw. Co
Neighborhood News
State Bank of
John W. VanNatta
Ile, Switzer
R. H. Bolt
Sidney Smith
Ass’t
EF. M. Maddox
I. E. Switzer
J. W. Moore
John R. Hawkins
S. S. Dougherty
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