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Otterbein Sun

Location

Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

6

Longtime Otterbein resident John Bartindale dies at Oaks

John J. Bartindale aged in his late seventies died at the Oaks sanitarium in Oxford Sunday at 3 am after months of failing health. A veteran of the Fenian uprising in Canada and later a railroad bridge builder a merchant, postmaster, and active Republican, he leaves three children and several spouses. Funeral services were held at Otterbein M E Church with Masonic and Odd Fellows interment at Pond Grove cemetery.

J. C. Bartindale the Oaks Oxford Mr. Bartindale John Coombe Bartindale Thomas and Caroline Bartindale Jarvis Ontario Canada United States Otterbein Lyda Moore George King Lafayette Ossie Rowan Twin Falls Idaho Earl Bartindale Carrie Cooper Ellen S. Moore George Woodhams George W. Bartindale Ellen S. Bartindale Bartindale Lottie S. Sutherland Hamilton George Carrie Hamil_ton Masonic Fraternity Order of Odd Fellows Otterbein M. FE N. A. Chamberlin Colfax W. N. Dunn Gibson Wilson Perry Cooper Judson Pond Grove Cemetery Masonic and Odd Fellow

Uncalled-for Letters at Post Office

Uncalled-for mail listed for June 30 will be sent to the Dead Letter office if not claimed. The store at Aydelotte owned by E. Long burned Wednesday night with no cause found. building and contents destroyed while owners attended a band concert in Oxford.

Elsie Stebbens Renas Stwallery T. Sullivan Henry Ashley S. B. Bannister Jas B. Howa A. Johnson Ralph Chen John Comer Leota Doyle J. W. Carroll P. M Aydelotte E. Long

Mrs Bridget Harrington Dies at Otterbein Home

Mrs Bridget Harrington died Wednesday afternoon at the family residence west of Otterbein after five years of illness. Born in Limerick Ireland on June 4 1842 she came to America as a girl. Survived by husband Timothy Harrington and six children Daniel Timothy Cornelius Robert William Elizabeth. John preceded. Funeral from St Charles church with burial at St Marys Lafayette.

Bridget Harrington Otterbein Limerick Ireland America Timothy Harrington Daniel E Timothy, Jr Cornelius A Robert William Elizabeth Harrington John Harrington St. Charles Catholic Altar Society Oxford

Carroll Installed as Postmaster Here

J. W. Carroll began his duties as postmaster Monday morning. Former deputy Wm. Walsh and Miss Beatrice White and Robert Connolly of the Lafayette post office attended the opening. Carroll, recently commissioned, has long worked in local clothing and furnishing trades and is well known locally. Miss Jessie Ive was named deputy during his term.

Wm. Walsh Beatrice White Robert Connolly Lafayette Carroll Jessie Ive

Band Concerts Record Quiet Confidence This Year

The La fayette Courier praises local musicians while the Sun stays silent in coverage. The band avoids hype after last year’s crash and aims for steady progress as Prof Rebholz of Earl Park leads with efficiency and talent.

Lafayette Courier Rebholz Earl Park

Otterbein Beats Remington In Extra Innings Classic

Otterbein defeated Remington in a Sunday baseball game with a dramatic rally in the twelfth inning. The score reached 6-4 as Otterbein broke the tie late to claim the win.

Otterbein Remington

Notice to settle accounts of Allen Boothroyd and Son

The books and accounts of the firm Allen Boothroyd and Son have been left at the State Bank. All who know themselves to be indebted are asked to call at the bank and settle before August 1. The public is thanked for patronage during their time of dealing.

Allen, Boothroyd & Son State Bank

Otterbein Grain Co Upgrades Elevators With Electric Motors

Otterbein Grain Co will convert its east elevator to electric propulsion. The former cable and tower setup is removed. Three motors will power the equipment, rated at 25, 15, and 10 horsepower respectively.

Otterbein Grain Co

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