Trustee Notice for Otterbein Township Sessions
Trustee George Patterson announces weekly office holds in Otterbein for township business every Tuesday and Saturday. The notice includes quirky advisory text and literary quotes, then references a Boston Transcript style misprint about marriage timing and period drops in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vehoo
Otterbein
Gereorgae PT
Eaaibrson
Justee
Bolivar Township
Marri
Boston Transripi
Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Calls and Visits
Asa McKinnis made a short village call last Monday. Peter Brown travelled to Lafayette last Sunday. Grandma Cooper remains quite ill. Joseph Coles moved into the W. J. Cooper residence south of town. Frances Lowery and her mother left for Olney Illinois. The Sunday school teachers training course gains interest with 40 in the contest. Rev Samuel Keller preached on the power of God unto salvation. Nelson Lemming from Illinois visited his half sister Mrs Edna Buck and his uncle Ephraim Lemming last week. Mrs Ephraim Lemming has been ill but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa McKinnis
Peter Brown
Lafayette
Grandma Cooper
Joseph Coles
W. J. Cooper
Frances Lowery
Olney
Ill
Samuel Keller
God
Nelson Lemming
Ilinois
Edna Buck
Ephraim Lemming
Montmorenci Social Notes Highlight Community Fundraiser
Mrs N J Cuppy and family from Walcott visit with Mr and Mrs Jacob Reiners. A well attended box supper ice cream social and ball game raised a neat sum by the Standard Bearers. Mrs William Marvin returns from Illinois visiting relatives. Elizabeth and Flossie Lake stayed with Jennie Nelson Otterbein. M E church meeting canceled due to pastor illness. hoped to resume next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Cuppy
Walcott
Jacob Reiners
William Marvin
Illinois
Elizabeth
Flossie Lake
Jennie Nelson
Otterbein
Joe Mulvey
M. Mulvey
M. E
Armstrong Paragrafs Visit Readers and Families
A string of social visits unfolds in Williamsport area as Armstrong Paragrafs attendees share Sundays with Gephart Sawyer and related families. The community sees multiple households hosting guests including Ed Iouck, Charlie Gephart, and John Read, with church and school activity noted for next Sunday at 9 30.
West Side Occurrences Report Social Visits and Moves
Names of residents and guests appear in a sequence of Sunday and weekend visits. William Kilin called on his brother at Oxford. John Christopher came from Kenana to work for Elza Morgan. Clara Quigg entertained multiple families including Jacob Mann and Jennie Morgan. Raymond Adams Edith May Eberly visited with Florence and Verna Quigg. John Sanders moved from Neil Harrington farm to Cook farm. Ancil Bowers visited his daughter Mrs Schwamberger. Keller family spent Sunday with John Rowe. John Mann hosted Eliza Morgan and Mrs Mary Mann. A note on Cathay notes Marco Polo and Kaital misrendering.
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West Side
William Kiliin
Oxford
John Christopher
Kenana
Elza Morgan
Clara Quigg
Jacob Mann
John Chris
Opter
Clara
Nellie Young
Jennie Morgan
Raymond
Edith Adams
May
Francis Eberly
Florence
Verna Quigg
John Sanders
Neil Jlarrington
Cook Farm
Her Coats
George Coats
Pleasent Grove
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Keystone
Ayes
Black Hawk Corn
Lidw. Co
MAR Furniture
O. A. Chenoweth
Dr. L. Learning
Main Street
F. E. Follett
Indiana
C. R. Mather,d.v.m
Xgre Res
Lumber Yard
Ind
Ms. Smith & Bro
Benton County
Security Connualty Co. of
Indianapolis, Ind
Freq F. Killiw
Temptetan
Eavers
Ute
Dee
J. W. Franklin's
Green Will
Puildenekald
Medina Township
Natco
Naico
Isel
Otterbein, Indiana
Neighborhood News
Green Hill
Armstrong Paragrafs
Avis Dutcher
Williamsport
Ed Iouck
Tom Moore
Ella McKxkinney
Thomas Bowyer
Miss Rose
Luther Mann
Will Taylor
Will Clawson
Gephart
A. W. Gephart
Charles Gephart
Clarence Mann
Auburn
Charles Sawyer
Guy Lind
John Lemming
Walter Whistler
Anna Johnson
Mary
Carl Arvidson
Roudonbush School
Jennie
Maybelle Nelson
Isaac Nelson
Peter Arvidson
Steve Read
John Read
Ed Bader
China
Europe
Marco Pols
Thieme &Schuessler Co
Maslin Underwear
Ford & Hawkins
Otterbein Opera House
German Medicine Co
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