14 May 1914
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
1
The Otterbein Sun notes Wade S. Bolt as publisher editor and proprietor and records its second class entry at the Otterbein Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
The readable fragments reference Indiana associated weekly publications and a second concern within the Coneco listing, indicating an internal matter or notice in the newspaper page.
Glenn Casad and family spent Sunday with Elwood Booker and family. Mr and Mrs John Leary and family visited Sunday afternoon with M Garrity and wife. Mrs Chas White entertained a large number of young people at her home last Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter Sarahs 15th birthday. The evening was spent in playing games. At a late hour dainty refreshments were served. Miss Sarah received many beautiful presents. All departed to their homes wishing her many more such birthdays. Miss Fila Reiners is assisting Mrs Mantle with house work. The Standard Bearers will meet next Saturday evening with Raymond and Louise Mulvey.
HH Wilson made a flying trip to Williamsport last Sunday morning. Uncle Ephraim terming is now on the mend. Bart Shoal has a gob with a paper disuewer in Osterhem. The Missionary entertainment at the church last week was interesting.
Mrs Clara Quigg hosted a gathering including Jacob Mann Elza Morgan Harry Kretschmann John Morgan Dyer Killin and families Jennie Morgan Lenna Bryant Mrs Mary Mann and Ezra Coats with John Christopher also present. Leonard Currill visited his parents William Keller Sunday. John M Mann and wife visited William Myers. Ward and Candace Smith spent weekend with Raymond and Edith Adams. Chas Schwamberger and family visited William Schwamberger at Willow Grove. Miss Alice Holder visited her uncle William Gephart and family in Otterbein.
The small audience due to the storm hosted Hattie Delaney as a Sunday visitor with home folks. Mrs. Ade, wife of Rev. Irvin Ade of Alexis NL, visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney. Mrs. Charles Ade returned from Buck Creek last Sunday. Little Frances Ade spends the week with grandfather Charles Dietrich. Grandma Stephenson, Emma Franklin and Nona and Lota Cantrall dined with Wilbur Franklin. Peter Brown visited his mother last Sunday. Bert Thompson and family spent Sunday with J H North. Thomas Wilson and wife visited Mrs May of Independence last Saturday night and Sunday.
John Read and family and Cora McWinnis visited Sunday with George Manns. Miss Anne Anderson spent Sunday with Elli and Maury Arvidsen Elmor McKinney and family. May and Belle McKinney Naomi Bowyer dined Sunday with Tom Moore and family. Mr and Mrs Chas Lawser and daughter Eva spent Sunday with Fisk Amoroomar of Independence. Hed Buck and family visited Sunday with John Perrin and family. Miss Lita Uboer spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother Edgar Olivier and family. AW Gephart and family and Coci hoster spent Sunday with Ike and Mrs Allan Stewart. Mrs Gepbart remained for a short visit. Chas Gepbart and Frank Mann coat families Oscar Mann and wife and Clarence Mann were entertained day by Mann Sr and wife Sunday. John D Liptrap and family and Miss Kava Liptrap Sundayed with other Liptrap and mother Mrs Clawson. Sunday school next Sunday at 2:50 sharp.
John Ildenbrand trustee announces schedule for Medina Township business. Activities will occur at his home office on Mondays and at J. W. Stranklin's store in Green Will on Mondays each week until further notice.
An old advertisement promotes Wall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Catarrh Cure as non quack remedies prescribed by physicians. It asserts cures for catarrh and related ailments, touts a combination of tonics and blood purifiers, and invites testimonials from F B J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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