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Newspaper

Otterbein Sun

Location

Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1914

Page

3

Sen Wood Draws Good Crowd at Otterbein Republican Rally

Former State Senator Will R. Wood spoke at Otterbein’s campaign event amid a sea of Republican decorations. The audience of Montmorenci Republicans and local officials packed the opera house as Wood, a congressional candidate, delivered forceful lines that were well received by supporters and met with a cautious defense from Democrats.

Otterbein Will R. Wood Opera House Harry Styner Thomas Érum Corps Wood Congress S. Dougherty

Maxwell Reestablishes Jewelry Store In Burns Room

J Maxwell plans to reopen his jewelry business in Burns room after a failed sale to Mr Munson of Chicago. A new stock and electric polishing lathe arrive as he prepares for a grand opening next week on Saturday Oct 31 with a Christmas drawing and ticket distribution starting opening day.

J. K. Maxwell Burns Room Maxwell Munson Chicago Mr. Maxwell

Reading for the Blind Library Seeks Space and Support

The State Library serves blind readers with free mail service but overcrowded shelves and costly raised type books. Citizens debate a centennial memorial building to expand the library and museum, aiding an underserved group. Mrs. Jennie Hill travels from Bloomington to Green Hill for her father’s serious stroke illness.

Owen Wister New York Point State Library David Copperfield Jennie Hill Bloomington Green Hill Straughn

Wedding of Irene Sutton and Charles Dunwoody at Montmorenci

Miss Irene Drucilla Sutton wed Charles David Dunwoody on Saturday October 17 at 11:30 am at the Sutton home near Ofterbein. Rev. O S Stewart officiated before about ninety guests as attendants Vera Belle Sutton and O H Anderson. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm near Montmorenci after March 1.

Harry Sutton Ofterbein Irene Drucilla Sutton Charles David Dunwoody Stewart Montmorenci Tri Kappa Sisters Louise Taylor Dayton Iva Martin Miss Taylor Mendelashon Vera Belle Sutton O. H. Anderson Purdue University Dunwoody D. F. Dunwoody

Engagement Announced By Miss Helen R Rowe

Miss Helen R Rowe announces engagement to Harry L Johnston at a 2 to 6 PM party hosted by her parents on South Main Street. Yellow and white decor featured autumn leaves and flowers. prizes awarded to Enid Johnston Clara Johnston Nelle Burns. luncheon followed with toast by Enid Johnston.

Helen R. Rowe C. F. Rowe South Main Street Harry L. Johnstom Cupid Allie Dilts Enid Johnston Clara Johnston Clara Young Nelle Burns Eerl Leslie Johnston

Hart-Weibers Nuptials at St Joseph Church Indianapolis

Roy Hart of Indianapolis married Miss Celia Weibers daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Weibers of Otterbein in St Joseph church Indianapolis The ceremony was conducted by Rev Downey The bride the younger Weibers daughter has many friends in Otterbein and has worked for Indianapolis Glove Co for two years Hart a traveling salesman for Pittman Myers Co will live at 902 Broadway Indianapolis Attendees from Otterbein included Mr and Mrs J H Weibers Mr and Mrs Irvin Hart and Ancil McKinney Jr and family

Roy Hart Indianapolis Celia Weibers J.h.wiebers Otterbein St. Joseph Church Downey Indianapolis Glove Co Hartigg Pittman-Myera Co Indianapolia Irvin Hart Agnes Weibers Hart Broadway J. H. Weibers Ancil McKinney, Jr

Rader Frisie Wedding Noted in Anaconda

Mr and Mrs W J Rader announce the marriage of their daughter Florence Empa Rader to H J Frisbie. The ceremony took place in Anaconda Montana on Oct 12. The bride has lived in Billings and Cody Wyoming and the groom is an electrical engineer from Fromberg Montana now employed in Anaconda. Their at home card lists 817 East Sixth Street Anaconda Montana.

W. J. Rader Florence Empa Rader H. J. Frisbie Anaconda Mont Billings Cody Wyo Frisbie Fromberg

State Convention of W. O. T. U. in Brazil Indiana

The State Convention at Brazil Indiana October 9 14 drew delegates, church and civic welcome, with 343 unions in the state and 40 departments. Emphasis on national prohibition, women’s suffrage, and home duties amid temperance work. Miss Tingling of England spoke on faith testimony and sacrifice. The Sunday school procession and automobile parade highlighted the event, with speeches and a suffrage debate favoring the affirmative. Delegates prepare to expand plans statewide.

Brazil Ind M. E Wayhinger Vayhinger Prof. Coleman Elizabeth Stanley Metheusela Christine Tingling England M. E. Church J. W. E. Carpenter Mr. Carpenter Rfév Benson Carpenter Christ America Stanley Ritta Jones Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Governor Ralston Visits Otterbein for Democrat Day

Governor Samuel M. Ralston arrived by train to Otterbein amid band music and cheering crowds. The visit highlighted Democratic support with speakers John B. Peterson and local officials, praising state administration, and a motorcade through Oxford and Fowler before concluding in county seat ceremonies.

Otterbein Samuel M. Ralston Waas Fowler Redman Everbody Ralston John B. Peterson Franklin Lafayette Nantmorenci Lawson Peterson

Youth's Companion Promotes Athletic Training For Boys

The Youth's Companion highlights athletic training for boys with expert coaching on pitching, racing, and swimming. It offers free trials and forecasts for 1915, with bundled deals for subscribers and continued issues through late 1914, plus a 1916 calendar.

Companion Companon Youth's Companion Berkeley Street Boston

Adler-i-ka Promoted For Quick Bowel Relief In Otterbein

Local druggist urges Adler-i-ka as a single dose bowel cleanser said to cure stomach trouble, gas, and constipation quickly. Burns & Davis Drug Co. advertises the remedy with claim of fast relief and notes Albert Bankson family moving to A G Woodhams farm southwest of town. John Hunt family to occupy vacated Cheadle property.

Otterbein Adler-i Ka Burns & Davis Drug Co Albert Bankson A. G. Woodhams Mr. Woodhams Otterheim John Hunt Mr. Hunt Cheadle Bankson

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