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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
4
The Otterbein church hosts Prof. L W Wallace of Purdue for a special address to men Sunday at 7 30 p m with extra music. Although aimed at men the invitation is open to all. This opens a series of monthly first Sunday night meetings sponsored by the Brotherhood.
M. Be.chruch invites attendance at Sunday School 10:00 a m Public worship with sermon 11:00 a m A rally to be announced and an important movement to be undertaken Prof L W Wallace Purdue University to speak 7:30 p m Willow Grove Sunday school 2:30 p m with preaching and the Lord's Supper A W Smith Pastor
Miss Edith More of Chicago visited R. W. Pierce and family from Monday to Wednesday. Mrs John Andrews and Miss Eva Crane of Attica stayed with D. M. Briar and family. The Moore family visited Danville Illinois by auto. Mrs John Alvey and Miss Pearl were guests near Shadeland Saturday and Sunday.
Residents and visitors from Pine Village Lafayette Danville Gilman and Colfax frequent the region. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Christian of Media Mrs Homing of Texarkana plus teachers and students joining local schools. A WCTU meeting is rescheduled and Republicans host speakers drawing 150 to 200 attendees.
In the Benton Circuit Court October Term 1914 Indiana State Benton County Ora McCool v Bernice McCool Complaint No 53884 plaintiff by Arthur E Yount files complaint with affidavit that Bernice McCool is not a resident and non resident is a necessary party Notice to appear on the first day of the next term to be held on the second Monday of October 1914 at Fowler Court House and answer or demur otherwise the case will be heard in her absence Clerk Clarence Norauest signs and seals the notice dated July 8 1914.
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