Community notes from Hodpston and nearby towns
Will Mabas and Iam Sunday visit Hodpston with Harry Kretschman and family at the home of Chas Scott in Oxford. Chas Wagner and family spend Sunday in Oxford with cousin Miss Mabel Campbel. Prestolite tanks tires and auto supplies at the Opp Holme, Warren. A girl to work morn and evenings during the school term for board and lodging. Mrs. Nelie Stevenson. Luther Nichols visited home folks near Templeton Sunday. Miss Nelle Homing leaves Saturday for Marengo Ind to supervise music and drawing in schools. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitehead with daughter Helen and son Robert attend the State Fair. Arthur Wells Danville Ill Ray Southworth W Lafayette John Smith Chalmers and Dr Ward Smith family spent last week at LeGalltey cottage on the banks of the Wabash. Mr. and Mrs. Wells guests at Dr. Smith’s home this week. Otterbein Telephone Co placed new phones Otha Nichols 169 and J. H. Doherty 14. John Mann Wm Myers Chas Magee and Geo Rush went to Indianapolis to attend the Fair. Mrs. Asher Dilts and daughter Allie returned from visits in Colorado and Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Baker called to Battle Ground Saturday due to illness of daughter Mrs Floyd Garrett. Asher Dilts Sr returned from stay on the farm with his son Asher and wife. Mr. and Mrs Ancil McKinney and son Thomas were in Indianapolis on business early this week. Just arrived a large car of Royal Fence All sizes in 6 inch stay. Fall orders. Burge Hardware. S. S. Dougherty went to Williamsport Saturday to hear Mayor Shank of Indianapolis speak.
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Messrs
Arthur Wells
Danville, Il
Ray Southworth
W. Lafayette
John Smith
Chalmers
Ward Smith
LeGalltey Cottage
Wabash
Mrs. Wells
Dr. Smith
Last Sermon Planned at Otterbein and Armstong Churches
Methodist notes announce final sermons at Otterbein and Armstrong Willow Grove for the year with a plea to gather all members and friends. The Otterbein post office notes week ending Sept 7 lists seven cards and many uncalled letters, to be sent to the dead letter office on Sept 26 if not claimed.
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Armstrong and
Willow Grove
Otterbein
Ji W. Carroll
P.M
Lyceum and Chautauqua Aim to Shape Towns
Ralph Parlette argues Lyceum courses steer a community toward right ideals. He recalls a boyhood town that honored slugging and dog fighting, warning that applause teaches future generations. He says audiences for statesmen and artists set standards and inspire greatness.
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Lyceum
Ralph Parlette
Early Autumn Fashion Show from High Class Makers
The store presents coats suits dresses and skirts in new pile fabrics and fancies. Infant’s department features outfits from birth to stylish outerwear. Fall tones include reds greens russet with Spice dress fabrics and over twenty shades from Coulleur-de-Rose to violet, inviting critical shopper inspection.
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Snort
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Pine Creek Stock Farm
N.W
Lafayette
S. W
Montmorenci
E. O Osterbein
Poland
China Shoals
Jas. R. Mather
A. L. Clark
Oliver Typewriter
Oliver
Printype
Oliver Building
Chicago, Ill
Will Mabas
Iam
Hodpston
Harry Kretschman
Chas. Scott
Oxford
Chas, Wagner
Mabel Campbel
Opp Holme
Warren
Nelie Stevenson
Luther Nichols
Templeton
Nelle Homing
Marengo
Ind
Bert Whitehead
Helen
Robert
Otterbein Telephone Co
Otha Nichols
J. H. Doherty
John Mann
Wm. Myers
Chas. Magee
Geo. Rush
Indianapolis
Asher Dilts
Miss Allie
Colorado
Kansas
Sumner Baker
Battle Ground
Floyd Garrett
Asher Dilts, Sr
Asher
Ancil McKinney
Thomas
Burge Hardware
S. S. Dougherty
Williamsport
Shank of
Methodist Episcopal Notes
Armstrong
N. Down
J. L Butterfield
Florence McMahon
Verina Smith
Pearl Woodfield
Ray H. Allen
E. Bacon J. R. Conner
Charlie Clark
Edward Davis
W.C Lank
Ancil McKinnis Alfred Moose Russel Karnes F. A. Retumvientel
TOWN
H. W. Freed
Phunny Clowns
Peterson
Kelly Springe SC
Stitz Company
Lafayette, Ind
Thieme & Schuessler Co
Bornets
Allen & Hall
Ford’ Block