Local Bits and Shoppers Report From Opp Hardware Area
Waddell returns from Maryland business trip. McCool debuts Ford tour car. Susky gang at Opp Hardware. Borsch visits Lafayette. Mildred Crist visits Miss Murphy. Hawkins offers new cloth line. Tulley’s sale Monday draws buyers.
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Waddell
Maryland
Atterman
Adv Vra McCool
Carvaline
Oliver Susky
Opp Hardware
C. Borsch
Lafayette
Edey Sonerigr
Mildred Crist
Elizabeth Murphy
Hawkins
Hust
D. Tulley
Weigle Named in Local Court Proceedings
Authorities report that Weigle appears in court records regarding a pending case. Details are sparse but indicate official action is underway and a date has not yet been set.
Local notices from Otterbein area traders and residents
Advertisements and brief notices include PeLaval and Sharples separators at Opp's Hardware plus Pitstick farm sale of 212 acres. Local visits span Boswell Lafayette Chicago Hoopeston Battle Ground and Kempton. Families Mary Burns Emma McKinnis Woody Orr and Min niear relations mentioned with travel and gatherings.
Free Grand Ball at Otterbein Opera House
Public invited to a free ball in the Otterbein Opera House on Thursday night October 1st. Grand March at 9 p.m. Music from piano and drums. Attendees asked to provide good behavior and avoid tango.
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Otterbein Opera House
Local residents visit kin and hosts share news
Purdue visitors Lynn Waddell and Timothy Burns spent Sunday with home folks. D. W. Larr and wife and Justin Larr visited Sam Foster and family. Miss Martha Harvey of Goodland stayed with Miss Ruth Kamrick. Dr Ward A Smith traded a Ford roadster for a touring car. Mrs A B Rowen visiting Remington area. Needing house to rent, notify Mrs Nellie Stevenson. Wiley Rader and family from West Lafayette visited his parents. Ernest Abel and son Loyd spent Tuesday in Boswell with the Fosters. Mrs W J McConnell of Oxford visited her sister Mrs R H Bolt. Premiers giveaway ad by Nenlkins. Mrs Mary Loughton of Oxford left after visiting Roy Emerson and family. W A Brown returned to Morocco after Loyd Smith’s death. Estella Dodge returned Friday to Valparaiso. Mrs Bernice Jones and baby of Connersville guests of sister Mrs Harry Lawson. Merman advertises guttering roofing. Ada and Viola Bramblett visited Oxford. Thes.artley family spent weekend with A E Hartley in Fowler. W A Taylor of Fairmount visited P H Tulley. Katherine Woodhams went to Anderson to visit sister Mrs W M Bordner. Mrs David H Johnson and children came from Tulsa to visit father W M Baugher. Mr and Mrs John Cross returned to Conrad, Ia after visiting daughter Mrs Chas Abel.
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Lynn Waddell
Timothy Burns
Purdue
D. W. Larr
Justin Larr
Sam Foster
Martha Harvey
Goodland
Ruth Kamrick
Ward A. Smith
A. B. Rowen
Remington
Roween
Wantehed
Mary Loughten
Oxford
Roy Emerson
W. A. Brown
Morocco
Loyd Smith
Estella Dodge
Valparaiso
Bernice Jones
Baby
Connersville
Harry Lawson
Katherine Woodhams
Anderson
W. M. Bordner
David H. Johnson
Tulsa
Okla
W. M. Baugher
John Cross
Conrad
Chas. Abel
Church Notes at RK Hors Methodist Episcopal
The Official Board meets Saturday at 2 am. Public worship with sermon at 10 am and 7 30 pm. Last service of the conference year. Wednesday devotional at 7 30 pm. No preaching on the first Sunday in October. Armstrong Chapel Sunday school 9 30 am. Preaching 10 am. A W Smith, Pastor.
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RK Hors Methodist Episcopal
Armstrong Chapel
W. Smith
Church Folks Have Feast At Methodist Parlor
The Methodist church parlor hosted a large supper on Tuesday evening with about one hundred attendees. Guests served themselves from steam-table dishes and enjoyed a program of song prayer and impromptu talks. The event focused on preparing for the next day’s every member canvass.
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Methodist Church
Otterbein Sun switches to Friday publication with ads on front
The Otterbein Sun announces a change from Thursday to Friday issues citing subscriber input. It also notes that a portion of the front page is now reserved for advertising to improve overall paper make-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Sun
Sun
Benton County
Otterbein Sun ownership and circulation notice
Statement of ownership for The Otterbein Sun published weekly at Otterbein Indiana. Editor managing editor business manager publisher and owner Wade S Bolt. No known bondholders mortgagees or other security holders. Sworn Sept 24 1914 before Mac Smith Jr Notary Public. Commission expires May 12 1917.
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Otterbein
Indiana
Wade
Bolt
Wade S. Bolt
Mac Smith, Jr
McCool vs McCool Benton Circuit Court Notice
Ora McCool sues Bernice McCool in Benton County Indiana action No. 5384. Complaint filed by Arthur B. Yount with affidavit claiming Bernice is not an Indiana resident and is a necessary party. Defendant must appear by the first day of the October 1914 term at Fowler Court House or risk hearing in absence. Clarence Norquest, Clerk.
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State of Indiana
Benton
Ora McCool
Bernice McCool
Arthur B. Yount
Indiana
Air Force
Benton Circuit
Fowler
Clarence Norquest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ene
Weigle
Holling Meats Sre Weigle
Buy of Weigle
Svegle Market
Bier Neonic
India
State Banke Otterbein
Opp
Mary Burns
Superior
Dan Brown Sr
Boswell
Faye Johnston
Emma McKinnis
A. M. Smith, Jr
Kempton
LB. C. Minniear
Battle Ground
Frank Perigo
Dorothy
Hoopeston
Perigo
Marvin
Wm. Carroll
Mary Watherine
The
Stataw Heads
Mann & Kretschman
Hart Schau
Hart, Schaffner and
Marx
Baltimore Clothing House
Lom
Lafayette Garpet & Rug Company
Axminster
Interurban
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