Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 16, Plymouth, Marshall County, 20 April 1911 — Page 7
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BUSINESS
GEORGE VINALL AND BEN LINK ENHELT IN CORPORATED IN 25,000 WHOLESALE CONCERN IN PLYMOUTH
SEILS RETAIL STORE
Oscar Woodbury Will Soon be Proprietor of the Vinall Grocery Former Owner in Business Seventeen Years
George Vinall has sold his retail grocery store to Oscar Woodbury, who will take charge of it next Monday. This deal has been on for some time and is now at last closed up. Mr. Woodbury, as was announced in the Republican last week, has soi his meat market to B. E. Carra n who will soon have charge of it. ön nest Monday Mr. Vinall eays he will be entirely out of business, and that for the first time in seventeen years. He has been that long In the grocery business in Plymouth and has niade a marked success of it, his trade amounting to as much as $45,000 in a single year. Mr. Vinall and Mr. Ben LinVenhelt have organized a wholesale grocery firm with a captialization of $25,000, which will be known as B. E. Linkenhelt & Co. Mr. Linkenhelt has worked up the business to such a state that he was no longer able to cope with it without more capital and help. Mr. Vinall. with his experience end capital both will make a very stroncr combination. The firm is sure to become one of the stronrr business ones of the city, Mr. Vinall will not begin his work with the new firm until a week from next Monday, when the new nddtion now being built, is to be completed.
CONSPIRACY IN POLE
Citizens Take Advantage of Myron Chase Because of His Age and Visit His Home at Night
A conspiracy was planned by Mrs. Mvron Chase and' son Lorie assisted by friends -and neighbors to surprise Myron Chase of Polk Township on Friday evening April, 14th and appise him of the fact that on that day he had passed the GOtli mile stone in life. The surprise was a complete success as far a Myron was concerned.
He was found by his friends dressed in a regulation suit of dairy clothes. He accepted the situation gracefully and proceeded to enter into the joys of the evening which consisted in music, lively conversaton and the partaking of a fine lunch prepared by Mrs. Chae and her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Myres. A pleasant feature of the , entertainment was the presentation of n beautiful comb and brush set and a fine set of cult buttons selected by Mrs. J. E. Johnson. . Henry Jarrell made the presentation in a few well selected remark concrralulating Mr. Chase on the event of the evening nrvl of the liicrli esteem he was held by the friends who had so long known him. Mr. Chase replied bv thankin? ihem for the pleasure that it had afforded him in meeting his friends on this eventful occasion of his life and that he would highly prize the trifts mentioned not for their intrinsic value but for Ion? and highly esteemed friendship of the honors. Mr. Chase was remembered by a number of friends not present in being recipient of books, letters and birthday cards. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Dr. M. R. Denaut of Walkerton. Mr and Mrs. Ed R. Monroe, and Mrs. ,1. E Myres and daughter Mldred of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. C. II Powell and son Lorie. Mr. ' and Mrs. T. V. Oerard, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jarrell. nnd their -eic1 Miss Clark. Mr. and
"Mrs. A. W. Sarer and sort Cyril,
Mic5 Erc barber. Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Powell and daughter Vera of Tvner.
BAD ACCIDENT TO PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILISTS
WISE AUTO STIKES DOG IN ROAD AND TURNS TURTLE INJURING BOY AND TWO GIRLS BADLY
BUSINESS CARDS J. A. MOLTER
Money to lean on Farms a specialty. Plymouth, l.i&cna
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PLYMOUTH. - - INDIANA
Surgeon to the PcansylvAfiiA, Vandalia and Lake Shore Railroads.
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Reformed Church Notes. The Easter social on Friday evening was a great success both socially and financially. The proceeds amounted to about $23. A prominent feature of the entertainment was the splendid musical program arranged by Miss Gladys Hoover, president of the society. Those who participated were as follows: Mandalin solo by
Mahlon Shadley accompanied on the
piano by Ethel York, piano duet by Lillian Hahn and Glen Wilkinson, song by junior girls of S. S., piano solo by Bertha Jewel, vocal solos by Esther Stockgen, and George Harker. The enjoyments of the evening were introduced by an appropriate season of devotion in which the pastor read a scripture lesson and Rev. A. H. Leisz offered prayer. It was a time of most pleasant enjoyment to all present. The sunrise prayer meeting on Easter morning, led by Mrs. Bosworth was well attended. Earnest enthusiasm with free and sincere participation impressed all with an evident sense of true spiritual blessing. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. J. N. Wilson on Tuesday evening, April 18. All are cordially invited.
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Three persons were injured badly in an automobile accident a mile south of Rochester Sunday afternoon about three o'clock. De Vere Wise was driving the Wise auto, going south below Rochester when the machine struck a dog in the road. The shock turned the auto which ran down a steep embankment, turned turtle, righted itself and when it stopped was turned back towards Rochester, with the engine still running. De Vere Wise had his left arm broken, his left side injured, his head hurt and his whole left side bruised. Ruby Lacher had a small bone in her ankle broken and was also badly bruised. Minnie Kyser had her head and face bruised and scratched. The other occupants of the car were not hurt at all though badly scared and shaken up. They were Lochren Wise, Walter Nelson, Pearl Freyman. The machine was not badly damaged. The front axle was sprung, the
glass shield smashed and one lamp
broken. It was run into the Ross garage at Rochester and repaired so it eonld be run home. The party and machine all arrived in Plymouth by seven o'clock. The auto is at the Keller & Jeffirs garage. Dr. Knott happened to be in Rochester, with a party out driving. They were just about to return home when they heard of the accident. Dr. Knott immediately went to the scene to assist. Gus Kuhn Makes Fast Run. Mr. Wise was telephoned about the
accident, but did not get particulars
and did not know whether anyone was killed or not. He went to Kuhn's garage for a machine to take him to Rochester. Gus Kuhn happened to come in from a drive and his father sent him with Mr. Wise to Rochester. Gus put the machine to its limit of speed and tore through the country and the towns like mad. He was just 28 minutes going to the scene of the
accident a mile below Rochester---21 miles in all and made a full stop in Rochester. This made the astonish-
ing speed of practically a mile a
minute for the running time. He
drove the two seated car with Mr.
Wise and Arthur Cleveland as pas-
sengers.
Dr. Knott brought Pearl Freyman
back in his car and Gus Kuhn
brought Walter Nelson, Minnie Kyser
and Ruby Lacher. Gus had gone so
fast through Argos that he feared
arrest on his return. They stopped
there to light up and a crowd at once
gathered about the car which was recognized. When it was learned the
cause of the fast run, there was no
more thought of arrest.
Howard Hill Married Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ilill of Indianapolis visted the former's "mother, Mrs. Xetta Heminger over Sunday. On March 18 Howard married
Miss Fannie Goodwin of Indianapol
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SATURDAY CLUB MAKING PREPPARATIONS FOR'GIVTNG PLAY AND HAVE ENLISTED MANY PEOPLE.
NEW CLUB OFFICERS
PROGRAMS ARE GIVEN
Knights .Templar Were At' St. Thomas' Church In Uniform At the Morning Service Other Attractions.
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Program At Home of Mrs. Marks Tells of Public Libraries and About Actor Joseph Jefferson.
hocks l to 5ri P.u. -7 to 8:30 P.M.
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DX H. P. PRESTON im m sura s - Special Attention riven ta Disease oi the Eje, Nose and Throat. Gla fitted. ' . ' OFFICE: OVER BALL & CO PLYMOUTH
"Walnut Grove School Closes.
The patrons of the Walnut' Grove
celebrated the last day Thursday by bringing 1 baskets "well filled and spending the day with their children at the school house. Miss Marie
Rhodes, the teacher, had prepared
fine program and the whole day was
n grand ßuecess.
A New Sunday School
A. new Sunday school will be organized at the Wolf Creek church at 10 o'clock on Sunday, April 23.
Everybody in the locality are invit ed. y
Girls of Bridal Party Entertained
Mrs. Ethel Yockey-Leonard enter tained the girls of the wedding party at her home on west Washington street to twelv o'clock four course dinner, Monday.
Tire Saturday Club nvet at the lnTine of Mrs. Geo. Marks. Mrs. Wininps led in a resume of items of interest in regard to Public libraries Philadelphia has the honor of having
the first Public Library,
Mrs. Blain read s. very interesting
paper on Joseph Jefferson, the actor. The paper was prepared by Mrs. Br.
Holtzendorff. Joseph -Jefferson was of theatrical lineajre and began his
own active career when but foui years old. Although lie had played
in 100 different parts, vet he is best
known and loved as Ttip Van Winkle lie played in Chicago for several
years. (
Mrs, Winings the President f
the Saturday Club tendered her re
signation fom office on account of
her plan to make her home in Rich
mond. Mrs. S. N. Stevens, the Vice-
President, will succeed to the presidency and Miss Alice Klinger was
elected Vice President. ;
The Home Talent Play, The Mock
Trail, will be given, May 19. All the
characters are people of prominence in Plymouth and the play promises to be very interesting. S. N. Stevens will act js Judge of Court. The proceeds will go to the Library.
Will Move to Plymouth
Ira E Rhinehart who resides three miles west of this city, has decided
to have a public sale and move to
town. Mr. Rhinehart was really
scared into moving to town as he
thinks that is the only possible way
for him to keep out of the way of
the Pennsylvania Flyer. Three weeks
ago as Mr. Rhinehart was driving
home, his horse became frightened at
the flyer and threw him out of the
buggy, breaking his shoulder. Mr.
Rhinehart immediately put his farm
up for sale and found a purchaser in
Mr. Reynolds of Argos. He will
move into the Harry Buck property
near the cemetery.
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Easter was celebrated extensively Sunday in all the churches. Many interesting programs have been arranged in Sunday schools and for the regular preaching services. St. Thomas' church was filled to the doors Sunday morning at the special Easter service. The music of the vested choir was entrancing and
the Easter lily decorations on the altar added to the sweet influence of
the service.
The Knights Templar were present
and occupied front seats. The ser
mon of Rev. Mr. Ivins 'was appropriate for the occasion and directed as well to the interest of he Knisrhts,
who afterwards expressed themselves a highly pleased with the sermon. ß:ÖÖ a. m. Holy Communion
8:00 a. m. Holy Communion 0:30 .a m. Matins (Plain) 10:30 a. m. Holy Eucharist and Sermon Prelude, March of the Priest i (Athalia) Mendelssohn Procpsional Hymn, 408. ...LeJenne Kyrie Winter Collect, Epistle and Gospel-Prayer
-,v '- i filoria Tibi and Lans Tibi..Woodward Credo Woodward Hvmn. 110 , Roper
Seimon..l Corinthians XV. Verse 22 Offertory, Hosannah Grainer Knight Houghton Communion Office Prayer Book, page 222 Sursum Corda and Sanctus. ...... Woodward Ptenedietus .... Woodward
nioria in Kxcelsis Woodward Nunc Dimittis Barnby Recessional Hymn. 122 . Ojfuntlett Postlude, Hosannah . . . .Paul Wachs 4:00 Children's Vespers
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. Celebrates 60th Birthday.
Myron Chase celebrated his 60th
birthday at his home in Polk town
ship Friday night About 30 people
were nresenr. nmiw 1 tnem npinr
lfrs. J. E. Myers and children and
Mr. and Mrs: E. .R. Monroe of this
city. Refreshments were served and a most pleasant time was had by all.
Many Enjoy Cantata. A more than ordinary audience was at the Methodist church Sunday
night to hear the cantata which had I been specially prepared by the choir for the occasion. Not only the lower room was crowded but the gallery was filled also: The music was under the direction of Mr. Eldridge Thompson and there were 19 voices in the choir. Many appreciative remarks were made by the many who
heard the cantata, showng that the choir made a fine impression and that their singing was greatly appreciated. '
Rev. Mr Fraley made a few very appropriate remarks. Easter Program M. E. Sunday School
Ochestra The Seybolds Song . . . .By the School Prayer Pastor Song Primary Dept. Recitation Agnes Jone Girh'. Quartet "Scatter the Sunbeams' Easter Thoughts. . .Mrs. F. O.Fraky Solo "Will the Roses Bloom in Heaven" Opal English Recitation Esther Forbes Solo ...Glenn Cole Recitation ..Mary Fraley Solo "Lily of the Valley" , Grace Milner Class Work Five Minutes Orchestra The Seybolds Recitation :.. Pearl Mishler "Tne Resurrection Morn"...... .. Lessen Study Song "What Do the Flowers Say" .-. . . Four Girl Surprise for Primary Dept. Closing Song and Benediction.
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