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Ob FULTON COUNTY, INDIANA HANDBOOK O OAK DRUG STORE [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] The OAK DRUG STORE [Rochester Sentinel, Friday, January 12, 1894] LOCAL and MISCELLANEOUS The Sanders brothers, of the Oak Drug Store, have been called home to Columbus on account of the serious illness of their mother. [Rochester Sentinel, Friday, August 28, 1898] OAKWOOD APARTMENTS [Rochester, Indiana] Located S side of street at 1109 E 9th. Ten members of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce financed and built the Oakwood Apartments. Later renamed Manitou Manor. OBERLIN, BEN W. [Rochester, Indiana] BUYS SMITH’S GROCERY Ben W. Oberlin, of Culver, proprietor of grocery stores in Culver and Hamlet, on Saturday purchased the Ed Smith grocery, this city. An interview held with Mr. Oberlin today disclosed the fact that he will continue to operate this store if business warrrants. If not, he will remove the stock to his other stores. Mr. Smith stated that he could not at the present time, announce his plans for the future. [The News-Sentinel, Monday, December 17, 1928] O’BLENIS, ERDINE [Rochester, Indiana] See: Wile Department Store O’BLENIS, JOHN [Rochester, Indiana] See: Patents and Inventions O’BLENIS, NATHAN [Rochester, Indiana] See: Patents and Inventions
Oh O’BLENNIS LAKE [Richland Township] Located approximately 125W at 525N. O’BRIEN LAKE [Wayne Township] Also called Round Lake. Located SW corner of 900W and 725S. O’DAFFER, MYRTLE [Rochester, Indiana] NEWS OF THE DAY Mrs. E. A. Hughston, who has been in the millinery business in Rochester for twenty-five years, will give up the business with the close of this week and will give possession Monday to Miss Myrtle O’Daffer. The new owner has had considerable experience and will, no doubt, meet with the same success as did Mrs. Hughston. [Rochester Sentinel, Tuesday, June 7, 1910] ODD FELLOWS LODGE [Rochester, Indiana] Located NW corner, Ninth and Main Streets. Built in 1872. Presently at 217 East Eighth Street. See: Lodges - Odd Fellows ODDITY QUARTETTE [Rochester, Indiana] * * * * * PHOTO * * * * * The Oddity Quartette and orchestra of musical entertainers is the name chosen by a number of Rochester artists. Those composing the organization are Fred and Walter Stevenson, Clyde Entsminger, Harold Hendrickson, Will Hoffman, Blythe Buchanan and Ezra Jones. While the young men have gotten together for purely social entertainment they have arranged for several public appearances, their first date being at Leiters Saturday evening, Feb. 13. As to be seen in the accompanying cut many different kinds of musical instruments are used during their program. Besides the instrumental numbers, the quartette, Will Hoffman, Ezra Jones, Clyde Entsminger and Blythe Buchanan, whose popularity is widespread, will render several selections. The boys are putting in all their spare time practicing and if their first venture proves successful they will probably make a circuit of the neighboring towns. [Rochester Sentinel, Monday, February 1, 1909] NEWS OF THE DAY The Oddity Quartette and orchestra will go to Leiters Saturday, where they appear in the evening. Already there are nearly 500 tickets sold and the boys are assured a good house. This is the first public appearance of the new organization and it is expected that it will make good. [Rochester Sentinel, Friday, February 12, 1909] NEWS OF THE DAY The Oddity Quartette and orchestra, this city, made their initial public bow Saturday evening in the Methodist church at Leiters. The large crowd present showed their appreciation by repeated encores and the boys have been asked for a return engagement for March 6, which they will probably accept. [Rochester Sentinel, Monday, February 15, 1909] NEWS OF THE DAY The K. of P. Oddity orchestra and quartette met with much success financially and otherwise, Saturday evening at <strong>Fulton</strong> where they gave one of their excellent entertainments. The
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