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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
2
A miscellany of town items includes births and marriages, business notices, store changes, and movements of residents. Reports on the 1900s rail project, church and school events, and a crowded township meeting with election results and officials.
A long list of parade participants and honorees includes GLD GLORY 10 leading the float line with numerous individuals named from Edith Lane to Thelma Richardson. The page excerpt details attendees and entrants in a community celebration, reflecting a bustling local event with many residents listed by name.
Multiple real estate and farm equipment listings from Odon Milling Co and Odon Realty Co. 26 acre farm 114 miles south Epsom with home orchard well and fencing. Jersey cow with calf, Primrose cream separator, cyclone insurance offer, gasoline engine and barn details.
Next Monday is the final window to re register with the troop. Registration forms must reach the National committee by the 17th to keep active privileges. The troop aims to acquire a wireless outfit pending government permission and considers planting three acres of tomatoes to train boys, raise funds, and promote outdoor work.
Despite high prices and reduced profits, KECK the Jewelry and Optometrist offers free engraving on graduating and wedding presents.
John William Quackenbush and Miss Cladia Vernal Gibson, prominent Plainville youths, were married Saturday evening at the bride’s parents’ home. The service was conducted by Rev. Chas. Bush.
Don Hayes of Terre Haute returned home Monday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hayes. Mrs. Holt of Burns City and Mrs. Eaton of Newark New Jersey visited the families of Ed Keck and H. O. Marshall this week.
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