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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
4
The readable lines mention a gathering in the afternoon with several names and affiliations, including SESLOT. It hints at attendees Pattersc and Ray Sigets and references various coded terms, but most details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The fragmentary data suggests a local meeting or event with multiple participants and unspecified roles.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and possible dates and places without coherent events. It mentions Farlen, Ueh DER, Nis, Laika, Sartyagd, and Mes Ray Cer among scattered terms and odd spellings, with unclear context or narrative.
Sunday gatherings show Mr and Mrs John Berry and Naomi with Mrs Atchley Mer and Mrs James Dalton visiting Mr and Mrs Clifford Green. A Her weigher records a 134 day old infant weighing 34 pounds. A large villagers crowd watched the weighing. A Chinese breed owned by Henry Koch of Edina stops by the city scales on February 21. The report includes scattered mentions of other farm animals, owners, and a long garbled entry about records and obituaries, common in rural notices.
Milton S Hastings of Washington township and Frank E Gilkison of Shoals announce their candidacies for judge of the Forty-ninth Judicial Circuit. Both run in the May 1922 Republican primary in Daviess and Martin counties. Hastings states the primary will determine the party’s choice. Gilkison notes the May 2 date for voters in the two counties.
Prosecuting Attorney O W Hubbard of Loosgvotee declares his candidacy for the prosecuting attorney position in the Forty-ninth election to be held in Mas 1222.
Clifford Farris of Elmore township declares his candidacy for the third district commissioner at the May 1922 Republican primary, subject to voters’ will in Daviess County.
Histon ee Win. H Swinda of Fimere seeks Republican nomination for commissioner of the third district in Daviess County subject to the will of Republican voters at the May 2 primary 1622 May 2.
Sohn Ho Waggoner of Washington township announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county office in Daviess county with May primary voting to determine party winner.
Thegqdore White of Washing bey announces candidacy for Sheriff of Daviess County subject to Republican voters at the May primary election. He seeks party backing in the county race.
Charles O. Wilson announces as a candidate for assessor of Daviess County, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primary in May 1942.
Edgar Pershing declares his run as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court in Daviess County. He asks Republican voters of both sexes to support him in the May 2, 1922 primary.
Alfred Chelm of Madison seeks Recorder, Elivah Jones of Wallington Township announces for Sheriff, Will Hlambe of Secie Township runs for Clerk of the Daviess County Circuit Court, all subject to Republican voters at the May primary.
Madison resident Mical R. D. McCarter runs for the Republican nomination as treasurer of Daviess County subject to voter will at the May primary in Atay.
Charles W. Freed announces his candidacy for Trustee of Madison Township, subject to Republican voters of the township in the May 1922 primary election.
Trustee Thomas G. Wadsworth announces his run for trustee of Van Buren Township subject to Republican voters at the May 1922 primary.
E T Stuffle announces candidacy for Van Buren township trustee in the Republican primary to be held in May 1977. The announcement seeks support from Republican voters in the township.
Ernest C. Arford declares his bid for Madison Township assessor subject to the will of the voters in May 1922. Local officials and supporters note his prior service and community involvement.
Henry H. Sefrit of Van Buren township announces his candidacy for assessor of Van Buren in May 1822. He emphasizes local service and knowledge of township needs amid a crowded field of rivals.
Charles A. Pershing is a candidate for assessor in Madison Township, backed by Republican voters in the primary. The item notes the local primary process and the candidate’s affiliation.
IRL R Bechtel announces candidacy for Madison County assessor at the May primary election. Bechtel seeks to win the Republican nomination and succeed the current assessor. Local party committee members and voters await further details on campaign platform.
Charles H. Beasley declares his candidacy for township assessor in the upcoming May 1922 primary election. Local voters are informed to consider his platform and experience in public service.
Clement Aishe enters the May 1922 primary race as a candidate for Madison County assessor. He seeks the position in the upcoming election, presenting his platform to voters.
Noble B. Callahan announces Madison township candidacy aligned with Republican voters in May 1922. The item notes political filing and local party involvement.
Charles H. Buchanan of Madison Tos is a candidate for the Republican voters in the township primary to be held in May 1922.
Pleasant Hill churches announce services and events. Rev J W McMc?ommprtry leads Sunday worship with Sunday school at 4 30 and preaching at 10 45. The WOMA program is Saturday evening April 13 at 7 50 inviting public. Mud Pike hosts class meeting and prayer service. Miss Lulu Dippinger speaks Friday April 7 at Mud Pike. Bethany reports teacher training class commencements Friday night. Alvan Keithley of near Bedford visited his sister Mrs Joy Hobson weekend.
An old medicine advert touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh unavailable elsewhere. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and lists druggists selling it for over forty years with testimonials and a price. FP J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio posted.
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