Verdon Storm Killed in Railway Accident Near Burns City
Verdon Storm formerly of Burns City died after a locomotive derailed at St Bernice last Thursday. He was trapped under the engine, badly burned, and died around 10:30 the following day. Engineman John Wires survived with minor injuries. Storm, married to Ethel Vickers then to Bessie Sultz, leaves a wife, a daughter, parents, a brother Vernon and many relatives. Funeral at Burns City Methodist with Masonic and Brotherhood participation. burial in Burns City cemetery.
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Verdon Storm
Burns City
Railrad
St. Bernice
John Wires
Aides Verdon Storm
John Storm
Indiana
Ethel Vickers
Smn
Mr. Storm
Bessie Sultz
Whch
Westport Lodge F.& A.M. No
Division 754 B
L. E
Ernon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunbo
Shake
Masonic Order
Brotherhood
Dr Hess Heave Povider for sale at the Rexall Store
A Rexall Store advertises the sale of Dr Hess Heave Povider. The listing notes availability and likely pricing details for the device.
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Dr. Hess
Rexall
Married in Indianapolis Miss Florence Skemp to Don Wray
Announced marriage of Florence Skemp to Don C. Wray. Ceremony held at Rev. J. M. Inman home in Indianapolis with close relatives. Bride daughter of R. C. and Mrs. Scamp of East Main St. Odon High School graduate and former journal manager. Groom with Myerson & Wray Chicago, UM and John Marshall Law School graduate. They return to Chicago to live at 724 Waveland Ave.
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Florence Skemp
Don Charles Wray
J. M. Inman
Indianapolis
Rev. Inman
R.C. Scamp
East Main Street
Odon High School
Odon Journal
O@don
Ottawa
Chicago
Miller Starr Peckham & Brown
Myerson & Wray
University of Michigan
John Marshall School of Law
Waveland Ave
Card of Thanks for Mary M. Brunson obituary
We express heartfelt thanks to friends who aided us during the death and burial of our beloved mother Mrs Mary M. Brunson.
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Mary M. Brunson
Board of Health Notice Urges Clean Town Ahead of Typhoid Threat
The notice requests residents to collect rubbish in a convenient place for pickup and to clean closets, barns, and pens. Hogs should be moved outside corporation limits within three weeks in April as required by law to prevent an epidemic this summer.
Death of Infant Son Thomas Jolliff Child
Max Jolliff aged about one year died after a brief illness last Tuesday. Born April 24 1920 he was the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jolliff. Funeral services were held at the M E church in Newberry with Rev McMurtry and Rev Hughes presiding. Burial followed in Scotland Cemetery.
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Max
Thomas Jolliff
M. E
Newberry
Rev. McMurtry
Hughes
Scotland Cemetery
Keck Jeweler Optometrist Closing Sale Update
Dur ing next week or two the store will not be open till about 10 o clock. Many bargain lines remain on sale as part of a closing out event. Phone ahead for date of optical work.
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Keck
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN
Dr. Hess Healing Powder for sale. Fred Casey of Indianapolis visited relatives here Sunday. The warm weather keeps the Rexall Store Soda Fountain busy. Dwight Casey of Indianapolis will stay here this summer working at Freemans restaurant. Mrs. J. W. Anderson and Mrs. A. C. Helm visited Terre Haute Tuesday. Mrs. John Winklepleck returned from a visit near the Kent school. Sewing Wanted See Julia Cunninghar. Psyson Winklepleck has his residence painted this week with Dutch Boy Lead from Odon Drug Co. Miss Ruth Breden Allegra Bowman Blanche Pickett were at Terre Haute Tuesday.
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Dwight Casey
Indianapolis
Freemans Restaurant
Psyson Winklepleck
Odon Drug Co
Ruth Breden
Allegra Bowman
Blanche Pickett
Terre Haute
Garden seeds arrive. come in and get them
Garden seeds are now available for purchase. Walk in to choose from the new stock and take home your supplies today.
Junior Class Banquet Held At The Auditorium
The OH.S junior class held its regular banquet last evening in the auditorium. The event featured a fine program by the boys and a delicious menu from the girls with sandwiches baked beans salads pickles pie angel food cake and coffee. Tables were decorated in old rose and Pekin blue. the class has sixteen members.
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Oh.s
Pearl McClellan Butcher Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Pearl McClellan Butcher formerly of Odon died at her West Indianapolis home on Tuesday April 5 after over a year of failing health She leaves a father and mother Mr and Mrs John McClellan four brothers Jim Clarence Frank and Bill all of Indianapolis a husband and a four year old son Paul and many friends mourn her loss.
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Pearl McClellan Butcher
Odon
West
Indianapolis
John McClellan
Jim
Clarence
Frank
Bill
Paul
Graduation sale at KECK jewelers and optometrist
Our closing out sale is a picnic for buyers of commencement presents with savings on jewelry and a variety of items. Fodaks at low prices nearly down to pre war prices. KECK the Jeweler and Optometrist.
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Fodaks
Keck
Mary M. Brunson Dies at 68 After Illness
Mary M. Brunson, long time resident of this county, died at her son Leo Brunson's home from a complication of diseases led by neuralgia of the heart. Born February 20, 1853 in Gibson County, she leaves four children Willard H. Brunson Leo C Brunson Mauce Savilah and Mabel Arminda plus two brothers and two sisters and eleven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Veale cemetery near Washington after a short home service conducted by Rev. Cleaver.
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Mary Brunson
Leo
Mary M. Brunson
William and
Catherine Carnahan
Gibson County
Indiana
Daviess County
Augustus W. Brunson
Willard H
Leo c
Mauce Savilah
Mabel Arminda
Odon
Terre Haute
Arminda Potts
Glendale
Cleaver
Veale
Washington
Acknowledgments for bereavement and thanks
The Storm family expresses thanks for aid, sympathy, and floral tributes after the death and burial of a husband, son, and brother. Special thanks are extended to the B. of L. E., the Masonic Order, and all well wishers. Mrs. Verdon Storm and Mr. and Mrs. John Storm Vernon Storm.
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B. of L. E
Masonic Order
Mrs. Verdon Storm
Mrs
John Storm Vernon Storm
Fairview Gardens A Pleasurable Little Trip To Elnora
A reader warns of the delightful Fairview Gardens at Elnora owned by Oscar P. Hackler. The gardens have grown from a small local trade to a large operation shipping to most states, with nine thousand asparagus ferns sold this season. The greenhouses, managed by Mr and Mrs Ira Warren, are praised as among the best kept in the country and visitors are warmly welcomed.
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Fairview Gardens
Elnora
Oscar P. Yackler
Mr. Hackler
New Mexico
Idaho
Maine
Ira Warren
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Sughroe Seen Newspaper Union
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NUZ
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MIS Newspaper
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Chateau Thierry
Carl
Bud Woof
Fred Casey
Rexall Store
J. W. Anderson
A.C. Helm
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Warren McCann
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