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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented local notes detail visitors and movements across small towns. Names include Jessi Carr, Wall Richardson, Martin county residents, and Mrs Green of Barns City. Mentions errands, travel to Ohio, and Sunday visits with relatives. scattered place names appear unreliably.
The column records Miss Alice AbeCae visiting and Maumelay Mro and Mrs Piet Byrer hosting. Several Sundays are described with neighbors and relatives visiting friends including Clarones at Zeus and Eva Miller Moudas night. Mrs Hindinau travels to Newberry for her sister's illness.
Mrs Markiour and Mrs Weane plot to keep Jaqueline Markham and Bert Keane together by exclusive visits at their country house. The plan backfires as the pair defy control, pursue each other, and eventually marry others, with Bert entering the church and Jack wed a much older businessman.
Miss Lala Wade Edith Wilkey Sadie Muallette Ora Wade and Frank Colubizier spent Sunday at Jack Franklin's. Miss Inez Rosenberry visited Miss Nettie Andis. Mrs Osa Brock and son Frank visited Jonah Arney's. Maude Philie Critchlow and Agnes Hackler socialized with Mrs Charley Franklin. Clarence Ritter vs Eat Franklin Felix Marion Chestnut and others attended Jack Franklin's Sunday. John Arnew and family were guests of Roscoe Flinn near Baie. Russell Pellers near Liberty visited Thursday night. Maud Pike with William Chambers and wife. Mrs Susan Franklin spent Sunday with Jack Franklin's. Miss Sadie Mallette visited Miss Bertha Huckler Tuesday. William McClellan and wife of Bail visited Geo Browning's family. Franklin and wife were visitors at Charley Franklin's Sunday. Aaron Hallery and family guests of Juba Eelev and wife Tuesday.
Public notice style classified ads with multiple items. Reads like scattered sale notices and requests for correspondents, with varied spellings and incomplete phrases. Includes names, locations, and terse sale or offer statements in a fragmented era newspaper format.
Ruth Dobbs traveled to Bloomington for extended employment. Mrs. Sam Jamison visited Washington relatives. Miss Essie Henderson returned from Worthington after a stay. Rev. Deal and family called on J B Stagger. Mrs. John Critchlow of Worthington visited her daughter Jess Traehlood. Rev. Deal conducted services at the M E Church. Ward Border and Dan Campbell appeared on streets. Sabbath school organized at the B church with Sunday sessions at 2 PM.
Reverend Miston Eberron preached at TVhion Chapel Sunday morning. Marion Feitz of Greene County visited Mrs. Sarah Taylor. Eschol Clark returned Moulay after a week with relatives. Alf Mullis and Mr. and Mrs. McCann joined Chas Herron family. Win Pickett and family of Sullivan and Catherine Clark of Greene County visited Iga Wagyner’s family Sunday.
A New Jersey teacher asked a boy to explain the difference between animal instinct and human intelligence. The boy answered that instinct would let us know everything without learning, but humans must work hard to learn anything using reason.
The British mint continues issuing coins of King Edward VII until the new issue. A die must be prepared and submitted to George V for approval. If precedence is followed the new king's profile will appear on the left, reversing Victoria’s rightward orientation.
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