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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
4
The fragment describes a large fish in the creek pursued by several unnamed figures. The narrative highlights the fish’s monstrous tail and the splashing water as it dives deeper, with references to a fisher named Monnens aan Fisher and Por Ci as contemporaries in the chase.
Twenty three members form the largest class in the school history. The commencement address will be delivered Friday evening May 6 at the AMP EL auditorium by Native Butler Dean of the Department of Education of Chicago. The program will include a sermon by Rev. William P. Booth of the Methodist church. Names of graduates include York, Rays Garten, Beatrice Tawes, Goldane Callahan, Bechtel Enid Gore, Schuyler Ketchem, Ethel Vickers, Adavas, James FEL Duval, Verda Dyal, Elizabeth Harmon, Pas McCov, Clarashaffer, Elizabeth Dillon, Burndette Keller, Will Miller, Hazel Crooke, Tolman Anderson, Ros Winklepleck, Roy R. Winklepleck, Earl Malone and Henry Sipes.
Chicago banker John 2 Walsh, held at Leavenworth, shows declining health with no improvement since arrival. He has collapsed several times and reports difficulty due to a broken shoulder and stiff hands. His work is largely handled by others and he appears unaware of any pardon steps.
Berry Whomypson, 33, administrator from dJusonville, shot himself in the chest with a .22 revolver at his mother's home in Montgomery on Friday afternoon. His brother heard the shot and found him. he was taken to Terre Haute for treatment and is expected to recover. Authorities have not determined if the act was suicide or accidental and provided no explanation.
Sunday School at 6 50 a.m. Preaching at 10 30 a.m. and 7 50 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting at Gino. We expect next Sunday’s Sunday school to be very good.
The article reports plans for an interurban line extending from the city toward Vincennes and Bloomington with construction to begin along with links to Didiamapeolis. Officials mention branding as the Washington Street transit extension and confirm funding via the Southwestern Company rail venture.
Coroner reports heart disease as the cause of death for several residents. William McDonald Cavanaugh, a well known Montpremers figure, dies after a sudden illness. He is survived by his widow and two children.
The will of James Morin dated January 11 1900 was filed for probate. Cash bequests totaling 500 pounds go to St Vincent's Catholic Orphans Asylum Vincennes St Anne's Catholic Orphan Asylum Terre Haute Little Sisters of the Poor Evansville Mission of the Immaculate Virgin for Protection of Homeless and Destitute Children and St Joseph's Seminary Baltimore. Three thousand pounds are set to Masses for the repose of his soul and the residue goes to his widow.
Harris and a young man married in a Sunday evening ceremony at their home in Endianapelix to Mar Seett Civimes. About forty attendants attended the Tay Play with the presence of friends. After the ceremony refreshments and cake were served. They will live at Shedbweille.
A jeweler argues that rival watches offer lower price with questionable quality and names Plymouth and Mineston as examples. The ad urges customers to compare lines and promises savings by buying from the seller, offering to discuss details with the reader.
Miss Theodoora J Franksen of Chicago who has been totally blind since age eight is elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Chicago. She receives the associate in literature title and has won a scholarship each year since entering the university. She is the first blind student to gain Phi Beta Kappa.
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