24 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
1
Joseph Neiswanger, a prosperous farmer near Eloora, unearthed human bones six feet down while digging for a basement. All bones except the skull were found, suggesting the head was severed before burial. The farm spans 180 acres in northern Davis County and rests on early settled ground. Washington Herald.
The baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Lowther addressed the Odon High School graduates at United Brothers church. Seven seniors Claude Anderson Orpha Culmer Mildred Culmer Minnie Harman Leona Inman Agnes Pate and Alice Pate will receive diplomas at Danner’s opera house tonight. The program includes music by the Odon Orchestra readings and diplomas presented by Superintendent Mayfield with a theme urging Not neglecting the gift within and the pursuit of lifelong learning.
Mrs Barbara Winklepleck a well known resident died suddenly Saturday evening at her home in west Odon cause paralysis. Born November 25 1845 in Tuscarawas County Ohio she moved to the county in 1852 and married Jacob Winklepleck in May 1865. Survived by husband two children Charles and William eight grandchildren funeral at Good Hope church Monday ten oclock burial Walnut Gill cemetery.
To all persons having business with the trustee of Madison township the trustee will be at my office or about town on Friday of each week to attend township business.
Ella Whitman McKittrick of Elnora sues Henry C. Mc Kittrick for a decree of divorce and $300 alimony. She states they married in May 1905 and that he abandoned her without cause in September 1905.
We express our gratitude to the people of Odon for their kindness sympathy and help during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Jacob Winklepleck and children.
One way second class colonist fare set at 39.75 dollars for travel daily from March 10 to April 30, 1908. Destinations include San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Del Portland Oregon Tacoma Seattle and Spokane with intermediate points. W H Ifveston Agt.
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