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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
3
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday school at 0 29, preaching at 10 9 and 7 00 p m, with Jr League at 1 30. Young people are urged to attend Sunday night studies. Prayer meetings Thursday and Wednesday, choir practice Friday. Pastor C C Lowther will lead the PCU anniversary service of special interest to all.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 70 by Rev William Todd Junior meeting at 2 00 p m and evening service at 7 00 p m
Morning and evening preaching with subject at 10:30 and 7:15. Sunday School at 9:30, Junior CE at 2:00, Endeavor at 7:15 Thursday. Peachy training class Monday evening at 7:19. Pastor H. A. Turney invites all to attend these services.
A witty exchange describes a passenger failing to collect a small bin from a conductor. The passenger admits he sat tired trying to collect it at the conductor’s house and later saw him on his car, with the conductor repeating the usual prank of throwing him off.
A quote from the Washington Star features Miss Cayenne declaring an artist cannot be a real genius while praise floods in before his death. The remark contrasts genuine genius with public adulation and impending death.
A London Mail remark notes two top golf superstitions: two up and five to play never win a match and winning the first hole is unlucky. The piece comically weighs which superstition is sillier.
A short line notes that a thatch must cover another layer or the roof will leak, attributed to a speaker named Owen. The text presents a rustic warning about roof protection and weather exposure.
A husband laments finances to his wife and vows to cut expenses but only awakens from a dream to find the confrontation unresolved. The scene ends with Mr. Lambert nursing a dented head after a mattress bedpost collision.
The I. Band presents a free concert next Thursday night April 30 at no charge. Local residents are invited to enjoy the performance.
The board of health directs residents and property owners in the corporation of the town of Odon to gather all trash and garbage from their premises and place it in a convenient location for free pickup.
The firm of Abraham and Co dissolves partnership with G D Abraham buying the entire stock from Levi Matthews and D J Abraham. All persons owing the firm are asked to call and settle within the next thirty days. This is urgent.
The Christian church invites all reaching the three score mark to the Annual Old Folk meeting on the first Sunday in May at 10 30. Old people will enjoy old songs and an old fashioned service. Carriages will be provided for those who need them.
Trustee Thos G Wadaworth announces weekly meetings at his Eaglesville residence to handle township business. Attendance is open to all with matters for the trustee. Meetings scheduled for Wednesdays each week.
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