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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
8
The Plainville Christian Church, led by Rev. C. A. Parke recently called from Hartingtonburg, Ind., will host a basket dinner next Sunday. County churches are invited to send delegations as Rev. Sargeant of Washington and others speak in the afternoon, with many locals expected to attend.
Dr S G Ziegler of Dayton Ohio will lead a week of meetings in the Odon group from April 30 to May 4 with the theme My church and its Work in the World. Schedule lists Pleasant Hill Bethany Mud Pike Mt Zion Eaglesville Plainville and Odon with morning 10 30 afternoon 2 00 and evening 7 00 start times. Group rally closes at Odon and churches are urged to send delegates to McMurtry.
Farlen resident Tom Stout passed through on Wednesday. Bridges washed away are being repaired. Mrs Margaret Cunningham and Burk Cunningham spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jake Gimlin. Rev Fred Wilson and family of Plainville visited Mr and Mrs Andy Baile. J B Phipps was in Newberry last Friday for car trouble treatment. Mr and Mrs Obe McNabb and Mrs Walter Herron were at Linton on Tuesday.
Wr. Cornell, a Newbury farmer, says his wife improved after taking Tanlac, noting weight gain and restored strength. He claims the medicine transformed her health and urges others to try it. Tanlac is sold in Odon by the Odon Drug Co and other leading druggists.
A fragmentary exchange shows a mother and relative debating a private matter. The conversation hints at annoyance and a concealed subject described as the daughter’s “new Mace” and a potential relationship without clear names or places. The tone is informal and evasive.
A tenant quips about wallpaper designs in a building as the landlord offers to redecorate. The tenant jokes against large figures, saying they would recall the rent owed rather than pleasing décor.
A neighbor and a young father recall a jazzy fuzz record heard last night. The man jokes the baby crying echoed from a dog discovering a cat hiding under the bed in the morning hum.
In a terse exchange Senator Snortworthy notes a visitor from the former hometown appears prosperous. The remark prompts speculation that wealth attracts scrutiny and that an impecunious ob hunter might be preferable to a well-heeled visitor facing government trouble.
A terse exchange shifts blame and self justifications as a character prefers their inner voice over another’s admonition. The dialogue hints at guilt and defiance within a domestic scene.
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