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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
7
Snora section promotes affordable community advertising. Representative Harry Laughlin invites ads and news listings to reach home readers.
Local residents and visitors listed here include Miss Lenna Brown in Washington and many calls on relatives in Odon Plainville Linton and Terre Haute. Other entries note travel to Portland Noblesville Indianapolis and Gosport plus state legislative notices received by township officers.
Sunday visits span Jimtown El Nora and Evansville with many local families hosting relatives. boating anglers plan to buy catch. bridge construction and dredging affect travel. High school plays draw capacity crowds while a small bridge fire prompts repairs.
The public is cordially invited to join in worship on Mother's Day in May. All are welcome to attend and share in the observance.
Minister C Howard Buchanan announces preaching every 2nd and 4th Lord's Day. Bible School on Lord's Day morning at 9 30. Christian Endeavor held 1st and 3rd Lord's Day at 7 15 p m. All are invited to every service.
The Elnora Grays lost 6 to 4 against Bloomfield at Bloomfield on Sunday in the season opener. Battery for Elnora were Horning and English. last year the Grays won 87 percent of their games.
A collection of pithy aphorisms on politics punishment gender and marriage. The speaker notes women as natural born artists at drawing conclusions and jokes that after five marriages a woman cannot be advised about men.
In Odon and surrounding areas residents visited or hosted relatives and friends this week. Notable entries include Miss Vella Freed and Misses Glen Dove and Ruth Smiley visiting, Elmer York traveling to Washington, and families such as the Mumaws, Boyds, Chestnuts, Wilkeys, Ritter, and Malones hosting or visiting. The Freed road work has begun and several others spent Sunday with kin.
Otis Jamison visited John Richardson Sunday. Mrs Henry Field and children visited her mother of Bloomfield Saturday night and Sunday. Frieda Stone visited at David Asdell's last week. Mrs Theo Henderson and daughter Essie visited Dan Mowery and family of Bunkum Monday. Coeolia Meek spent Tuesday night with Elizabeth Dobbs. Several from this place attended the baccalaureate sermon at Odon Sunday night. Miss Fannie McElroy went to Loogootee Saturday to pass for teachers license. The baccalaureate sermon will be held at the U P church at this place Sunday night. Florence Henderson visited Miss Georgie Martin Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Mary Lynch of Illinois visits her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Skemp. Dan Mowery and family visit Mack Flynn s. Lillie Long returns from Jasonville to visit Alfred Long s. Dewey Flynn spends Sunday with Otho Lemonds. Calv in Sears August Smith and many Long and Smith families host Faye and Roy Winklepleck. Alfred Long moves his family to a farm near Odon. Nona Beasley and Ethel Aishe visit Edna Boardman Sunday.
Marsh Will Cox and family near Odon visited James Stewart and family. Henry Miller visited Mary Lay. Will Taylor near Odon visited Ben Chestnut. Mrs Luther Thomas visited Mike Thomas. Londa Becker visited Steward Hoover. Jance Borden visited Curt Borden. Henry Poindexter and John Stepp with Anna spent afternoon with Mort Bright. Etta Thomas visited Mike Thomas. Blanche Stewart and Flossie Poindexter visited Cordin Andis near Fairview. Will Stafford visited Win Weathers Sunday afternoon.
Sunday School at 9 15 with J E Pershing as superintendent. Preaching at 10 30 and 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Epworth League Friday 7 30. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Sunday 2 00 at Mrs T R Cherry home.
Concord social roundup records Mrs. Ella Morrison of Sandborn visiting her mother Mrs. Julia Wilkey on Sunday. Emmet Calglazier and wife visited John Arney and wife on Friday. Delmer Franklin and wife of Hyatt Station stayed with Jack Franklin over the weekend. Clelia Rosenberry and Alpha Brock spent Sunday with the Misses Lula and Ora Wade. John Arney Sr. and wife visited John Arney Jr. and
Farlen Richardson of Plainville passed through here Saturday evening. Marion and Tom Porter of Holtsville were en route to Owen, Walter Courtney of Holtsville also passed through. Clarice and Gladis Miller near New Derry visited Mort Dobbins and family. John Ledgerwood left for Danville to enter college this spring term.
An American Agriculturist report explains that corn silage functions as roughage rather than grain feed. It notes feeders misbelieve siloed grain makes silage a grain feed and that roughage has the strongest fattening effect early in cattle fattening, with grain intake rising as cattle grow fatter.
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