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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as a cooperative or telephon e office note with mixed letters and unclear names. The readable bits reference a publisher and a potential Associated Weekly or related matter.
Mr Jesse Chestnut of Worthing visited with relatives and friends Sunday. The Chestnut, Bester and Larter families shared time with Herschel Resler, Gna M.S. AL M. Long, Ben Chestnut and others as various visitors spent the day in the Marsh vicinity.
Mrs W S Smiley and son Herald drove to Odon Thursday. Dr Rankin of Odon made a professional call here Sunday. John Hardy and wife spent Sunday with Seth Hart and family. Miss Inez Doyle went to Wash Saturday. Mrs Lucretia Parsons of Terre Haute spent weekend with home folks. Mrs Dove Smiley and son spent Sunday with relatives near Plainville. John Parsons Jr motored to Shoes Saturday. Mrs Ed Case and daughters Dorothy and Yearl and Mrs Frank Reney of Cornellsville spent Sunday with Milton Allen and family. BTS Smiley and family spent with J L Cunningham and family. Minard Smiley and family spent Sunday with Cecil Stuffle and wife east of Eaglesville. W S Smiley drove to Mt Olive Sunday to visit E Montgomery and family.
Mett Morrison and children visit Mrs. Julia Wilkey in Sandbcorn. L. J. Franklin and Ida Keller spend time with Albert Franklin in Fairview. Frank Colglazier calls on Emery Wade. Guy Barley visits family. Lois Franklin of Odon visits Ora Wade. Emma Byrers of Sicily?nicknell visits Steve Critchlow. Delmer Franklin and kids stay with L. J. Franklin.
No end of misery and actual suffering is caused by disorders of the stomach and liver, and may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Give them a trial. They only cost a quarter. For sale by The Odon Drug Co.
The granary stash appeared after Alfred Williams's death as heirs uncovered a buried can containing £500 in gold with no indication of origin or purpose. An amid local news note covers: Odan baseball beat Trinity Springs 26 to 3, and various obituaries, weddings, and remonstrances in the community.
People keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for emergencies and find it a wise investment that saves much suffering. For sale by the Odon Drug Co.
The affidavit by Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn December 6 1886 states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice promotes the medicine and its internal use through the blood with testimonials and retail price 75 cents.
Vitale and his band, famed on the Indiana Ohio Chautauqua circuit in 1915, return for two full concerts at the Chautauqua this summer on the circuit's third-day program. Soloist Torcom Bezazian, a world known tenor, will perform Armenian and Russian folk songs in a Russian Cossack costume.
Residents shared Sunday visits with relatives in nearby towns including Scotchland Scot and Clay City. Several families from Scotland and Odon were noted hosting and visiting relatives such as the Isno gles Truebloods Ledgerwoods and Griffths while others traveled to Indianapolis and Newberry for brief stays.
Mr and Mrs Philip Miller and son Paul spent Sunday with Ben Shull and family. Gertrude Ramsey visits sister Mrs Geo Hart. Frank Deai and family with Chas Alishouse and W H Seneff and families. E L Hindman with J M Maryfield and family. Hazel Connell visits Lois Seneff. Mabel Miller guests of Opha Mowery. Riley Flinn family with Omer Sims family.
Mrs. E Earl of the Indiana Power and Water Co. was in the city yesterday on business.
Ex governor Chester N. Aldrich of Nebraska will deliver the losing address at the Chautauqua on The Challenge of America. A statesman and orator, he has studied conditions the nation will face after the war, including relations with the South American Republics and with the warring powers.
Seventy eight gold watch prizes were awarded to Southern Pacific employees for efficient safety first work under a point system. Points reflected value of suggestions and merit of each prize.
On and after August 9 I will make her on Thursday of each week Bring plenty of barrels as we will not boil any cider W R Neeriemer.
RAGLESVILLE details weekend visits as Mr and Mrs John W Riggins spent time with Mr and Mrs Logan Dant southeast of here. Mrs Michael Dunn of east Van Buren is in poor health. Miss Agnes Pate returned home from State Normal Terre Haute Sunday. Roland Dyal has been under the weather recently. A W Dyal, formerly employed in Indianapolis, arrived home Thursday. Mrs William Miller of Bicknell, visiting Mr and Mrs Altert Miller east of here, suffered a severe appendicitis attack Thursday but recovered enough Saturday to return to Bicknell.
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