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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
8
The Odon Journal announces a promotion where any subscriber paying a dollar or more will receive a one year free copy of The Life magazine. Pino and Premium Contest encourage early signups to support their favorite candidate.
A list of speakers for the Old Settlers Meeting includes Hon. W. R. Gardiner of Washington, Hon. Will H. Hayes of Sullivan, Hon. William A. Cullop of Vincennes, and Hon. Oscar E. Bland of Linton. They will address Aug 19 and 20 at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm respectively.
Diphtheria in a light form is present in several families of Cannerburg and Barr township. About twenty-five persons are afflicted.
A letter from Lafayette dated July 6 extols Oscar E. Bland of Linton Indiana for backing the soldiers home at Lafayette and the soldiers and sailors orphans home at Knightstown. It highlights his votes and advocacy for wing additions, higher per capita maintenance funds, preservation of Civil War battle flags, and his role as senate finance committee chair in securing needed appropriations.
The Madison Township trustee in Daviess County announces at the Advisory Board meeting on the first Tuesday in September at 1 30 p m at the Township Trustee office in Odon Indiana the proposed 1910 expenditures and tax levies including township local tuition special school road and poor funds and a total of 6200 00 in expenditures with 94 cents per hundred dollars in taxes Aug 1 1910.
Several from here attended the ball Same at Hinora Sunday. Robert Bray and family visit Martinsville this week. Mrs Mehala Mulligan is ill at her son Willard Bow man. Rosa Hastings and Laura McMullen spent Sunday with Sadie and Grace Sharpless. Bern Bowers and others visited. Douglas Bray on the sick list. Harold Dillion and Ruth spent Sunday with Clifford Faris.
Mrs. Daisy Baile and Miss May Baile returned Saturday from a visit at Oolitic. Wim. Brumit and family spent Sunday with Chas. Haverstol and family. Miss Eva Connell is spending a few days with her cousin Miss Myrtle Phipps. Forest Smith and family of Illinois visited at A. W. Arford's first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Herron spent Sunday with Curt York and family. Mrs. Noah Fisher returned home Saturday from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Will Callahan.
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