Motion and Song in a Curious Graduation Note
Fragmentary OCR reveals scattered names, psalms, and phrases tied to a graduation context. It mentions Grad's Plans and various persons, with no clear event or outcome to confirm.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reveals scattered names, psalms, and phrases tied to a graduation context. It mentions Grad's Plans and various persons, with no clear event or outcome to confirm.
The school board celebrates securing qualified teachers for the coming year led by Supt H W Crabispie. Miss Cole appointed as neasie and art teacher, joining Latin work in the High school. Several teachers are State Normal graduates and all were chosen for their fitness. Students must attend from first to last day. Families offering room and board for pupils should contact Supt W Gillaspie.
Local notices list Miss Pearl Senett visiting Indiana polis and many residents traveling to towns like Bedford Terre Haute and Vincennes. Visitors include Sheldon Fliidman from Indianapolis and numerous family visits to Linton Newberry Trinity Springs and Worthington.
Washington Democrat reports excitement at a holiness meeting in Elnora. Thomas Matthewson, sheriff, allegedly confronted and shoved a minister after a dispute with Mrs. Crow and her daughter during a worship session. Affidavits for assault and battery and disturbing a religious meeting are expected to be filed today.
Amos Stalcup trades his South Spring street property to Jas Tomey of Bogard township for a farm. Stalcup will move to Washington while Tomey moves to the property here soon. The deal was arranged through Bennett and Laughlin.
The annual harvest home in Plainville started yesterday and will run through tomorrow, with many Odeon people attending.
Town Ollie Clark and wife visit his parents Mr and Mrs A M Clark. Bloomer Myers came Sunday. John Allen and J D Hackler visit Plainville. Ebner Flinn and wife visit Flinn parents. Misses Jessie and Lara Carr of Washington visit grandparents. Luli Hewite returns from Jasonville. Lola and Ula Parsons visit Jennie Finn. Lorna Clark goes to Odon. Hower Osman and wife visit Osmans' parents. Dr Selfridge visits Elisha Bruner recovering from stroke. Byron Allen and wife visit relatives near Odon. Bessie Serrit and sister visit Genevieve Flinn. Isom and Ebner Flinn visit relatives from Linton Lindy area. James Evans moves to new dwelling. mother moves back near new building. Wadsworths visit Wadtsworth father. School building materials delivered. Ebner Ramsey family visit from Odon. Oliver Clark from Indianapolis visits parents. Large crowd at Wide Hole Prairie Creek baptisms at U B church. Rev MeeVew officiates. One pouring, seventeen sprinkled, nine immersed. Adnetre driven by Sherman Stuckey found in ditch. no major damage. Cargol visit Hewitt parents. Overton of Odon visits. A H Sefrit passes through to Odon. Herbert Trueblood from Bloomington visits. John Parsons from south of Liberty visits. Neeremer family of Odon visits Burriss family. Eli Racer comes from Bunkum. Francis Sims of Odon travels east to farm.
Ben Burris county superintendent orders Wayes school in Bogard township reopened this fall after being abandoned in 1909. Alvin Padgett of Washington represents petitioners T. M. Sears Elmora township trustee attended the hearing held at the school building. The petition faced initial denial by township trustees and followed an appeal to the county superintendent. The school near the Elmore Bogard line was jointly maintained by the two townships. The reopening comes as attendance had fallen below the required number.
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