Oden Exchange Names Crooke Family Officers
Howard Crooke appointed president with Harry Crooke serving as cashier at the Oden Exchange, details indicate a family leadership in the local financial firm.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1892
Page
2
Howard Crooke appointed president with Harry Crooke serving as cashier at the Oden Exchange, details indicate a family leadership in the local financial firm.
The piece portrays Ira Joy Chase as both preacher and politician, noting how his public persona blends religious leadership with political ambition. It questions loyalty to the Loyalist cause and frames him as a controversial figure amid Indiana’s current political discourse.
Describes Ele as a five foot eight, gray haired politician with a shaved face and left parted hair. Notes his tall brow and blue-gray eyes, Roman nose, and preference for formal dress including Prince Albert coat and bow tie. Mentions he is an avid reader of Milton and Shakespeare and uses a convincing expression in conversation.
An editorial condemns twenty or more boys from this community and nearby whiskey holes for Sunday liquor trading. It warns guardians of the law and parents to act or risk driving decent residents away and fostering lawlessness. The piece urges self improvement and cites Simmons Liver Regulator as health advice.
A civic note urges moral conduct and law adherence in a town meeting. The speaker condemns fraud and intoxication harms while advocating a Sunday closing resolution and firm policing to protect property and public morals.
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