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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
4
A formal announcement reveals the nomination of a candidate for county clerk. The note mentions prior speculation and references a past campaign in Steadda Me with a previous note about a bone pane event and a political figure described as a leading candidate.
A marriage license documents a ceremony tomorrow at six oclock in the bride’s house. Joseph Hustin and Abe Glohnsemdis perform the ceremony as relatives attend. Noah Fisher and Mary Moe are named locals connected to the wedding plans.
Elvin Kittinaman Deed. Kivin Kinnsrann died at the home of his parents three miles west of hhe Thesday afternoon about two o'clock. He had been ill for several years and death was expected. Death was due to a bone infection from an injury to his foot years ago. He was twenty three years old and had many friends in the community. Survived by his parents and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Bellview Ree Wednesday afternoon with Rev. S. McVey of Eaglesville in charge. Burial was at Walnut Hill.
Keek the Jeweler and Optician promotes a watch sale highlighting 22 years in business and trusted timepieces. Customer benefits include free monogram engraving and priced bargains during a seasonal promotion.
The Old Settlers celebration speakers include Joy W B Morris on Thursday at 1 30 Judge W R Gardner Friday at 6 50 Senator Oscar Bland Friday at 1 00 Hon M 35 Flasting Saturday at 10 30 Con W A Cullop Saturday at 1 30 A pleasant profitable evening of amusement at the Nickelo venue at low cost per night.
Madison Township teachers listed with names Richardson Elmer York Kent Josephine Watson Herron Cline Freed Good Hope Walter Shaffer Bunkum O M Wallick Wallick Minnie Harman Laughlin Lora Pershing Willowlick R D McCarter Garten Leona Imman Taylor Claude Sipes. School will begin Monday Sept. 18.
Milo B. Holly of Washington died Monday evening from stomach cancer after five months bedfast. A Civil War veteran born in Hamilton Ohio he was 69 and lived in Daviess County about 21 years. He leaves his wife Miss Mary Hedrick and four children. Funeral held Wednesday morning with burial in Oak Grove cemetery Reeve township.
The new Lincoln pennies bearing designer initials on the reverse have run out at the Treasury. Newsboys selling them boosted prices to as high as four for a quarter or more, with some asking 25 cents each as collectors rush to obtain the coins. One penny reached the Journal office yesterday.
Mrs Sallie C Haig who assigned her general store and millinery goods has purchased the millinery stock of Pershing and Matthews and moved the items to Barkley and Overton's second floor to operate two millinery shops this fall.
A handwritten message from August 1909 asks Clara to attend the Old Settlers event with Belle and Jim. The writer explains no attendance possible due to band duties and music quartette performance, and assigns a meeting spot after the band. The note mentions a found setter dog turned in to the office with proof of ownership.
Joseph T. Myers of Van Buren town ne has sold his twenty five acre farm to I A Doherty for 1400 dollars. Myers will move to Sanford Florida.
Miss Alice Pate of Eaglesville will teach at Lengacher school in Barr Township for the coming term.
The speaker reflects on past actions and confirms that credit is due for performing the duties of the county clerk. The statement affirms acknowledgment of the responsibilities and administration of the office.
The Plainville Red Sox and Odon White Sox battled to a 4 to 4 tie after thirteen innings Sunday afternoon at Plainville diamond. Crowded stands attended a rivalry that has seen each side win once in three games, with a possible fourth game likely to settle the title.
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