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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1906
Page
7
Morning service at 10 50 I Am the Way and evening talk One Thing Thou Lackest at 7 45. Sunday School at 9 30 and Junior Christian Endeavor Y P S Thursday evening.
Notice to all persons doing business with Van Buren township that meetings will be held in Ragleville at the post office every Saturday. Hiram Sims, trustee, distributes the notice and sets the weekly schedule.
To all persons having business with the trustee of Madison township I will be at my office or about town on Fridays each week to attend township business. Wm. Sims, Trustee.
A dental notice from Dr. Cc. O. Clemmer promotes painless tooth extraction to prevent health issues in cold weather. It urges readers to have dental work done prior to winter conditions and highlights a positive extraction experience to reassure patients.
Incomplete OCR text shows a schedule fragment with times 7:00 am 9:10 pm 2:17 pm and 8:05 pm linked to South Board. No clear event, date, or names. The readable items suggest a transportation or timetable snippet with irregular punctuation.
Burns City reports several residents on sick lists and visits to nearby towns. Multiple residents holiday trips, camping at Trinity Springs, and a forthcoming Old Settlers Meeting are noted. A local baseball game against Shelburne ended 5 to 8 with criticism of errors and faded local interest in the sport.
A list of residents and visitors in Elnora and nearby towns on Sunday and the week. Names include Harry Green Browning of Linton Fred Kondémas of Oden Arley Davis Laurens Iowa and many others with visits to Plainville Trinity Springs Burns City Washington and Bloomington attendance at a M W A log rolling in Washington.
Mrs Fanny Weaver wife of Abraham Weaver of Mud Pike died at eleven o'clock Tuesday after a lingering illness. She was sixty five and funeral held at Mud Pike with burial at Walnut Hill Cemetery. Clarence Myers born February 14 1810 died August 13 1906 aged fifteen years five months eleven days. He was shot July 29 and died at Helisview funeral at 9:00 o'clock Tuesday with interment Bechtel cemetery near Epsom.
William Foglesong of Elmore township sold eighty acres west of the Marsh store to William Norris of Douglas County Illinois for 6900 dollars. Norris plans to move to the farm about the first of February.
Charles McMullen of Elmora appears among Valparaiso University graduates. He earns a Bachelor of Science in the scientific course and has been a successful teacher in Elmore township. He has been selected as principal for the upcoming school year.
Mr and Mrs W H Pensinger entertained the U B Orchestra members and Mrs Chas Breden Mrs Walter Breden Mrs J E Ramsey Mrs Law Freeman and Mr Levi Matthews at their West Main street home Tuesday evening A musical contest with Claude Danner as winner was the feature Refreshments of lemon ice cake and punch were served.
Sealed bids will be received until noon August 18 1906 by the Odon school board for 1600 bushels screened lump coal to be placed in the school house coal bin basement. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Also sealed bids for a janitor for the 1906 07 term. Bids due by noon August 18 1906 with right to reject bids.
Mrs Clara Thompson Trainor and her son Ottis visit from Bicknell as Wade family hosts a church fundraiser picnic at Daily's Grove one mile south of Trainor on Wednesday Aug 22. Wade returns from Denver after visiting daughter Mrs G L Williams. Lizzie Ryan visits St Louis friends. Born to Mr and Mrs James Coyle a.
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