Fragmented OCR May Be Read as Telexed Local Item
The readable text provides unclear fragments about a local item or event. Names, places, dates, or concrete actions are not discernible, leaving the core fact ambiguous.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
4
The readable text provides unclear fragments about a local item or event. Names, places, dates, or concrete actions are not discernible, leaving the core fact ambiguous.
The readable text lists several names including Misses and individuals such as Correll, Patel, Lanehii, Seyprers, and Williams with scattered phrases. The fragment lacks coherent context or events to specify a clear report or outcome.
Fragmented notes show Ada Fici and Miss Ada, with mentions of Miss Tereerty from Pinus and Mir ae C7 OU ate. The record notes purchases by Dearth and Wiegen, and visits by Clara Jootidester and family to Clinton area relatives, with several families listed.
A page of social notes lists Marvand Beehrod visiting Terre Haute and others like Sanders, Newberry, and Jones touring nearby towns. Several families from Burns, Scotmind, and Foreehe Cts are noted as visiting this week, with mentions of church meetings and a deacons ordination planned at Mt Osive on August 24.
The Odon Journal reports visits from Terre Haute and Indianapolis residents, dental and drug store news, house sales, busines reopenings, and social events. Readers learn about a piano contest, preparations for a plane contest, a typhoid update, and upcoming reopenings of the Odeon Drug Co and local services.
A local contest invites participants to inspect displays of a gold watch several Chataline watches fountain pens and jewel boxes. Friends are urged to vote daily to help a diligent girl win a grand piano with the contest closing September 10 and prizes awarded the next day.
Ben Williams and William Cameron, both eight years old, were killed when the Perth bound freight train collided head on with a coal train half a mile south of Jasonville Indiana. The boys rode on the engine and were scalded to death. Engineers and firemen on both engines escaped with minor injuries. Cameron died in Terre Haute hospital hours after the crash. Williams died shortly after.
The McCoy family gathered at Robert Mason's home on Sunday for a reunion. A grand dinner highlighted the day while James A. McCoy received a leather chair from Hugh McCoy heirs for his work in settling the McCoy estate. He acted as administrator and declined payment, and heirs thanked him for safeguarding their interests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard with children of Terre Haute.
The Bowunin family expresses gratitude to Rev. Lewis, Rev. Morris, the choir, undertaker, neighbors and friends for their sympathy and kindness during their son Don's illness and passing. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Bowunin.
Mrs. Pearl Browning from Maysville attends the Old Settlers event. Celia and Edgar Wallingford visit Harve Ward and other relatives this week.
John Riggins listed on field roster while neighbors report visits among Clark Osborn Wadsworth Kinnaman and Pate families. A typhoid illness and a paralyzing stroke are noted as local health concerns. Old No. 1 school property set for sale September 8th with detailed ties to the Pate family lineage and township history.
A minor fire erupted at Catron Bros restaurant Wednesday near noon when a stove fuel tank detached and gasoline spilled. A bucket brigade quickly controlled the blaze before firefighters arrived, and the restaurant suffered little damage.
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