26 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
1
A local notice invites residents to a bat concert on Saturday night at Main and Spring streets. The flyer asks people to tell friends, cure tiredness, and spend the afternoon enjoying the event.
Ray L. Stechram of Nordessille was chosen to lead the Desision, succeeding Ledibon Chestnut who resigned. The opening marks the start of the new academic year on Sept 12, with plans for the fall term and related activities in the city schools.
Washington Sunday Chautauqua arrival and schedule outlined for the week in Indiana. Notable attractions include Jae Chavtotpiga, the Canterbury Players, Chimes of Normandy, and Hon. William D Upshaw with events running eight days ending the following Sunday. East Side park proposed as venue. Daviess County Teachers Institute co operates with the Chautauqua Association during the same week. teachers attend morning institute and afternoon evening sessions.
In Raclesville Room A John Sims Edna Williams Lisca Roc Victor Fisher Room B Edna Truebicod Taylor Villiet Riggins Inez Deyle Patterson Curtis Doyle Center Aucrey Sefrit Hopkins Gladss Vest.
Residents and relatives mingle during a busy Razlesville gathering with many from Plainville and nearby towns visiting Pates, Wadsworths, Hubbards and Myers families. The advisory board plans a Sept 6 meeting at 1:30 PM at the public school to set the 1922 tax levy.
Local notes recount visits from Misses Lila and Lula Howes Linton to D Gantz family, Geo Watson and family from Terre Haute, and many Indianapolis guests. Several couples attended Old Settlers events, with relatives visiting in city and Lyons trip noted. Twink soap dye ad appears amid social items.
Mrs M G Lester conducted the M E church service in Columbia City as Rev Lester rested from hay fever. He is listed among victims of the summer plague, leaving Mrs Lester to deliver a well received sermon.
Ethel Sommers appears at the Journal Office in an arrival noted by staff. The brief entry records her presence on a local page with no further details.
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