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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
5
Farlen Will Meek and family of Scotland, Homer Canningham of Oden, Alex O'Dell of Oden, Tom Porter of Holtsville, and others were sighted in the area this past weekend. Several visitors from Old Salem, Willow Lick, Burns City, and surrounding locales were noted visiting relatives, hunting, or delivering goods.
MARSH reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Noble of Plainville on Wednesday. Mrs Aden Long is improving. J A Steward traveled to Elnora Teeaday. Families Moody and Steward Hoover hosted guests. Ophia McCollough visited Sikeston after a week with Martin county relatives. William Wilson plans a move to Lavda Seeker farm near Plainville.
Newberry W. D. Killian is home from Philadelphia and will move there soon. Mrs. Harve Cushman of Bloomfield and Mrs. Fred Stinkard of Linton visit friends and relatives. Bernice and Ward Matthews visit Mrs. Cline. Isabelle Pershing and children visit her mother. Ed Slinkard and wife attend church. Mrs. Cora Bunch and children visit Danner. Dr. Ray Killian and family from Mulberry visit relatives. Ed Hindman and family plan a short car trip with Indianapolis as a stop. Alva Hindman of Epsom visits town. Ed Brookshire and family from Henrrietta visit W. M. Wesner. John Matthews and Joe of Terre Haute visit. D. H. Slinkard family trips to Linton. Many attend the Washington show Saturday.
Rev. Car michael preached at Union Chapel Sunday night. Walter Herron returned from Linton. Mary Howard and children Lona and Chloe of Sanborn visit relatives here. Miss Nora Thurman went home to Heltonsville. Chas Haverstock and family visited Sarah Shields at Newberry. Multiple locals hosted visitors and traveled to church and conference events.
Mr and Mrs Jesse McClellan and daughter Alice of Odon spent Sunday at John McClellan’s home with Je and family of Con. The note captures a quiet gathering and local ties in the community.
Mrs T F Baker and Mrs J C Haguely of Danville Ky visit Mr and Mrs B Rogers. Miss Maggie Eubanks Wheatland visits relatives in Elnora. Mr and Mrs John Paraham Linton visit here Sunday. Fred Nelsheimer Indianapolis visits relatives. Several from here attend circus in Washington. W A Wray and wife visit relatives in Norman Bedford and Muncie. Garrett Vickery returns from Carrojton Ky grocery work. James Quilliam and family at Washington. Sunday school picnic planned for about two weeks. Mrs Fanny Young Kokomo visits her parents W A Ross. Ora Green moves family to Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Frank Shufflebarger Mooresville visit relatives. County records note 65 ministers at Elnora and 150 at Odon last week. Mrs Charley Owens Newberry visits daughter Mrs J Pershing. A new recitation room for eighth grade is being built at the school.
Mrs John Stagger attended a U B conference in Oden last week Willis Ledgerwood of Bloomfield visited relatives Sunday Miss Jane Stone visits sister Mrs David Asdell this week Mr and Mrs Asa Williams of Barns City and Elmer Richardson of Oden spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Oral Dobbins Vera Spears of Qulrtic spent part of last week with Arliss Florence Henderson Grandma Nicholson on the sick list James Richardson visited relatives in Linton last week Mr and Mrs Faris Taylor of Farien spent Sunday with daughter Mrs D B Ogden Master Delis Bowman of Base visits this week John Shirts of Indianapolis visiting here Children and grandchildren gathered at Mr and Mrs John Henderson's home on Sunday with baskets James Mortland called to take pictures An enjoyable time was had Fifty eight were prevent
Bert Ash an electrical student from Keaback Iowa visits his uncle Tile Groves and his daughter Raby along with Mattie and Asie Says on a Saturday content in Washington.
A conversation about crafting a tale follows two friends as they discuss character creation, love plots, and the suspenseful reveal of a rival suitor. They debate hero versus villain roles, the heroine's feelings, and how a writer's intention evolves toward an unexpected end.
The Swedish Nightingale Jenny Lind agreed to 150 concerts for $25,000 with travel expenses paid after Barnum sought her for an American tour. Lind recalled questioning Barnum about risking so much on a singer he had never seen and he answered proudly that he risked it on her angelic character.
The text describes two marked changes in spirit and drug takers. The first is physical with facial and bodily changes, irritability, erratic heart action, muscle weakness, nutrition problems, insomnia, and emotional shifts. The second is psychic, with personality changes such as baldness, egotism or its opposite, and altered mood.
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