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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
2
One year and six month subscriptions offered by the Flint Syle Tele Co operative in Indiana. Payments requested in advance through the office. Names and contact details shown for subscribers and the publisher.
Notes discuss farmers institutes for grade pupils with trustee approval for registration. Emphasizes teaching focus on important subjects, classroom lighting from the left, and arranging seats by grade. Reports Pleasant Grove and Patterson and Bair schools in Van Buren township have very small enrollments and some closures.
Miss Florence Stickels has returned from Washington where she has been in the hospital. Sherma Stickels of Dicomineton visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Miss Edna Ledgerwood and Ruth Ledgerwood spent Sunday at Dan Mowerys. Preaching at this place Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Everybody invited to attend.
EPSOM A C M yers finished his sawing contract near Ragtown Thursday. Sarah Jeheny drove to Elnora Tuesday. Mrs. Clara and Mrs. Annie Mc Call visited Mrs. Henry Wathen Wednesday. E T Scott made a business trip to Washington Saturday. Sarah Metheny drove to the county seat Saturday. Clarence McCall and family visited Eliot Bissey Sunday. J A McCall and wife were guests of Harvey Scot Sunday. Alf Myers Clarence McCall and Ed Scott drove to Ragtown Monday to haul lumber. W A Grove visited J A Grove Sunday morning. Mrs W A Grove left Monday for Missouri to visit her brother Ransom.
Chamberlain's cough remedy praised as one of the best and most efficient medicines for coughs colds and croup. It is described as pleasant and safe for children with many mothers endorsing it. For sale by Odon Drug Co.
In Loganport Indiana Nov 30 a discussion among women highlighted Tanlac as relief for kidney trouble nervousness and stomach complaints. Mrs Frank Slatsoi claimed six years of kidney issues improved with Tanlac and urged continued use. Tanlac is sold exclusively in Gaon at Odon Drug Co. store.
Leonard Malone and family spent Sunday at James Dean's. Clarence Campbell and family visited near Montgomery with sister Mrs. Chas Freed. Miss Eschel Overton stayed with parents near Eaglesville. John A. Mumaw and family Rev Roberts and wife Mildred Freed Ray and Dale Wuman visited J. W. Pershing's. Mrs. J. W. Pershing visited daughter Mrs. Aluman. Jake Winkelpleck is seriously ill. Families spent Saturday at Charles F. Freed's. Sunday school convention at Odeon.
Agricultural note urges growing cowpeas and soybeans for silage and soil building. Discusses planting methods, fertilizer use, and curing to maximize feed quality. Highlights nitrogen fixing, drought tolerance, and potential gains in beef, milk, and butter production from small to mid sized farms.
Pruett and C P Vrotier drove to Washington on Saturday. Ada Russell of Washington visited grandparents Mr and Mrs John Russell. Kid Copland and family and Miss Nelle Pruett and Miss Goldin Burkhart visited Mr and Mrs Issac and Miss Anna Fielder of Farview. Wim Bricker and son Carl of Burns City spent Sunday with Mrs Rebecca Kail. Violet Allegra Stepp Mabel Borden visited Miss Beulah Becker. Cleo Meurer Maudie Burkhart visited Miss Fiossie Poindexter Sunday. C P Trotter and children spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs Mae McMillian.
Keok the jeweler and optometrist offers free engraving on presents when purchased early. The service adds personal value by neatly engraving names or initials at no extra charge whenever feasible.
Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Auburn New York says Chamberlains Tablets regulate bowels stimulate the liver and keep the body healthy after two years of use. Sold by Ion Drug Co.
Advice warns to keep poultry houses ventilated even in cold weather to prevent colds and roup. Do not seal tight until temperatures fall below zero. fresh air beats medicine for birds and supports health.
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