02 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
1
The notice lists preaching at 9 36 a.m and 2 45 p.m, with a junior meeting at 7 25, Bible class at 8 p.m, and Sunday school at 1 70 p.m. It mentions Pleasant Fork Sunday school and mail pickup, with details for a prayer service and youth group.
Fragmented OCR notes list church services and events for Sundays with references to prayer, hymn singing, and community activities. Mentions December dates and Malay, Bon, and Crab placeholders, with uncertain names and locations.
Unclear OCR passage shows names and phrases from a historical page. It references Pro Oxt Ley, Proyege Sone, MH, Chae, Puss Pay, WR Vscette VEC, Rath Mothers, Stars Clatedeaanote at Thala, Corneli Watt, Seepouger Albis, Hagel, McCoy, Abringiee in the sleeve. The reader must interpret garbled text and extract potential named entities.
The readable lines mix unclear words and repeated phrases with no coherent event. Potential names or places are unreadable, offering no concrete facts or dates to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragments describe a chain of customers and a jeweler offering glasses. Phrases imply test advertising to recruit customers and invite referrals while promising quality and defect remedy. The text is garbled but centers on a jeweler promoting glasses and customer loyalty.
Margaret Fiddler of Bogard township wed John Bees, a coal miner, in a Sunday ceremony at noon. The ceremony took place at the county clerk’s office in Washington with County Judge John W. McCarty presiding.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Kilmoers and Belg mai be utube mote das. It references Pietis cedt and Vaid d Okt Wyre Aes Elnora na raf, with unclear context about a person and dates. The readable content is fragmented and lacks a coherent event or summary.
Fragmented text notes various names and events including visits, illnesses such as typhoid fever, and a referenced patternoon event. References to Cruthyie rehived and Crathework suggest a local community page with social ties, medical concerns, and patron attendances. Names include Madsounhy Guene, Ventres, Miss Crhae, Chace, Peri Powers, Ali Tacha Maivaer, Evanoaned Mexsa Levidia, Ciara Christepherry, Mase Hastings.
Fragmented report discusses a plan involving buying reserves for farm use and timber extraction. It mentions a 608 cep price per prere and future development of woodlands. The text references farms, preserves, and potential routes for timber flow, with unclear names and dates.
Program notes list a Christian church event on December 7 with voluntary readers Nell Dane and Mrs. Trueston guiding Bible lessons. Prof J W Collaspie and Mes Craften and Bors Lane perform a duet. A talk covers general and special topics led by Bess Cearter with a reading by Mount.
A Van Buren Township youth died in Paris in a Thursday morning incident. The funeral arrangements and family details follow as authorities and relatives prepare for services and burial.
Creditors heirs and legatees of Margaret Cullahan deceased are ordered to appear in Daviess Circuit Court Washington Trindhana on December 16 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Witness the clerk on November 21 with attorney iT baughiiu.
The trial of Menlo E. Moore for the October 3 killing of Edward C. Gibson opened Tuesday morning in the Knox County court at Vincennes.
A large frame barn on the D. V. Baker farm southeast of town was demolished by a storm Sunday afternoon. The barn stored several tons of hay damaged by rain. no stock was present. Mr. Baker estimates the loss at about 2400, partly insured.
Notice states Qodon United Brethren Sunday school will elect officers next Sunday. All scholars are urged to attend to vote. D. P. McCoy, Pastor.
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