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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
4
A. A. Lane visited Terre Flants on Tuesday while Geo. D. Abraham was seen at Terre Haute, recording local movement. The brief item highlights two individuals in separate city visits on the same day.
A Sunday storm dumped hail and torrential rain on Washington, causing dark skies, damaged roads, and shattered window panes. The northern county saw heavy rainfall in the afternoon with no reported damageless flood. several residents and visitors are noted in the day’s social calendar.
Miss Etel Jolliff entertained friends Saturday evening at her home on Weed Street. The gathering included several guests and light refreshments such as olives pickles coffee and wafers. Attendees listed include Moss Ethel Jolliff, Alexander, Chas Lane, Waltes Tlarves Haber Clem Holes Morrison and others.
Isimer Binch completes purchase of a local meat market as Ertan A Pea comments on the deal. Fisher Sisco, longtime assistant, remains involved while the business disrupts the market and prompts planning for a new era of operation. Abr Duneh will assume key roles with Wolboemiplow Doan Preemig, signaling senior leadership changes.
Mrs Eleidindian is at Lanians after a lengthy illness of her daughter Mrs Lee McCluny Jeaae Zeiner. Mr A J Marshall and family visited Logan Perry on Sunday. Vera Sears visited Noel Masqine Fellers Thursday. Mrs Civer Merrifield observed school in Moodna afternoon. Flore Hall spent Tuesday with Mrs James Evans. Miss Vera Miller and Cecil Chand attended church at Baylesville Monday. Pershing family and Clara Pershing spent Thursday with Arch Cunningham.
A regional homeownership ad highlights a plan calling for five dollars down to start toward owning a home. The appeal stresses affordability and the chance to grasp a practical opportunity amid rising housing interest.
Mrs. James Winkles wed family this week. Miss Hmuaseneff spent Thanksgiving with APiss Suste Clestuut. The Misses Lena and Sadie Mallett were guests of Mrs Stella Chestnut Saturday afternoon. Several from here attended church at Shiloh Saturday night.
The W. F. M. society meets Saturday December 3 at 2 p.m. at the M. E. church. Program includes Hymn 647, devotions with Mary's Song of Praise led by Mrs. Fred Shaffer, reading of minutes, Ladies Last chapter led by Mrs. Trubert in the parlor, Revitation True Christmas giving led by Mrs. Oll O'Dell, report of District Convention, Hymn 646 offering, adjournment, and the Apostles Creed.
Three weeks remain until Nana’s and Keck the Jeweler and Optician promotes a limited discount on most purchases of 50 cents or more to encourage early Christmas shopping. The store touts its best jewelry line and artistic designs as ideal gifts.
Lightning struck Sunday afternoon setting a one story frame house on fire belonging to Mrs. Hulda Conolly, located north of Alfordsville. Some belongings were removed, and the structure was insured for RGAO.
A bold cardboard notice printed at three for five shillings offers the phrase No Hunting Allowed. The item appears as an early newspaper office ad likely promoting placards or notices. The source shows a simple printed slogan with pricing.
Mrs A M Keck has been appointed Chief Grand Governor of the Pythian Sisters District 15. The district includes Odon Plainville Newberry Sullivan Lyons Dugger Linton Worthington Pleasantville and Sandborn.
A customer claims a watch was overcharged and mentions he saved 9 or 10 dollars buying elsewhere. The jeweler says they sell good watches as low as possible and notes the conversation about prices and service.
In Berlin three men brag about memory shows. One boasts Goethe passage recall, another chess feat, the third promises a long conversation recitation. The judge crowns the quiet man who says he remembers a favor from the previous day.
A St James Gazette note surveys enduring seven related beliefs from planetary rulers to seven days, seven heavens, seven colors, seven notes, and the seventh son, noting varied powers and legends including a Portuguese superstition about the seventh son turning into an ass on Saturdays.
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