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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
2
One year six months rate listed as .81.00 and three months payable in advance. Co operative Telephone Office Inter State Telephone Office. Published by B Storr and Florence Shor with editorial staff. The fragment outlines subscription pricing and payment terms for the local service.
The Linton Call and the Linton Citizen unite as one paper. The daily will be the Linton Citizen and the weekly the Linton Cail. A noted caution colors left to wash and a peculiar coin described by a local family are noted with light humor. Uncle Harve Amiley receives a persimmon weight report from Mrs. Sadie Morrison.
The New Minister a charcarous musical play by three town churches will be staged tonight at the opera house. Local performers have rehearsed long and the production centers on selecting a new minister for a pastorless church. Homer Alexander is named as the new pastor amid churchgoing humor and musical interludes.
Brown character is voiced by J. Schuyler Ketchem of the city schools. The finale comes when the new minister chooses as his future wife a young woman new to his church whom he already loves. The play has drawn praise in other towns and a full house is expected here.
A well advertised abridged drama drew one of the town's largest audiences in Odon on Wednesday night. The cast gave fair performances with two weak links and pacing between acts felt long. Manager Gantz earns praise for aiming at better plays and the show, though lacking electric lighting, pleased spectators who look forward to the next production.
Officials urge immediate action to fine and cost disturbances at venues and to offer aid during incidents. The call to action seeks support from responsible town elements to enforce order at public entertainments.
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