07 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
1
The Greenfield Star prints a claim that William E. Hinshaw admitted the real events surrounding his wife Mrs. Hinshaw's death. Hinshaw allegedly described a confrontation at Bellville after a revival meeting, a struggle over a revolver, and neighbors finding him claiming burglars as the cause.
For sale Jersey cow and one week old calf. Contact H. T. Herndon.
A humorous reminiscence from Woman's World about Idy revealing a new beau. The scene centers on a lively family gathering, the parlor door, and the shock of a first boyfriend bringing a tense yet affectionate reaction from relatives.
Wednesday afternoon program at Mrs Sallie Huestons includes song Bible lesson Luke 11 820 Benna Howard prayer instrumental solo Madge Hueston talk What our Auxiliary did past year Millie Barkley yearwork in our state two minute talks recitation business Evelyn Crooke closing prayer Leader Lizzie Callahan
Trustee Wm Sims announces weekly availability for township business. He will be at his office or about town each Friday to attend matters for Madison township. He invites all persons with business to attend or contact as needed.
W D Boyce of Chicago promotes turning the postal service over to a private firm under strict public control. The plan calls for halving postage, renting post office quarters to the government, charging regular rates for government services, and eliminating sinecures.
The Missionary Tea of the M. E. church was held at Danner's hall on a Wednesday evening with pink and green decorations and a fine program. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Old papers for sale at this office.
The fifty sixth Congress began its last session as the Senate quickly arranged preliminaries and the House followed. President Roosevelt’s appointments were sent to the Senate for confirmation and an executive session decided no confirmations until the annual message is received. Deaths among lower-house members were noted as a record number took the oath. Speaker Cannon appointed James R. Mann to the Smithsonian board. The day closed with the House adjourning in memory of deceased members. Alpha Club hosted by Mrs. Charles McNeely with a two course lunch and a prize raffle winner.
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