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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
2
Evangelist PPL Planers leads revival at MOE Church with ongoing services through Sunday. Attendance grows as evening sermons build toward final day with a cordial invitation to all.
A fragment discusses the phrase kindly in Winedin fruits of the earth and traces its sense to mean as nearly as possible kind. It notes that vivn in that work signified the drifts of the earth each after its kind.
It reports various short items from Odor and nearby, including residents visiting, retirements at the Kutch Coal Co. mine now run by Maryfield Hastings, and multiple mentions of people attending events at Parwers Institute and Starlin Sinus Sardar.
The speaker urges immediate fortification of Hawaii to protect Pacific interests and reduce island taxation. He calls for 75 percent of Ta iwan revenues for twenty years to fund the islands, grant American citizenship to Porto Rico residents, and a fair franchise policy for insular possessions. He also backs statehood for Alaska with a delegate, and a combined Indiana Territory Oklahoma and New Mexico Arizona statehood. The Panama Canal progress is reviewed, with debate over lock design and tide mechanisms. An urgent demand for congress to fund continued canal work and supportive facilities follows.
Recal News itemized holiday events and social visits including a Ladies Bazaar at U B church, a concert schedule, and local gatherings. Notes mention cornt husking, a magician at Opera, a market day Saturday, and church announcements. Several residents and visitors are listed with brief whereabouts and activities, plus reminders to settle notes by December 15 1697.
Rev Pater Leonard of Bedford conducts a communion at St Michaels church this week. Antres Miles and Charles Wade visit Medissapolis for the winter. A P Wade sick this week. Agnes Wade attended Teachers Association in Washington last week. The Wade family has members with typhoid fever but recoveries noted. Mrs Kate Duffs of Washington visits sister Mrs David Wade. Aunt Jace Wade spends winter with Chris OBrien. Bogard township teachers hold fourth Institute at Eosor on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Turk visited Charles Turk near Washington last week. Mr and Mrs Oral Wade of Washington spent Thanksgiving here.
The Thimble Club ladies surprised Mrs. J. A. Burrell at her new residence in south Odon. Music and a literary program filled the evening with pleasant company. Light refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell moved into the home last week.
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