Death of Hildred Stout in Indiana Church Died at Home after Illness
Hildred deanor Stout 17 of Eaglesville born April 30 1901 died last Monday afternoon in Terre Haute from pneumonia complicating influenza. She was daughter of Oliver and Mrs Stout former city residents and member of Glen M E church. She attended Odon High School last year and is survived by her father and a sister. Services to be held at a local church with Rev. Shake presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildred
Deanor Stout
Oliver Stout
Tere Haute
Eaglesville
Glen M. E. Church
Odon
Helen
Merning
Veleek
Shake
Burloiwos
Walput Hill
influenza situation shows no rise in cases countywide
The influenza epidemic shows no increase in cases from last week with many patients recovering enough to be out. Schools remain closed countywide and churches keep services. Several named residents recover or remain ill, including Rev Roberts and Mr ArcCoy, as overall conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'dell
J. A. McCoy
Marshal Cooper
Burt
Nebe Lanes
West
We &O
Niessick
Rieavall Cooner
SOHO
Cory
Vosteardes
New Diamond Point Edison Store Ad Promises Low Prices
An Edison advertising blurb touts cheap phonographs and accessories with a bold claim of high value, urging customers to compare prices and visit the Odon Music Store opposite the Odon Drug Co to examine offerings and hire the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bata
WebBavea
of Edison UF
Paisha de Raotaa
Odon-Music
Odon Drug Co
Letters From The Boys From World War I Era
A long wartime letter to parents discusses news from Nov. 1918, letters received, and memories of home. The writer mentions Elmer Richardson and Frank F. Doane, army life in the south, hopes of homecoming, and asks about shucking corn and news coverage. It includes references to Bugler Harvey Faith and John Carey, and notes on training, distances, and overseas readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Richardson
Elmer
Frank F. Doane
Harvey Faith
Jeen Ind
Buster John J. Carey
M. ¥. City
Aigo
Jin Vornastie
Shawano
Wis
Joan
Bugler
Carey
Iyrene
New Yoo
Ake Lee
Indianapolis man dies of flu and pneumonia at home
Fred A. McCallian of Indianapolis died at his home, 1420 North Tuxedo, from influenza and pneumonia. He was 32, son of R. J. McCallian, and had been ill two weeks. He led the Mens Bible Class and was a member of Local 1 of a prominent union. He is survived by his wife, two children, his father, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at his home and at the East Tenth Church with ministers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. McCallian
Indianapolis
North Tuxedo
Monte
R. J. McCallian
McCallian
MFE. Bhareh
Dianapolis
Luin Typesraptical Union No 1
Chy
Ora
Tartestar
Geea
Wilma
P. Alessick
Atlanta
Festus
Aeele
East Tenth
Rehurea
GL. Thomas
Aurora
Influenza disrupts school as area residents fall ill
I llizah Chestnut and Dyal Wadsworth suffer influenza at home while families cope with illness. The school reopens for the third time after a period closed due to flu, with students and staff noted across several households. Local activity and farm life continue amid the outbreak.
Local Socials and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Family and friends gathered across the area with visits in Eaglesville Blankenship and Odon. Mr and Mrs Louis Cale hosted kin. Marion Matthews and wife hosted John Matthews and son. Fred Winkleplee Grover Jacxson and families visited Burke Ketch elit. Angie Toon stayed with Beatrice Holt. George Padgett's family traveled to Washington for an infant’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire and Aire
Fred Winkleplee
Grover Jacxson
Near Eaglesvile
Burke Ketchelit
George Padgett
Washington
Herman Padgett
Christmas Hope and World Resolve Amid Hard Times
The passage contemplates faith in Christmas spirit and humanity's resilience during hardship. It laments hunger and the fragility of breadlines while urging unity and steadfast resolve to endure the era's trials.
Care of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for ass and sympathy during our great bereavement the death and burial of wife mother and sister Mrs J H Alishouse Special thanks to the choir for the beautiful music rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Alishouse
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Hildred Stout
Crissie
Hiss
Pierce
Muniel
Aivrite Inkreplees
Sidi Ie Vosit
Boey Pilsiedion
Arnold Dubence
Coe
Poesdi
Miss Mary 2
Lovejoy
Terre Haute
Cailian
Inglanapuils
Callian
Asa
West Sims
New
Barkley
N. F. Barkley
Nutide Meek
Marie Poon
Hazel
Muri
Pea
Panter Pouiins ii
Bad
Deere
Lenco Pruett
Jor Farlen
Edison
Ernestine
Penniman
Jean
Mora Peat
Lawes
Ivan Yeur
Sedebl
VTL
Ay Pei
Ain Tee
Uli
Syrye
D c
Ape
Gan Denham
Atin
Gamber
Ind Lanein YS Motorenk
Kellis City
Espitia
Mr. and
Sirs
Claud Sipes
Marthe
Boyd
Hewird
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Eigabeth Ronan
Hes Ission
Puode
Ronan
Jonas M. Winklepleck
Or. J. Demotte
West Odon
Wilsei
Rp Stack Mattsen Quackenbush
Mro
Jacob H. Bechtel
Oden
Fay Q. Bechtel
China
Japan
Phillipine Islands
Philadelphia
Frank Bechtel and Sons
Fred
Ben
Worthington
O. A Taylor
Mellie Bechtel
Scotland
Grace
Kitta Ketchem
Eva
Mabie Miller
Fdna
Ruth
John Ledgerwood
Raglesvelle
Ilizah Chestnut
Dyal Wadsworth
ButlareGilece
Tanianapolis
D. B. Wadsworth
En Gants
Vivre McLaughlin
Isle Wardsworth
Evelyn Conner
Pufi- Grisby
I. O. Pate
Anel Ferno
Ais
Clara Td Dau
Erie Navarte
Arya Reyes
Talib
Ran Eben
Sundar Wit
Hubser
Gupta
Asa Williams
Lnes
Chas. Cale
Jannie Spence Sturday
Mrs
Louis Cale
Near Blankenship
John Matthews
Marion Matthews
Dan Osborn
Quentin
Wilford
Angie Toon
Beatrice Holt
American Red Cross
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