The Sun Published Every Friday at Vudon Indiana
A local notice states The Sun is published each Friday in Vudon Indiana indicating regular weekly publication days.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
8
A local notice states The Sun is published each Friday in Vudon Indiana indicating regular weekly publication days.
The December issue marks the 43rd year of the Journal. Readers are urged to shop with local merchants and consider yearly subscriptions as thoughtful gifts. Club offers bundle The Metropolitans and other magazines with The Odon Journal at a bargain price.
A humorous old column recounts the life of a local basement rat nicknamed Dickie. He roamed the Journal Office area and nearby streets, evading traps until a new cat killed him, leaving him the last of his kind.
Marsh Miss Dollie Lay spent Sunday with Mrs Belle Boyd. Mr and Mrs James Stewart visited Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman. Londa Beeker and son Ira visited Henry Poindexter. Ethel Pruett and Beulah Beeker visited Mabel Borden. Charley Trotter family spent weekend with relatives at Worthington. Edna Courtney of Idora stayed with Nele Toter and children. Edna Becker visited Flossie Poindexter. Cecil Burkhart spent Sunday with Marion Hoover. A large gathering at Ernest and Irene Burkhart’s Riverside home included many friends and relatives. Guests listed include Marty Webber Goldin Maudie Burkhart Cleo Meurer Nellie Pruett Edna Becker Flossi Poindexter Nora Russell and the Megers. Refreshments and games followed. Homer Marsall and wife from Bridgeport Illinois spent Sunday with locals.
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