Death of Mrs Clesta Crawford in East Colon
Mrs Clesta Crawford a respected community woman died of tuberculosis at her parents home in East Colon. Born Clesta Bell Montell Malone July 12 1396 she was 21 years 5 months 3 days old. She married Claude Crawford October 9 1914 and is survived by her father mother husband five brothers Herman Vernon Willie Earl Milo one sister Elizabeth and other relatives. Funeral held at the M E church with Rev E D C Koeth and Rev Ernest Roberts. burial at Walnut Hill.
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Clesta Crawford
East Colon
Clesta Bell Montell Malone
Samuel Malone
M.E
Odon
Claude Crawford Co Oden
Herman
Vernon
Willie
Earl
Milo
Elizabeth
Roscoe
Ft. Washington Md
M. E. Church
E.D.C. Koeth
Ernest Roberts
We'nut Hill
Armstrong Gore Wedding Ties Burns City
Miss Enid Gore and Glenn Armstrong were wed last Saturday at the Burns City Methodist parsonage with Rev. Miller officiating. The bride, daughter of merchant T. J. Gore, is a former teacher and Odon High School alumna. Groom son of farmer Andrew Armstrong, works as agent at the Southeastern station in Burns City. They will live in Burns City.
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Enid Gore
Glenn Armstrong
Burns City
Rev. Miller
T. J. Gore
Odon High School
Andrew Armstrong
Southeastern
Christmas Cantata at Odon High School Union Service
Odon High School Chorus directed by Miss Ida Hanna presents the Christmas Cantata Savior and Kin s by H. W. Porter at the Christian church on Sunday evening December 23. The program includes choruses, solos, a Boys Glee Club, a ten minute address, and a final chorus with free will offering. Mrs Julia Baker Stacy visits from Indianapolis to promote pillows for Indiana soldiers with locals urged to donate via the Red Cross workshop.
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Odon High School
Ida Hanna
H. W. Porter
Christian Church
Edith Lane
Ben Helm
McCarter
Bonnie Sommers
Blanche Pickett
Ethel Lewis
Jerusalem
Boys Glee Club
Rev. Roberts
Lorene Anderson
Is the
Julia Baker Stacy
U. S. Auxiliary Corps
Odon
Indianapolis
C. A. Pickett
Indiana
Red Cross
U.S. Auxiliary Corps
Mass. Ave
Lod
Service Auxiliary of
Kitaki
Stacy
Married Odon Girl Weds Last Tuesday Afternoon
Miss Amy Overton and Chas. Isenogle united in marriage at Washington. Bride, daughter of James Overton, will reside with Mr and Mrs Chas Toon after moving from Qodon to Scotland. Groom, son of Steven Isenogle, is an undertaker in Scotland and they will live there. Also notes on Red Cross sewing, Moores Hill college relocation to Evansville, Indiana, and two Shorthorn calves for sale by John Mumaw.
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Amy Overton
Chas. Isenogle
Scotland
Washington
James Overton
Qodon
Chas
Toon
Steven Isenogle
Isenogle
Moores Hill College
Evansville
Ind
Koeth
Thompson
Plainville
Couchman
Indiana
Friends of Education
Rosa Ann Winklepleck Dies At Home Of Daughter
Rosa Ann Winklepleck born February 1843 in Ohio died Sunday afternoon at 3 at her daughter Jesse Atchley’s home north of the city. She was married to George Johnson, lived on a farm nearby, and after his death moved to the city. Survived by three daughters Laura Hitch, Anna Demesey, and Jess Atchley and two sisters in the west. Funeral at Union Chapel Tuesday at 10:30 with Rev. Milton Herron. Burial in Union Cemetery.
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Rosa Ann Winklepleck
Jesse Atchley
Rosa Ann Johnson
Ohio
George Johnson
Laura Hitch
Maysville
Anna Demesey
Linton
Jess Atchley
Union Chapel
Milton Herron
Local Folks Return from Visits and Travels
George Miles Trainor came back Tuesday from Evansville after a short stay with his wife in hospital. Frank Turkias at Odon was there Monday. Green Wade of Plainville visits this week. Walter Bennet and Frank Craney returned from Illinois Wednesday. Arthur and Andra Kidwell came back from Illinois Saturday. Mrs. James Herman returned home last week after two weeks at Seymour and Washington. Jesse Tomey of Edwardsport visiting J A Groves left for Bramble Sunday. Jesse Tomey and Ruby Groves visited G W Tomey Saturday. The Kidwell family faces grippe. George Walker Benny and Stephen Wade Wade at Epsom Saturday. T A Wade of Indianapolis arrived Tuesday to visit friends.
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George Miles
Evansville
James Herman
Seymour
Washington
Red Cross Seals Urge Holiday Parcel Support
Promotes buying Red Cross Seals to affix to Christmas parcels and Jetters. Notes rapid city sales but urges broader canvassing, stating 4000 seals sold locally while stressing the emblem aids tuberculosis relief and that a small cost yields significant benefits. Warns against neglecting public health amid busy times.
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Red Cross
Local visitors and gatherings noted in Raglesville
Cecil Fellers of Dysart Iowa visits friends in Raglesville. Dyal Wadsworth returns from Indianapolis. Ada Evans and a brother visit Terre Haute. Protracted meeting begins at the U B church. Mrs Sprague's sale attended by locals. Earl and Harry Fouts of Washington visit parents. Roy Winklepleck returns from Iowa last week.
Late arrivals boost stock aiding last minute shoppers
Some late arrivals have helped our stock out wonderfully for the shoppers who have put off their purchases till the last. Otherwise a great many would have gone away disappointed. We are too busy to list these articles but we will be glad to give your wants every attention when you come in. But don't be too late. KECK the Jeweler 2 Optometris i.
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Keck the
Letters From Soldiers Home and Fort Riley Letters From Camp Shelby
Fort Thomas resident Guy Marshall reports growing numbers at the place and good service. Ira Bowman writes from Fort Riley that he enjoys the life, with lectures, riding and drills in the Medical Reserve Training camp. Bowman notes Fort Riley reserve is the largest in the U S at 21 000 acres. Sergeant Chas Lane from Camp Shelby says the weather has warmed and describes an eight mile hike to the rifle range. A Paw Bowman letter from Ft Mex er near Washington D C places Paul in the Flame and Gas division with sore arms from vaccination and promises a full account of the Hell Fire division.
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Guy Marshall
Fort Thomas
Wren
Service
Ira K. Bowman
Fort. Riley
Kanas
Medica Reserve
Fort Riley
U. S
Bowman
Chas. Lane
Camp Shelby
Lane
Hattiesburg
Paw Bowman
Army
Ft. Mexer
Washington D.C
Paul
O. K
Horse Saddling Trouble at Camp Grant
A negro struggles to saddle a nervous kicker horse at Camp Grant. A lieutenant stops to watch and asks if the horse has ever kicked him. The man replies no, but notes the horse has kicked him several times in the past, including once in the eye.
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Camp Grant
Elks Memorial Service Highlighted By Camp Johnston Captain
The Jacksonville Elks Memorial service featured Captain John P. Mitchell Q M U S EF now at Camp Johnston. He delivered a high pleasing program detailing Elkdom's basis, origins, and ongoing service to the country in war and peace, challenging the notion he is not a public speaker.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Elks
Odon
Order of Elks
John P. Mitchell
Camp Johnston
Mitchell
Woman’s Skin Tonic Trial Offered at Rexall Store
A friend recommends a large trial bottle labeled Sane Prescription Tine for black heads eczema and rough skin. The product promises a clear complexion and is available as a 35 cent trial bottle at Odon Drugs Co the Rexall Store.
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Odon Drugs Co
Rexall
Infant of Mr and Mrs Rosenberry Buried at Walnut Hill
The infant of Mr and Mrs Wal lace Rosenberry was buried at Walnut Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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Wallace Rosenberry
Walnut Hill Cemetery
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Green Wade
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Frank Craney
Illinois
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Andra Kidwell
Jesse Tomey
Edwardsport
J. A. Groves
Bramble Sunday
Ruby Groves
G. W. Tomey
Austin Kidwell
Grippe
George Walker
Benny and
Stephen Wade Wade
Epsom
T. A. Wade
Raglesville
Cecil Fellers
Dysart
Iowa
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Ada Evans
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