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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
3
An incoherent OCR fragment references a cement floor for feeding, mentions a person named Rod Peg Sor, a date or time element, and unclear signs or notes. The readable items include stray phrases about a floor, feeding area, and possible measurements, but no coherent event or outcome is established.
A church message encourages believers to commit to spiritual vows such as yielding to Jesus, loving neighbor, renouncing sin, and living righteously. It invites participation in Sunday services and mid week prayer and Bible study to transform community life within three months.
Rev R R Chaver leads Bible School at 9 30 AM and morning service in Peau Alabama. Training classes Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Circle groups plan programs with the Eloora Circle at the church Monday evening. Meeting on Japan features to interest attendees. Special Sunday service at Zou a with converts from the Concord meeting.
Heavy river flooding south and west of town disrupts the Plainville Edwardsport highway for days. Water covers roads and bottoms near Newberry making crossings impossible. Hundreds of acres of wheat submerged threaten total loss.
A. X. Tarr formerly of Plainville Ind a longtime buyer and trader in the area will join Allen Syfers and Downs after Jan 1 1822. Tarr buys out R H Syfers portion while firm keeps the name Allen Syfers and Downs. He has lived in Plainville all his life and ran a local meat market and slaughter business before expanding into stock buying and shipping.
River at Jeffersonville hit its highest mark in 50 years as cornfield losses mount. Many lowland bridges and buildings were swept away, but conditions show improvement at present.
Prosecuting Attorney D W Hubbard of Longootee announces candidacy for prosecuting attorney of the Forty Ninth Judicial Circuit subject to Republican voters in Daviess and Martin counties at the May 1922 primary election.
Milton S Hastings of Washington township announces his candidacy for judge of the Forty-ninth circuit in the May 1922 election. He seeks the position as a candidate in the upcoming judicial race.
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