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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
4
An instructional note urges careful language use stressing steady effort over luck. It contrasts diligent, ongoing work with rapid leaps to eminence and promotes precise word choices to improve communication and understanding.
A prudent exhortation urges bold outspoken conduct for worthy causes. Stand firm against opposition, maintain dignity, and act with honesty and purpose. Those who differ honestly will respect your stance and your character.
Mrs. Sarah Norcut died at her home near Odon after over a year of illness. Born in Kentucky in 1883, she moved to Daviess County as a child and married Charles Coyel in 1868, having three children. After Coyel's death in 1884 she married James Norcut in 1889, who died fourteen years ago. She lived with her children since. She was a member of Tolbert's chapel MFE church. Funeral held at Epsom church with Rev. H. Denbo of Plainville in charge.
Hodgepodge timetable lists southbound departures from Terre Haute through Seymour with stops at Jasonville Linton Beehunter Elort Odon Bedford and Ar Seymour and returns northbound from Terre Haute with similar stops. Train numbers and times include morning afternoon and evening slots. signed H P Radley G P T A.
John Redmond of Vincennes visiting relatives this week as township business transacts every weekday at the office in G. D. Abraham's Harness Shop.
A list of local residents and guests visiting relatives during Christmas week includes D W Hayes in Washington Enid Gore Burns City Victor Hulett Oakland City Dean Inman Bellflower Herschel Smiley Indianapolis Mrs Sue Kirby Paragon and more. Several locals travel to Terre Haute Indianapolis Blanken ship and Oswego for holidays while others host and entertain.
Numerous named families and individuals frequent visits and guests in the Willow Lick area. The record lists visits among Pershing, Sears, Overton, Hindman, and related households, along with school events and local travels to nearby towns and cities such as Bedford Odon Indianapolis Terre Haute Washington and Bla kenship with several illnesses noted.
Clarence Boardman of Illinois visits local relatives this week. The McMullen sisters Laura and Mary tour kin in Loogootee. James W. Saul from Indianapolis sees relatives nearby. Chris Long of Jasonville visits Alfred Long and family. John Boardman of Borden stays with Dillard Boardman and family. Grace and Emma Snake spend Sunday with Mary and Lula Long. Ketchem family joins Christmas with John Snake family. James McClellan and Bloomington relatives visit this week. Roy Callahan and wife visit Virgil Wikle family. Arch McMullen and wife visit Charles and wife for Elnora.
Abyssinian wife identified as head of the house marks a notable household leadership dynamic.
A pocket book was found on the counter at Jolliff and Co hardware store on December 23. The owner may claim by identifying the item and paying for this advertisement.
The note wishes a glad New Year to every customer and extends heartfelt greetings to all patrons, acknowledging their support and loyalty.
Keck the Jeweler and Optician expresses deep gratitude to patrons for generous holiday purchases. The note praises customers for a strong Christmas trade, credits small purchases for a prosperous season, and pledges continued square dealing and good service.
Epworth League program for Friday December 31 1909 includes topic Leaving the Lumps with Clara Critchlow and Orpha Culmer. Song service scripture Luke 13 20 21. Soloists Mary Crooke Myrtle Richardson dismissals and business. Pearl Boyd reading and discussion on the churchs great task.
A local notice declares a preinventory sale offering exceptional bargains as the shop reviews stock and plans discounted items to clear inventory. It mentions many items available and signals forthcoming opportunities for voicing or consultation.
Keck the Jeweler and Optician promotes a clearance sale of overstocked items including better grades and odd sizes. Customers are urged to visit as prices are significantly lower than value and bargains await on designs that did not sell.
Monday night a surprise wedding occurred in Loogootee between Delpha Robinson and Harry Dale of New York City an electrical supplies salesman. The bride a Washington high school graduate and Bloomington law school attendee was later admitted to the bar and appointed deputy prosecuting attorney for Loogootee. The couple departed by an eastbound train for a honeymoon in England.
John Lamb son of Isaac Lamb of Martin county married Selah Myrtle Lemonds daughter of Robert Lemonds of Elmore township. The ceremony occurred Sunday afternoon at 3 at the home of Rev. C. H. Buchanan with several friends witnessing. The couple will reside on the J. H. Garten place just south of town.
A musical performance by the Georgettes is announced at the M. E. church on January 12, 1910. The event highlights a local entertainment lineup for the season.
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