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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
4
A. C. Fulkerison discusses improving schools through teacher credibility and fair treatment of pupils. Notes include February exams, medical inspection bills, sanitation in graded schools, and the need for parent teacher collaboration to resolve misunderstandings and friction.
Valley View residents report visits from Susie Bowman to the Williamses of Sandboro and a string of last week relatives including L F Boyd in Epsom. Nip Ayres and family went to Newman Illinois. John N Williams and H Q Ketchein closed a contract with the Billtown coal props and post works. Billtown banks and Lemonds stake highlighted as a year 1917 bank clearing forecast.
Mt Nebg notes Mrs Lou Skemp ill but improving. Lucile Hubbard returns home to Oakland Hawaii. Russell McCaillan and Eunice visit from Gdon. Pierce McNeely and child ill. Several residents visit and visitations noted. A baby boy born to Marion and Mrs Thomas. Various locals spent days with friends and relatives around town.
Marsh ainton Webber and Albert Bright spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother Morton Brisut near Breit Station where he is very ill. Isa Siren of Sirtown, Stewart and Tomimey Pinfort and Cleo Meurer joined others visiting relatives. Raph Taylor and children visited Chestnut family. Heery Dawman and family spent Sunday afternoon with J A Stewart. Mrs Rebecca Kail and son Ralph Laughlin spent Sunday with Rey Laughlin’s family. Severe from this vicinity attended the sale at Elnora Saturday. Ezulah Becker spent Sunday with Violet Stepp.
The term plagiarist derives from plagari meaning stripe or lash. Early Romans punished child stealers with flogging, and the name applied to both the crime and its perpetrators.
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