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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
4
Smiloh items detail a crowd at Sinpsaei outboard day with families from Asump tion and nearby areas. The note mentions Mrs Baers Thome and Miss Nou ove with various relatives attending church events and sick lists.
Fragments recount births to Cullinti and chariivan families, visits by Cummings and others, and multiple social events. Advertisements promote Barkley & Overton rugs and spring skirts while a dental health teaser and party notices mingle with wedding and funeral references.
Sunday schedule includes 9 30 a m morning worship with communion and covenant service at U B Church. Junior discussion at 2 p m. Sermon by J M Inman. Singing meeting at Pleasant Hill. Series of greetings to be held. the senate community is invited to attend.
A temperance session is planned at the Christian church land at 8 p m. The gathering will discuss a proposed constitutional amendment to prohibit the manufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors. The SV C T U urges a joint resolution to be submitted to voters in Tadiana.
A non political non denominational temperance rally will be held at Christiana church on Sunday February 5 at 3 00 PM. Local speakers will discuss topics of local and state wide importance. Men and women are invited to attend.
Notice requests the delivery of wire stretchers by W. T. Alexander stating the need for equipment. No further details on location or deadline are provided.
Mrs. Christopher Long and Mrs. Edo Long of Jasonville attended the funeral of Mrs. Phobe Boardman west of town on Monday. The item lists multiple local residents visiting, traveling, and attending various events across nearby towns.
Motivational ad urges readers to buy lots with the claim they will double in value. It emphasizes savings, parental guidance for children, and the idea of owning a home with 31.00 weekly payments. Readers urged to investigate now before lots sell out.
A string of local movements and visits appears from January 25 1911. John Nichols and Elijah James from Burns City came early in the week. Ebner McCullough of Clay County returned home with his niece Maud Stickles after a short stay. Tom Summerville and John Stotts visited Bloomfield and Burns City respectively. Arthur Phipps and Henry Wallick attended the funeral of Martha Walls in Burns City. Albert Miller near Bramble stopped by North Iland area, while W F H Bechtel and Tom Phipps work on plastering at Will Coward’s remodeled house.
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