Orean for sale
A notice notes an item described as Orean for sale regarding S. gee Mas in ALN Tava. Details are fragmentary but indicate a sale listing or auction item.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
4
A notice notes an item described as Orean for sale regarding S. gee Mas in ALN Tava. Details are fragmentary but indicate a sale listing or auction item.
Local relatives and friends gather at BR Pinpps Stun and at the homes of Seay Chancers and the Connell family. Mrs Will Mize remains sick while others like Zeann Davis and Lizzie Cooper attend funerals. Fresh oysters and produce offered by Wes Willis and son. Vincennes and Indianapolis trips noted.
The notice lists multiple church events with preaching times at 10:00 am and 7:00 pm, prayer sessions, and a course on courtship and marriage. It notes attendance by Miss Phoeba Miller and others, funeral attendances for Lizzie Cooper, and village residents visiting relatives. A birthday party and various local visits are mentioned as community notices.
Event listing for a Friday program titled Bloony to Watch featuring long service lesson and a sequence of performances. Names listed include Ola Morrison Nell Kane Stella Harman Alex O'Dell Anda Callahan Oma Crlivban Rena Dearmin Cora Lonaghlin and Martha Sommers as leader.
The Ministerial Association of Odon met in a called session at the U B church. President D P McCoy led. They discussed a census to boost attendance in Sabbath schools, dividing the town into six districts with a twelve member committee from each church to conduct the census. The committee will meet at the OU Bo church at 2:00 p.m. for final arrangements.
Charles Valin of Washington was fined 75 dollars for selling without a license and 50 dollars for selling to a minor. He paid the fines and costs after the Monday court action.
The Indiana U B Conference will meet at Medora next September. It also decided to hold the U P C U Convention at Odon in June. Mrs James Torphy of Terre Haute attends funeral of Mrs Jim Cooper. Miss Nellie Burrell of Jasonville visited her parents Sunday.
The Burns City source reports quarterly conferences at Bechany church with services on Saturday and Sunday February 5 and 6. Rev J W Gilley presiding elder will lead sessions. programs include preaching, Sunday school at 9 30, services 10 30, junior service 2, prayer meeting 3, and a big men’s meeting at United Brethren church at 3 with music and guest address by pastor McCoy.
A witty contrast links the late Charles Spurgeon’s reaction to an Essex earthquake with a Dublin era dean remark. Spurgeon quipped about his county moving, while the dean watched workers fix a roof and joked about a man vanishing mid work with a quip about watching him go quickly through his task.
Charlo Campbell twenty one was kicked in the face by a horse tied at the JoHN F Cols store hitching rack. The horse broke free and struck him injuring the chin and causing a concussion risk. He remained unconscious briefly and was taken home for recovery with doctors monitoring potential brain injury.
A Philadelphia Bulletin anecdote recalls the eighteenth century baker as a pipe cleaner. Waiters carried masters’ pipes to kitchens each morning, where bakers boiled them, dipped in lime, and baked them dry to emerge sweet and white.
A community ethic stresses self interest as the first law of nature. Johnny Jones cautions that towns failing to protect local trade and property values invite decline. The piece urges residents to support local business and mutual prosperity to avoid economic slide.
A playful exchange among writers in a New York Press snippet. The short story writer proclaims hunger and wishes for dinner while a poet notes the writer’s prodigious appetite, contrasting prose with poetry. This light banter captures literary social life.
A humorous remark from Teddy after a sip of plain soda water. He says it tastes as if his foot had fallen asleep in his mouth. This light anecdote appears in Success Magazine.
A playful anecdote recalls Wordsworth’s quip after Coleridge notes a fine day that it could have been ordered for three poets. Wordsworth asks who the other two are. Disraeli, as a youth, wrote of Macaulay Sheil and Grant and privately joked he could bear them all and that when he wants a good book he writes one himself.
An inquisitive asked Robert Louis about his birth date and he replied May 10 1880. Fanny Steven son exchanged glances as this marked their wedding day.
A humorous dialogue shows a workman asking about a foot rule at the door and a housekeeper confirming a mat for wiping feet before entering. The comic tone plays on strict etiquette and domestic routine.
Local Prohibition Party lays out a full day program at the Peoples Theater Washington Indiana on February 7 1910 with a morning session featuring the Clarion quartet songs prayer and a message from State Chairman F W Lough and an afternoon program including the nominating of county ticket and a speech by Hon Eugene W Chaffin of Chicago Ex-Candidate for president on the Prohibition ticket in 1908 plus an evening address by Mr Cheom air Chaffin. all are invited including ladies.
A reflective quotation emphasizes living rightly to unleash a powerful daily influence that becomes a visible, growing sermon for a wider audience. The text invites personal improvement through ethical living and public example.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions gender and omission. lacks identifiable people or events to summarize a clear story. No definite dates places or organizations are present to anchor a factual card.
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