Visit Recap of Local Families and Guests
Mr and Mrs A M Stickles visited friends in Jasonville on Sunday. O M Wallick and Fred Boyd hosts, with Herschel Ledgerwood and family visiting. John Davis and son Carl guest of O M Wallick Thursday. Ray Smith and son from Washington spent Sunday with James Dalton. Mae Sanders visited relatives in Martin county last weekend. Melvin and Paul Stickles of Jasonville visited A M Stickles family. Norma Stickles spent weekend with Margaret Asdell. Herschel Ledgerwood and William spent Saturday with James Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. O. M. Wallick
Mrs
Fred Boyd
John Davis
Carl
O M
Wallick
Ray Smith
Washington
James Dalton
Mae Sanders
Martin County
Melvin and
Paul Stickles
Jasonville
A. M. Stickles
Herschel Ledgerwood
William
Local Notices of Births Visits and Illness in Scotland
Earl Griffith spent Thursday to Sunday with his ill father. A daughter Ava Pauline born February 6 to Mr and Mrs Wallace Rosenbury. Leota Ruth born February 7 to Mr and Mrs Ed Jackson. Rex Hasler spent Sunday with Tom Machell. Clarence and Olaf Porter visited Tom Pruitt. Rev Porter with Chas Simpson. Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson visited Earl Griffith. Jess Trueblood traveled to Washington. Miss Ethel Aishe visiting her sister Mrs Wallace Rosenberry. Rexall School Tablets advertised at Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Rosenbury
Ava Pauline
Ed Jackson
Leota Ruth
People of Our Town: The Village Loafer in Quiet Spotlight
The piece portrays a town character known for eating and sleeping, described as the village loafer. When he finally quits walking to save funeral expenses, the town may register his absence and its impact on daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Plunderdale
Tanlac credited for health boost by Hammond worker
George W. Bistline of Hammond Indiana, assistant foreman at American Car plant in East Chicago, reports Tanlac gave him vigor, relieved headaches back pain indigestion and sleep loss. He says appetite returned, weight gained and no stomach troubles. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bistline
Hickory
Hammond
Ind
American Car Corporation
East
Chicago
Tanlac
Tanlae
Tanlee
Unseasonably Warm Indiana Farm Work Aids Crops and Labor
The semi monthly report by George C. Bryant notes farm work pressed by unseasonably high temperatures and a brisk corn market. Flooding reaches southern rivers, northern snow lingers, and winter wheat rye suffer in undrained soils while young clover damages occur from thawing. Livestock remain generally healthy and farm labor is plentiful for those who can pay wages. Outlook predicts a large shift from farms to cities in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George C. Bryant
United States Department of Agricultural
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Elmer Bunch Groceries & Meats
Wallick’s Sale
H. B. Wallick
Odon
Chester
Emecire Fertilzer
Osbourne
Olver
Oliver
Bo Wagten
Casaline
Wis
Ourain Savsks
Bne
Cate
John Weaver
T. R
McCarter
Odon Christian Church
Old Settlers Ground
Morses & Mules
Farrow
Narag Insett
P.& QO
Sursey
James Oliver
Freidly
Col Aden Long
Cunningham
D W Hayes
M.E. Church
Farlen
A M. Stickles
Jasonyile
Herschel
Legerwood
Little Son
Williams
Tom Stout
Stanley Hasting
Norma Stickles
Margaret Asdell
THE
Odon Journal
Indiana
Ocexn
Jxo
B. Storrs
Scotland
Earl Griffith
Rex Hasler
Tom Machell
Clarence and
Olaf Porter
Tom Pruitt
Rev. Porter
Chas Simpson
Family
Ralph Thompson
Jess Trueblood
Ethel Aishe
Wallace Rosenberry
Barkleys Dep't
Rexall
Tan
Lac
Bistline
E. T Laughlin
C. H. Buchanan
Kemp
Hall
Cheney & Co. Toleds
Pike Road
Jack
Harrow
C. Hinkle & Sons
Co Aden Long
D. W. Hayes
Wesleyan
M. E Church
Sale
C. M. & Se. P. Railway
Spring Street
Jess Overton
Col
Aden Long
ALCT
R. D. McCarter
Chamberlain
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