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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1909
Page
4
Daviess County Homestead Votes on Saloon Question
On February 23 the people of Daviess County vote to decide if any saloon may lewdly exist for two years. The notice urges citizens to register their view, urging unity of temperance forces and warning against complacency, calling for a decisive, civic righteousness driven majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Lois Tegan
Fey
Pdavtess
Tomlinson Bill Passes House Moves to Senate
Telegram from A. A. Lane in Indianapolis reports the Tomlinson bill has passed the House and now goes to the Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
A. A. Lane
Indianapolis
Senate
Stage Villain Haunted by His Onstage Repute
London actor George Scott once famed as a melodrama villain faced lodging trouble in an English town when the innkeeper recognized him as Levison from East Lynne. The manager of the Alhambra recounted a Blackpool stay where a landlady expelled him amid shouts of villainy and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scott
Alhambra
London
Scott
Levison
East Lynne
Blackpool
Perlice
Lonidon
Velvetine at the Odon Drug Co
Local notes list visits from residents and guests including Willie Malone Ed Pershing and Miss Beulah Carroll with several town exchanges. Commerce ads tout 10c counter and carpet goods while auctions offer 5 acre tracts for sale near Odon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velvetine
Odon Drug Co
Willie Malone
West Baden
G. D. Abraham
West Odon
J. A. McCoy
J. M. Winklepleck
Millinery Store Sold in Petersburg Trade Transfer
Mrs. J M Hindman sold her North Spring street millinery shop to the Misses Patterson of Petersburg. Grace Patterson was in town to invoice the stock. The new owners plan to reopen the store March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Spring Street
Misses Patterson
Petersburg
Grace Patterson
Scott Undertaking Co Opens Plainville Branch
The Scott Undertaking Company of Washington opens a branch at Plainville with Charles Mc Williams in charge. The Plainville branch will operate in conjunction with the Washington firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Undertaking Company of
Washington
Plainville
Charles McWilliams
Bank Report The First National Bank of Odon Indiana
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Odon Indiana as of February 5 1909 giving resources total 153080 61 and liabilities equal. Cashier James A McCoy sworn February 10 1909 before Notary Oliver O Laughlin with directors Lane Lowry Cooper and Winkelpleck listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Odon
Indiana
State of Indiana
We Daviess
SSI
James A. McCoy
Oliver O. Laughlin
Modern Woodmen to Run Colorado Springs Sanatorium
At a Rock Island meeting the Modern Woodmen Society announced running a Colorado Springs sanatorium free for consumptive members. A 60-patient tent colony opens Jan 1 1909 with rigid medical exams and a plan to add a second colony. Each tent costs 250 dollars and donations exceed 70 000 dollars with a ten cent yearly tax approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Modern Woodmen Society
Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Colo
Woodmen Society
J. E. White
Nordrach Ranch Sanatorium
High School Notes and Local Meetings Update
Hildred Pershing was absent Tuesday while Charlotte Sneed and Vivien Herndon spoke on Abraham Lincoln for H S pupils. The inter class debate Friday Feb 28 1909 asks if greater restrictions should be placed on foreign immigration. Sophomores held a Valentine party at Charles Lane’s home with music and games. Revs Buchanan and Terrell concluded successful church meetings with a large new membership at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lane
Floyd
Perle Turney
Evansville
H. S. Assembly Room
Lela Crooke
Gladys Webster
Holman Anderson
Eulala Guthrie
Charles Lane
Buchanan
Terrell
The
Christian Church
EPSOM ITEMS
Asa Myers and C. W. Myers went to Elnora on business. Homer Osman and Jesse Jritchlow were seen toward Eaglesville Sunday. Lester Cummings and family visited T. B. Cox’s family last week. Gladys Hannah visited sister Mrs. C. W. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Osmon visited Austin B. Osmon. Mrs. Alfred Groves visited her sister. A. L. Standiford moved to town to be near Albright Company store. Joseph Xislett takes charge of the farm. Nora Osuzon hosted Misses Cora and Flora Biudid, Atisa Hattie Hammersly, and others. Bre. Ek. 1. Corroves entertained and gave a work sack to E. church Aid members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Standiford
Albright Company
Joseph Xislett
Cora
Flora Biudid
Atisa Hattie Hammersly
Messrs
Seth Bales
John van Nostran
Jesse Critchlcw
Robert Crist
Aliss Nora Osuzon
Bre. Ek
Corroves
E. Church
Mesdames I
Bales
G. W. Osmon
Ada Dow
Aiice Grove
Jane Grove
G. W. Browning
Rebecca Carroll
Bertha Myers
Hale Murder Trial Heads to Jury Today
The Hale murder trial in circuit court is expected to go to the jury today after eighteen hours of argument. The speaking order was Hastings for the state, Gardiner for the defense, Laughlin for the state, Denton for the defense, Padgett for the state, Inman for the defense, A. J. Padgett closing for the state. Old papers for sale at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin L. Hale
Ham Dillon
Elmer E. Hastings
Gardiner
Ed T. Laughlin
Denton
Journal
Bunkum Items From Eaglesville Area
Mr and Mrs Wm Sprague visited near Eaglesville last Thursday. Allie Clark plans to open a coal mine on his Bunkum farm. Wm Mize has been ill but continues to improve. Wm Brummett and family visited Walter Herron Sunday. Residents attended Mt Olive church Sunday night. Mrs Margaret Cunningham visited Mrs Thomas Wirts Monday. Wm Sprague and family visited M P Howards Sunday. Miss Ethel Howard visited Miss Mac Baile Sunday. Miss Hazel Taylor spent Sunday with Eva Connell. Church at Union Chapel Sunday at 10 30 morning and evening. Mrs Mary Howard and Mrs Ethel Clark visited James Elleron Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Union Chapel
Mary Howard
Ethel Clark
James Elerron
Baile Items and Local Visits Mentioned
Shelby Lemonds and Miss Grace Shake attended Bellview church Saturday night. Victor Bray and his wife visited with his brother Robert Bray and family Sunday. Several from here attend Hale trial in Washington this week. Ia Boardman visited with Laura and Mary McMullen Sunday afternoon. Alva Sims and wife spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs John Hastings. Wm Hastings and wife visited Mrs Sarah Sharpless and her son Curtis Sunday. Mrs Maggie Dillon and son Harold were at Odon Saturday. Ley Alvs Frank Imhlen spent Saturday with Mrs Arch McMullen. Frank McClellan visiting friends at Lottsboro this week. H W Smileys Handy Repair Shop on Spring street Odon Ind fixes anything Exable Velvetine cures chapped hands Odow Drug Co
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Florence Skomp
Jaime
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Ed Pershing
Jackson Hill
Will Payne
Elnora
W. J. Danner
Linton Mon
Edna Pershing
Indian Springs
Alford
A.A. Lane
Reagan Bennett
Beulah Carroll
Effie Shively
Barkley & Overton
Z. V. Garten
Ness
Thos, Fields
Wm. Reynolds
Main Street
Mary Waldron
Linton
R. C. Skemp
Clara Froembling
Lucile
Montana
George D. Abraham
John O’dell
Irene Flinn
Dora Wade
Cornettsville
Will Shaffer
W. B. Breden
Terre Haute
Aldo Hindman
Pleasantville
Myr
J. M. Hindman
Lincoln
Mary E. Lawwell
F. H. Lawwell
Columbus
Ohio
W. R. O’dell
Ike Nicholson
Nebraska
Aaron Jolliff
Mr. Nicholson
Greene County
R. W. Mason
D. W. Hayes
Odon Realty Co
East Main &T
Sommers
M. E. Church
C. C. Lowther
Orpha Culmer
Ryan
Bogart Township
Ernest Keller
Missouri
Pearl Seneff
Miss Culmer
Bank Report
U.S
A.A. Lane Lowry Cooper Jonas MM. Winkelpleck
Torium
Hildred Pershing
H.S
Charlotte Sneed
Vivien Herndon
Abraham Lincoln
H. S
Alvin Smiley
Mary Carter
Patterson Sisters of
Peters
Burg
J. M
Hindman
Asa Myers
C. W. Myers
Homer Osman
Jesse Jritchlow
Eaglesville
Lester Cummings
T. B. Cox
Gladys Hannah
George W. Osmon
Austin B. Osmon
Alfred Groves
Alvin Padgett
Ephraim Inman
A. J. Padgett
Wm. Sprague
Allie Clark
Bunkum
Wm. Mize
Wm. Brummett
Walter Herron
Mt. Olive
Margaret Cunningham
Thomas Wirts
M. P. Howard
Ethel Howard
Miss Hazel Taylor
Eva Connell
Shelby Lemonds
Miss Grace Shake
Bellview
Victor Bray
Robert Bray
Hale
Ia Boardman
Laura
Mary McMullen
Alva Sims
Mrs
John Hastings
Wm. Hastings
Sarah Sharpless
Curtis
Maggie Dillon
Harold
Ley
Alvs
Frank “iehImllen
Arch McMullen
Frank McClellan
Lottsbore
H.W. Smilex
Spring Street
Odon Ind
Odow Drug Co
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