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Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1908

Page

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The Mother of Abraham Lincoln Noble tribute in Spencer county

A reverent portrait of Nancy Hanks Lincoln at her hidden grave in Lincoln City Indiana. The essay praises her quiet strength, influence on Abraham Lincoln, and the enduring memory of her motherly virtues shaping national history. It celebrates pioneer hardship, devotion, and the unheralded work of mothers who train future leaders.

Lincoln City Spencer County Indiana Nancy Hanks Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Earth Asit

Destructive Fires Hit Two Knox County Towns

Fires in Bicknell and Sandborn caused combined losses of about 30 000 dollars. In Sandborn a two story brick school and Peter Hills stock barn burned after the blaze started in the school building. The Ridgeway restaurant in Bicknell sparked the flames that damaged four business houses and several other structures.

Knox County Bicknell Sandborn Peter Hill Ridgeway Mason James Bushey Roy Bass

Progressive Six O Clock Dinner Novel Evening At Three Homes

A winter entertainment hosted by Mesdames Rankin Hueston and McNeely featured three dinner courses at each home. Guests enjoyed music by L B Stinson and Mrs Levi Matthews, a telegram contest won by W J Danner, and games with hostesses Madge Hueston Bradie York and Carrie Cooper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W J Danner Mr and Mrs Levi Matthews Dr and Mrs C O Clemmer and Clifford Heller.

Mesdames Rankin, Hueston and McNeely

Teacher examination set for Feb last Saturday in Odon

Notice announces a teacher examination to be held at Odon on the last Saturday in February. For further particulars contact A. T. Mayfield of Odon Indiana.

Odon A. T. Mayfield Ind

Alliterative Ode on War and Belgrade Siege

An unknown author crafts an alliterative poem praising, lamenting, and critiquing war. The piece references Austrian forces, Belgrade, Cossack commanders, and a string of historical and mythic names while exploring patriotism, destruction, and calls for peace. It weaves religious and ethical contrasts with relentless letter alliteration.

Belgrade Suwarrow Turkey Ukraine Xerxes Ximenes Xanthus Xavier Zeus Zarpater Zoroaster

Ollie O Myers Dies in Florida After Illness

Ollie O Myers 31, born in Bogard township, died Saturday morning in Cottage Hill Florida after a long illness from consumption. He lived in Elnora and Odon areas, married Ophia Brock, worked as a traveling salesman, and leaves a widow, two children, a brother Herbert in Indianapolis, a half brother Clarence in Elnora, and father George W Myers in Elnora. The Masons and Knights of Pythias attended his funeral in Elnora with services at the M E church and burial in the new cemetery.

Mr. Myers Florida Bogard Township Ophia Brock Elnora Brinkmeyer, Kuhn & Company Indianapolis Washington Herbert Myers Clarence Myers George W. Myers M. E. Church Nora Knights of Pythias of Odon

Indiana teacher license rules clarified by State Board

President Parsons of the State Normal explains new Indiana school laws affecting teachers. Examinations will be held for graduates of commissioned high schools and others. private and parochial credentials may qualify with verified equivalent coursework. college graduates must have at least 12 weeks of professional training.

Indiana Will Parsons

Officials to Examine Van Buren Township Books

C. E. O'Dell and Woodard True Blood have been appointed to examine the financial records of Van Buren Township to ascertain its condition. The appraisal aims to detail assets liabilities and overall financial health for public accountability.

E. O’dell This Place Woodard Trueblood Loogootee

Lincoln birthday holiday sought by Indiana township officials

Auditor Thomas Nugent met Trustee Hiram Sims of Van Buren township to appoint examiners E. O'Dell and Woodard Trueblood to audit books and decide if Lincoln's birthday should be a legal holiday. The move follows complaints by township teachers over meager winter pay and a prior assignment by Sims. Bondsmen are Ezra Mattingly and O. M. Vance. the First National Bank of Odon was released from the board in April last year.

Thomas Nugent Washington Hiram Sims van Buren Township M. C. Thornton New Albany Mr. Sims Ezra Mattingly O. M. Vance First National Bank of Odon

Vickers Divorce Granted in Circuit Court

The divorce case of Josuna Vickers against Lorenzo Vickers was tried before special judge C.K. Tharp in the circuit court on Monday and a divorce was granted to Mrs Vickers. The Vickers family has lived in Odon for several years. The surety peace case against Vickers was dismissed.

Lorenzo Vickers C.K. Tharp Circuit Court Vickers Odon

Resolutions for Ollie O Myers of Odon Lodge No 272 K of P

Resolutions honor Ollie O Myers esteemed laborer and brother called from this life. The lodge notes his loyalty faithfulness and exemplary life. Sympathy extended to his bereaved family with copies to minutes The Odon Journal The Elnora Star and the family. Gardiner Ray Dean M Inman Committee Richard McCallian.

Ollie O. Myers Odon Lodge No 272 K. of P Odon Elnora Star

Hobos Get Special Car Plan Meddling Railroads

Indianapolis Star reports James Hadsow, a young St. Louis millionaire hobo, proposes a system for transporting unemployed followers via monthly attacks on a special hobo box car. Railroads would gain immunity from hoboes on condition they support this excursion scheme and avoid bumper riding.

James Hadsow St. Louis Hobo Brotherhood Association How

Correction on Sendall sale date revised

The notice clarifies the sale of W. H. Sendall is set for Tuesday February 18 not February 8 as previously published last week. The correction updates the official date for the public sale.

W. H. Sendall

Will Rebuild Machine Shop in Elnora

William Smeltzer plans to rebuild his machine shop and electric light plant in Elnora. S A Whitman deeded a lot by the E I railroad to the north end of Odon street for the project. A donation paper circulates to aid erection of brick or reinforced concrete buildings. Smeltzer hopes the plant is operable in six to eight weeks, a boost for Elnora.

William Smeltzer Elnora S. A. Whitman Odon Street Mr.Smeltzer Mr. Smeltzer

Poultry Farm Gets New Head From Local Clergy

L. B. Johnson, former clerk at Cabel and Kauffman in Washington, takes charge of Z. F. Graham poultry farm south of the city. He plans extensive White Plymouth Rock poultry farming and will focus his efforts there. Johnson, a Methodist minister, retired from active work due to poor health and previously led the Odon M. E. church.

L. B. Johnson Cabel & Kauffman Washington Z. F. Graham Mr. Johnson Plymouth Odon M. E. Church

Petrified Nose Shocks Denver Club Patrons

James 8. Carrin of Worcester Mass displayed a petrified nose at the Savoy Hotel in Denver Colorado. The organ is described as a stonelike nose that is useless for smelling or breathing and Carrin seems proud of the unusual feature.

Savoy Hotel Denver Colo James 8. Carrin Carrin

Dr Elmer Shirts Dies At Bloomfield Home

Dr Elmer Shirts Greene county treasurer died suddenly last week at his home in Bloomfield from throat trouble.

Elmer Shirts Greene County Bloomfield

Funeral for J Frank Leach Held at U B Church

J Frank Leach died of pneumonia fever and his funeral service led by Rev W E Snyder took place Saturday afternoon at the U B church. A large crowd attended and burial followed at Walnut Hill cemetery. Velvetine helps chapped skin.

J. Frank Leach U. B W. E. Snyder

When a Lie is Excusable in Everyday Life

Henry Waldorf Francis argues in the Pacific Monthly that lies are excusable in many social moments. He lists common situations where deception is deemed acceptable to avoid embarrassment or conflict.

Henry Waldorf Francis The Pacific Monthly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Abraham Lincoln Rev. W. ED. Snyder Mother Earth Hey Hill Ridgeway Restaurant W. J. Danner Levi Matthews C. O. Clemmer L. B. Stinson BH. H. Wood Clifford Heller Elnora Boy Cottage Hill Lori Masonic Lodge M. EB E. L. Hutchins W. W. Parsons theState Normal Board of Education Cept Terre Haute Star C. E. O’dell Woodard True Sims Mr. Nugent Josuna Vickers Indianapolis Star Ester, Mass Gao Dr. Shirts Leach Walnut Hill Papa
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