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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
3
G T Smith minister leads revival at First Christian Church as Bible school attendance reaches 139 with offerings and a strong program. Edith Lane sings a sweet solo. Grace Ketchem joins as new teacher. Revive calendar features daily sermons, youth classes, and a Stewardship of Man pledge urging tithe and thoughtful giving.
Edwin F. Shake pastor announces Sunday School at 9 30 Moses Praying for Israel theme Methodist Minute Men discuss Centenary phases at 9 30 morning service at Good Hope 2 30 and 7 o clock evening sermon on The Scriptural Basis of the Tithe No services during the week but revival messages at the Christian church urged Intercession consecration and world needs highlighted by the Centenary effort.
A Whitley county message announces Rev Ernest Roberts and church calendars at Pleasant Hill Mud Pike and others. A request urges members to contribute to the Benevolent Budget as meetings at Mud Pike begin with sermons and prayers. Dr Richards pastes claim to long medical practice and his Stomach Liver Kidney Remedy now marketed by The Richards Medical Co with a money back guarantee at Odon Drug Co.
Sunday February 23 marks the start of events at First Christian Church with services and activities planned for the day. Local organizers invite attendees to participate in the morning worship and fellowship afterward.
Governor Goodrich advocates classification to reveal intangibles and lower rates, citing state practice where surface assessments brought large holdings to the duplicate. He vouched for Fred A Sims, state tax board chair, as an honest guarantor. Proposals include removing underperforming assessors and revaluing property while opposing earlier assessment dates.
A Minnesota tax commission report notes the 1910 and 1911 shifts from a 28 mill general tax to a 3 mill flat rate on moneys and credits. It cites 6,200 taxpayers paying $397,794.58 in 1910 and 73,266 paying $846,295 in 1917, with a rise of over $466,000 that year, while owners complain not about levies but about system abuses and inequality.
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