28 Feb 1913
Page 7
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary write up notes the Corn Growers Association and Class A designation. Readable items include a brief mention of members and an agenda outline with topics on crop quality and committee roles. Further specifics unavailable due to damaged text.
Charles Franklin and wife visited Epsom on Friday. Art Woodruff couple traveled to Odon on Wednesday. Tabitha Parker and Enstnce Rhabottom visited Janey Grove Friday. Ella Rhabottom visited Belle Myers Friday afternoon. Grover Wade and Walter Ritter couples with Mallett family Sunday. Bert Stomp called on E L Grove Sunday. Nancy Allen spent Thursday with Ella Rhabottom. Ike Andis and spouse attended church at Epsom Sunday afternoon. Joseph Willis visited last.
Miss Tena Bolding of Baile visited John Arney Jr and family Tuesday night. Frank Tork and Miss Maggie Brewer went to Washington Saturday. Abe Chestnut and wife welcomed a daughter born Feb 15 near Eaglesville. Misses Sadie and Lena Mallette visited Mrs Agnes Hackler. Clyda Byrer hosted a masquerade and music party with about 40 guests. Other small calls and visits noted.
Janie Wade of Terre Haute visits her parents Mr and Mrs A P Wade this week.
To the farm of W. A. Tomey vacated by Lafe Chestnut. Frank Brewer and wife went to Canoersburg Sunday. Charles Lashley of Washington visited N. Patterson last week.
The text shows a garbled question asking if Bala is involved with a stop over pet issues and mentions a fake tonic labeled Sonal 987. It includes references to gangsta tone and hair length 4 and a bagel oat.
The February teachers license exam drew eighty five applicants at the county courthouse with space made by converting the assessor’s 100m into the exam room. March testing will be held at Walnut street school in Washington with list of names and hometowns.
Misses Dorthy and Ada Bolding spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Myrtle, sharing hospitality and friendly conversation in a neighborly gathering.
Mrs. Charley Trublood Ive has been ill at home near Center M E church but is improving. Bill Hunt suffers pneumonia. James Dyal improves after sickness at the Dyal homes south of town. George W Besler sold his property to Ol Herndon east of town. Chester Sims Earl Dyal and brothers went to Iowa for summer work. J A O'Connor south of town attended James Ryan sale near St Michael's. M E church meetings continue with Rev Coprosge in charge, Rev Henry Danbo of Plainville assisting. C N Lamoreaux came from Robinson Illinois to attend J B Anderson's sale, while Rev W H Todd conducts meetings at Bellview church southwest of Odon.
Judge Fisher of Elnora spent weekend with Grant Sipes. Harley Conard left for Paris Indiana. Tom Jolliff and family visited O B Sanders. Born to Mr and Mrs Jno T Pruett a boy on Feb 20. Homer Sanders of Union and Samuel Waltz of Burns visited the area. Dr DeMotte of Odon was called. Summerville entries appear.
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