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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
2
The first semi annual exams for elementary and high schools occur January 16 and 17. The flu epidemic has disrupted schools requiring focused study at home and school to achieve passing grades. The County Council will fund an assistant to the County Superintendent for 1919, with graduation exams in township schools on the third Saturday of March April and May.
Program notes for a franchise league gathering at the M E church on Saturday December 4 at 2 p m. Rev Shake presides with roll call and minutes. Mrs Hayes Sims Breden Poindexter Williams discuss suffrage forms and viewpoints. Mrs Merrill leads debate on the best form from a woman's view. Rep Laughlin gives a ten minute talk and Mrs DeMotte sings. All women interested invited.
Trueblood, formerly of Van Buren, died at his son Woodward's home in Loogootee and was buried in Raglesville cemetery after services. Mrs. Geo Hackler died at Warren Hackler's home near Loogootee and was buried at Eaglesville cemetery. Earlier, Mrs. John Riggins recovered from illness and Eliza Gill, aunt of Terrence O Maley, has been ill for ten days.
Henry Poindexter was in Indianapolis on Friday. John Crosby Ed Stanton Henry Poindexter and Mike Thomas visited Aden Long on Sunday. Chas Copeland visited Plainville Saturday. Aden Long traveled to Cornettsville and Plainville on Thursday. Lula Stanley Dolly Lay Mable Borden called on Mrs Long Sunday. John Boyd called on Jeff Lay Sunday.
EPSOM J. A. McCall and wife visited friends in Veale township in the week. Ed Scott of Cornettsville stayed with Elias Scott on Wednesday. Oscar Hackler is baking hay at Herschel Burch's this week. D. I. Myers drove to Washington. Theodore McCall made a business trip to Elnora Friday. John Critchlow has the flu and scarlet fever. Frank Wilson made a business trip to Washington Saturday. The M. E. minister preached here Sunday for the first time this conference year.
A serviceman’s Christmas letter from Sgt. Edgar Dove writes of returning stateside soon, asking not to answer until further word arrives. He wishes a Merry Christmas, a happy New Year, and a good night’s sleep.
Readers learn that catarrh is curable through constitutional treatment with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims internal action via the blood, builds up the constitution, and offers $100 for any case not cured. Testimonials available by mail from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. sold by all druggists.
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