Infant Dies in Tragic Incident
A brief notice reports the death of an infant in a local community. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no names or locations clearly readable. Further information cannot be confirmed from the available text.
09 Jan 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
1
A brief notice reports the death of an infant in a local community. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no names or locations clearly readable. Further information cannot be confirmed from the available text.
A fragmented clipping reports a horse in Pike County dying after weeks of illness. Details are unreadable, with portions of text obscured and missing.
Public notice announces a union meeting at Plainville with details unreadable in OCR text. The fragment references a conference or gathering and involves local organizers and possibly church or municipal support.
Mr and Mrs Thos Resler express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the death of their young daughter noting the loss and support from the community.
A garbled notice lists for sale items including luc batur and copper topka with 250 capacity. It mentions Mrs. Mabel Belsey at an old Hormag Place and a bargain call. Roy Bond and Bel Uechtel were at Bickell Sumiay to play with the Bickell orchestra.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses rising railroad wages and related labor concerns. Mentions several place names and organizations in a period voice, signaling a report on wage trends and potential impacts on commerce and workers. The readable portions hint at economic shifts affecting railway labor during a historical era.
Readable entries pour in for the country poultry show slated to begin January 16 as exhibitors rush to submit birds. Officials anticipate the largest show yet with entry blanks detailing exhibit names and entry fees while secretarial notes warn on data accuracy and deadlines despite chaotic text.
Fragmented report covers visits to Joby tests, church activities, and community announcements. Oliver Christiano returns from Connersville visit. Roy Winklepleck hosted a gathering with Clark Winklepleck and several guests. refreshments served. Ray E. Walter visits relatives near Odou and returns to Washington.
Mire Louka Arford aged about 60 died at her home after a prolonged illness. She leaves a husband, several siblings, and many relatives. Funeral services will be held at Pleasant EW Church tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 with Rev. Snyder in charge, burial at the Washington cemetery.
Pastor A Lester leads Sunday School 9:30 in Osu. Preaching 10:30. Junior League 2:00. Evening preaching 7:00. Fort Worth League Wednesday 7:00. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:00. Choir practice Friday 3:00.
A sale listing describes 20 tons timothy hay 50 tons clover hay 10 tons clover chaff bailed and bailed straw all of good quality. Inquiry directed to J M Winkerpleck.
Mrs. Verdon Storm, formerly of this city, died at her Terre Haute home. She leaves a baby daughter, husband Verdon Sturku, and parents Milan Viehkere and others. Survived by two sisters and a brother. Interment at Burns Cite with funeral services held locally.
Guy Marshall suffered a severe hand injury while baling hay at his father’s home west of town last Saturday. A bale loader caught his hand, tearing skin from bone and forcing deep wounds. He received eight stitches, bandages applied, and he is progressing under care with pain manageable and no complications expected.
A confused fragment describes a violent incident in Shader wood near teen om as a party of braters fought an animal described as a dirty grey creature. The account mentions a man killed and others injured, with vague details on the weapon, the beast’s appearance, and the aftermath.
The Daviess and Knox county boards clash over bridging plans with talks of joint construction and funding disputes. Officials consider alternatives as residents weigh impacts and future commerce.
Myers Plummer and Guldie Plummer were married on New Year’s Eve by Rev. Rey at the U B parsonage in Eaglesville. A supper followed at the bride’s home and the next day a large dinner at the groom’s home welcomed relatives and friends with gifts.
A union temperance gathering of all churches is planned for a Sunday evening in January. The program includes choir, scripture reading, prayers by Rev. Lester and Rev. Storgell, the Mele Quartet, songs, and a proclamation reading, with Rev. Trasty delivering the address and a benediction to close.
G. H. Gilpatrick visits Indian business circles today, engaging with local firms and discussing opportunities in regional trade and development.
The town board met at the Fir National Bank with nine members present to outline administration policy for the coming year. Officials vow strict economy to avoid new borrowing while addressing treasury strains and past deficits.
A juror in a recent trial asked the court to explain two Latin phrases used by officers and lawyers, saying he had been bothered by terms he did not understand. The judge charged the juror and proceeded after the request for information.
A long prominent Boston figure comments on observed shifts in personal habits over the past 25 years, noting a gradual but notable transformation in behavior and social norms among people.
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