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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
5
Crider advises careful first summer training to shape young fruit trees. If shoots grow on one side or in clumps, remove all but one strong shoot near the ground to form the permanent head. Feed the new trunk to the old tree’s base for support until the young tree is self established.
Farmers should revise their investment in small tools and equipment. The U.S. Department of Agriculture notes the advisability of buying minor tools in a single late fall order after harvest. Consolidating purchases saves time and money and reinforces care for tools.
A guide lists eight essentials for poultry nutrition and care including grain and ground feed meat or scrap dairy green food grit oyster shell and ample water. It notes a lion eats 3-4 ounces daily and outlines monthly and yearly consumption ranges for hens including milk intake and grit usage.
Recommendations on transporting potatoes in heated cars during cold weather. Ensure air circulation from the stove to avoid black heart and frost injury, especially in the end sections of the car. Addresses how heat concentration can damage tubers and suggests practical steps to moderate temperature and airflow.
Sunday school at 9 30 features The Push and Pail contest. Morning service at 10 30 sermons The Disciples Prayer and at 7 00 evening sermon Blind Fanaticism vs Faith. Weekly meetings announced and notes on Circle Girls gathering with Blanche Pickett.
Listing of district education staff includes Supt Russell Ward Assistant Supt D W Hayes Primary Supt Zella Ackerman Cradle Roll Supt Maude Roberts Home Dept Supt Mrs Leach Secy Frank Breden Treas Wm Bair Librarian Robert Ramsey Choir Nelle Breden Organist Ruth Breden with 4.0 in DCE noted.
The Pleasant Hill revival continues to grow with Sister Hummelheber preaching powerfully. Services are daily at 10 am and 7 pm, with prayer at Mud Pike Wednesdays 7 pm. Bishop J W McCurtry leads Pleasant Hill and Emma Hummelheber preaches at Bethany and Pleasant Hill on Sunday morning January 1.
U B Church announces revival meet to be held at the M E Church causing discontinuation of Sunday evening preaching and all week night services. Regular Sunday services continue with Sunday School 9 30 Junior Endeavor 2 00 Senior Endeavor 6 00 Choir and orchestra rehearsals listed.
Mrs Armilda Williams and others spent the last day of 1919 with Mrs T G Wadsworth. Harry Pate from Loogootee visited his uncle M O Pate. Walter L Clinton, census enumerator, sought information. Mail delays due to route 2 breakdowns. T G Wadsworth may visit Battle Creek. Ray Zigler may move to Illinois for farm work. Friends mourn Artie Dyal after a Sunday accident.
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