America’s Leading Popular Priced Phonograph at Odon Music
An advertisement for a leading priced phonograph offered at 48 dollars instead of 100. The machine is sold at the Odon Music Store opposite the post office with a call to visit and see it.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement for a leading priced phonograph offered at 48 dollars instead of 100. The machine is sold at the Odon Music Store opposite the post office with a call to visit and see it.
The Farmers Bank held its annual election meeting last Monday night electing officers President Reason Bennet Vice President W R Neeremer Cashier J A McCoy Assi Cashier Nettie Cooper Beokeeper Jennie Wallick The board of directors for the coming year includes Reason Bennet W R Neeremer N F Barkley Marshall Cooper and R D McCarter
A newspaper notice promotes a one cent sale at Rexall Store featuring coffee and shoe polish. The brief highlights bargain pricing and the store’s name for shoppers seeking discounts.
All Indiana and Ohio Methodist ministers, about 1500 clergy and as many laymen, meet in Columbus January 23 and 24 to discuss postwar church issues and to advance the Methodist Centenary Movement under the Cincinnati area bishop.
Local merchants Gantz & Flint and Odon firms advertise a January one cent sale and millinery event. Mrs Myrtle Winklepleck returns home from a visit west of town as J M Winklepleck and associated shops promote hats and discounts. Several notes mention travel, business trips to Bowling Green and Indianapolis, and updates from Rexall Store and Odon Drug Co.
Trustee announces weekly hours Saturdays at his Eaglesville office and remainder at his residence to conduct Van Buren township business. John L Beasley listed as the trustee.
A short recap notes a music recital and mentions Edison Records items. It lists pieces including Our Country’s Last and No Man’s Land, with references to Berlin and India venues or subjects. The fragmentary text hints at a program or catalog entries and student performances.
Mr and Mrs Alozz Pruett and children Starlin Iva and Tom called on Al Toon and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jno Meek and son Delbert visited with Mr and Mrs Richard Meek. Mrs Belle Ledgerwood has been spending a few weeks with Jacob Summerville. Thomas Corbin of near Deans is visiting his grandparents Mr and The Misses Murl and Pearl Laughlin Alice and Hazel Carr Mr and Mrs Joseph Carr and Ernest Dorris, Chpr Henderson Everett and Emerson Laughlin called on Mort Dobbins and family Sunday.
Mrs RBA a tween entertained Our One Cent Sale will commence Monday Jan 13 and last all week The Rexall Store next to the PO Frank Jacobs went to Indianapolis to attend the funeral of Mrs Jacobs The main street scene includes attractions in E Z Shoe Polish and Opeka Coffee during the sale.
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