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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
4
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Willow Lick community news records several Sunday visits and absences due to sickness. Families mentioned include Persbrugg Phipps Carter Wellers Ramsey Zeigler Miller Aiste Chartombi and several others in social calls and travel.
The entry lists various local notices including hay sale at the factory, coal for sale near Odon, discounts at Barkley & Overton, clothing offers, and visits from residents to nearby towns. It mentions auctions, mules for sale, and services by Dr Knapp in Washington, with multiple names and places around Odon, Burns City, and Indianapolis.
Hioxford Arford visits his parents Rev. A W Stford and wife then plans to return to Chicago to finish a course. Mr and Mrs Edgar Ward visited at dacnes Herrog's Seneay afternoon. James Bailes hosts Sunday guests including Bailie family and friends. Several families spend Sunday with Herron relatives. Ada and Rosonard Howard visit Eva and Ray Qynvell. Jacob Arford returns from St Louis. Nico and Mrs Frank Arford come back to Chicago after weeks with Rev A W Arford and Jac(y) Arford.
Sunday gatherings spread through town with Bro. Flora initiating a revival Monday night. Rews Disney Win Pettit assist. families visit neighbors including John Weavrand. Several residents travel to Keller sila L event Tuesday. sale announced by A. Jovi & Co at 2.58.
J B Williams a respected East Odon resident died at his home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Alderman C H Buchanan in charge. A life sketch read by Mrs B A Turney notes Williams was born June 11 1843 in Coshacton county Ohio and came to Indiana at age six.
The county board of education met at the office of the County Superintendent Burris to approve a policy requiring teachers in classes A and B to complete at least twelve weeks of professional coursework before future employment. The meeting also elected Ollie Gilliatt as president and Samuel Shufflebarger as secretary, with a plan to organize for the May session and discuss school matters of countywide importance.
Former Congressman Benjamin F. Shively of South Bend was chosen by Democratic lawmakers to succeed James A. Hemenway in the U S Senate on the eighteenth ballot. Candidates included Kern Slack Menzies Lamb Hoffman Hoffman and Shively with vote totals Kern 31 Shively 37 Lamb 7 Slack 3 Menzies 4 Hoffman 1.
Mrs. Cora Neiswanger of Indianapolis returns home after visiting here. Miss Emma Shake Mary Mee Mullen visited Davie and Kittie Smith. Lilly White attended service. Lawrence Sears visited August Smith. Arthur Ritter Merley Shake Rosco Flyon attended services. Gladys Flyon visited Martha Tomey. Laura McMullen Grace Shake visited Grace Callahan. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberry of near Eaglesville spent Sunday with Dillard Boardman. Wm. Callahan and wife with Virgil Wikle family. Axie Howard is sick. Samuel Long returned home from North Dakota husking corn. Ray Howard of Odon visited his parents. Roy Callahan visited his sister.
The piece argues that passive merchants lose business to aggressive advertisers who can afford campaigns. Caution and hesitation in spending on promotion lead to profit loss as rivals capture the trade and fund their own ads, creating a self reinforcing cycle. The message urges bold advertising now rather than delayed risk.
Senator Mattingly introduced two bills in the state senate on Tuesday. One bill would give county commissioners discretion on whether gravel roads are built on petitions. The second bill fixes the tithe for gravel road bonds as set by an act from 1905.
County Recorder McCracken reported 1908 totals to the state statistician. Records show 1 178 deeds and 1 363 mortgages. the office covers its costs and adds about 75 dollars monthly to the county treasury.
Washington readers learn Rev C S Racy, now in San Antonio with the Fish family, has fully recovered from a broken health and is strong again. He serves as a conductor on an open street car and often fills sermons in his new posting. Mrs Racy bore a son on December 9.
A humorous Indianapolis News item describes Senator Mattingly from Daviess and Pike writing a letter on a stenographer’s typewriter, shocking workers before Secretary Huffman calmed the scene and the staff resumed work. Huffman is praised as a pacifier.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our father J B Williams. The Family.
Sion Hackler and family spent Sunday with Oliver Hamerickhouse. Levi Resler and wife were guests of John Resler. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathen Chander. John Hasting was at Odon Friday. Effie Fulkerson and Maud Clintons visited Bertha Garten. P M Hoover and wife visited W B Chandler. Earl Kelsey conducted business in Odon Saturday. Charley Trueblood and Nannie visited Palmer Dyal. A large crowd attended James Keller sale Tuesday. Carrie Myers and Ruby Monta visited Flora Clinton. Mrs. Mary Campbell visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Dwight Rosenberry at Odon and Alford Byrer at Elnora Sunday. Protracted meeting ongoing at Shiloh.
Noah Fisher traveled to Indianapolis yesterday morning with his daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerd Fields, after receiving a telegram that his son John A. Fisher at a deaf and dumb school in Indianapolis is dangerously ill.
Miss Edith Evans of Roachdale visited Mrs Chas Honecker from Saturday until Wednesday, sharing hospitality and catching up during a short stay.
A fragment lists north bound train departures from Odon with times for No 1 at 8 31 p m and No 2 at 7 08 a m plus later No 3 61 9 and No 4 10 13 a m No 5 7 49 p m No 6 7 23 p m, indicating multiple daily departures.
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