The Concern Of
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
2
The readable fragments describe a local issue or topic titled The Concern Of, with unclear surrounding context. Further details are not decipherable in the OCR snippet provided.
F B Garrett visited Odon earlier in the week. Miss Birdie Keller left for Indianapolis to enter millinery school. Dan Storm attended a Mt Calvary meeting on Saturday. Mrs Barker and daughter Bethel joined the Mt Calvary gathering Friday. Chas Trueblood and family of Center visited J W Maryfield on Sunday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Elzy Waggoner. Harvey Plumer spent the weekend with J W Maryfield for his first outing after a typhoid fever illness.
Simple poison first aid advised before a doctor arrives: salt and mustard in water to induce vomiting, or white of egg as a general antidote. Local notes mention Miss Nelle Kutch visiting Indian Springs, authorities seeking a ferret, 48 indictments for hunters, livestock losses near Henry Miller and Ketchem, and residents visiting Mt Calvary for a quarterly meeting.
Mr and Mrs Oral Dobbins and son Verdon visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Richardson Friday. The Hendersons went to Bloomfield to visit relatives. Miss Allie Carr visited Essie Florence and Elpha Henderson from Friday to Sunday.
Local notes report a Monday night revival at the U B Church in Ragleville. The column lists visits between residents, travel to nearby towns, illness recovery, and farm activity amid winter weather. Marchers include Elsie Wadsworth Gladys Dyal and others. Mrs. Sarah Kline's burial noted.
The list marks key dates: Alexander Hamilton born in 1757 on Monday the 11th, John Hancock born in 1737 on Tuesday the 12th, first London Times printed on Wednesday the 13th, a 1784 peace treaty with Britain on Thursday the 14th, the first U S locomotive in 1831 on Friday the 15th, Admiral Rodney capturing Spanish ships in 1780 on Saturday the 1st, and Benjamin Franklin born in 1706 on Sunday the 17th.
The article discusses homes as family headquarters for meals and lodging. It notes families value their homes highly and protect them from wear. It observes some men and women enjoy staying at home, but such individuals rarely meet before forming their own homes, and meeting afterward is seen as risky.
Mr. and Mrs. Lige Fields of near Qdon visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herron Sunday. Several families including the Kinnamans Holt and Carmichael joined Wm. Jackson and family for a Sunday gathering. Miss Myrtle Phipps stayed with Miss Eva Connell, and Maye Baile visited Mrs. Chas Holt. Margaret Cunningham saw Mrs. Jackson Boyd near Pleasant Hill Tuesday. Cleve Holt of Brocton Ill. arrived to visit relatives, while Eva Connell spent the week with Arthur Phipps near Elnora. Ed Joces of near Elnora was here Tuesday.
Card of thanks from Mrs. Keonarl Ward and children for support during illness death and burial of husband and father.
Austin Kidwell and John Queen visited nearby towns on Saturday while Mr and Mrs Frank Queen of Carlisle attended the funeral of Mrs Queen’s father Jacob R Grove Friday. Ed Gough traveled to Washington Saturday and Freedly Poindexter called on Sam Wade Monday. Charles Reed and wife were in Washington Saturday. Mayme Wade was visited by several young folks Sunday and Calvin Perkins and his wife visited Alf Groves Sunday.
William Chestnut and grandson Damon Flinn called on William Chambers and wife. Mrs John Arney Jr spent Tuesday at John Arney Sr. Aaron Hattery and son Sheldon visited Steve Mallette and family. Ida Mallette and daughter Lena Boyd visited Delmer Franklin and wife. The Chestnuts and Prezzie Chestnut passed through the vicinity. Aaron Hattery and family visited John Kelsey. Arthur Ritter called on Elmer Mallette. Aaron Hattery visited Daniel Andis. Robert and Ida Boyd called on Wm. Chambers. Earl Johnson of Mud Pike visited Wm Chambers. The Wade sisters and Essie Wilkey spent Sunday with Ida Franklin. Luther Barrett and wife were guests of Win Chestnut.
Farlen Paul McCarter attended church at Bunkum Sunday night. Mrs Homer Collins of near Burns City visited in this vicinity. J R Henderson of Bedford was in this vicinity Monday. Dan Myers of near Mud Pike spent Sunday with his parents. R Dunlap and wife spent Monday evening with J P Taylor and wife. W H Bechtel and wife spent Tuesday to Saturday with relatives at Worthington. Mrs L D Barrett of Burns City spent Monday evening with her son Elmer. Earl Carpenter of Bunkum spent Sunday evening with friends. M B Ledgerwood is on the sick list. Pat Dalton came home from Linton Tuesday. Enoch Myers and Therman Dalton attended church at Scotland Sunday night.
Pastor D P McCoy reports strong revival at U B Church with five new members joining by Tuesday evening as Sunday service continues with growing interest.
Minister Rev Allen C Trusty leads services with morning and evening preaching and special sermons. Christian Endeavor meets Thursday at 7 00 and Bible School Sunday at 9 30 with Junior meeting at 2 00. Members around 80 families. calls to visit underway.
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