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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1918

Page

1

Mrs. J. M. Beck Dies In Grand Hotel Death

Mrs. J M Beck prominent local resident died at the Grand Hotel last Friday from Brights disease after a week of serious illness. Born March 18 1865 in Grange county near French Lick she was 51. She was married to J M Beck and is survived by her husband a foster daughter Mrs Joseph Moore a sister Mrs Margaret Tavyior of Sandborn four nephews and two nieces. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Grand Hotel with Rev Buchanan and burial followed in Sandborn.

M. Beck Grand Hotel Brights Mary Alice Beaver James H. and Emerine Beaver Grange County French Lick J. M. Beck Joseph Moore M. E. Church Christian Church Elnora Sshore Mra Beck Margaret Tavyior Sandborn Buchanan

Winter Drift Tales and Local Social Notes

Local long column records social calls and visits across families in the area. Names such as Mires Overton Overton Kelsey Byrer Harper Chestnut and several households appear in Sunday and Monday gatherings. A few lines note travel, coal delivery, and a Rexall cough syrup advertisement closes the snippet.

Mires Overton Orville Overton S. Ai Alps D.o. Walters Oanc Dan Kelsey Dot Byrer Orpha Byrer Will Taytor Alvs Sarah Sitah Chestnut Elishi Chestnut Cornelius Rose Fern Tom Gardiner Tom Pesler

United States Guards seeks Indiana volunteers for a national service unit

Notice urges Indiana men to enlist in the United States Guards for service within the United States. It outlines eligibility, age limits up to 50 with prior service, and benefits including pay, family allowance, and government insurance. Local minister Rev. John Breen obituary referenced with family at Fort Grant and Walter Reed Hospital.

John Breen Walter Reed Hospital Tacoma Park Washington D. C Breden United States Army Fort Morgan Alabama Fort Grant Canal Zone Pacific Coast Walter Reed Adjutant General of the Amy Indiana United States Guards United States War Department Regular Army Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard Indianapolis

Snow Drift Delays Mail and Travel in EPSOM

Snow reaches five feet in places causing mail delays from Friday to Wednesday with papers often a week late. Local residents like Ritter, Bales, Myers, Pruitt, and Poindexter make trips to Washington on Thursday and Friday. Social visits continue as families host guests such as Long, Schretchlow, Fisher, Deal, Metheny, and Ketchem amid coal business activity.

JL Ritter Seth Bales Washington Roscoe Joe Myers J. Z. Pruitt Clare Long Steve Schretchlow Frank Wilson Pheodore Clarence McCall Vira Fisher D. J. Myers IF. H. Poindexter Claude Deal Sarah Metheny Ruth Metheny A. C. Myers Fr. H. Poindexter J.T. Pruett

Scouts Distribute Government Pamphlets To Troop

First consignment of government publications arrives at troop headquarters and is rapidly distributed by scouts. The pamphlet Vice President's Flag Day Speech is highlighted and a card enables selection of government works such as German War Practices. Citizens are urged to obtain a copy through any scout or scout master.

Germany Sam L. 1. City Hoboken Vaterland Manhattan

Local residents share Sunday visits across families

Mr and Mrs Emanual Seetren and Mr and Mrs Chas Myers with children spent Sunday at Trammerick house. Several neighbors and relatives—Chestnut, Rosenbury, Resler, Gardner, Overton, Long, and others—visited or hosted family members across Eaglesville and surrounding areas Sunday and weekend.

Emanual Seetren Chas Myers Rand Trammerick Voor Gardner Thomas Res‘ley Hershel Resler Arthur Long Sarah Chestnut Clella Rosenbury Ora Myers Willis Chestnut Elisha Chestnut Chris Lane Charley L. Miler Frank Yokem Fort Sam Houston Texas Clelia Rosenburg Washington Moses Overton Clara Rosenburg Ilinois Curtis Overton Thomas Resler A. N. Long Whiloh Thomas Gardner Alvs Jas. Gardner Lige Chestnut and Near Eaglesville James Overton Orville Overton Will Wayior Seral Cole Dewey Chestnut The Marsh William Chestnut Nia Summerville Clark Lamb Hershel Harper Will Harper Farl Penrod Eaglesville Dale Donald Overton Jas. Overton Homer Myers Mgr Thomas Myers Laben Victor Isher Oral Riggins Anna Sellers Odon Jas Coyle Curtis Overton and Sons Dale Donald Bris George Coyle Gdon Emma Riggins Isth Homer Alvers

Tax Deputy Crockett to Leave Daviess County Soon

J E Crockett income tax deputy who has served Daviess county since January 2 will depart Washington Saturday night. Taxpayers who have not yet secured blanks or information should call on Crockett at the city hall at once.

J.E. Crockett Daviess County Washington Mr. Crockett City Hall

Hirst Monday Holiday Observed in Quiet Odon

The town marked Hirst Monday with closed shops except banks post office Journal office and essential drug stores. Residents faced minor fuel and food inconveniences as coal supply remained ample from nearby mines while efforts to ration aimed to assist the war effort.

Journal Odon Toad Ledzerwood Oden

Hardy at Jefferson Barracks

Wilbur Hardy reports he is stationed at Jefferson Barracks after arriving last week. He joined Company 27 and describes mess hall life with 40 men per table, meals available, and planned stays ranging from a week to several months as he awaits further orders. He notes a YMCA activity center offering reading material and entertainment.

Wilbur Hardy Uncle Saris Jefferson Barracks Wns

Johnson Opens New Coal Mine East Of City

Johnson opens a coal mine on his land about five miles east of the city. The coal seam is part of the old McNeely mine, about six feet thick, and no shaft sinking is required to access the ledge.

Johnson McNeely Say

Voyage From Victor Bowman Letters Home During WWI Voyage

Former Oden bow Bowman writes from a transport ship crossing to France. He describes delays, the aviation unit, two ships 150 aviation personnel, landing in Southern France, and plans to train near Paris. The log covers battles, storms, and Christmas wishes as the crew nears shore.

Victor Bowman Oden Ace Poy Pranee Powmren Chas Pate Ape Bay of Deu Inc Rmng Larewe Aviation Paris Liston Peaieh U.S Tolou Dass France

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Lasca Rexall John Breden U.S. Guards Washington D.C Epsom Jesse Ketchem Flrea Shiloh Hirst Hardy Bowen Wees Votage
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