Local notes and sales wrap Odon area week
Mrs Carrie Dearmin visits ill aunt Mrs Martha Catron in Newberry. Rexall Store ad promotes nine cent shoe polish and Nyall Laxacold tablets for colds. Odon Drug Co. reports 4000 wall paper rolls. Mr and Mrs E T Laughlin visit Indianapolis. An eleven year old girl sustains a serious femur fracture on icy way to school. prognosis hopeful. Red Cross Antiseptic Cough Remedy advertised. Rexall offers fifteen percent off box candy. Sgt Major Floyd Briner and wife visit relatives. they return from France and plan time at Camp Devas Mass after leave.
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Odon Drug Co
E. T. Laughlin
Indianapolis
Harve Aishe
Floyd Briner
Briner
France
Odon
Pleasantville
Camp Devaos
Major Briner
Local Socials and Travel Notes from Burns City Area
Burns City notices detail visits and greetings among residents. Mr and Mrs C S Summerville and Supt Chas O Williams of Shoals visited schools and friends. Bethel and Golden visited relatives at Plainville and Elnora. Miss Bee Holt visited with Georgia Toon. Grimes traveled from Terre Haute to inspect a coal mine west of here. Hazel Dickey left for Scotland to visit her grandmother. Funeral held for Jacob Webster east of here due to general debility. Stella Burress staying in Odin with Mrs J A McCoy.
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Supt
Chas O.williams
Shoals
Chas Kail
Bethel
Golden
Plainville
Elnora
Miss Bee Holt
Georgia Toon
Mr Grimes
Terre Haute
Here
Hazel Dickey
Frank Garrett
Scotland
Jacob Webster
Good Turn Week designated by Boy Scouts of America
The National Council proclaims February 8 to 14 as Good Turn Week. Leading magazines will publish pieces to inspire civic virtue beyond scouting. The square reef knot insignia will mark Americans who adopt the Good Turn Habit during Anniversary Week. Local troop will provide insignia to observers.
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National Council
Boy Scouts of America
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Literary Digest
Odon
Boy Scout Organization
America
Boy Scouts
Question Contest Plans and Local Dinner Feature
School notes describe the January 1920 Current Events contest with questions from magazines and a sealed submission process. Also highlights a Williams and Odon basketball dinner, menu, and student servers under supervision, followed by thrift and savings prompts urging readers to consider national economic issues.
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Williams
Dean Couple Return Home From Visit
Mr and Mrs H H Dean of Oklahoma returned to their home Wednesday after visiting his mother Mrs Warren McCann northeast of town.
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H. H. Dean
Oklahoma
Warren McCann
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
A testimonial advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease and offers $100 if it fails. It describes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges sending for testimonials. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Grant Alishouse
Colorado
J W Alishouse
J F Deal
R. D. Arford
Charles Johnson
Indian Springs
Ray Carr
Camp Devens
Mass
Bertha Swartz
Carrie Dearmin
Newberry
Martha Catron
G H Gilpatrick
Walter Haig
Bedford
Clela Graham
June
Nyall Laxacold
M. B. Ulrich & Co
Charles Herron
Beatrice
Red Cross
Joe Marshall
Dewey Swansgle
Rexail
Burns City
C S Summerville
Fred Noblett
Washington
Stella Burress
Qdon
J. A. McCoy
Ammermwiz
Board of Direcctors
the “Safe Bank
Indiana Bankers Association
Hart Schaffner & Marx
The
Odeon Clothing Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
EK. O. Love, Mer
Elizabeth Crooke
Hazelmar Gaither
Claire McCallian
Susie McCallian
Lois Masters
Beulah
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