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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
2
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Miss Treasie Chestnut visits Washington relatives as Lucile Overton and Mary Long also tour area families. Several residents including the Callanans Kirk and Alva, Lorece Resler, Robert Waskum, and others spend Sundays with neighbors and kin. Dinners and calls mark a busy week among Wilton area households.
Community members report weekend visits among Braelon Plainville Elnora Shiloh and Willow Lick households. Names include Daugherty Bright Laushlin Pruett Meurers Webber Poindexter Cox Hamerick and Cone with numerous Saturday and Sunday gatherings and a birth announced for Emo Birch.
Trainer Morten Bros lost a 1400 lb steer by lightning Friday. Several citizens celebrated the Glorious 4th in the corn field. The hay crop looks well and the corn crop benefits from recent warm weather. Mrs. Joe Graber attended her nephew’s child funeral in Washington Wednesday.
South Van Buren residents and families led a weekend of visiting with John Trueblood, Chas Gimlin, Minard Smiley, and others. Trips included Oden and Radgiesville, with several couples and relatives noted in Sunday calls and a birthday dinner at Victor Zigler’s.
Clarence Wray and family from Griffith Indiana arrived Friday for a visit with W H Clark and family south of Raglesville. Elmer Shively and family near Odon spent Sunday with relatives northeast of town. Morten Keller of Martin County came Monday seeking to resolve ongoing issues on Mutual Telephone System lines. A dredge boat drew crowds Sunday and the Fourth of July passed quietly. Albert Sheetz is building a new house nearby.
A heavy rain swept the area Sunday night with wind lightning and thunder. Oat harvest in a few days will be affected as the crop has been damaged considerably.
Pleasant Hillites Earl and Mrs Freed attend the chautauqua at Elnora this week while visiting relatives. Charles Freed visits Arnold Eubanks at Elnora. Ruth and George Malone attend the Elnora chautauqua visiting their uncle Albert Malone. Roland Arford and family visit grandfather Joseph Boyd at Odon. Mabel Pershing attends Elnora chautauqua visiting sister Mrs M L Mumaw. Eschel Overton visits parents in Eaglesville.
Mr and Mrs Earl Freed and Luther Mumaw and family visited J W Pershing Sunday evening in a social gathering noted in the community column.
Advertising copy urges every family to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot months. Promises it is worth its cost and nearly certain to be needed, with sales through all dealers.
Idle horses fare well on a winter feed of hay oat straw cornstalks or sorghums with little grain. Idleness permits thorough mastication and better digestion, helping maintain condition at lower cost.
Warning travelers to carry Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as attacks can be sudden. The ad notes the remedy is unavailable on trains or ships and should be bought from dealers. Mrs. Sarah A. Settle of Becks Grove visits granddaughter Mrs. Ernest Roberts.
A Hungarian court ruled that a fixed aeroplane on the ground is a scientific instrument essential to its owner’s livelihood and cannot be seized to satisfy a debt. The decision underscores the vehicle's status beyond mere property.
A natural stone ridge in Argentina, famed as a wonder, spans the Rio Mendoza end and was long misattributed to the Incas. Evidence suggests it was a colonial highway built by Peruvian Incas utilizing the natural arch to guide their route.
Cabbage is believed to be a cure for drunkenness with Egyptians using boiled cabbage before meals to aid wine disposal. In French wine regions vineyard keepers avoid planting cabbage near grapes fearing wine quality would deteriorate.
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