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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe a performance featuring dialect impressions by Harkness and others. The piece mentions Piers and Bay as notable figures in a staged display, with a focus on clever character impersonations and comic timing.
The notice lists a Sunday morning service 8:50 to 11:40 with a sermon Continuine in Prayer. An afternoon union service at 1:30 PM at M4 E church. Evening events include Circle Girls meeting with Judith Lane on Sunday 7:30 PM and Bible school workers conference on Tuesday 7:38 PM. Weekly prayer meetings and missionary events follow.
Ernest Roberts pastor invites attendance at a union service at the WW church at 745. Rehearsals and practice times are listed for choirs orchestra and Endeavor groups. The note highlights a well filled U B church gathering last Sunday and praises Rev Ohaver's address.
Pleasant Hill holds Sunday School each week at 9 30 with Y P C A at 7 15 next Sunday. Pleasant Bill hosts Rev J W McCurtry pastor at Bethany with Sunday School at 2 30 and preaching at 10 45. Circuit rally home coming from July 23 to 25 will feature dedication of a church service flag honoring former Pleasant Hill ministers and missionaries.
Mrs. W. E. Fosich of 122 Eureka Street Fort Wayne reports her twelve year old daughter Faustine was plagued by kidney trouble for years. After one week on Trutona the child controls urination improves appetite and taste is not disliked. Fosich praises Trutona and urges other mothers to try it. Sold in Ogden by the Qcon Drug Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Win Henderson and family hosted Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stout on Saturday night. Sunday visits included Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson and family from Newberry. Mrs. Sam Medroy spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ledserwood. Miss Fonnle Asdell returned to Bloomington after a few days with relatives.
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William Paxton will visit for the fourth night of the Community Chautauqua to present Through the Eyes of a Scotchman. Paxton is a Scottish lecturer, minister of a historic English church, Royal Geographical Society member, and a noted contributor to English periodicals.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises a $100 reward for any uncured case, and urges sending testimonials. It lists H. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio and notes accompanying pills for constipation.
A series of social visits and family gatherings are recorded. Residents from Luc entirities include the Hindman, Standiford, Poindexter, and Pruett families visiting relatives in Washington, Plainville, Indianapolis, and Loogootee.
An advertisement-like fragment promotes a guaranteed remedy with a 75 cent price, claiming relief for numerous cases. The imperfect text mentions a product and a “Bireh Guarantee” with a dated call to action.
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