Splendid Band and Cartoonist Highlight Chautauqua Program
The Taylor lecture The Paradise of Fools will be delivered by Mr. Hale at the Chautauqua. J Franklin Caveny, crayon lecturer and modeler, is praised as a second Thomas Nast for his live political cartoons. His rapid transformations from caricature to landscape wow the audience. Lincoln and Washington busts accompany his draws. Other acts include The Meistersingers Male Quartet and the Marine Band along with several lecturers and entertainers over five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Hale
Chautauqua
J. Franklin Caveny
Thomas Nast
Eloss Tweed
Caveny
Program Mite Box Opening at Park on Saturday July 15 1915
Opening program at the Park includes Song Devotion led by Mrs. P A Winklepleck Recitation by Elizabeth Crooke Selo and Marjorie Anderson Recitation Eva Tolliver Talk Mrs B D Smiley Roll Call Mite Box Opening Bustess Social Hour and Dismissal led by Martha Crooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Winklepleck
Elizabeth Crooke Selo
Marjorie Anderson
Eva Tolliver
B. D. Smiley
Fourth of July Activities Seen Around Elnora Area
EPSOM reports several residents attended the Fourth of July at Elnora. Clay Ritter and others traveled to Elnora Wednesday with family visits noted to Odon and Washington. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Tomey and son Charles, Miss Ruby Groves from Trainor, and Ed Scott with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
George Tomey
Charles
Ruby Groves of
Trainor
Corda
Ethel Groves
J. A. McCall
Mary McCall
Miss Taylor
Spencer Merchants Urged to Advertise and Compete
An Owen County leader recalls a Spencer shopper remark that highlights local trade woes. He notes rival towns publish prices, while Spencer firms long avoid advertising. He urges merchants to adopt modern methods, publicize offerings, and push Spencer toward being the leading Indiana business town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Co
Spencer
Cloverdale
Greencastle
Brazil
Bloomington
Scout Troop 1 Rules and Membership Notes
At the regular meeting Carl Helm is nominated for membership pending committee review. Troop actions include fundraising, entertainment, and program planning. The article outlines troop legislation and a judicial system with elected officers, quorum rules, and appeals under Robert's Rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Webster
Carl Helm
Robert
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Taking Big Chances With Bowel Remedies On Trains
Travel warnings urge carrying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as attacks are sudden. Remedy available everywhere and sold by all dealers.
Raspberry and Dewberry Thicket Prevention and Flour Garnish
Rooted raspberry tips should be dug up and replanted to prevent thickets and improve harvests. Dewberries require similar care though their long vines complicate stabilization. Graham flour is made by grinding entire grain to moderate fineness. removing the Berm would alter color and keeping qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Cutworm Among First Pests Hurting Crops
The cutworm is an early pest harming cabbage cauliflower cucumbers squashes melons corn tomatoes and peas. For transplanted plants wrap a stiff paper collar around the base, dig out the worm just below the surface near the plant, and spread air slaked lime on surrounding soil.
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BON Journal
WDON
Indiana
Odon
Co-operative Telephone
Flint-Kyle
Co-operative
Inc
B. 3Rorrs, Publisher
Ffinsian X Associates
Eae
Martha Crooke
Epsom
Clay Ritter
Ed Scott
John Stahl
Sarah Metheny
Ruth
Son Walter
Washington
Sam Courtney
Indianapolis
Mrs
F. N. Keller
Lucinda Bair
D. W Hodges
Claud Deal
Guise
Coir
M. B. Ulrich & CO
Ledgerwood Bros
Moses
Owen
Jolliff
AIC
M. E. Pickett
Asc
Codon Drug Co
C Keck & Caughey
Callahan & Odell
Palm Beach
W. J. Danner
Keck the Jeweler & Optometrist
Barkley’s
Compar
Poindexter & Wilson
Chicago
Terre Haute
Linton Beehunter
Elvora Oden Bedford
Ac Seymour
Jasonville
Oden Oath
T. Averritt
CG. P. A
E. T. Laughlin
East Main Street
Madison Township
R. D. McCarter
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