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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
6
A jumble of local notices lists Hudson Speedster for sale at $.75, a 1 cent sale July 21 to 26, music store bargains, bank investor notes, a Rexall drugstore plug, band concert reports, hotel Dutch Boy lead claim, and community events including an outing and picnic at the city park with special trains for railroad workers.
An old remedy claims rapid help for eye inflammation using witchhazel camphor hydrastis in Lavoptik eye wash. A senior with chronic inflammation improved in two days and a small bottle is guaranteed to aid any weak strained or inflamed eyes with an aluminum eye cup offered free by Odon Drug Co.
A jeweler and optometrist urges proper eye tests and well fitted glasses to improve how old people feel. He notes only about thirteen in a hundred have perfect vision and many are unaware of their real condition until tested.
G. H. Gilpatrick and Ralph Gantz visited Bedford on Wednesday to sell an Edison Phonograph and a Columbia Graphaphone.
Russell Riggins and family of Raglesville spent Sunday with Amos Osborn and family. Cordie Maryfield visited her sister Mrs Chas True blood of Center. Della and Stella Burress visited Odon Jesse and Ray Chestnut and Miss Pearl. Mrs Bessie Ritter and children of Shiloh and Miss Cordin Maryfield visited Fletcher Noblett and family. Carroll Osborn visited cousin Keith Osborn. Emerson Holt and family and Williams drove to Hindostan Falls. Burns baseball team beat Trinity 21 to 6. Mr and Mrs James Hall of Greenwood visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs John Boyd and Mr and Mrs Theo Greenwood with the Marsh spent Sunday with Mrs Olive Sims. Belle Toon visiting nephews Ernest and Audrey Holt in Newman. A A Lane and family at Trinity. Edwin Schatz of Chicago and Mark Gantz of Terre Haute visiting D Gantz family.
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