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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes a new citizen for Odon Wheeyley Dre Co and mentions Brinkman of Woredo with experience in prescription work. It references welcoming arrivals at the Yellow Prout Dara Stor and notes health or sickness context.
Mrs C H Daehoanan is slowly improving after a recent operation at Pleueomes hospital. The patient is cheerful about the outcome and reports speedy recovery is hoped for.
Sunday School at 6280 a.m. led by Pastor Das. Preaching at 10 20 a m on The Unpardonable Sin. Followed by sermon The Capitalian's Course in the World. Services planned with daily Bible reading and prayer in Vitec.
Caistian church hosts a Mop Christian Endeavor on August 3 with topics on mission work in Burma and India. Reading by members includes reflections from Mrs. Gilaspee and Mrs. Day, plus instrumental solos and a pastor’s five minute talk.
Notice to cut weeds orders owners to clear lots while Miramarshal and Board of Health urge upkeep. Residents J W Anderson and Alyse Tester Cumnings expected Thursday for seed work. Several named residents and relatives aided during sickness and burial of Kr. Klin Mitchelacock.
Many residents make business trips and social calls across Odon and nearby towns including Washington, Terre Haute, Linton, and Indianapolis. Visitors drop by Williams drug store for groceries, ice cream, sodas, and painting supplies as residents attend meetings, church events, and family visits through July.
A Mt. Houston telegram reports the death of James Doane son of Elisha Doane a prominent local farmer after a hand injury during a dispute led to blood poisoning tetanus. Doane died on the 19th and leaves a bereaved wife who will return from the west to Epsom.
Clark Lamb and son Acole visited Montgomery Sunday. Overton and related families visited Fairview Odoun and Odon areas Sunday and Saturday nights. Several residents attended a tent meeting at Fairview. Susie Chestnut on sick list. Alva Callahan and families visited Win Biggins.
Several from here have been attending camp meeting at Fairview. Mrs. Wesley Clark and daughter Malisa Ward and children of Oklahoma are visiting friends in this vicinity. Jeff Richardson and wife, Dwain Meeks and family spent Sunday with Mack Finn and family. Mrs. Elsie Overton and children of Clinton spent Sunday with her brother Charles Clark and wife. Dovie Smith was the guest of Mrs. Aba Baile Sunday. Mrs. Rosa Hasting spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Lydda Long. Frank McClellan and wife of near Plainville spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John McClelan and family. Mrs. Alfred Long and little son Arthur spent Sunday with Mrs. Will Wikle. Frank Winkelpleck and family of near Pleasant Hill spent Sunday with Dillard Boardman and family. The Misses Glades Flinn and Myrtle Bray called on Miss Pearl McClean Sunday evening. Clida Aishe spent Sunday with Tura Tee.
The Township Trustee of Madison township will transact township business every day of the week except Sunday at the Office in Octon.
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