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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1915

Page

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Mrs Esther Smiley Dies at 81 in Da vies County

Mrs Esther Smiley a long time resident of Da vies county died at her home on south Spring street after eight weeks illness from general debility and complications. Born Oct 3 1833 near Winfield Ohio she married Abner Smiley and had seven children. Funeral at U B church Raglesville at 10 this morning with Revs hom McCoy and McKee officiating. Burial follows in Raglesville cemetery.

Esther Smiley South Spring Street Esther Barr Smiley Winfield Ohio Abner Smiley Payson Wilson R. P van Buren Township R. M Washington Wallace Airs Smiley Daviess County United Brethren Church W.10 U. B Raglesville W. R. “Hom McCoy McKee

Jim Pearson In Toils Again In Indianapolis

Jim Pearson the traveling street preacher known for spring and summer visits in Odon was arrested again in Indianapolis for obstructing traffic and later for obstructing the sidewalk. Judge Deery sentenced him to thirty days at the penal farm after prior arrests. He was released recently and returned to the capitol city, continuing his preaching. A rumor mentions Roland Winkelpleck offering a reward for a Ford hat-removal device.

Jim Pearson Odon Indianapolis Jim Sity Senate Avenue West Washington Street Big City Capitol

August History and Fare for the Quiet Month

The article reflects on August as a month of longing for shade and rest from business, contrasts office life with nature, and notes historical notes from Sextilis to Augustus. It recalls Isabella sending Columbus, Henry VIII’s divorce, and Standard Oil’s start in August 1859.

Augustus Caesar Isabella Spain America Columbus Henry London Thames Standard Oil Trust

Premium list for Old Settlers show rewards

A long list of premium offers with deadlines set for Saturday morning August 14. Entries include Lane Poultry Co for best yearling Hereford, Poindexter & Wilson for baby items, and Wm O’Dell for largest watermelon. Prizes cover cash, goods, and homemade items across farms and local businesses.

Lane Poultry Co C. A. Pickett Payne & Rankin Peache' Odon Realty Co Ross Freeman Poindexter & Wilson Keck & Caghey W. J. Danner Little Gem Callahan & O’dell Wm. Bair Kodak Pearl Seneff Odon Drug Co O’dell O. C. Correll

Elmore man narrowly escapes Lake Michigan disaster

Chas Sims of Elmore township avoided the Eastern topside catastrophe on Lake Michigan last Saturday when 1200 people died after the vessel capsized. Sims had joined a Western Electric Employees excursion in Chicago but was late and barred from boarding, a lucky near miss he relayed to his family.

Chas. Sims Elmore Township Lake Michigan Mr. Sims Chicago Western Electric Co Sims

Eyes Make Beauty and Glasses by Keck Jeweler

Eyewear can enhance appearance by correcting eye irritation and redness. Keck the Jeweler and Optometrist offers perfectly adjusted glasses to relieve eye troubles. Visit at your convenience for relief and comfort.

Keck

Tolliver Family Visit From Evansville Yesterday

Vivian Tolliver Evan Tolliver and Elizabeth Tolliver of Evansville traveled to Elnora yesterday to visit Mr and Mrs Harry Tolliver.

Vivian Evan Tolliver Elizabeth Tolliver Evansville Elnora Harry Tolliver

Train to Bedford Extended For Old Settlers Meet

Railroad officials plan passenger train No 5 to run to Bedford each night of the Old Settlers Meeting August 12 13 14. The train will stop here and lay over until morning to handle the crowds from points east attending the picnic.

C. T. H. & S. E. Railroad Bedford Old Settlers Meeting

M I C Elects Officers After A Banner Year

The M I C held a business meeting at Miss Clarice Critchlow home to close a record year. Mrs J W Anderson was named president and the group praised Indiana history projects and yearbook pieces including two FeViews. Peace Day Bird Day papers drew praise and two honor rolls were presented for perfect and near perfect attendance.

Clarice Critchlow Indiana J. W. Anderson J. FE. ‘Courtney A. C. Helm H. J. Ward Sec J. M. Winklepleck Treas Sue B

Premium Scholarships Offered for Indiana Purdue Agriculture Study

The Indiana State Board of Agriculture announces four scholarships at Purdue University for prospective agriculture students aged 16 to 20 who have not enrolled in any regular agriculture program. Prizes are 100, 75, 59, and 25 dollars, awarded at the state fair livestock and grain judging contest on September 7, 1915.

Purdue School of Agriculture State Board of Agriculture Purdue University Indiana Charles Dowing Indianapolis Ind

Daviess County Plans First Apple Show in Washington

Daviess county will host its first apple show in Washington planned as an annual event. The likely first week of December, six days, will feature an orchestra floral and flag decorations and a general interest program. S H Burton leads the effort with backing from local businessmen. Purdue’s W M Richards and Mrs S W Lindley will attend along with State Entomologist Baldwin. Prizes will be offered across fruit growing categories.

Daviess County Washington S. H. Burton W. M. Richards Purdue University Experimental Station S. W. Lindley Baldwin

Terre Haute Garage Bill Raises Laughs in Odon

A Terre Haute auto enthusiast in nearby Odon received a five hour kneading of his car. The garage man offered a bill of ninety cents after grinding valves cleaning carbon and other repairs. Locals joke at the high charge in contrast to city grafts, noting the town’s modest prices.

Terre Haute Odon Ind Don R

Miss Ruth Breden Visits Terre Haute Relatives

Miss Ruth Breden traveled to Terre Haute yesterday to visit relatives, according to local social notes.

Ruth Breden Terre Haute

Club Holds Reunion Picnic for D D D D Girls

The D. D. D. D. Girls met in the city park Friday for a picnic and reunion. An evening luncheon followed. Attendees included Misses Lela Crooke Bess Garten Indianapolis Hazel Crooke Bertha Killion Mabel Cavin and Mrs Ray Quackenbush Bicknell Mrs Elmer Killion Plainville and Mrs Ira Bowman.

Lela Crooke Bess Garten Indianapolis Hazel Crooke Bertha Killion Mabel Cavin Ray Quackenbush Bicknell Elmer Killion Plainville Ira Bowman

Talmage Hewitt Taken Ill With Appendicitis

Talmage Hewitt, a noted young resident employed at Bickner, fell critically ill Saturday. Initially feared poisoning, but doctors diagnosed appendicitis and performed surgery at Deaconess Hospital Indianapolis Tuesday. He is under care with Dr Link and Dr Denott assisting. recovery expected barring complications.

Talmage Hewitt Bickner Hewe Indianapolis Link de Nott

Dew Drop Unn Camping Club Traveled to Newberry

Saturday morning a group of young people from Odon visited Newberry for a camping trip. The party included Bert and Mery Howe of Linton Vera Marshall Ethel Cooper Rose Huddie Madge and Kathleen Jacobs Fern Neeremer Jeter Gantz Evelyn and Mary Alice Cooper Ed Correll Roscoe Kinnaman and Truman Flint with Mrs D Gantz as chaperone. A camp dinner for twenty two guests was served Sunday. Activities included rowing swimming fishing and hunting while mosquitoes were a nuisance. Some Newberry men serenaded the camp twice as the group returned home later in the week.

Newberry Bert and Mery Howe Linton Vera Marshall Ethel Cooper Rose Huddie Madge Kathleen Jacobs Fern Neeremer Jeter Gantz Evelyn Mary Alice Cooper Ed Correll Roscoe Kinnaman Truman Flint D. Gantz Odon

The Convict and the Reform League Fable

A convict released from state prison seeks reform and work but finds little aid from the Convicts Reform League. An elderly man helps him by giving shelter and a night watch job, while the reformers’ movement remains unknown to the giver. The moral: many reformers want others to lead real change.

State Penitentiary Convicts’ Reform League League Reform League

Also Mentioned on This Page

Esther Site Roland Winkelpleck Cooper & Brady Lan Freeman Dr.s. E. Bowman W. R. Neeriemer W. T. Dearmin Reason Bennett N. F. Barkley L. L. Love A. Jolliff Odon Milling Co M. B. Ulrich & Co Elmer Bunch Palace Restaurant John Sims M. L Girdle J. W. Gillaspie Sue Gb. Arford Terre Haute Sunday Tribune DEW Drop Unn Camping Club
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