Chautauqua Opens With Heavy Attendance
Odon's fifth annual Chautauqua drew the largest opening day crowd in town history. The Knox Concert Company opened with an afternoon concert and the packed tent filled for Mother Lenora Lake's lecture. Throughout the week, performances, lectures, and a Top Shop Pageant drew capacity crowds, with the finale featuring Polly of the Circus and Americas Physical Regeneration. Premiums for ticket sales were displayed in Rexall Store windows. Nellie Callahan visited, and John Chinn returned to Terre Haute after a stay here. Flecks Fly Chaser is advertised by M B Ulrich & Co. Druggist.
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Odon
Knox Concert Company
Mother Lenora Lake
Nadonis
Ernest St John
Russia
Jean McDonald
Lincoln McConnells
Wilson-Day Lyons Concert Co
William Paxton
Louis Hough
Americas
Happenings About Town Highlights Local Visits
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of Sunday and Monday calls. Theo Correll and Paul Cornell travel to Terre Haute, Emerson Burress visits family in town, and several families from Bicknell and Plainville share weekend time with local households.
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Theo Correll
Terre Haute
Paul Cornell
Farm for Rent Near Odon in Terre Haute Area
Property listing notes a farm for rent located 1 percent mile southwest of Odon, attributed to W. J. Danner of Terre Haute Indiana. Lease terms not specified.
Indiana Crop Report Sees Good Corn Prospects
Indiana field agent George C. Bryant reports rapid farm progress after early week rains. Chinch bugs appear in corn, stalks lag tasseling by 2 3 weeks, but conditions overall look promising with heavy rains pausing wheat, oats crop strong, hay and pastures in good shape, fruit trees improving, and livestock health solid.
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George C. Bryant
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Indiana
Detroit Women Tour Forests After Breakfast Outing
The Misses Hazel and Edith Crooke along with Helen Gantz Maysel Dear min Nellie Callahan Ethel Joffi and Lois Whiteside of Detroit drove to Newberry area Tuesday, left at 5:00 AM, breakfasted in the woods and then toured Liston and other nearby spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Edith Crooke
Helen Gantz
Maysel Dearmin
Nellie Callahan
Ethel Joffi
Lois Whiteside
Detroit
Mich
Newberry
Liston
Haman Woodling Dies Noted Daviess County Man
Haman Woodling a leading Daviess county resident died at 7 45 p m Monday night at his Van Buren township home near Liberty church after general decline He born January 20 1842 in Starke county Ohio married twice first to Mary Jane Allen in 1864 with seven children and second to Catherine Morgan He served in the Indiana legislature in 1883 and 1910 14 as county councilman a Democrat and United Brethren church member Funeral at Eaglesville United Brethren church occurred Thursday afternoon
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Haman Woodling
Daviess County
van Buren Township
Liberty Church
Starke County
Ohio
Mary Jane Allen
Andrew
Mary
William
St. Louis
Edgar
Harry Kretsch
Greensburg
Cass Kretsch
Indianapolis
Frank
Catherine Morgan
Jennings County
Woodling
Iediana
Indiana
Conard Family Visits City. Chamber Meeting Noted
Aden Conard and family of Sedalia Missouri visit relatives this week. A Chamber of Commerce gathering is planned at the Star Theater on Thursday night with Lovme face power on sale at the corner drug store.
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Aden Conard
Sedala, Mo
The
Chamber of Commerce
Star Theater
Lov
Notice to Farmers On Fertilizer For Sale
Buffalo brands of fertilizer have been used in this community with splendid results. For sale by Cline Freed.
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Cline Freed
Dies at Sullivan James Lowery former city blacksmith dies
James Lowery, 80, a longtime blacksmith born in Washington County, died last Tuesday at Sullivan due to general debility and old age. He lived in Daviess County about thirty years and spent his final days in Oden and Sullivan. Surviving are his brother C F Lowry, sister Mrs Ellen Lane, nine children with five living, and wives Mariah Adams and Sarah Carnahan. Funeral held in the city with Rev. R R Cleaver. burial at Walnut Hill.
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James Lowery
Sullivan
Mr. Lowery
Washington County
C. F. Lowry
Ellen Lane
Daviess County
Washington
Oden and Sullivan
Mariah Adams
Sarah Carnahan
R. R. Cleaver
Walnut Hill
Scout Equipment Missing and Requests Return
The 10 Scouts announce loss of troop possessions including a dozen emergency ropes and other valuable articles. Some items are with former members who served with the troop for various reasons. Parents are asked to help return all troop property promptly to E. Roberts S M.
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E. Roberts
Land owners urged to mow weeds along improved roads
Notice directed to all land owners along improved roads to mow weeds along the right of way at once. Tarvis, Supt.
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Tarvis
Readers Urged to Pay Subscriptions On Time
A neighborhood message pleads with readers to renew subscriptions promptly to save time and avoid trouble. It urges everyone to keep track of dates and send notices, thanking subscribers in advance for cooperation.
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Luke
Evry
Hasler and Riggins Wed in U B Parsonage Ceremony
Carlos O Hasler and Haze lella Riggins were united in marriage at the U B Parsonage Saturday evening at 4:30 by Rev. Ernest Roberts. The bride, Emma Riggins of Eaglesville, wore blue georgette. the groom, navy blue. A supper at the bride’s home followed with many friends and relatives present. The couple, both known in their communities, begin married life on a farm near Scotland.
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Carlos O Hasler
Hazelella Riggins
U. B
Ernest Roberts
Emma Riggins
Eaglesville
John Hasler
Scotland
Epsom and area neighbors visit and threshing busy
Miss Ethel Whackler visits Miss Berniece Standiford and Opal Dow. Roy O Brien and others motor to Bicknell. A large crowd attends a ball game with a 13 12 score in favor of Fipsom. Roads get metal soon with trucks on double shifts and gravel hauled from Todd Bar.
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Ethel Whackler
Berniece Standiford
Opal Dow
Epsom
Aogiesville
Fipsom
Todd Bar
Farm Wanted For Sale Priced Right
Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale. Must be priced right. Address Jones box 551 Olney Illinois.
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Jones
Olney
Ill
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Chautauqua
Polly
G. H Gilpatrick
Rexall
Vincennes
John Chinn
M B
Ulrich & Co
Emerson Burress
Bicknell
Mary Burress
City
Mrs. Reason Bennett
William Myers
Mrs
Reason Bennett
Marguerite Boston
John O'dell
M. S. McGrath
J. L. Seal
Mary Scott
State Normal
J. M. Scott
Jake Standiford
Plainville
Frank Jacobs
T. J. Boyd
Dayton Ohio
N. F. Barkley
J. C. Flint
Truman Flint
Rebecca Lee
Pearl Boyd
French Lick
F. F. Pullman
Georgia
J. J. Case
Odon Elnora
Elnora
W. J.danner
Terre Haute Ind
Bryant
Mickie
Hasler
Riggins
Will Carter
Marjorie of
Roy O’brian
Delphia Gough
Clements
Mike
Frank Wade
Bill Turk
Owen
Lowell
Donovan
Hugh Healey
St Michaels
John Rogers
Jin Bennington
Cornettsville
A C Myers
Asie ‘Skemp
Marjorie Sett
Marjorie Scott
Marcella Hindman
Zelma Obrian
Moris Burkhart
Ris
Roy Obrian
Sam Hall
Jerrs Haute
Hell
W T Scott
Josephine Allen
Scotand
Verna Myers
Sarah Matheny
Miss Ruth
Claude Deal
Leo Cook
Lttl
George
Lewis
Weedsville
van Winkle
Bonnie
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