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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. Charles Brown of 215 Broadway Vincennes Indiana reports Tanlac relieved severe stomach pain gas and dizziness and says she now eats three meals a day and feels strong again. The ad proclaims Tanlac as a remedy for digestion and constipation with widespread sales.
Creditors heirs and legatees of Mary M Williams deceased must appear in Daviess district court Washington Indiana September 3 1923 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Executrix Gertrude E Helm and attorney E T Laughlin Also executrix appointed for Orienna Taylor deceased estate solvent status stated Clara B Critchlow Executrix and attorney E T Laughlin dates 6 8 15 22
Beach authorities announced no more Sunday dancing with a note that for the present other amusements such as bathing would not be interfered with on Sundays as long as activities remained clean and peaceable.
Beach proprietors refuse Sunday dances while resorts stay open for bathing picnics and music. A klux spokesman told the local negro orchestra members their services were not needed and the players agreed that the point was well taken.
Local farmers report June berries ready for picking with apple crops better than last year while peaches stay about the same. Residents Pearl Baker and Dorothy Dearmin of Odon visited Mrs. John Baker, and Everett Toon with Bedford relatives spent the weekend. Other local movements include Mr and Mrs Walter Stuckey and Osbern families visiting, and Burke Ketchem shipping six tons of tomato plants for Loudon Co. of Terre Haute. A bridge project stalls awaiting steel and Frank Marshall incidents with poultry result in loss of two hens.
Arthur Lane went to Elnora Saturday to inquire about Homestead paint offered at Rexall Drug Store. The advert notes availability of the paint for home projects.
Community Chautauqua features Green and His Band directed by Charles E Green, with former Sousa and Arthur Pryor band members. A grand evening concert plus an afternoon program includes a Music Memory Contest for children, highlighting noble Howard and other standout soloists amid vivid visual effects.
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