10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
A soldier drowned at Washington City after a boat incident near the river station. The man, recently enlisted, was returning from a brief service period and had been at the armory before being lost. Details remain scarce as officials investigate the event and confirm the identity and full circumstances.
A dated obituary fragment lists Dane Lincesale widow of William HL Pacsdade and mentions several relatives and regional ties. The text references a county, estates, and individuals including Addie Ragsdale and Ragsdale family members with unclear roles and locales.
A Washington student figure is referenced with a record in a faded item noting a teen named Hastings linked to a local newspaper business role. The paper describes education plans and ties to Representative Paris, with unclear details about school placement and ongoing edits.
Misses Flossy Winklepleek and Florence Skemp entertained the Libs class of the TB Surplay school with games and a reading on a blackboard. Mr Pramann won a prize, W Henderson received a consolation prize, then a luncheon followed with bread and butter sandwiches chicken salad and other items. Miss Zella Acher read a prophecy and Miss Pearl Seneff sang a solo.
Fragmentary notes list weekend visits among families including Christenberre Ketcleue Shake and various spouses, with several names and towns such as Oden Nipreey Long and Long, plus mentions of Miss Vanda Long, Elattie Tlastine, and William Hastings.
Freeman suffers a broken arm after a fall from a porch. The injury includes a dislocated elbow and a broken bone near the forearm. Reports name the involved family members as Dupig Seed Practh and Meocamed Afes with Joan Presnoc also mentioned in the incident dynamics.
Timetable fragment lists departures from Terre Haute and nearby towns with times in the afternoon and evening. It mentions Bedford and Beechutier areas, with multiple entries such as 2 pm 7 pm and 8 pm. The legible items include Terre Haute to Brook and routes to Belehuntser and Sasoiville, indicating a regional rail or bus schedule.
Abe Syd accepts terms amid discussion of a Bible class aboard the Marine Hand to play during a speaking event. Hubbard reports a reply from WM Robins of Loogootee confirming a meeting about price estimates and Bible class arrangements for Aber.
The Sentinel reports coroner officials will hold an inquest into the death of Opal Archer nineteen. She died suddenly after an alleged abortion performed by an unknown person. Her husband Grover Archer has not lived with her for months as authorities pursue foul play leads.
James P. Tyler appointed Administrator of the estate of Manerva Doward, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Hastings, Allen & Hastings Attorneys.
Geo Humphreys of Linton has been elected principal of the Newberry schools for the coming year. He is a graduate of Linton High School and is currently a student at Indiana University.
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