12 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
1
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The article notes a community gathering at the Black Lamont Lake area yesterday with attendees including Hough Neeruer, Jannie and H QO, Marshall and family, plus a Smith Baron White River group enjoying a club fry and a picnic.
Local newspaper notes the death of Sam Boyd a Madison resident with brief obituary details. The fragment references his passing and civic ties.
The Pershing store, owned by Mr Dearmin, will close out its Washington main street location or relocate. Invoicing of stock will begin Monday as the business transitions, with ongoing arrangements and connected partners noted.
A historic local Fourth of July celebration in Owen plans a shift from speeches and lemonade to a full day of amusements. A grand industrial and fantastical parade will showcase floats, costumes, and drivers, followed by races and contests along Main Street.
The court records show Wolfe attempting to obtain bond with a bonding company amid difficulties. The other two petitioners reportedly have granted theirs, while Wolfe remains in negotiations to secure a guarantee for release.
Union memorial service announced for the P.O. FF. KK. of Poard Toy ROM at Obi Settlers Grounds on Sunday June 14. Members will assemble at Main and Spring Streets and parade to the grounds led by the ST Bad. Program includes prayer by Rev. C W E, remarks by H Buchanan, a quartet, address by Rev. Derby, and band music. Lodge members urged to attend.
Siva Sims won the shoot at Washington with a score of 44 of 50 targets. John Garrett of Burns City and Frank Winston of Washington tied for second with 42.
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