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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
3
L. H. Graham state evangelist to teach at the Christian church next Sunday with morning and evening services. Afternoon outreach launches “Every Member Canvass” among church members. New minister Rev. G. T. Smith to take the pulpit publicly on June 10th.
Sunday schedules for Odon and Pleasant Hill include classes and services. New faces at the evening service inspired attendees as committees were appointed to organize the Christian Endeavor convention of Indiana Conference Union.
An outdoor cellar or cave is best for winter storage of vegetables, as three factors matter: temperature ventilation and moisture. Beets cabbage carrots and potatoes need near freezing and moisture while squash and sweet potatoes require warm dry air. onions store at 34 35 degrees in a dry place.
Ira Byrer Wallace Chestnut Joe Byrer Albert Kelsey John Byrer Ralph Coyle and others called on Harve Chestnut and family Saturday evening. Arnold Kelsey and family with Thomas Kelsey and others visited. Verda Coyle and Mae Chestnut joined, while Elses nearby visits occurred Sunday and Monday involving several Kelsey, Chestnut, and related families.
The church lists Sunday school at 3 30, preaching at 10 30 morning text Keep thy soul diligently evening sermon Overcome evil with good Epworth League at 8 Wednesday prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m Kings Heralds Saturday at Nellie Cooper home invitation to attend all services
Mrs. Mary Walden and a grandson from Liston visited late in the week with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Skerso.
Readable fragments show a list of personal names and scattered times near a location called Quen. The text includes several p m references and unclear codes like F228 and 744 am, with no clear event or outcome.
National necessity assigns every motorist a duty to serve and economy to consider. United States Tire, as the world’s largest rubber manufacturer, pledges unfailing reliability and extreme mileage in tires during this wartime period.
Sunday gatherings centered on D W Resler with extended family and neighbors visiting throughout the afternoon. D W Resler is very ill, prompting many relatives to check in and share updates while warning readers about investment advice from Don Harris and Bradstreet agencies.
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