Thurman and Resler to Wed at Eaglesville Home
The marriage of Homer Thurman and Miss Flossie Gladys Resler will be held tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at Rev. W. H. Todd's home in Eaglesville with officiant Rev. Todd. Thurman, son of Henry Thurman, is a Bogard township farmer. Resler, daughter of Daniel and Mrs. Resler, lives south of Odon and is well known locally. After the ceremony they will establish a home at the Wao Sims farm five miles southwest of Odon.
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Homer Thurmn
Flossie Gladys Resler
W. H. Todd
Eaglesville
Mr. Thurman
Henry Thurman
Bogard Township
Miss Resler
Mrs
Daniel Resler
Wao
Sims
Odon
Trinity Springs Sees Major Improvements Ahead
Trinity Springs in Martin County plans a growth boost this summer with C T Hi and S E railroad backing. A $1500 water works and toilet system, supervised by George Sargent, will pipe fresh water from a hill spring to hydrants and two modern closets. A new sewerage system will improve sanitation as grounds receive ample hose pressure for sprinkling. The note adds a line about study courses offered by National Correspondence Schools in Indianapolis.
Mrs Noah Webster and Son Hayes Visit Relatives
Mrs. Noah Webster and her son Hayes of Washington are visiting relatives in the area, stopping for a brief stay with family members.
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Noah Webster
Son Hayes
Washington
Thimble Club Entertains Mutual Improvement Circle
The Thimble Club hosted the Mutual Improvement Circle at Mrs. W. T. Dearmin home on Friday evening June 14. Decor featured geraniums roses and flags for Flag Day. A three course luncheon was served by Lela Crooke Lucile McCoy and Rena Dearmin with punch by Mace Dearmin. Guests included numerous local society women and Misses Zella Ackerman and Opha Slinkard.
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Mutual Improvement Circle
W. T. Dearm
Oldest county couple marks 67th wedding anniversary
John Woodruff and Annie Woodruff celebrated 67 years of marriage on Sunday, born in 1825 and 1828, married June 16, 1844. They settled in Martin County near Brown Township, lived most of their lives here, and remain active. Annie walks miles daily and John recalls frontier days near Odon and bears on Lain Street.
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John Woodruff
Annie
Uncle John
N. Carolina
Aunt Annie
Kentucky
Martin Co
Brown Township
Martin County
John
Odon
Indiana University Latin head Dr Johnston dies on train
Dr Harold Whetson Johnston aged fifty five long head of the Latin department at Indiana University died unexpectedly Monday night on a Movon train between Ellersville and Stinesville. The coroner ruled death by self destruction from cyanide of potassium amid reports that financial troubles caused the act.
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Harold Whetson Johnston
Indiana University
Ellersville
Indianapolis
Express rate cut announced for Indiana shipments
United States Express reduces rates for all Indiana points. Packages under 100 pounds cost 30 cents, down from 40. The schedule lowers up to 55 pounds to 25 cents, a benefit previously limited to five pounds or less. The American Express company mirrors the reduction.
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The
United States Express Company
Indiana
American Express Company
New Books Added To Our Library For Summer Reading
Fifty new books secured from the State Travel Library join the town collection for summer reading. Membership growth under the new library management boosts hopes for a free library and reading room. The list includes works by Allen Alden Aldrich Andrews Beach Bellamy Clemens Day Dickens Dodge Eggleston Gillmore Hale Harris Harrison Hughes Kipling and more with titles like Tale of Two Cities Tom Sawyer and Uncle Remus.
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Travelig
Joc
Allen
Alden
Aldrich
Andrews
Baldwin
Siegfried
Beach
Bellamy
Wari
Beans
Booth
Bryson
Tan & Teckle
Browne
Burroughs
Butterworth
Carey
Mollie
Prince
Catherwood
Chamon
Henley
Clemens
Tom Sawyer
Peiuce
The
Cummins
Day
Dickens
Dodge
Hans Brinker
Eggleston
Gillmore
Maida
Godfrey
Norton
Hale
Harris
Uncle Remus
Harrison
Queed
Hughes
Tom Brown
Hornblow
Lion and the Mouse
Johnston
Kipling
White Sox fall to Loogootee in hard luck game
New uniforms bring misfortune as the White Sox lose 2 to 0 in Loogootee. Manager Gantz sustains a leg gash in practice and cannot play. Williams of Martin County fanned 11, Taylor 5, while Odon and Loogootee defense stifled the Sox to three third inning hits and no runs.
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White Sox
Loogootee
Gantz
Taylor
Willams
Martin County
South Paw
Williams
Odon Taylor
Garten
Ale- Atee
County Board Examines Mortgage Deductions
The county board of review is examining mortgage deduction affidavits and often reduces the exemption requested by owners of mortgaged property, while in some cases allowing the maximum exemption under the law, which is $700.
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County Board of Review
Free To All Ministers Warners White Wine of Tar Promise
An advertisement offers one bottle of Warner's White Wine of Tar free to any minister who recommends it to friends after a fair trial. Readers are instructed to address Dr. D. Warner of Coldwater Michigan and note the product is sold by the Odon Drug Co.
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Warner
D. Warner
Coldwater, Mich
Lhe Odon Drug Co
Baptism at Killion sandbar near Plainville held
A union baptizing service occurred last Sunday at the Killion sandbar near Plainville. Revs. W. H. Todd of Aogiesville and Rev. Hall of Plainville led the ceremony with twenty nine individuals baptized and a large crowd in attendance.
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Killion
Plain
Elks Headed for Big Game at Local Park Sunday
The Washington Elks baseball team will play at the Loogootee park on Sunday, June 25, with over 200 fans expected to attend. a special train is planned to return the crowd home after the game. Extra seats are being added to handle the larger turnout.
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Locozootee Sentinel
Washington Elks
Washington
Elks
Funeral Services for Mrs Margaret Keen Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs Margaret Keen who passed away last Thursday in 1877. The ceremonies took place at the family residence with friends and neighbors in attendance reflecting on her long life.
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Margaret Keen
Five Children Survive Mass Nus Mary and Coy Sims
Myrtis Massnus Mary and Coy Sims mourn loss of a parent. father deceased. Surviving children include Edward Lewis and Sirs Coy Sims. Burial conducted at Walnut Hill.
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Allion
Myrtis Mas Nus
Mary
Hive
Edward, Lewis
Sirs Coy Sims
Walnut Hill
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Miss Mace
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H. VV. Merill
L. T. Bair
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Opha Slinkard
D. J. Abraham
J. A. Burrell
H. H. Crooke
A. McCoy
Levi Matthews
T. K. Rankin
B. D. Smiley
Idem
Dr. Johnson
L. U
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C. A. Pershing
Anse
H. Sears
Whitsmen
Yoon
Jarrett
Walker
Carpenter-Morton Company
Boston, Mass
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Odon Drug Co
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Funeral Services
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WM. Bair
Odon, Ind