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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
7
Hiram Sims trustee announces weekly office hours at the Eaglesville post office every Saturday to handle township business. Citizens are advised to attend with their concerns and records.
Daily trains operate to the north with service noted in the timetable. The fragment mentions ogres or routes but lacks clear details about schedules, destinations, or agencies.
Harvest plans and local travels fill this Burns City item sheet. Residents Ed Toman Jasonville Edmondson Elvora Padgett Williams and others spend Sunday with family or at ball games. County Treasurer Noah Sims nominated at Shoals convention. Various visits reach Odon Bedford Loogootee and Daviess County communities.
Jake Freed and wife visited Elnora Sanday while Roland Arford and wife dined with A. W. Arford. Ona Woodruff visited Albert Boyd at Lyons. Winkles received news from Bedford and Royd. A birth noted for J. F. Winklepeck. Families of Lee Fargin and Maud Winkiepteck gathered at Walter Dove's. Lather Boyd’s family visited Everett who suffered an injury at Lyone. Church gathering caused a small disturbance. Martin His Come to Town.
A busy week in Farlen sees farmers harvesting wheat while a log church baptism draws a large crowd. Sixteen people were baptised by Rev. J. M. Inman as community members visit relatives and attend social events including visits from Hewitt Stout and Frank Brows of Loogeetee.
Raglesville notes several visits and family gatherings from residents of Van Buren and surrounding townships. The piece also reports that nearly all coal mine operators sign a two year labor agreement with pay scales for day men and miners, effective until April 1, 1906.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions DRC and C ClemmER with unclear reference Derniiat Spomal. Details unreadable. cannot determine event or outcome from provided text.
Mrs Susie Wetziow born near Scotland Indiana November 24 1852 died Evanaville June 90 1908 aged 53 years 6 months 26 days. She lived with brothers Noah and Thomas Williams and joined Methodist church early. She belonged to Rathbone order and leaves a sister Mrs John Stewart and many friends. Burial Walnut Hill cemetery Saturday afternoon. Funeral at residence of John Stewart conducted by Rev G A Dede cq. care
National Good Roads Association plans a grand Ohio highway from Pennsylvania to Indiana. Completion expected within a year with federal and state support. Michigan group discusses Brownlow bill funds and fair premiums for優 road naming and marking efforts.
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