Change in Mud Pike announcement for Sunday school
The notice states the Mud Pike announcement was moved from afternoon to morning after a request to allow attendees to reach Pleasant Hill for Sunday school convention in the afternoon.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
5
The notice states the Mud Pike announcement was moved from afternoon to morning after a request to allow attendees to reach Pleasant Hill for Sunday school convention in the afternoon.
A well run dairy business combines economical production and strong marketing. High quality cows, proper feeding, and cow testing cut costs and raise milk quality, while pricing reflects product value. A successful dairyman drives the business to yield both pleasure and profit for family life.
Local residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Burke Ketchem Mrs Sallie Ketchem and grandma Goshorn visited relatives near Plainville. Several Terre Haute visitors were seen, and a Burns City Band led a procession after cemetery services to the M E church for a program by I C O F Lodge featuring readings songs and addresses.
Rev J W Trowbridge is pastor. Sunday school 9 30. Sunday preaching 10 30 and 7 30. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30. Choir practice Friday 7 30 p m. Epworth League Wednesday 7 30.
Enthusiasm marked the Sunday school with 238 attendees leaving satisfied. The Christian Endeavor and Bible School meet weekly with preaching at 10:30 and 7:15. Ladies led the hour while men held lines, and new features for next Sunday include a novel review plan to boost interest.
Experiments from Iowa station show grinding corn for hogs is not cost effective. Dry ear corn yields better gains, while soaking and grinding add labor and expense. Dry ear corn fed to hogs up to 200 pounds proves most economical. soaked corn follows. A few farmers may differ, but overall it pays less. Then a humorous anecdote ends the piece.
Four horsepower gasoline engine in good condition with pulleys and pipes. Dry stove and Wilson Heater wood. Hollow wire gasoline lighting system with lamps pressure tank and pump in first class condition. Call at the Journal office. Coal available at Eaglesville mines 915 J A Overton Manager.
A doctor explains that hanging causes death by breath and blood flow disruption while a critic argues the rope is too short to let feet touch ground. The exchange highlights competing theories of the fatal mechanism in hanging.
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