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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
8
The Home Circle urges tired mothers to reform views on labor and education. It argues girls should be taught to earn their own living, abolish dependence on men, and value work, politeness, and self improvement. It envisions a well lit family room as a center of reading and discussion and promotes happiness through positive attitudes.
Lifus Holt family and Air. Taden Osborn and family visited at Daniel Osborn on Sunday. Church at Union Chapel Sunday night. Elijah Fields of Olon visited son Jerd. William Carpenter and Grace and Ruth Carpenter and Ruth Neere mer were at James Hero’s Sunday. Hazel Taylor visited Ethel Toward. Clem Pownall and family at D. W. Osborn’s. A. W. Arford called on James Heron. Mrs. Clarence Pownall, recently ill, drove Sunday. William Finnaman spent Sunday at John Heron’s. Sherrie Howard family at Alice Clark’s. Mrs. Henry Connell and Eva and Ray at Oden visiting Connell. Anderson Overton passed through Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Smith visited Mrs Anderson Skiumanima Saturday after OOH. Odus Shake and wife of Elnora visited John Shake and family. Noble Callahan of Odon attended church Thursday night. Dovie and Kittie Smith spent Sunday with Laura and Mary McMullen. Clarence White and sister Lilly attended church Sunday. Curtis Sharpless visited Herb Ketchem Sunday. Pearl McClellan visited Millie Long Sunday afternoon. Bela and Ada Howard of Odon spent Tuesday with Mrs Ray Howard. Charles McMullen and wife called on Mrs Frank McMullen Friday. Frank McClellan, employed, met in Plainville then stayed with his parents over weekend. Austin and Ota Shake visited August and Bessie Smith Sunday. Lee Ketchem of Elnora visited Sunday with Jonah Barny. Dave Sears and Miss Edna Howard C Olon attended church Sunday night. Mrs John Elkins visited sister Mrs Joseph Vascone Friday. Charles Shake and wife and William Shake and wife visited John Shake and family Sunday. Vertis Beasley visited Sunday with Raymond Long. Paris Hasting visited Sunday with James Asilie.
Mrs. Stella Cummings of Burns City visits friends this week. Bert Bauserman and Miss Verna Sears were in the area Sunday. Miss Alfarwretta Ketchem of near Orlon spent Friday with Mrs. Carrie Ketchem. John Sims and wives, Harve Sims and wives, Alva Sims and wives, and John Spurgeon and wife spent Sunday with John Hastings and family.
Instructions from Womens Home Companion for July outline a savory shirred eggs dish with sausage and tomato sauce baked in individual dishes, plus a stuffed egg preparation using hard boiled yolk mixture with anchovies capers tarragon vinegar and mustard served on tomato and lettuce. The tone mirrors a practical home cookery feature with precise measurements and steps.
The Indiana Central university names Dr. L. D. Bonebrake as president for five years after eight years as Ohio state superintendent. The board seeks a $200,000 endowment this year, starting with a $20,000 Bible chair. A $10,000 women’s dormitory will be built for fall occupancy.
Fresh cut flowers kept in cold water with a touch of mild soap stay fresh longer and can regain vigor. For roses in bud, tie a soft thread snugly around the bud. when used days later the bud remains tight and resists shattering.
Practical notes on barn placement materials and features for a modern farm. Emphasizes above ground construction, cement floors, ventilation, light, and drainage. discusses silo types, hog houses, cattle shelters, and weatherproof machinery sheds to reduce work and improve animal health.
Notice to contractors issued by R J McCallian trustee for the Advisory Board Madison Township Daviess County Indiana. Names D B Ogden B F Sears O M Winallick listed as parties or respondents.
Township business transacted every weekday by R J McCadlian as township trustee. Office located in G D Abrahams Harness Shop.
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets at 14 cents fare for all stations with rounding to the nearest 5 cents. No fare under 50 cents for any passenger. Sale dates July 3 4 and 5 with return limit July 6 1909.
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