Next regular seeding held Wednesday
Fragmentary text notes a regular event seeding or meeting next held on Wednesday. Mentions names like Lee of Phat and Dat wbt, but specific details are unclear.
25 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes a regular event seeding or meeting next held on Wednesday. Mentions names like Lee of Phat and Dat wbt, but specific details are unclear.
A list of teachers receiving licenses at the May exam includes Commion school holders Thomas E. Arvin Carmie W Roy J A Deal Corrien Oates Gladis Edwards Harry Herman John Ledgerwood Ermel McCafferty Grace Myers Mary Mattingly Chis E Muller Lora Pershing A R Stuckey Katharine Wilson Claude Ward High school license winner F F Osman in literature and commercial geography Vocational licenses awarded to Inez Doyle Adeline Lemaster Fannie Asdell Virginia Wood Anne Greenwood Ellis Malone Oscar Alf ord Anna Berry Brita Ketcham Blanche Collins Leona Tewell Bert White Cecil Smith Rom Mel McCormick Jessie Brown Cher Edwards W Grannan G A Cunningham Cline Fraed Essel Williams Bessie Burris State common school R C Monger C T Amick State high school C Rhodes chemistry Gerran Eugene O Bryan physical geography The July examination will be held Saturday at the examination room of the county superintendent instead of at the high school building
Keck the Jeweler and Optometrist Miss Ethel Sommers led a Sunday School class picnic north of town at Good Hope Woods. Attendees included Mary Alice Cooper Cathryn Boyd Edith Freeman Opal Risley Nellie Burress Evelyn Boyd Vivian Tolliver Madge Ragle Ireve Flinn Cleta Laughlin Ruby Brown Bonnie and Ethel Semmers.
A Rexall store offers a folding Japanese fan as a free gift with each can of talcum powder. The promotion emphasizes a convenient bonus for shoppers and highlights the sale event.
Ed O Conner of Washington and six companions escaped injury when the Ford collided with a Vincennes Cadillac four miles west of Wheatland on the Vincennes Washington road. Both cars slowed to pass, headlights blinded, left front wheel struck. Ford ended in ditch. Vincennes car stopped to help. Ford taken to Vincennes garage. occupants later moved to Washington.
A new ice cream plant will be built at the local creamery in Odon with G W Henderson in charge. Machinery arrives this week and will be installed, aiming for operation next week and offering local dealers a chance for better cream at likely improved prices.
Postmaster E Forsythe plans a summer trip in his familys big touring car visiting Pittsburg Washington City New York Niagara Falls and other points.
Edward T. Scott sues Harrison Browning and eight eight others in a quiet title action. The filing lists Hast ogs Allen Hastings as the law firm representing Scott and names ninety seven defendants in the suit.
Loogootee Sentinel Orville Hubbard a IU law student won a 375 volume set of law books from the Blackstone Institute for best Indiana law student essay on Privileged Communications. Hubbard’s ninety page manuscript earned him the honor and a trip to Denver as IU Phi Delta Phi delegate.
A column argues that rural areas in the Middle West and east of the Rockies have declined over ten years while large cities rise. It poses six questions for clergy, business leaders, and educators on rural decline, youth migration, and public recreation, inviting reader correspondence.
A sickly man seeking quiet in a town store caused a disruption after a half hour in the shop. He claimed nervous prostration and was advised by a doctor to stay in a quiet place. The incident preceded a large home advertisement the following week. Geo. Redman of the city overdosed on alcohol and was escorted to the county seat by Marshal Summerville.
The report notes a local funeral, the burial in Eaglesville Cemetery, and a surge of oil exploration in Daivess county. The Vincent well near Rogiesville shows good quality oil at 725 feet. Plans include two storage tanks, a pipeline to Lawrenceville, and leasing of 4000 acres for development.
A devotional verse asks divine help for baseball focus and virtue on and off the field. It seeks guidance to keep eyes on the ball, stay on base paths, and perform with integrity amid temptations and fan noise, aiming for a high batting average and eternal focus.
C A Pickett, who recently endured a 92 nervous breakdown, is rapidly recovering and will soon be able to be out again. Initial fears of paralysis gave way to the diagnosis that overwork weakened his nervous system. Friends express relief at the swift improvement.
A brief notice urges customers to bring their mail order items and catalogues to compare goods, quality, and price with KECK the Jeweler and Optometrist. If KECK cannot show a better value, customers should send the inquiry to the competition.
The Black and White cigar brand is described as the largest selling controlled cigar in the world with monthly sales growth. It is advertised as the best value for smokers and is notably popular in Odon at Rexall Drug Store.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sterling arrived back late in the week after visiting relatives in Ohio.
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