Sunday Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Obe McNabb and family from near Linton visited this week. Harley and Elmer Coward of Pleasant Valley spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ivan and Ray Connell.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
5
Obe McNabb and family from near Linton visited this week. Harley and Elmer Coward of Pleasant Valley spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ivan and Ray Connell.
George Henderson traveled to Indiana yesterday morning pursuing unspecified matters with local officials.
The Odon Drug Co is remodeling its building with new paint on both floors and re-payered walls. An elevator will serve the first and second floors with two commodional rooms on top. A new door links to Barkkby Overton’s stairway to reach the wall-paper room. Stock will move into the new quarters soon.
A missionary tea program will be held at CUBLectured on Tuesday March 7 at 2 pm featuring scripture lesson and prayer led by Mrs J OM Jima mong. Instrumental music by Mrs Levi Mat cay thews and Mrs WT Adesaueler. Lesson study on Western Women in Eastern Lands Chap V Part I led by Mrs H J Ward. More music by several listed ladies. Miss Madge Hueston heads to San Antonio for a visit with Uncle Albert Deutsch family. Miss Ruth Honicker returns from Indianapolis millinery opening.
A very large crowd attended the funeral of the late Grand pa T. M. Brown on Wednesday. The community gathered to pay last respects to brown and to share memories of his life. friends and family from nearby areas joined the service.
In Daviess county circuit court a complaint by Load Thomas F. Young seeks to quiet title to real estate against Stephen Johnson Elisa Ann Johnson Isaac Gregory Daniel I. Johnson Mary Rogers and unknown heirs and devisees. Hearing set for the fourth Monday in April 1911 at Washington Indiana. Clerk Vem A Wallace dated February 27 1911.
Williams Bros offers house painting services in the South Spring area. They advertise exterior and interior coatings, color consulting, and cleanup included with estimates. Contact for quotes and schedule details.
A passage likens golf clubs to human society with a driver as aristocrat and a hitter among laborers. a brassy figure of wealth, a noble benefactor aiding in trouble, and a final role as forest fullness, reflecting class distinctions aboard the course.
A traveler in Algiers misreads a hotel advert, mistaking a crest class tramway and garden terms for real features. He notes no conservatory or glass house, a southern aspect, and a park nearby, concluding the ad’s elements were clear fiction.
A belated traveler recounts a night in a backwoods cabin where a gaunt eighteen year old girl and a seventeen year old barefoot companion prepare to leave after washing their feet. The mother, pipe in hand, rebukes them and Levi mutters he would rather stay home than fix up for an evening party.
A paleontological note describes how diving birds expel air to sink and take in water to rise, with observed size changes as they dive. The account discusses how feathered bodies contract visually, aiding underwater foraging and ascent dynamics observed by researchers.
A college girl recalls curing the ugliness of Inbit by a child's tongue sticking out while writing. In a welt ing lesson the teacher called Mary to stand the length of the room and asked how she knew what was wrong. The girl explained the tongue tells it all.
A lighthearted exchange about a hunter and a keeper recalling a shot animal that caused a loud disturbance. Dill is noted for lacking a musical voice, while one suggests taking singing lessons.
Maude Tom spoke into a phonograph so he could hear my voice while I was away. Clara comments on how lovely it sounds and the machine must be stopped.
A noted quip from the Exchange mocks women who fail with stones yet excel with a flatiron, highlighting sharp aim in domestic contexts. The remark reflects gendered humor about ingenuity and strength.
A Browns family conflict over a governess Miss Marka escalates after the husband imagines an affair. He dreams of a new life with the governess, wakes to reality, and decides the children will attend school. Miss Marka is revealed to leave after her engagement to a young man.
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