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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
5
The U B Church lists Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 p m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Junior class at 2 00 p m C E at 6 00 p m and midweek prayer meeting Choir practice Thursday. Rev J Edgar Kuipp a former missionary to Japan will speak Monday March 15 at 7 30 p m.
Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. Junior League meets at 2 00 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 00 p m and League Friday at 7 00 p m. Pastor C C Lowther leads.
Su preaching morning and evening by W B Morris of Vincennes Ind. Day School 9 30 Junior C E 2 00 p m Y P S C E Thursday evening
Otis Callahan and family visited Jord Fields and family Sunday. Mrs Nina Smith visits her parents Rev and Mrs A W Alford of this place. Mr and Mrs Wim Jackson visited Walter Heron on Sunday. Charles Taylor and family of Worthington moved here. Abe Clark and family visited in Greene county Sunday. Win Carpenter and daughters Grace and Ruth of Odon spent Sunday afternoon at James Herron's. Lyman Haverstock visited Alf Howard's Sunday. Elias Baile and family spent Sunday at Col Kinnaman's. Ray and Eva Connell visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Phipp of Farlen. Edgar Ward and family spent Sunday at Odon. Mrs Charley Haverstock visited Henry Connell's Wednesday.
Countywide push to stop liquor sales in drugstores and saloons discussed. Local youths seek summer work. Jacob Flinn returns from Scotland area. Township schools close for the week. Ed Winkelpleck returns from the north. A horse and buggy stolen near Shiloh is recovered in White River near Marco. the horse is unable to walk and no thief identified.
Roscoe Wade of Cornettsville spent Sunday with Asa Myers's family. Miss Nora Osmon visited her sister Airs. John Cox of Plainville and T. B. Cox with Mrs Leo Goatee visited C. W. Myers Monday. Local gatherings and a party at Clara Parker's. Weather lights near Epson and Cornettsville draw crowds as investigations yield nothing.
Wm Chestnut and family spent Sunday with Julius Smith and family Ed Ferguson from near Newberry attended church Sunday night Rev Flora visited James Garten and family Amy Overton stayed with grandparents George and wife Eaglesville Raven Messick and family from Ness Loogootee visited Win Pettit and family O Hinkle to start luxter wagon Monday Ridenbark near completion of new residence Clark Rosenberry of Ohio visiting parents Geo Rosenberry and wife Curtis Overton and son Dale visited Ol Hinkle and family Sunday
J E Courtney former Elnora Hardware Co announces return from St Louis to establish a hardware store in Whitman Block north of Danner's Drug Store. He has hardware experience and is expected to succeed. Other local notes include visits from Mrs Moore and family, Red Men initiation, and area community updates.
Fire destroyed the residence of Misses Lizzie and Cassie Critchlow in East Odon this morning after an eight o'clock alarm. The fire department arrived quickly but could not save the house. neighbors saved adjacent properties and a small portion of the household goods. No insurance covered the home.
Farlen items D W Hayes of Odon was here Wednesday Henry Porter and family of Martin county visited here Tuesday Ossie Laughlin of Odon was here last of the week Riley Richardson has moved to near Scotland Grandma Gore is visiting at J B Phipps this week from Martin Co Mr and Mrs Art Trueblood of Van Buren visited here Sunday A number of young folks gave Elmer Stickles a pleasant surprise Tuesday evening it being his 18th birthday Begin to get ready now to come to the supper at Mt Olive Saturday March 13 Rev Jacob Baker will preach at Mt Olive next Saturday evening Sunday and Sunday evening Come
Fashion coverage notes spring and summer styles for conservative and novelty dressers. Models showcase exaggerated chest lines, long front hems, and optional center vents, with creased seams largely omitted. A wide color range includes slate greens blues greys browns and olive tones, plus bronze and khaki.
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