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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
3
A pamphlet claims monthly pains are caused by female trouble and that relief comes only by curing the cause. It urges taking a specific female remedy that acts directly on womanly organs to stop the agony.
Sunday School at 9 30 Senior Y P C U at 6 00 p m Preaching at 7 00 p m Pastor Spyder conducts services with junior activities listed for the afternoon.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 20. Morning preaching at 10 79 with special music. Jr League at 1 30. Evening preaching at 7 00. Young people urged to attend Sunday night with topics of special interest. Prayer meeting Thursday and Friday nights. C C Lowther Pastor.
Morning and evening services announced. Mrs Turney speaks at 10 30 on Our Greatest Need. Evening sermon The Gospel Taken from the Gentiles by Pastor Turney. Teachers training Friday at 7 15. Sunday School 9 30 with Junior C E at 2 09 and Endeavor at 7 00 Thursday. You are welcome.
Trustee Hiram Sims announces weekly office hours at the Eaglesville post office each Saturday for individuals with business with Van Buren township. The notice is addressed to all residents and parties involved with township matters.
A devastating blaze at the Collinwood school in Cleveland Ohio killed between 160 and 170 pupils aged 6 to 15. The fire started in the basement from a defective furnace and, with only one rear fire escape, trapped students as panic spread and doors jammed. A teacher also died and several others were fatally injured.
Circular 139 from the Forest Service explains how preservative treatment extends timber life such as fence posts from 2 to about 18 years and ties to reduced annual costs. It references loblolly pine, mine props, railroad ties, poles, sap shingles, and other woods, with potential savings per mile of fence and per acre of mined timber, urging free access to the primer via the Washington office.
The column lists residents moving farm locations and property upgrades. E Baile moved his saw mill to Frank Winklepleck’s farm west of town. Miss Zelma Davis returned from Terre Haute. Henry Herron visited Walter Herron. Charley Herron moved to his farm after purchasing Alfred Suallen’s. Artie McFarlen moved to the Chambers farm east of town. D W Osborne upgrades include two hundred rods of wire fencing. Rev Ed Taylor assists in Eaglesville meetings. Mrs Daisy Baile visited Mrs J A Mansfield of Willow Lick.
Forty tons of hay for sale at seven dollars fifty cents per ton. Contact J M Winklepleck in Odon to arrange purchase or pickup.
Mrs Susan Callahan of Shelburn visited friends this week Andrew Myers went to Newberry Monday O B Laughlin of Springfield Inos was here this week Mrs Frank Harman and daughter Miss Bess visited W H Wallicks Grant Sipes went to Newberry Tuesday J M Briggs is on the sick list Prof John K McCarter returned to work near Terre Heure after attending to his mother’s illness Cisco Kinneman of Bunkom was here Tuesday
The C W B M Auxiliary meets Wednesday March 11 at Mrs William Hueaton's home. Program includes hymns Joy to the World and Bring Them In, a children's mission lesson Jesus took time for the children, prayers, talks on why children’s missionary organizations, readings from Tidings, and biographical sketches of a Pioneer Missionary.
G A R men circulate petitions across Daviess County to place a monument in the courthouse grounds honoring Civil War veterans. Nearly 300 names collected with expectations of over a thousand by September when the county council meets.
A fragment notes spring cleaning and beautifying property as essential. The message promises guaranteed satisfaction for painting work and emphasizes the paint question as an absolute necessity.
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