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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
8
Mayor McCarty discusses street car line plans with a Kansas City electrical engineer backed by capital. The visitor may come to Washington to advance the project. In other news, the Bunch hosted Miss Marie Claar at a gathering for Miss Maude Cooper with several local residents attending.
Virgil Boyd and Hazel Edna Ramsey were married Tuesday at noon at the bride’s parents home. Rev. C. H. Buchanan officiated before relatives. a splendid dinner followed. Boyd, youngest son of Sam Boyd, is praised for character and friends. Hazel, daughter of Leonard Ramsey, is described as pleasant with many local friends. They plan to move to Indianapolis.
Theodore T. Jones of Washington township announces as a candidate for county treasurer subject to the republican nominating convention March 330. Harry P. VanTrees of Washington township announces as a candidate for county recorder subject to the republican nominating convention March 30. Thomas Singleton of Veale township announces as a candidate for county recorder subject to the republican nominating convention March 30.
The notice names Caleb E. O'Dell of Madison township as clerk subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention and March 30 lists Benjamin J. Burris of Washington county as clerk subject to the same convention.
Henry H. Sefrit of Van Buren township announces candidacy for county assessor subject to voters will and party rules. He seeks support from residents and local organizations ahead of the filing and primary processes.
Milton Fitzgerald of Washington township announces as a candidate for sheriff subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention on.
Jacob G. Clark of Harrison Township seeks the county auditor nomination and Newton S. Templin of Bogard Township Daviess County Sheriff seeks the Republican nomination at the March 30 nominating convention.
John Mumaw of Madison township enters the race for commissioner of the Third district, subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention on March 30.
Republicans in Daviess County will hold a mass convention on March 26 1910 at 2 PM to select delegates and alternates for the county convention in Washington Indiana on March 30. Precincts vote per eight votes or more for the first Republican elector in 1908. Each township chooses committees and a credentials member plus a two-township split assigns additional posts. Committees meet March 29 at the courthouse to organize for the March 30 opening.
The Terre Haute Star argues large gifts from Carnegie and Rockefeller to education and religion distort values. It urges work through college, modest church funding, and higher wages over philanthropy, claiming vast fortunes derive from an unjust system and breed dependence.
Bogard township schools held a spelling match at the Epsom high school building. The entertainment cleared 16.65 dollars for library purposes.
Terre Haute Star features an excellent likeness of E. E. Forsythe of Washington selected to lead the Democrats as county chairman.
Robert Chandler moves into the Starcup property on North Spring Street. Chas Mount will occupy the property vacated by Chandler, which Mount recently bought.
North bound and other lines show departure times from Ly Terre Haute Jasonville Linton Beehunter Elnora Odon and Bedford with arrivals at Seymour and a final note by H P Radley G P T A showing timetable details for the respective trains.
Gladys Webster Russel Somroners and Janas Hollands were at Elnora Sunday for a local social event with neighbors and friends in attendance.
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