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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
2
Announcements list multiple candidates for sheriff and county auditor in Daviess county. Julius Smith from Vin Bur enes seeks sheriff under GOP guidance. Dug Bray from Elmore township and Lew W. Barber of Veale township enter sheriff races. Daniel Myers of Bogard townships seeks auditor. Nominating primary governed by Republican voters.
Clerk J E Pershing announces candidacy for Daviess circuit court clerk subject to Republican voters in the May 7 primary. Donald Ellis of Washington Township also enters the race for the clerk nomination in the same Republican nominating primary.
Community members travel for business and family events. Mrs Critchlow and siblings connect with relatives. Abe Hasler and son attend a Kinonday gathering. several residents visit Bloomfield and Pascaville. a teachers’ institute draws attendees. Senior Commencement set for Presbyterian church on March 20.
Oliver M. Vance announces candidacy for county treasurer of Daviess County subject to Republican primary voters on May 7.
Jack Lilie of Washington township is a candidate for treasurer subject to the decision of the Republicans of Daviess county in the primary election May 7.
Chas A Sims of Madison township announces candidacy for Recorder of Daviess County. He seeks the Republican voters support in the upcoming primary on May 7.
Yacuias C. Wadsworth of Vai Buren township declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county recorder. The primary election is set for May 7 and will determine the party’s nominee for the office in Daviess County.
Fragmentary text shows names and terms suggestive of a county race but contains many garbled letters. It mentions candidates for the county and a submission or listing at a local site with unclear organizers.
A trustee meeting for Bladison Townside is scheduled to be held on May. The notice lists the event details and confirms the time and place for the session.
R. McCallian announces 35 as a candidate for trustees of Madison Township subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary on May 7.
C E O Dell declares candidacy for Madison Township trustee position. He runs subject to Republican voters at the primary.
A M Williams declares candidacy for Madison Township trustee with influence of the will of iL guiding the campaign and platform.
Milacison Township assessor candidate C W Freed announces his bid subject to Republican voters at the nominating convention May 7. He seeks the office of township assessor and urges party support.
William D. Melone announces his candidacy for Assessor of Madison Township subject to Democratic voters at the nominating primary election.
A claim to seek appointment as assessor of Madison township is made subject to the Republican nominating convention in May. The notice frames the bid as contingent on party designation and formal approval at the convention.
The family of John Dearmin thanks friends neighbors boy friends and High School class for aid sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings following the death and burial of their son and brother. Mother and Sister.
Dorothy Ravcloe the young daughter of Mr and Mrs John Williams is seriously ill with tonsillitis. Charles Quackenbush from Mooresville visited last week with his family. Matthew Quackenbuel, recently moved from near Newperry to the S L Todd farm. Mrs H O Retchem traveled to Odor Monday. A surprise party was held Monday evening in dress representing Uncle Hiram Grandfather McGrath and others.
Odd fragments describe Will Rogers visiting Terre Haute for weekend games and apples. William Christenberry was in Newberry Monday. Ansel Ketchei’s sister near Mudpixe and Geo. Dillon’s two children attended a masquerade at Ketcheen’s Monday evening.
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