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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
8
A report from Teelars at Coes and Madisen Township describes a president Ro DD leading talks March 16 on reconstruction of the dines at Pilascaf fF qours and other sites. Villains visited relatives at Paravan Sunday while Mrs Elmer Terrill returned home after visiting Mrs MOE Pickett and family.
Local items note Paisley Silk fabrics at Barkley’s and Elkays Dye at Rexall. Visitors include John Sims and Miss Vivian Spurgeon in Vincennes, Mrs DeWitt Atkinson and daughter Mary Jane of Bicknell, and Edna Williams of Bloomington visiting A.G. and Mrs Williams. Several trips to Olney Illinois for treatment and repairs mentioned. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Christian Austin of Washington described with gifts.
Notice prohibits roller skating and street games in central town limits defined by M. E. church Ol Crooke's residence Christian church U.B. church by order of Town Board H B Wallick Mourshai.
A local feed store markets a full line of chick feeds including Purine Startena and Mik Mash to help hatchlings begin strong. Shoppers are urged to choose the right starter to ensure proper growth and early care.
Narcissus Club held Guest Day at Mrs Edward Keck’s home on Wednesday evening with guests including Mrs John Bow man Mrs Lan Freeman Mrs Owna Summerville Mrs Earl Seneff Mrs Walter Haig Mrs Claude Eagle Mrs Edna Campbell Mrs J E Carr Mrs Alpha Bowman Mrs George Kemmis Mrs John Stoits Mrs Roberta Knightinger and Miss Zella Ackerman. The St Patrick's Day themed program featured a menu of chicken oyster dressing cabbage salad fruit salad angel food cake cocoa and coffee.
E F Ferrin of Universit furta St Paul heads the swine production section urging self feeding for rapid weight gain and lower costs. He cites corn and tankage as economical feeds with pigs selecting needed tankage in a self feeder. He notes salt aids the ration but avoid salt poisoning. Frank Anderson, 39, resident four miles south of Burns City, died from heart leakage. survived by wife and children. funeral held Thursday.
Mrs Lelia M Anders of Belleville Ohio says she will tell how she was saved after an operation with Sorbol Quadruple a colorless linament. Information available at M B Ulrichs drug store or by writing Box 333 Mechanicksburg Ohio
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