Local items note visits and community updates
Local notes report Miss Rose Culmer serving as a nurse at the county hospital in Washington. The Rexall Store lists social visitors from Elnora including Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pershing and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mix. Elmer Bunch improves his grocery and meat market interior with white paint. A Passion Week depiction by Rev. Chas Sortridge is announced at the U B church. Several residents travel to Washington and Martinsville for visits and medical care. A Morton Dobbins letter from Foosland, Illinois notes good conditions despite a five week smallpox quarantine affecting the family. Clarence Pownall advertises breeding stock season at Wm Sims Barn in Odon starting March 19, 1920, with Milton Bowman as keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Culmer
Washington
Clearence Pownall
Jacks
Mocking Bird
Wm Sims
Odon
Clarence Pownall
Milton Bowman
For Sale Items and Local Play Boost Attendance
A collection of sale notices includes a baby push cart and baby walker, hogs, a good six room house with land outside Odon, a barn, and a nearby 20 acre tract. The Odon High School Senior Class staged the play My Irish Rose at Star Theater to a capacity audience with satisfactory gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Odon
Corporation
William Sims
Odon High School
Star Theater
Odon Drug Co Increases Capital Stock
Joe Sommers of Bloomfield visited this city Sunday. The Odon Drug Co. raises capital from 16000 to 25000 dollars, with 10000 dollars of the increase in 8 percent preferred stock to fund expansion. Harry Sommers traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday for a short visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sommers
Bloomfield
Odon Drug Co
Harry Sommers
Indianapolis
Capitol City
Details of Nonlaying Hen for Culling the Flock
The article outlines essential yet noncritical points about the nonlaying hen to aid culling decisions. It notes that while many build and form details exist, understanding them is not required for a respectable, profitable culling job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Funeral for Margret Rosenberry Paid in Shiloh
Earl Rosenberry returned home from Illinois to attend his little niece Margret Rosenberry’s funeral. Several local residents visited family members including Mrs Sam Raney Mrs James Chestnut Mrs Pearl Rosenberry and A M Williams as well as others in nearby towns during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rosenberry
Margret Rosenberry
In Memoriam for Lona Porter One Year After Death
In loving remembrance by her husband on the first anniversary of Lona Porter’s death. The poem recalls sorrow, longing, and faith, describing visits to the grave, her suffering, and the hope of meeting again on the golden shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Porter
Lona
Lona Darling
Lana
Roup Described as Most Destructive Poultry Disease
The article warns roup as a highly destructive poultry disease caused by drafts and poor ventilation. It urges closing cracks and keeping air from blowing directly on roosts while providing a top opening for impure air to escape.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank OF
Dr. Hess
M. B. Ulrich & CO
Saa
Lice
Elkeys
Rexall
Roland Pershing
E. D. Mix
M.po
John Stroehacker
Elnora
Elmer Bunch
E White
Chas. Sortridge
U. B. Church
A. M. Keck
George Kemmis
Arthur Phipps
Martinsville
Henry Wallick
Raymond and
Marshall Cooper
Ethel Flint
Pearl Boyd
Edyth Crooke
Terre Haute
Morton Dobbins
Foosland
Hinois
Dobbins
Roberta Correll
South Spring St
R. T. Tolliver
B. Mumaw
H. L. Malone
DeMotte
Indiana Bankers Association
Shiloh
Sam Raney
James Chestnut
Harley Chestnut
Ed Cunningham
Near Baile
Virgil Long
Charley Harper
Bedford
O. O. Hinkle
Mae
Pearl Rosenberry
Long
Williams Ind
Jess Correll
Homer Overton
John Sims
Henry Adkins
A. M. Williams
Charley Kirk
Russell Dunningham
Earlen
Charley Clinton
Near Prairie Creek
Walter Clinton
Roup
the Odon Clothing Company
Schaffner & Marx and
Curlee Fine Clothes
THE
Day’s Electric Shop
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