U B Church Services Schedule
Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 15 p m with Sunday School at 9 30. Junior class at 2 00 p m Y P C A at 6 15. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. You are cordially invited to worship with us pastor WE Soyder
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
3
Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 15 p m with Sunday School at 9 30. Junior class at 2 00 p m Y P C A at 6 15. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. You are cordially invited to worship with us pastor WE Soyder
Morning service at 9:20 with preaching and special music. Sunday night programs begin 7:00 p.m. Young people urged to attend. Jr League at 1:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday night and League Friday night. Pastor C. C. Lowther invites all.
Preaching at 10:30 morning and 7:15 evening. Sermons on What is the spirit of Christ and Peter compelled to defend himself for preaching to the Gentiles. Teachers' training Friday at 7:15. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Junior Endeavor 2:00 p.m. Endeavor Thursday 7:00 p.m. All are welcome. Pastor H. A. Turney.
Mrs Charity Wade of Elnora died at her daughter Mrs Frank Morgan's home in Washington. The body will be taken to Elnora for a funeral at the Christian church this morning with Rev C G Buchanan in charge.
An individual invites readers to prepare for painting and paper hanging. The notice urges direct contact or mailing to box 155 for service, signed by Dacy W. Ragsdah.
Fragmentary ad copy from Odon Indiana appears in this brief classified notice. Details are unreadable but the item is presented as an advertisement in the local paper.
William Reynolds of east Odon died at home Tuesday evening at age 58 6 months and 16 days after a several week illness. He leaves a sister and two half brothers with a wife and two children deceased earlier. A longtime Christian and active in United Brethren church and Odd Fellows he was praised as a man of honor. Funeral services were held at the U B church with the Odd Fellows in charge. Burial followed at Walnut Hill cemetery.
At the Washington convention on Wednesday the Democratic ticket was set with Dr. O. K. McKittrick for Representative William G. Heffernan for Treasurer Ford Goss for Sheriff Michael Madden for Surveyor Emory Lett for Commissioner first district and D. S. Jackman for Commissioner second district. The county central committee will decide the remaining nomination Philander H. McHenry was chosen chairman over Earnest B. Forsythe.
Classified note lists for sale blooded Langshang roosters. Seller John Seq. located in Gaon, India. Contact WP cnt for lead on price and arranging purchase.
An essay in the Chicago Record-Herald discusses English paradoxes with examples like let cleave lurid and fast. It notes how single words carry opposite meanings creating stumbling blocks for learners and praises linguistic complexity.
A health article explains yeast as a tiny plant visible only with a microscope, noting two varieties wild and cultivated. It describes careful culture to avoid contamination, the need for warmth moisture and sugar, and how gas and alcohol form during bread making, lifting dough in baking.
The excerpt presents an Emersonian idea that oppression cannot dishonor the martyr. It asserts that lashings, prisons, and book burnings paradoxically spread enlightenment as tyrants are undone by their own brutality. The message emphasizes resilience and moral triumph over censorship.
The northern territory is described as a graveyard for countless Asiatics who enter via the Gulf of Carpentaria seeking gold. Death from thirst and starvation kills thousands, and survivors return to China to spread the tale of Australia’s relentless solitude and sea hunger.
An ex cited pot cian asks what he would do if a paper calls him a liar and thief. The lawyer suggests dropping a cent to test if he would reform or mock the editor, per the Cleveland Leader.
A brief Philadelphia item recalls a heated exchange about generosity and stinginess. The dialogue contrasts a beggar’s plea with a man’s reluctance to give, highlighting social tensions over aid and pity.
In a Kansas City Independent snippet a playful game of checkers sparks a romantic moment. Two players exchange witticisms and shy advances before a proposal and ring purchase loom as the couple vows lasting affection under the moonlit night.
Arthur W. Page notes rangers across the western mountains monitor smoke and fight fires from the Sierras to the Olympics and Apache trails. He describes fire causes from campfires and locomotives to camping parties and how drought and dead timber complicate suppression efforts.
In Chelsea a schoolteacher taught English to foreign children and asked for a sentence with fright. A quick pupil answered I have a sentence teacher We had fright eggs for breakfast this morning.
A Life magazine quote imagines a reporter as the ideal burglar not a typical thief. The piece contrasts covert entry into affluent homes with the journalist’s bold public persona, illustrating a dramatic ethics clash.
Fragmented lines discuss the contrast between will power and stubbornness. The dialogue samples show Tommy and Pop debating the difference between firmness and obstinacy, with partial phrases about will and resistance.
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