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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
5
Selecting small to medium apples on thin sticks ready for dipping as syrup is prepared. The candy mixture uses sugar molasses water cream of tartar and butter cooked to hard crack stage then kept hot for coating apples and cooling on a greased dish. A candy thermometer is a worthwhile purchase.
A tramp walking on Wissa hickon avenue is handed five dollars by a chauffeur after a car hits a dog near Lincoln drive. The driver apologizes for the dog and asks the tramp to call it square. The tramp pockets the bill and wonders who the dog belonged to.
Rev. Allen Trusty leads Christian Endeavor Thursday at 7 15 PM and choir practice Friday at 7 14 PM Bible School on Sunday Sunday 30 Sunday service 10 30 AM and 7 15 PM Rev Joseph C Todd of the Bloomington choir spoke Sunday morning and evening on Conscience and Money. audience large.
Pastor Rev. Cornest Roberts urges church members to invite unsaved scholars during revival. Sunday school and junior Sunday activities listed with prayer meetings. Emphasizes older men to lead by example to lift town’s spiritual life amid ongoing town amusements.
Reverend J W Trowbridge leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 p m Epworth League gathers Tuesday at 7 00 p m.
When a child is prone to croup give light evening meals to avoid a trigger. Watch for the first signs of hoarseness and offer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as hoarseness appears. Obtainable everywhere and for sale by all dealers.
The town of Marsh describes population growth with two stores, a poultry house, a school, a barber shop, a blacksmith, a saw mill, a grist mill and a planned light plant. Residents and movements include Win Richardson moving to north Main, J T Pruett buying the Mary Lay property, and social visits by Frank Burkhart Clyde Meng and the Ketchem family. J T Pruett also delivered poultry and eggs at Odon.
Druggists tout Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant promising satisfaction or money back. The ad claims it treats bronchitis whooping cough croup and bronchial ailments without narcotics and costs less per dose when prepared at home with sugar and water. The guarantee mirrors Schiffmanns Asthmador and is backed locally by Odon Drug Co.
Jno Richardson of near Scotland was in this vicinity Monday night. Denver Meek spent Monday night with Win Richardson and family. Miss Cleo Meyers visited Miss Mary Webber Sunday. Ed Coplin and family visited Isiah Fielder and family Sunday. Mort Bright and family visited Albert Bright and family Sunday. Miss Edna Becker spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Glossie Poindexter.
Oscar Farler near Good Here was in this vicinity Friday. George Kerchoff near Vincennes and Maggie Myers wed last Wednesday and will live near Vincennes. Al Toon and Starlin Pruitt near Log Church traveled to Epsom. Elmer Stickles of Bunkum passed through Monday. Dan Mowery and sons Rufus and Homer of Bunkum visited. Jacob Bechtel and family spent Sunday with Dan Mowery. Lula Fisher visited Opha Mowery on Bunkum. Ira Spencer near Sandboro moved to Bricker farm nearby. C. S. Plumer near Burns City passed Monday. James Mortland of Scotland Sunday. John Richardson near Seoland Friday. Edith and Freeda Stone near Seoland Friday. John Matthews near Belview Sunday. Ralph Zeigler near Willow Living spent Sunday with friends. E. Mae Sanders Saturday with Thelma Dobbins near Scotland. Ed Keck of Ouon Monday. Mrs. Cal Miller Saturday with friends at Elnora. Reland Arford near Goodhode. E D Meek and family near Odon passed Sunday. James Allen near Newberry. Jeff Richardson and wife near Seymour. Marshal and Mr Wells of Burns City in area Monday. H. G. Sanders and wife near Union passed Tuesday enroute to Odon. J. R. Henderson of Clitic Monday.
After Jonah met a fisherman on the shore he jokes about a giant fish that got away. The humorous tale plays on biblical and nautical themes with a self aware punchline about a sea creature much larger than the speaker.
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