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Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1915

Page

2

Week in History Almanac Highlights by Date

The list recalls notable events from history including Stamp Act of 176, soil inoculation patents in 1904, a 1913 Omaha tornado, 1638 Rhode Island land purchase, 1784 Great Seal theft, 1913 Dayton flood, 1621 Samoset greeting the Pilgrims, 1890 Bismarck’s Berlin resignation, 1847 Vera Cruz capture, 1678 Calabria quake, 1632 Canada France transfer, 1817 invention of stenography.

Omaha Rhode Island England Dayton Samoset Bismark Berlin Scott Vera Cruz Calabria Canada France

Sears Catalogue Shipment Brings Heavy Load to Town

The town received the largest Sears Roebuck catalogs shipment last weekend with mail carriers busy Monday delivering them. The piece notes the firm recently announced a $20,000,003 CO dividend and questions its benefit to the community while praising local merchants for supporting schools churches roads and public enterprises.

Sears Roebuck Eit Min Chicago

Weebl A GOOD BAND MEANS TO A TOWN

A good up to date band is a valuable city asset and strong advertisement. It elevates church ceremonies and social events with orchestral music, offering local pride and cultural refinement. It also inspires citizens to support and promote the band and town.

Civilization test by road obstructions and litter

The piece argues that civilization is shown by how people handle road obstacles and rubbish. It cites stopping to clear a fallen tree, removing debris for strangers, and the social duty of keeping public places clean to prevent accidents.

Savage

Local Notes From Southern Steele Neighborhood

Mrs. Wm. Moren shows improvement. Samuel Eagle bought a new car. Frank Wilson visited Plainville on business. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Perkins visited Alfred Grove’s family. Mrs. Tyra Fisher and children spent time with Thomas Wilson’s family. Lewis Graber of Trainor in the area Sunday. Jacob Cornett made a Washington trip Saturday. Box supper for M. E. church at Cornettsville attracted many. John Rogers of Cornettsville started a peddling wagon last week. Ed Scott and Elbert Grove passed through en route to Washington Friday. Ladies and Knights Security Lodge held a supper at Cornettsville. Pie cake and coffee served. Charles Osman of Epsom was in the neighborhood last week. Does this snowy weather please you.

Pestful Dandelion Remedies From Local Readers For Spring War

Our Man About Town reviews several dandelion control ideas. A reader touts sulphate of iron spray mixed with water per gallon to kill numbers of plants while not harming grass. A park custodian warns digging plants in early spring is the only reliable method for large areas, demanding constant vigilance. Next week notes official remedies from Washington and Grand Forks authorities.

Southern Bogard Residents Attend Nearby Visits

Harve Scott traveled to Odon on business. Several neighbors and relatives visited over the weekend, including Mrs. Nettie Caples, Miss Nellie Baker, Ruth Brock, Corda and Ethel Grove, Mabel and Myrtle Tomey, and others. Trips to Washington and the county seat are noted, along with sickness in the Faith family.

Nettie Caples Nellie Baker Martin County Mrs. Brock Ruth Brock Corda Ethel Grove Mabel Myrtle Tomey

Residents and visitors listed in social notes

FIRST GREEK Mrs. Jacob Summerville remains on the sick list. Miss Bertha Walls of Newberry visits sister Mrs. Hewitt Stout. Marl Laughlin visited Burns City relatives. Will Richardson family visited Tom and Mrs. Stout. Mr. and Mrs. John Meek and children from Bicknell visited their parents. Harve Wright and wife and Jim Atchley and family visited Dutch Wright. Will Inman and children from Linton visited J. B. Dalton's family. Martin Stout family visited George Dow. Dick Dalton spent weekend at Burns City. Laura Carr and Alma Toon visited Mrs. Richard Meek. Mrs. Marinda Bricker of Burns City visited Mrs. Jacob Summerville. Allie Carr and Florence Richardson were at Odon. Cal Miller was at Odon on business. Thurman Dalton visited Newberry. Seven thousand drug stores purchasing power noted with Rexall stores. Mr. and Mrs. Haynes of Kirklin visit S. C. Guthrie and relatives.

Weeklong Church Fellowship Announced by Pastor D P McCoy

Pastor D P McCoy invites all to U B Church for a week of fellowship with Christ. Schedule includes Sunday services at 9 30 2 00 7 00 and daily services 7 15 with song. Each evening features a themed study from The Day of Triumph to The Day of Resurrection.

Christ Jesus

Christian Endeavor Schedule and Services

Christian church notices list Rev. Allen C. Trusty minister and activities. Thursday 7 15 Choir practice Friday 7 15 Bible School Sunday 9 30 Junior meeting 2 00 Morning and evening preaching by minister. The bible has guided civilization science and law for two thousand years.

Local visitors and birthday celebration in Scotland area

Mable and Roy Richardson stayed Thursday to Sunday visiting friends and church in the area. Various locals including Mrs. Tom Laughlin and daughters Dona and Belva of Jasonville, Belma Henderson, and Haise Utterback with son Harley were noted with calls and visits. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Hasler featured many visiting relatives and refreshments. A Talk with the King of the Belgians by Mary Roberts Rinehart is advertised in The Saturday Evening Post.

Mable Roy Richardson Tom Laughlin Dona and Belva Jasonville Hasler Mary Roberts Rinehart Saturday Evening Post Rexall

Aerial League in France Boasts Over 10 000 Members

A prominent aerial league in France reports a membership exceeding 10 000. The organization outreach spans pilot societies and aviation clubs across regions, signaling growing public interest in air sport and related activities.

France

Also Mentioned on This Page

Une Siz Co-operative Telephone Flint Kyle Co-operative Jec. B. Stotts Ory Guy Southern Steele Wm. Moren Samuel Eagle Frank Wilson Plainville Calvin Perkins Mrs. Alfred Grove Tyra Fisher Thomas Wilson Lewis Graber Trainor Jacob Cornett Washington M. E. Church Cornettsville John Rogers Ed Scott Elbert Grove Ladies and Knights Security Lodge Charles Osman of Epsom Department of Agriculture Washington D. C Superintendent of Works Grand Forks N. D Harve Scott Odon Alfred Grove Family Edd Scott Alfred Myers Calvin Keller Alf Grove Ethel Clarence McCall Mrs Freely Poindexter Mary and Gladys Branden Ora and Mary McCall Malinda Faith Frank Brock Roscoe Myers Elnora Charles Allen Joe and Austin Myers Jacob Summerville Miss Bertha Walls Near Newberry Mrs. Hewitt Stout Marl Laughlin Burns City Will Richardson Tom Stout John Meek Bicknell Richard Meek Harve Wright Jim Atchley Dutch Wright Will Inman Linton J. B. Dalton Mrs. Martin Stout George Dow Dick Dalton Laura Carr Alma Toon Marinda Bricker Allie Carr Florence Richardson Cal Miller Thurman Dalton Newberry America Mrs. Haynes Kirklin, Ind S. C. Guthrie U. B D. P. M'Coy Tion Coa.,, Inc W. R. Thom Allen C. Trusty Scotland Mable Richardson Belma Henderson Margarette Asdell Mack Flinn Russell John Henderson John Richardson Mrs. Lafe Kirk Haise Utterback and Son Harley Jennie Baker Indianapolis Clifford Leland Asdell David Asdell Henry Fields Nay Blackmore Dana and Thelma Essie Henderson Josephine Ogden Elpha Henderson Mabel Richardson Aden Hasler Rex Bert Hasler Lester, Hiarm Franklin Fields the Farmers Bank Natenat Toga Enatae Castoria Karvng LH Hood WM. Bair
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