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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
5
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Dr Sidney Bowman arrived from Odon Saturday and Mrs Quince Hardesty visited relatives near Marco Monday. Miss Ennis Hutz stayed with relatives in Indian Springs last week. John Funcannon came from Plainville Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Hastings visited in Linton late last week. D K Chambers was in Odon Friday. Amos Stalcup of Odon visited Tuesday. A be Fielder of Verre Haute visited here Wednesday. Miss Della Kays of Linton visited her parents Thursday. J E Courtney and J E Pershing were in Washington on business. Mr and Mrs G R Pershing visited relatives in Sandborn Wednesday. Joseph Boyd from Odon was here Wednesday. William Clements moved into Ribble Sears property on Springer Street. The Elnora Elevator undergoes engine room repairs with plans for a new engine upon completion. About two hundred attended the Epworth League social Friday night in the M E church basement. food was slow to disappear and the cake was iced with salt while peaches were sweetened with quinine. Domestic Science at the high school is credited with the food preparation. J M Beck proprietor of the Commercial hotel has authored What God Has Done for Man and What Man Must Do for Himself, just off the press. The Commercial Club met in the township trustee’s office Saturday night to plan a weekly newspaper here. Mr Mix editor of a Darlington weekly attended, proposing two plans. the second was accepted. Mix will move the Darlington plant here after disposing of his current subscription list. The Esnora paper’s first issue is expected around April 23.
Sunday School at 9 15 with J E Pershing superintendent Morning worship at 1 30 subject The Triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem Sermon at 7 10 subject Enquiring for Authority Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Epworth League Friday 7 30 Public invited to worship and help Sunday school grow Last Sunday's attendance 236 collection 6 87
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined. Catarrh is described as constitutional and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The firm offers $100 for any case it cannot cure and invites inquiries. Sold by druggists for 75c. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
C Howard Buchanan leads Bible School on Lord's Day at 9 30. Morning preaching at 10 45 on "Study to show thyself approved." Evening service at 7 on "Working toward Perfection." All are welcome.
Mary Lentz visited her brother in Evansville and returned home Saturday. Joe Clark and family from Mattoon Illinois arrived for a visit after Easter. Andrew Miles and his wife and Mrs Alice Miles went to Loogootee Saturday. George Miles went to Oden Saturday. Jennie Brewer and Martha Ryan from Indianapolis are here for a short visit with friends and relatives. Mrs Ed Gough went to Leogloe Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell went to Oden Saturday. Arnold Williams is sick. J A Groves and wife and Mary Campbell went to Loogootee Friday. The three year old daughter of siciry Lundergan died Sunday with funeral at St Michael's church Tuesday and burial in the adjoining cemetery. Walter Bennett visited John Healy Monday. Farmers have about finished sowing oats locally. C A Tomey of Epsom visited J A Groves Sunday. Lena and Beatrice Wade visited Mary Campbell Monday.
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