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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
5
George M. Critchlow a longtime Madison township resident and former trustee died at his daughter Mrs. Robert Richardson’s home about 3 miles east of town this morning at one. The 27th Indiana Volunteer veteran would have turned 69 in April. Funeral and interment details were unavailable at press time.
Phoeba Miller formerly of Odon married William Mcshain of Indianapolis in a Sunday ceremony at Indianapolis. Rev Hanson of Racine Wisconsin officiated. Mrs McIhain is granddaughter of Mrs Anna Nolly of Odon and the couple will reside in Racine Wisconsin with McIhan a tire builder for Racine Rubber Co.
Notice states residence rate is $1 per month and asks all resident patrons to call at the office by April 3 to pay telephone rent. It warns collectors will not be sent to residences and notes a $1.23 charge if a collector is compelled. Inter State Tel Co. W. H. Harding, Mer.
Local notes report social visits among residents. Mr and Mrs Cisco Kinnaman and children spent the weekend with Col Kinnaman. Grover Phillips and Ada Howard stayed with friends at Eaglesville. Jord Fields and family visited Everett Fisher. Ray Connell visited Cletes Herron. Mrs Obe McNabb visiting Lin ton. Several from the area attended Kent school closing. Grace Herron spent Tuesday with her mother Emaline Kinnaman. Teletha Osborn Daisy Baile Ida Herron and children spent Monday with Sarah Taylor.
An Odon Indiana advertisement urges readers with below normal vision to take action now. Keck the Jeweler and Optician promises relief and comfort by restoring sight, noting frequent success and a possible surprise for prospective customers.
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