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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
4
A cordial notice from the store pledges cheerful help and courteous treatment for customers. It emphasizes modern service and choosing suitable products while inviting each individual to experience their care and rewards.
Readable fragments describe a boutique showcasing ornate hosiery including silk pieces. Mentions Har i Peers and fancy ties. The text conveys a high end, aristocratic stock presentation with decorative fabric items on display.
A catalog notes new glove styles in kid suede and silk including glace kid gloves in white brown tan and black with various stitching options. Priced from 2.50 down to 1.80 per pair. Ningra Mig silk gloves offered in grey white and black with two and three clasp styles and color contrasts. White Chamoisette gloves described as exceptionally fine with all sizes at 50 cents per pair.
Fragmentary note mentions spring and Easter events with unclear details about a section or program. No clear people organizations places or dates readable.
The column records numerous Shyro area social items. Visitors include Herschel Harper with Mrs. Resler, Mrs. Long and son Arthur visiting Sue Cunningham, and Jim Overton visiting his daughter. A newlywed couple resides with Mr. Roach near Gohere, as neighbors attend a small music gathering. Several families are listed as visiting or illness notes, with mentions of Reed, Byrer, Gardner, and Chestnut households and local farm families in the region.
A quoted conversation shows a boy's bold plan to save for an airship and fly over a neighbor's yard to drop bricks, reflecting youthful imagination and mischief.
A man perched atop Observation Rock in Washington Heights claimed he was watching for German subs to alert Washington and Lahed the British fleet if seen. Police questioned him as a crowd watched this unusual vigil. Local social notes mention visits and family weekends across Concord and nearby towns.
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