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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows a historical page with dates from March 27 to 31 and items referencing figures like Oscar Wilde and Admiral Dewey. It appears to be a mixed diary style listing of events, misread titles, and advertisements. The readable parts point to a period pre-20th century newspaper with world and local references.
Daily social round up detailing visits among Wilpert Barker Zaier Henderson and families. Incidents include Revive meetings, church attendance, school visits, and numerous family gatherings with names like Hazel McCallan Lucile Hubbard Smiley Cunningham O Connor and others. Local travel to Danville Greenupville Odun and Sandborn is noted with several residents transacting business or visiting relatives.
Miss Lui and Eula Parsons spent Wednesday afternoon with James L. Cunningham and family. Miss Murl Cunningham traveled to Montgomery Friday for commencement exercises. Charley Tueblood and family visited Curtis Smiley and family on Sunday.
A jumble of names and events: Iven Connell travelled to Washington. Jord Fields returned home with a new car. Mrs Mus Doe McNabb and Bertha Chambers visited Indianapolis. various relatives gathered over Sunday. Also included are poems by Walt Mason, farm advice on seed selection and home planning, plus reflections on aging and health.
Funeral held for Rev. O M Dexi's wife attended by area residents. Hazel Pershins returned home from Indianapolis. Leonard Malone and family visited John Williams. Mr and Mrs John Mumaw Luccey Peerian and Milleresta Will cod J W Pershing Sunday. Cine and Earl Freed traveled to Washington. Reland Arfard and family visited Jurd Fields. Robert Freed's visited Jacob Freed. Miss ied Ree was at Washington.
A compact reflection on anger as a force that disrupts compassion and civility, noting how temper unsettles social harmony and daily goodwill among people.
A Chicago vegetarian employer considers a German applicant for a cook position. The wife approves of the references and wages, but asks about living with a vegetarian diet. The applicant wonders if beer counts as a vegetable.
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