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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
3
Local town list reads like a cross county route with Terre Hat Jasonville Linton Beehunter Elnora Odon Bedford and Seymour spelled in a scattered sequence BOUNE appears as stray text in the OCR fragment.
WV. J. Danner Rev. A. C. Trusty Reason Bennett and W. R. Neeremer drove to Washington Tuesday in the latter's car.
A long list of Sunday visits and Monday calls among residents of Bicknell Odon and nearby towns. The piece notes gatherings at multiple homes, exchanges between extended families, and social visits involving the Overton and Lamb families, with occasional quips and humorous asides about farming life and a farmer’s sign.
Luther Barrett visited Washington Lectardey on business while Rosenberry and others enjoyed Sunday with Bomer Bogrdinen. Fierce Mehnes and children were at Odeon. Miss Myrtie Alowery spent Saturday and Sunday at home with family. Mrs. Mack Fiyan visited at Scotland Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McClelland were with George Marchuine and family near Epsom.
Asa Haig traveled to Franklin Indiana on Wednesday to spend several days with relatives.
Notice from Marshal Wm Summerville warns all persons disposing trash cans wire or cinders in ditches or on streets will be prosecuted when caught.
Mrs Nancy Maryfield of Burns City visited her mother Mrs Rebecca Walls of this place during a family gathering highlight.
Frank Walker underwent an operation Sunday and is somewhat better. Hugh Wopman and others visited Washington on Monday. James Sause and Lula Guides traveled to Washington and Canneilsburg respectively. J A Crowes, J Healy and Hugh Morgan attended the last day of school at Epsom. Agustus Seelers moved from Plainville to a nearby farm.
The note advises supplying succulent feed in winter to keep sheep healthy, gradual changes to hog rations, salt in straw to aid intake, and that cold hogs waste corn. It also suggests box stalls for colts, clean ample litter, and maintaining stalls well.
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