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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
5
Trustee R D McCarter announces office hours at the E T Laughlin building west Main street on Wednesday and Saturday each week and open days at his residence to attend to Madison township business in Qdon.
Time to end rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment. The relief it provides justifies its cost. Sold by the Odon Drug Co.
For Sale a nice male colt two years old. 511 21 and O'Dell's. Plenty of coal of all kinds out at our Eaglesville mines. 915 J. A. Overton. Wanted Baled hay and straw. Will pay highest market price. Odon Milling Co.
Mt Olive residents and relatives gathered over the weekend visiting family across Brazil Jasonville Clay City and Dan Mowerys. Names include Philip Miller William Miller Jacob Bechtel A D Bechtel Ol Taylor Henry Taylor Elmer Stickels Mowery Ledgerwood Skemp Flinn Mabel Miller Dewey Flinn and Rev Goldman.
A description lists segments of the Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern railway line with stations including Terre Haute Jasonville Linton Beehunter Elnora Odou Bedford Seymour Terre Haute. The note compiles route points and associated towns along the line.
The page lists south bound No. 5 No. 3 No. 1 and No. 4 No. 1 No. thaem times with multiple arrivals and departures at various stations including Odon, and shows several late afternoon and morning slots across the lines. The OCR fragment resembles a railway timetable with inconsistent formatting and station markers.
The third quarterly Conference of Odon charge will convene at Mud Pike on Monday May 14 at 10 00. Officials must attend with departmental reports and help make the Dates Conference inspiring. Members are urged to fulfill pledges to benevolent work and push for higher year end results.
The notice lists Sunday school at 9:30 and preaching at 10:30 and 7:00. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:39 and choir practice Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Reverend Charles Coleman invites parishioners to observe Mother's Day at Christian Church. Events include Bible School at 9:30, morning services at 10:30, choir practice, and a 2:00 Junior Meeting. Wear a white flower, pledge loyalty to mothers, and escort them to church. Prizes for youngest and oldest mother. Weather permitting, birds will sing. Call minister by Saturday night for elderly mothers needing transport.
Harve Riggins and son Harold drove to Odon Thursday. Minard Smiley and family went to Loogootee Wednesday. Mrs Harve Riggins and daughter Hazel went to Eaglesville Thursday. J L Cunningham and wife drove to Odon Saturday. Hazel Riggins stayed with Homer Myers and wife Thursday night. Minard Smiley family visited Charles Gimlin and wife Sunday. Maggie Hart and Blanche Hardy visited Seth Hart and family Saturday night and Sunday. Dale Gimlin visited Robert Trueblood Sunday. John Trueblood family visited Will Trueblood family Sunday. Charles Gimlin family visited Addison Kidwell and wife Sunday evening. C E Smiley is on the sick list. Charles Trueblood family and Lester saw J L Cunningham family Sunday. W S Smiley family visited Curtis Smiley family Sunday. Johnnie Ashof Montgomery visiting his uncle Jacob Gimlin. Mrs Alex Clark and daughter Sarah visited W H Clark family Monday and James Stuffle and wife near Eaglesville Tuesday. Charley Gimlin went to Washington Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Callahan left Tuesday to visit relatives and friends in Spencer Elliotsville Bloomington and Marion giving a glimpse of travel ties across communities.
The article explains that while the President does not carry a personal flag, he is symbolically marked as commander in chief by two flags. The army flag displays the U S coat of arms in red, while the navy flag resembles it in color and is flown when the president is aboard a naval vessel or under naval escort.
The hospitable family welcomes guests with ease and generosity. It adapts to visitors without special preparation and shows tempered judgments and charitable impulses. Strangers feel absorbed and treated as part of the home, receiving its best in return.
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