13 May 1921
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary account notes a Sunday School Convention with names such as Mae Sue Mavans Mette and Helen fronts. Attendees discussed refreshments, Dresden butter, and various speakers including Pickett and Caseer while others are partially legible.
Mrs Mary Boyd died after a period of illness. She attended Good Hope church in Phavelock and was laid to rest at a western cemetery after services led by Reverend Bias Ee Deadbincharce.
The family thanks friends relatives and the choir and the Rev for their support during the death and burial of our mother Mrs. Hort. They extend gratitude for comforting words prayers and acts of kindness shown in this time of grief.
Chester Weems editor of Worthington Times was attacked Friday evening near a business district. Wilkie, arrested on assault and battery charges, allegedly admitted hiring to beat Weems and was later jailed in Bloomfield.
The John Myers Coal Co joined with Brady Flint Coal and Peed Co to supply the entire coal suite of Gordon for one year. The arrangement aims to serve the people of note with a steady coal supply at all times and asks people to leave at Hang, Bw ot cad gil ardars with theron for arrangements.
Seth Sims and Dana Brown, both of Elnora, united in a wedding Sunday afternoon at two in the Chris TS by Ay % taal of CMC at Bicknell. A reception followed at the bride’s sister Mrs CB Garad’s home on Gla West Fourth Street with guests including Mr and Mrs Alfred Stins and others. Miss Brown is a graduate of Indianapolis Conservatory of Music and Purdue University. The couple planned a trip to Kentucky before settling in Elnora.
Lucas of Linton visited in town with Dennis Garten and family. Rexall Store advertises milk, buttermilk, and flour sales, while Miss Ethel Sommers visits Indianapolis and Dayton. Miss Roose Culmer leaves for Brooklyn with brother Russell Dernotte. Slender items mention Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hoss, Miss Fannie Courtney party, and a wallpaper sale. News closes with a tongue in cheek promotion of flour brands under General Nuisance.
Hints of abundant coal at the McCarter mine and mill along Lalor Pike Roads as the Haves Brothers work the site. The fragment notes coal supply and local activity around the mine operation.
Bargain alert for a limited time on a Columbia Grafonla and phonograph accessories. Listings mention reduced prices, a “Gur stuck wont lost loge” phrase, and a plan mailed upon request. Contact A C Hofeer Music Co in Vincennes Indiana for full details.
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