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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
2
The diary entries recount a week of rustic mischief and family moments. Teedler teetering between childhood antics and adult realities, with Jake, pa, ma, and neighbors shaping daily life through simple events and questions about trust, work, and manners.
Mrs Joseph Carr received a letter from her son Ray who has been in France for eighteen months. He reports arrival safely from overseas and states he is now at Camp Devens Massachusetts in good health. Local social visits noted include John Matthews and son Ep som, Ray Connell and Marie Toon, Mrs Abe Cunningham of Gden, Mort Dobbins family, Dan Porter of Elnora, Iva Pruett with Marie Toon, Mort Dobbins family at Rufus Laughlins, Rosa Andis returning from Burns City visit, Elmer Stickles family near Mineral traveling through town.
Sunday School 9:30 Junior Endeavor 2:00 Christian Endeavor 6:45 Choir rehearsal Tuesday 6:45 Preaching 10:30 Sunday Bethany 2:30 W M A Otterbein Guild give program Friday night Christian Endeavor Anniversary Evening service. Intermediate meet 7:00 Sunday night at church Members must attend Missionary play recalled meeting moved to U B church.
EPSOM A. C. Myers and son Roscoe made a business trip to Washington Mon day. G. W. Tomey and son Chas. drove to Plainville Tuesday. W. H. and Harvey Scott drove to Washington Monday. Chas. Wilson has purchased a new truck. W. V. Hagar drove to Montgom ery Thursday. Dr. W. O. McKittrick made a professional call here Friday. Gorman Pickard moved to Worthing ton Wednesday. Frank Brock spent Tuesday with Joseph Myers. If you have any bees and want to get rid of them notify W. H. Scott and Orbey Wathem. W. T. Scott drove to Plainville Saturday. Roscoe and Joseph Myers, Don Keller and David McCall called on Chas. Tomey Sunday evening. Mrs. Ida Keller called on Mrs F.N. Keller Sunday.
First Christian Church bulletin notes Bible school 9 30 am with 138 attendees and a 4 86 offering. Worship 10 40 am with Lord's Supper and sermon The Church at Sardis. Tuesday 8 pm evangelistic and Thursday 7 45 Teachers meeting. Visitors Mr Mrs James Buchanan of New Brunswick Canada attend worship. Loyal Gleaners and mens class honors listed. Mother's Day service drew a large crowd.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies not local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as a blood purifier with tonics that act on mucous surfaces, endorsed by physicians, with testimonials available, and sold by Druggists for 75 cents. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Mammoth Jack Size and Quality number 5013 will be available for inspection at Poplar Hill Farm located five miles southwest of Odon. Potential buyers may appraise the animal’s stature and quality before any sale or bidding.
A trustee announces weekly office hours in Eaglesville every Saturday and will spend remaining time at residence handling Van Buren township business. John L. Beasley.
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