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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
2
The notice advises writing to soldiers with full American Army post in France and warns against using initials. It urges early coal orders for winter, recalls Indiana pioneers, and questions if the Kaiser consulted Americans before the war. It ends with reassurance that once the war ends, letters will reach the recipient.
Indiana Thrift Stamp Week runs May 27 to June 3 with statewide planning by W S S workers. Advertising materials will be distributed to newspapers county chairs and publicity heads in prospectus form for quick use and ready shipment.
Advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional blood disease and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal medicine acting on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available by mail from I. H. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
Shively and Iiss EM traveled to Indianapolis on Monday in a brief regional move. The purpose and details of the trip are not specified in the accessible text.
Mrs Anna Poindexter and daughter Flossie were called on Tuesday Mrs Aden Long and daughter Beulah were at Elnora Wednesday Mrs Fred Trosper spent Wednesday with Mrs Elizabeth Borden Aden Long is recovering from illness Londa Becker bought a new dodge Roscoe Stewart spent the end of the week with his sister Mrs Abner LeMasters near Plainville Jeff Luv and daughter Doll were at Plainville Friday Miss Mabel Borden and Flossie Poindexter were at Plainville Saturday Fred Trosper and family visited relatives near Plainville Saturday night and Sunday James A Stewart made a business trip to Plainville Saturday Miss Dollie Lay spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Belle Boyd Mr and Mrs Eliott Flinn and sons Damon spent Sunday with Ben Chestnut and family.
A collection of quirky remarks on military security bigamy German geography and social norms. The snippets joke about army life marriage laws Dutch lowlands and a humorous complaint about laundry causing gauze under shirts to starch.
Miss Opha Summerville visited from Saturday to Monday with her brother W T Summerville and family. Mrs Robert Hart and children of Washington spent the past week with her parents Mrs and Mrs JONES. Miss Thelma Dookins visited Sunday afternoon with Hazel Carr. Mrs Anna Storas of Buros City returned home after a week here with Ai Toon and family. Abe Dobbins spent weekend with his parents. Mrs Micilie Meeks spent ten days with her parents Y R Neerimer at Odon. Mare Ruth and Vernon and Mrs Anna Storms spent Friday with Joseph Carr and family. Abe Dobbins spent Sunday with Starlin Pruete. Joseph Carr was at Odon Wednesday.
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