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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
7
A string of brief items lists visits, travel, and family moves. Miss Fic Stolley returns from Pach, W. iteman travels to Bicknell, Rev. St. Shake in Vincennes, J. Cox and Seal on business, and many others visit relatives or attend events in Vincennes, Bloomfield, Martinsville, and nearby towns.
Graham and Nina form a bond on a remote island after Graham’s wife vanishes. A storm, a rushed wedding, and a hidden infant seal their fates. When the wife returns, Nina realizes the doomed outcome as Graham gazes toward her on a cliff and she leaps to death.
The Lincoln System supplies entertainment for the first Elmore Chautauqua Aug 28 to Sept 2. Six days promise interesting sessions with a large crowd and a busy week ahead.
A church announces a sermon at 7 30 PM on Friday with the Pentecost theme. The public is invited to attend all services.
Minister C Howard Buchanan conducts preaching on the 2nd and 4th Lord's Days. Bible School Sunday morning at 9 30. Christian Endeavor meeting on the 3rd Lord's Day at 7 15 p m. All are invited to every service.
Do not rely on harsh laxatives. Rexall Orderlies help with headaches biliousness piles and bad breath caused by inactive bowels. Sold only by The Odon Drug Co. at 10 cents per box.
PMTGWR Rey McMillion and son Lloyd visited relatives at Sandborn Sunday. Mrs John Barker and children from near Covington Inn visit Mr and Mrs Geo Hackler. Geo Killion left for Indianapolis to work. Frank Dyer of Sandborn visited Rev S H Dyer and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Hackler and Mrs John Barker attended a birthday dinner at Rosiesville Tuesday. Rev SH Deer visiting relatives at Westonalia. Many attended Cabot races at Indianapolis. The ball game was called off last Sunday due to rain. Will probably play Plainville Sunday.
Parcel post listing shows a variety of plants and seeds available including tomatoes cabbage cauliflower eggplants mangos peppers sweet potatoes asters cannas vincas gladiolus coleus and geraniums. For orders contact Enora Indiana via phone 44.
Mrs Gmer bisener Tearenaests visited her parents Mr and Mrs Patterson on Thursday. Ira Patterson and Calvin Perkins attended Plainville on Thursday. Ethel Grove returned home near Epsom Friday. Wm Patterson and son Ira were in Washington Friday. Calvin Perkins and family visited relatives near Epsom last week. Rain prompts farmers to replant corn.
A Sunday visit by Mr. and Mrs. Will Henderson and family to John Henderson. Local families, including the Nebolds and Nicholsons, shared news of visits and attendance at Leeshtham county commencement. A Terre Haute trip for students and a Friday social featured many local youths and a long list of attendees with photos taken by Jim Mortland. Charles A. Sims of Elmore township pens a letter to the Indianapolis Star defending German perspective amid war sentiment and criticizing Washington's stance on entering war.
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