Theodore T. Jones Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
Theodore T. Jones announces his candidacy for county treasurer pending the Republican county nominating convention. He emphasizes fiscal experience and local service as he seeks party support.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
4
Theodore T. Jones announces his candidacy for county treasurer pending the Republican county nominating convention. He emphasizes fiscal experience and local service as he seeks party support.
Governor Marshall sent the final report of the State Board of Accounts charging Z. F. Sweeney, state fisheries and game commissioner from 1908 to 1910, with 7252.88 due to E. E. Earle. The attorney general will sue for the alleged amount after failed settlement attempts with W. A. Debority.
Ralph Rudder of Elnora allegedly cashed two forged checks issued by L A Whitman. The $3.00 check was passed to D Edmundston and the $6.00 to Quilliams Bros. A $14.00 third check was later presented to Quilliams Bros. and then found forged by S A Whitman. Rudder reportedly fled Elnora.
Daviess county common schools hold their eighth grade commencement at the Washinton opera house on Tuesday June 11 at two oclock. The program includes music invocation an address by Ch A Greathouse state superintendent presentation of diplomas and benediction.
Saturday program at the M E church lists devotion led by Mrs B D Smilay. Talks titled The First Orphanage and what it has grown to by Mrs F W Davis Our Orphans by Mrs W T Dearmin A Model Girl by Mrs Lola Cooper Lolo by Miss Martha Sommers followed by a social hour.
A compilation of short items: residents visiting from Elnora and Elliston, trips to Indianapolis for races, visits to Jasonville Kurtz and Bedford. Odon Drug Co. medicine Germozone for chicken diseases. Mrs. Inman and Kathryn Douglas guests in town. Rev. Buchanan's basket dinner at Bedford. several moves and visits to Bloomfield Linton Jasonville and Worthington. county school transport costs and classroom per pupil cost. D W Hayes and others travel for races. Bly's drug store moves and soda fountain setup in Odon.
Jersey results spark a rush toward Roosevelt with sweeping delegate wins. New Jersey seals Roosevelt’s momentum and delegates from Ohio Arizona and South Dakota edge toward his camp as Roosevelt heads toward a potential first ballot nomination. Taft trails with 570 votes claimed by McKinley.
For sale a suburban home new house on 4 acres fenced in a prime location. 180 acres pasture land with water, two houses and a fair barn, much new land, suitable as a stock farm. 60 acres for sale or trade, willing to accept a small tract and cash difference. Encumbrance $600. Also a 105 acre farm for rent with grain rent. See Odon Realty Co.
The thirty-fifth annual Washington high school commencement was held last night with twenty-nine graduates, a smaller class than recent years. Lyceum lecturer John Ralphor delivered the oration. the class list includes Robert Barr Herman Crane Ora Donaldson Don C Faith Donnie Ford Willie Green wood Lucinda Harrod Ralph Hastings Anna Lemmon Farrel Lawhorn Herschel McWilliams Edna Pickett Lillian Rody Russell Wallace Eula Colbert Esse Coffman Jessie Dunbar Ralph Feagans Edith Flick Carrie Greenwood Mary Hastings Hazel Lett Edith Lemmon Elizabeth Bird May Helen Ober George Routt T Smiley W Paul Wallace Wallace Weimer.
Judge J. W. Ogden adjourned the April term of the Daviess circuit court on Saturday afternoon. Many cases were heard, with fewer carried over to the next term than usual. The term ends the summer vacation period, and no sessions will occur in that county until September.
The Union Revival began June 1 and runs through June 2 at the M E church. Rev Roller captivates listeners with compelling sermons and calls all to Christ, while Rev Schoonover leads the music with tireless zeal. A Friday morning service targets youth groups Endeavor and Epworth League.
Miss Flora Clinton and Seaman Chestnut returned to Terre Haute Sunday evening after visiting home folks. Agnes Hackler and Minnie Stanley visited Oll Hinkle's, Jas. Coyle and family. Anna Sellers visited Alf Coyle and family. Oma Wrattan of Ohio visited her sister, Mrs. Bessie Lamb. Doc Byrer and Vence Hoof spent Sunday with Arisson Overton.
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