Local News Roundup From Odon Area
The note filled local items include residents visiting relatives in El-nora and Washington, moves between farms, church services by Rev M S Taylor, and travel from J. Garten area. Hotel Grand now run by George and Willa Hughes, and various calls to buy at Gwartney’s with bargains on groceries and clothing. Thanksgiving plans and local events noted along with several trips to Washington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Willa Hughes
Grand Hotel
Taylor
M. E
Good Hope
Local Weddings and Visitors Highlight Sunday in Farlen
Farlen notes show multiple visitors from Red Shoe Martin county and Odon. Weddings include Rescon Karl and Rebecca Laughlin at the bride’s home with Rev John Smith officiating, and John Hubbard and Mary Lee on a local wedding. A Bible Institute led by S H Huffman and N M McGuire begins Monday at Mt Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bechtel
Red Shoe
J. M. Stotts
Martin County
W. LH. McCarter
Mt. Olive
Effie Stotts
Odon
Daniel Rankin
Washington
Ed Stotts
Hannah Dobson
Rowe
Indian Springs
Zeta Stotts
Harvey Suey
Rescon Karl
Rebecca A. Laughlin
John Smith
Eaglesville
John Hubbard
Farlen
Mary Lee
Barr Township
Bible Institute
S. H. Huffman
Seymour
N. M. McGuire
Sullivan
Wedding Delayed by Missed Train in El nora
Henry Miller of two and a half miles south of El nora rushed to obtain a license in Washington to wed Mollie Ketcham. The freight train delayed, the wedding slipped to the next day as Miller fought traffic from Plainville to El nora, arriving about seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Henry Miller
Washington
Ncessary
Mollie Ketcham
Elnors
Tie
Trai
Plainville
Miller
Death Takes Algern Webster In Odon
Algern Webster of Linton died Wednesday morning at eleven after a three week typhoid illness. He was 25 at death, married to Flo Callahan in 1895 and father to four children. Services were held Thursday at the Webster home with burial at Walnut Hill cemetery. He leaves a wife two children a father mother three brothers and a sister. Nancy Plummer wife of William Plummer died Wednesday of consumption near here after a long illness. She was a Baptist and leaves a father mother two brothers a sister a husband and three children. Funeral was Thursday at the Plummer home with burial at McOlive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
Algern Webster
Linton
Ziba Webster
Flo Callahan
M. E. Church
M.S .Taylor
Webster
Elnora Street
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Nancy Plummer
William Plummer
Here
The
Baptist Church
John
Curtis York
Ned Plummer
J. W. Gilley
Mc. Olive
RAGLESVILLE NOTES AND FAMILY EVENTS
Surnames and short items from Raglesville include the arrival of a baby girl to Dr and Mrs Elrod, names like Char Clark and Miss Lavina Wadsworth visiting, and residents moving or traveling between nearby towns. An oyster supper at the M E church Thanksgiving night raises funds for house improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. E Church
New Cloaks and Boots at Bargain Prices
Local ad lists new cloaks at 20 ing Hayes with fleece lined undergarments and winter footwear at low prices from Abraham Shoe Store. Also offers Rubber and Felt boots from Ball Brand and asks debts to be settled by November 15. Harry Crooke promotes farm land loans and WC Garten pays cash for hides bones and junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Shoe Store
Lamb Sentenced After New Trial Motion Overruled
Harley Lamb faced sentence after the court overruled his motion for a new trial. Judge Houghton ordered Lamb taken to Jeffersonville to serve a term of two to twenty one years following the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Lamb
Houghton
Lamb
Jefersonville
Bedford firm wins gravel road contract in Washington township
Clark and Woods of Bedford secured the gravel road contract for Washington township with a bid of 70560 dollars, about 3000 dollars below the estimated cost. Elmore township seeks gravel roads and residents presented a petition to the county commissioners. T. M. Sears and S. A. Whitman named viewers and Grant Faith engineer assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark & Woods of
Bedford
Washington Township
Elmore Township
T. M. Sears
S. A. Whitman
Money to loan on improved farms and offices
Money to loan on improved farms and office properties. Financial services advertise lending options with competitive terms and quick approvals through Odon Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oqdon Journal
CIDER Available Wednesdays and Thursdays at Neckemer & Webster
Local notice announces cider production on Wednesdays and Thursdays at Neckemer and Webster in don, Indiana. It mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for bile and digestive issues and notes Z Webster sells them. The ad closes with a slogan about not being ashamed of hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neckemer & Webster
Don
Ind
Chamberlain
Z Webster
Hallans Love Tomatoes and Italian Kitchen Traditions
The text highlights Italians valuing tomatoes highly and tending them like precious fruit. It notes housewives growing tomatoes for sauce to accompany spaghetti and mentions a gardener earning pin money from selling produce. It also references peppers and Italian culinary traditions shaping daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Hbosgou
Village Blacksmith Credit for Saving Child S Life
A Grahameville New York village blacksmith claims his five year old son’s life was saved by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He notes quick mucus dissolution and no danger from opium, urging use for croup symptoms and recommending it for infants and adults. Z Webster sells the remedy along with Bitter apples and ram toon hair tonic.
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HH. E. Black
Grahameville
Sullivan Co
N. Y
Chamberlain
Z. Webster
E. S. Phipps
Poteau
Ark
Aule
Color Theory Returns to Flora and Tower Coloring
A florist cites a law of flower coloring limiting pigments to red blue and yellow within the same species. Two colors may appear together but not all three. examples include red and yellow roses but no blue, and similar constraints in verbenas and pansies. The passage ends with a stray exchange about money.
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Viel
Retire of Final Settlement in Munnaw Estate
Notice in Mainess Circuit Court October Term 1901 that the executor of the estate of Abraham Munnaw has presented a final settlement and is seeking discharge from duties. The text indicates a probate proceeding and the filing of the executor’s accounts for review and approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Munnaw
Mainess
Abraham Muniaw
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GC. E. O'Dell
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J. M. Plindman
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Ertil Plindman
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C. B
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Green County
Reason Skomp
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Jack
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Chas. Itskn
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Y. P. C. U. Convention
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Burns City
Mary Waldron
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Paragon
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Hee
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Harry If Crooke
W C Garten
Good Road News
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Ressen Bennett
A Lagies’ Magazine
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Teyms
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York
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ANTI
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Buffalo
Gorvkt
O.aishow & CO
Foley
Assey Colleges
Sealsville
Montgomery
Ala
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Coiumbus
End
Birmingham
Als
Jacksonville
Fia
Odon, Indiana
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Furniture House
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Peur
Jon
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