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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
2
Delightful weather for studying as Miss Leona Inman enters school. Prof McCarter to meet students he failed in music Tuesdays and Wednesdays 4 to 4:30 pm. Delta Tau Literary Society program set for Nov 4 with songs, recitations, duets, and speeches.
Ona Summerville and many others are listed as visiting or traveling to and from Odon Indiana with dates and places such as Plainville Bedford Indianapolis Terre Haute Washington Newberry Burns City and Danville. Community events include social at Baylesville Holyrood and a Danner opera house show.
Mrs Rosalie Haverstock wife of Ly unn Haverstock died at her home three miles northeast of here Monday of consumption aged 26 years 11 months and 17 days. She leaves one child. Funeral services were at Union Chapel Tuesday 10 30 morning with burial in a nearby cemetery.
Friday program features songs and readings focused on forgiveness with John O Dnell on forgiveness and Miss Morris Sargent illustrating its extent. Performances include solo by Mrs Lowther recitations by Miss Lela Crooke a duet by Miss Sommers and J K McCarter and instrument numbers by Miss Clyda Arten and Orpha Stomm.
The Daviess County Republican ticket wins by wide margins led by John C. Chaney. Party figures report state ticket pluralities near 39,000 with district counts showing Chaney ahead by 290 in one district and a Republican tilt in the lower house. Governor Hanly seeks reform support as New York races show Hughes leading by about 52,000 votes.
Bellview reports Mrs. Taylor and son Willis from Elnora visiting Mrs. James Wilson. George Drummond and Riley Wilson stopped in from Washington. Families including Frank Mitchell and kin passed through on Sunday. Wesley Myers visited his father at Eaglesville. C L Bower and family were seen locally. Leonard Stagg traveled to Odon. Mr and Mrs D Hy Courtney went to Washington on Saturday. Walter Reardap of Bailes seen here Saturday. North bound E and I freight halted due to hot box. Susan Wilson spent Sunday with her parents John and Mrs Young of Elnora. Dentor Hale and Evaline Hale also passed through. John Hastings and wife visited his parents Joseph and wife of Mud Pike. Scott Hardin and wife with Court Court ney and wife and several nieces and nephews were entertained at John Schwartz’s home in Mud Pike.
The Cc W B M held a regular monthly meeting at 7 00 p m on Wednesday November 14 1906 Devotional by Mrs A Pickett an instrumental solo by Miss Effie Shively five minute talks covered the day’s object importance plan for growth the offering and new members with topics by Mrs Lizzie Garten Mrs Lizzie Callahay Mrs Laura McNeely Mrs Sallie Hueston and Mrs M C Turney a general discussion and plans followed
Morning and evening services by Pastor H Turney with subjects Peter Pilote Christ at 10 40 a m and Three Steps and the Fourth at 7 p m Special music Sunday School at 930 a m Jr GC at 200 p m P8C EB Thursday 700 p m Regular missionary meeting Wednesday November 14 See program elsewhere
O M Smiley and family express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who offered sympathy and contributions after a fire destroyed their home and contents.
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the malpractice suit Grover Bowman vs Drs. DeMotte and Rankin, moved from this county to Sullivan, leaving the case unsettled.
Arthur Phipps returned from Greene county last week and Willie Hubbard came back from Terre Haute early this week. Mr and Mrs Daniel Kelsey of Van Buren visited Karl Kelsey on Sunday. The Stotts couple spent Sunday with relatives near Epsom. Len Walters and family visited early in the week. Mrs J B Phipps returned from Illinois this week. Homer Brown and Miss Ethel Woltf ord of Newberry visited Grant Sipes.
The undersigned agree to close their places of business all day Sunday starting November 11. This notice indicates a shared Sunday closing for May, with Sime and Callahan as signatories.
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