11 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
1
The readable text fragment reflects a jumble of letters numbers and placeholding punctuation. It includes scattered names and terms such as Pawel and Pes Luge but lacks coherent event details or context. The item appears to be an unreadable snippet from a larger news page.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Wyoming page shows garbled phrases and scattered letters. The readable portions offer no clear events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Edith Crooke and Merrii aml daughter PL AL Winkiepleck. References to visiting, attendances, and a Neanbate event appear without clear dates or context. Further readable details are limited and names are inconsistently presented.
A fragmented report notes Mac Flinn and others attending a wedding with guests including Peavy and Mr. Peavy present. The text references Shuggy, Hegiber, and Mem e as part of the guest list while unclear details hint at celebrations and social gathering dynamics.
The obituary notes John Garrity, age about forty, died recently and was buried in Terre Haute. The service was held Wednesday afternoon with many attendees from local families and connections, including Elka Gai Pelleacs and others associated with Free and Accepted Masons of Gedford.
Miss Gladys McWilliams of Washington announces engagement to Mr Rightmeyer of Auburn New York. The wedding is planned for late month. Miss McWilliams is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Myers. Alex Willien and Martha Myers are noted relatives in Washington.
Jeo Teapenhager died in a hospital on Vicarsday morning after brain trouble. He was about sixty years old and had lived in the area many years. Services were held at the Poppenhager home with a large turnout of friends and floral tributes reflecting the community's esteem.
Jesse Herron died at home in Marison township on a Friday after a long illness. He was born in 1822 in Reataoxse Marcel Lith and moved to Indiana as a child, later living in Lawrence and Thaviess counties. He married Mary Anne Shield in 1845, had four children, and endured two wives with the latter dying in 1960. He joined Pleasant Hill church, became a charter Baptist member at Friendship, and was buried in Pleasant Hill cemetery after a funeral led by A W Arford.
The Southern Indiana Railway, part of the Walsh holdings, was sold last Thursday to the Chicago Clearinghouse Association and the First Trust and Savings Company of New York for 81 million 250 thousand dollars. The Chicago Southern and related Walsh holdings at Quaker Hill Illinois will form the northern division of the Chicago and Southern Railway. Receiver Myron J. Carpenter will become president of the new board of directors.
News from Seymour reports the Rev Festus A Steele former pastor of the First M E church in Seymour is gravely ill with typhoid fever and regarded as hopeless. He was recently promoted to the superintendency of the Sex and son moor district by the M E conference. He has a wife.
Sunday marked the twelfth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ragle. Relatives surprised them with a big noon dinner at the Ragle home, with baskets filled for a pleasant afternoon and enjoyable meal.
Chas. Toon Herman Sears Alf Helms and Web Bair employed at Jasonville came home Monday to vote. They returned Tuesday morning.
November Farm Journal shares advice on storing ladders under cover with paint, applying manure to raspberries currants and gooseberries, hoeing and cultivating strawberry beds, filling apple barrels to leave an inch headspace, mulching strawberries when the ground freezes, staking young trees without chafing tracks, using cloth or leather to protect ties, and plowing a drainage furrow between tree rows for wet ground.
We thank the Odor fire department and the friends and neighbors who worked diligently to prevent our home from being destroyed by fire. All Chinn and family.
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