15 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
3
Sunday services listed with Sunday school at 9 50 Junior meeting at 2 00 Senior Y P C U at 6 00 and preaching subjects at 10 30 God in Human Life and 7 00 She Lost Christ W E Snyder pastor invited to attend
Preaching morning and evening with subjects Keeping even with Christ and The Ministry of Jesus Illustrated. Special music, Sunday School 9 30 a m, Junior C E 2 00 p m, Endeavor 7 15 Thursday evening. You are welcomed to all these services. H A Turney, Pastor.
Sunday school 9 30 preaching 10 30 class meeting 11 50 to 12 00 am junior league 2 00 pm preaching 7 00 pm Young people invited to Sunday night services topics of special interest Prayer meeting Thursday night league Sunday night Pastor C C Lowther
Tobe Burris shot and killed H. I. Israel in the mining town streets on Monday and then fled the scene. The incident adds to Linton's alleged string of crimes as the investigation continues.
Rural notes recount Sunday visits among neighbors Elisha Stuffel E W Dyal Bramble Burns City and Cornetta ville. Herschel Kamp heads to Bradford Kutch coal mines. Community fundraiser aims to draw crowds Saturday. Harvey Rigging Ezra Swayze buy boiler corn burrs to start corn meal and crushed feed production.
In Elnora, the son of Mr and Mrs Adam Vondersmith was badly burned on face and arms while near a gasoline stove. A burner outage caused dripping fuel to ignite, clothes caught, Mrs Wandersmith smothered flames and carried water to extinguish fire on wallpaper. doctor says burns not serious.
The Walsh trial begins in Chicago before Judge A B Anderson on a 160 count indictment alleging misappropriation of about 3 million dollars from the defunct Chicago National Bank. He allegedly diverted deposits with insufficient security, and the government hinges on Chicago National Bank books, which Walsh refused to produce. He is revealed as owner or partial owner of multiple railways and coal firms and banking houses.
Keck the Jeweler and Optician assures readers that properly ground lenses tailored to individual eyes prevent harm. He warns against guesswork and promises careful selection to minimize mistakes, emphasizing the importance of expert fitting.
Warman Woodling a farmer from Vac Buren township sues James McGee for $1,000 alleging assault on September 23 with cuts bruises and injuries to body and mind. Woodling a former Daviess county legislator lives six miles south of Oden.
Dialogue from the Syracuse Post Standard notes a candid exchange about control in marriage. A man asks if a husband should permit his wife to direct affairs while the other replies with self reflection.
A Chicago Record-Herald quips about aging and cosmetics noting the weatherproof quality of the face preparation. The brief overheard exchange probes vanity and beauty standards in a society column tone.
Alex East longtime proprietor of the Central hotel at Elnora moved to Newberry on Tuesday. J B Beck from Illinois is named the new proprietor.
Luther Tomey and Lula Ketchem wed at the bride’s parents east of Elnora in the evening with about thirty relatives present. Rev Hutchens officiated in the Elnora M E church area. Jess Wilson and Maud Parsely also married at the bride’s parents in Elnora with Rev Ross conducting the ceremony.
Mrs J W Brill hosted fourteen Elnora Thimble club ladies at her West Elnora residence Wednesday evening for a dinner. Out of town guests included Mrs Alfus Smithers of Lafayette and Mrs J C Fairhurst of Plainville. She plans to move to Plainville as Mr Brill is in business there. Before departure, guests presented a Haviland China plate to the hostess.
Murrit Wizard of Elnora visited Tuesday and may enter the high school here. Mildred Culmer was absent sick. Beatrice Hayes in Second Year Literature class discussed a prompt about a fight, with Dean Roberts and Prof Callaben weighing in on the term.
Dorothy Dix notes that the belief marriages are heavenly gifts is popular in America. She argues it harms women who rely on fate rather than actively seeking spouses, noting the unequal distribution of husbands and the responsibility lies with those seeking matches.
The piece notes that Spanish peasants and gentlemen showcase etiquette and humor, contrasting provincial dandyism with urban fashion. It observes how Spanish town hats mock provincial headgear, while a foreign city hat would provoke resentment if it laughed, reflecting social manners in Spain.
An old shoe maker explains bunions arise when footwear is too tight. He argues growing feet push tissue and bone into misaligned clumps, creating bunions as the natural growth is diverted to the easiest path. The Philadelphia North American quotes the remark.
A classroom cartoon shows a teacher questioning Willie about combing his hair. Willie replies he has no cap to keep his hair neat, joking that buying one would force him to keep it combed. The dialogue ends with a quip about portraits blending caricature and light humor.
The notice reports John Allen born in April 1818 in Daviess County died Monday at his daughter’s home in Washington from burns suffered last Saturday. It notes he grew up with the country and played a leading role in its advancement.
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