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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references experiments and medical themes, noting mentions of physicians, therapies, and investigations. The readable portions hint at research discussions and publications without clear events or names.
A fragmented sketch recounts the Porter family's life and influence in a rural community. It mentions residences, notable events, and family ties across generations, with references to places, roads, and local landmarks shaping their story.
The Christian Church announces revival meetings starting Sunday morning with Bro Crabb and his wife as speakers. Thursday 7:00 choir practice and Friday 7:00 Bible School. The community is urged to attend and support the event.
The notice states that wzo Services the Canon Poiiaseivil will be laid at the OL Bochureh Thursday for a religious service. Rev. Trasty will deliver the address, and attendees are urged to observe the duty to attend.
Sunday school at eight thirty thirty, Junior Sunday school at two, Christian Endeavor at six, preaching at ten thirty and seven, Rev Hobson leads. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at seven, choir practice Friday at seven.
The first quarterly conference of Ogden Charde will be held at Pleasant Hill Church. Supt. W. E. Snyder will preach Sunday evening at 7:00 followed by the conference Monday morning at 9:00.
Sunday program at Pleas ant Hill church drew a good crowd despite bad weather. Speakers delivered well prepared addresses that were well received. About sixty people from Oden traveled by autos, private conveyances, and band wagon to attend.
Rev CE Spore of Oakland City on furlough from China delivered a Monday night address at the United Brethren church on mission work and China stages. The talk was well received by attendees.
In Qdon a townwide Thanksgiving service is planned for Thanksgiving morning at 1 30. The Christian church pastor Trusty will preach with other pastors taking part. Families are urged to attend and give thanks to God. An offering will aid the poor and sick in the community. The church furnace has been repaired so attendance won’t be affected by heat issues.
Misses Lillie Crager and Exie Nugent and Messrs. Richard Smeltzer and Edward Nimnick of Washington were in town Friday night to attend the dance.
Mr and Mrs F M Bales visited Ed Kindred and family of Elnora Wednesday. Henry Campbell and family moved to Sugarland Wednesday. Albert Buzan and daughter Bertha. Nelson Myers and sister Verna. Mr and Mrs Leonard Bissey Miss Killion and Charles Tomey joined the K and L of 3S at Cornettsville Thursday night. The oyster supper given by the domestic science class Friday night was largely attended. Mrs Eas Scott and sons attended the sale at Odon Saturday. Harley Fiddler of near Elnora was the guest of George Fiddler Sunday. A large attendance was at New Bethel Sunday night to hear Rev spore of China. Born to Mrs Freedly Poindexter a son. Henry and James Wathen drove to Loosootee Saturday to see their brother on the sick list.
Ross Freeman promotes a cleaning and pressing service using a modern dry cleaning process to extend clothing life. Expect noticeably improved results from professional care.
Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway timetable fragment lists northbound and southbound schedules. partial station names include Seymour, Oden, Bedford, and Terre Haute with times noted in p.m. and a.m. offerings, though many entries are garbled.
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises constitution building, and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials and dealer listings.
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