Three Months Payable in Advance of Song
A compact notice states payment is required three months in advance for a song related service. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
2
A compact notice states payment is required three months in advance for a song related service. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
A service change between the Inter State and Co operative Telephone Systems was discontinued this week along with toll long distance. Rumors abound about the cause while no clear reason has emerged for the break in service. The article urges establishing a reliable telephone system that can deliver.
The writer argues against pleasing everyone and dodging conflicts to avoid enemies. It stresses that people have a right to their own opinions and that true independence comes from standing firm rather than appeasing every differing view.
Instructions on handling clothing fires emphasize moving to open air or a safe area, avoiding inhalation, and using rugs coats or quilts to smother flames. Do not pull clothing off. instead throw nearby fabric over the person and smother flames, then roll on the floor to extinguish.
Two farmers debate the value of local ads. One argues ads fund papers, saving readers money, while the other concedes ads bring business opportunities and invite merchants to engage with farmers.
A high school teacher named Miss Susie Fries resigned from teaching duties effective immediately.
Local residents and families spent Sundays visiting relatives and friends across Shiloh and nearby areas including Chestnut, Lamb, Overton, Barley, and Kelsey. Numerous households hosted guests such as Miss Nettie Smith, Amy Overton, and Gertrude Garten, with church attendance noted at Epsom.
Residents and visitors pass through, marry, visit, and travel in the Burns City region. Events include marriages at Shoals, family visits from McCameron and Colorado, a Wilson dinner for 43 guests, and a regional mail carrier change.
Mrs Clara Thompson of Jasonville visited her parents Mr and Mrs A P Wade. Miss Katie Myers of Terre Haute visited her aunt Mrs Lafe Chestnunt. Elza and Gladys Grove visited relatives in the river bottoms Friday. Fd Goostee was on the sick list Saturday. Bert Holstein will move to Elnora shortly. J A Groves and family visited G W Tomey Sunday. Friends and relatives surprised Mr and Mrs Wade for their 22nd wedding anniversary with a dinner.
Local social column records visits and gatherings across Epsom Eaglesville Odon and surrounding towns. Numerous guests include Miss Pearl Padgett Miss Lura Ice Miss Zelda Sims and Miss Gladis Flinn with extended family as they share Sunday dinners and a farewell party. Other entries note travel to Arkansas Washington and Montgomery on various errands and high school events.
Residents and visitors share illnesses visits and weekend travel in Raglesville. Mrs Rhoda Toon remains ill at daughter Mrs Hiram Sims home while Mrs Sarah Overton shows improvement. Numerous neighbors Mr and Mrs Wadsworth Clark Woodruff and families are mentioned with social visits and local business from Loogootee to Martin County.
Marsh W F Litherland visited Plainville. J A Stewart made a business trip to Elnora. Basil Shaffer of Slnora visited Monday. Walter Russell from near Washington visited John Russell family. Mr and Mrs Noble Callahan went to Elnora Saturday. Mrs Henry Feindexter and daughter Flossie visited Poindexter parents near Hattery Eaglesville. Eliia Litherland spent Sunday at James Bennett Plainville. Mr and Mrs Willis Hoover and cons George and Marion visited Edward Norris Sunday. Mrs William Chestnut near Shiloh visited Ben Chestnut family Tuesday. Ira Risley near Plainville passed through Sunday. Mrs Cordia Cor and Dorothy visited J A Stewart family Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Miller of Elnora passed through Saturday. Patent Poindexter of Montgomery was here Sunday. Curtis Borden busy shipping turkeys this week. Mrs L Bell Dorsey ill but better. Several from here have attended.
Miss Edith Masters of Odon visited her brother Edgar. Masters and family Tabitha Parker spent Friday afternoon with Mass Jane Grove.
EPSOM notes list John Groves and family visiting G W Tomey and family on Sunday with Dick Myers at Epsom Monday. Mrs Anna Dow of Oden visits her daughter Bertha Myers. Bill Hand visits his kin. Miss Edith Wilkey of Concord is mentioned among names.
In Scotland the supper gathering drew a total of 343 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cunningham visited Theodore Henderson. Miss Inez Jamison spent Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Isenogle near Lyons. Ed Dobbs traveled to Indianapolis on business. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sears of Odon attended Sunday night church. Miss Kris Crooke and Miss Elsie McElroy visited Maggie J Dobbins on Sunday.
River bottom farm of 150 acres all in cultivation priced at 85 dollars per acre. Owner J. C. Lee. Contact 516 N. Meridian St., Washington, Indiana.
Sheriff Harmon’s office at the courthouse witnessed a Saturday marriage between Charles Schaefer a 75 year old retired Petersburg merchant and Nancy Cochran 61 of Plainville. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Henry Denbo of Plainville. Schaefer’s former wife died in 1911 and her former husband in 1907.
The notice advises testing hair health by pulling a hair to inspect the bulb. White bulbs indicate disease and need for treatment, pink and full bulbs indicate health. Rexall 93 Hair Tonic is offered free if unsatisfactory, claimed to combat dandruff and scalp issues.
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