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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
6
The notice outlines ad rates on application and Tuesday timing, with a list of upcoming articles for soldiers youth and farmers. It mentions items like "Pitzburauh Lea's Escape" and "Out of the Jaws of Math" among others in a periodical section.
Weelleam Fl Bunch of Steele township seeks the treasurer post in Daviese county as a Republican candidate. George Godwin of Reene township is also a candidate for Treasurer in Dawigss enunts. The meet follows the Hopabhican party conventions.
Henry H Seprit of Van Buren township enters the race as a candidate for county commissioner from the second district. He challenges the Republican party decision and seeks nomination.
M Q Pate reports local notes from Eaglesville. J Cundzham and wife, living south of here, were guests in Leogootee Saturday.
A stream of short items from Burns City includes visits by O P Allen and others, a railroad trestle fire near Ntoy siding, social and church news, lodging and travel to Indianapolis, awards and contracts, a near drowning incident involving a two year old, and various community activities and personal visits across nearby towns.
Nearly all farmers finish corn gathering in Pleasant Hill. John A. Mumaw learns telephones. Jackson Boyd builds a new house. Families visit relatives in the area, with many Sunday calls to Walter Dove Levi Christenberry Jacob Pershing and others. Local supervisor works on roads as Rev Snyder and family visit.
Thomas T. Wilson visited Indiana polis Monday. Hayden Raney from Washington is in town visiting friends. Miss Nettie Bell returned there after a visit at Longootee. Mr and Mrs John Eads of Emorg are here visiting. Mrs Zed Banham of Washington visited Thursday. George Osmon and family passed through Sunday. Mrs Eforenes McDonald hosted carpet rag tacking Thursday for neighbors. Mr and Mrs John McAdams will celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary Thursday November 23. Vin Wilson of Bethany visited Sunday.
Notices state businesses will close from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. Customers are advised to conduct business before or after the closure and not to pressure merchants to violate their obligations.
The First National Bank installed a new safe on Tuesday. It is small but sturdy with four inch steel walls a screw door and time lock plus a ten year guarantee against regular wear. The safe sits in the bank’s fire proof vault. officials invite inspection of the new acquisition.
Farmers finish shred ding corn this week. Daniel Kenney and family from Van Buren township visited Sunday. Kenney party hunted with Ross Malone Ed Harmon and Ora Pilkington from Odon. Charles Plummer improves the new store. Earl Kelsey injured a horse on barbed wire Monday. Laughlin couple from Odon visited J G Taylor Tuesday evening. Teachers in the area visiting among themselves. Andrew Armstrong leads turkey reising with over 0 pounds. Or Taylor attended business in Epsom Monday.
Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9:50 a.m. and preaching by Pastor H A Turney at 10:30 a.m. with the subject What Part of Christ's Commission is Most Binding Special music and Junior and Christian Endeavor at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Thursday. You are welcome to all services.
An infant son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Browning died yesterday morning. The funeral was conducted by Rev S O Dorsey at the home at two yesterday afternoon. Burial followed at Walnut Hill cemetery.
Levi Dunlap and Mary Agnes McCoy were married Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the home of Mr and Mrs John Burrell on Spring Street. Rev S O Dorsey officiated with a small circle of relatives and intimate friends present.
Three men suspected of robbing the Sandborn bank and attempting the First National Bank here were tracked to Lima Ohio by Pinkerton detectives Sunday. The robbers, described as determined, fought hard and fired about fifty shots but initially escaped capture.
A caller asks why the recipient did not inform them about being out of town last week. The message notes a telephone number 62 and an Interstate reference.
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