25 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
1
A long obituary notes the death of a Civil War veteran and states that his widow, Mrs. A. F. Ingalls, survived by three sons and two daughters. It mentions service at the Soldiers Home, burial at Marion cemetery, and ties to the community around Odion and Bloomington. The piece lists attendees and tributes from local families.
Obituary notice for Mrs. Marys J. Purris of Alordaville wife of Seth Burres aged about seventy to eighty died after a long illness. She was a longtime member of the Christian church. Survived by Sax children.
Zed Lawser a year old son of CY Lawser a farmer near Plainville died Sunday from diphtheria. The report notes a fatal illness in the Plainville area and identifies the family and location.
Fragmentary OCR lists residents James ME Brother, Goldie Agness jureess, Martin Luther Eleyard, Rosa Hibo Crreenwell in Barr township with ages 20 and 10 noted. No clear event or action stated.
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and for the beautiful flowers at the funeral of our wife mother and sister. A F Ingalls and daughters Mrs W W R Neeriemer and the brothers.
The record lists Indiana as having 92 counties 10 townships 4 cities 316 incorporated towns 22 508 686 acres of woodland 4 361 667 acres of land 630 of steam Reid 2 806 miles of road 9 2 schools houses P peers and 49 303 children.
Dr OL de Letto democratic candidate seeks a recount of ballots cast for Davies County coroner after a disputed election. Both candidates report about 505 votes and an audit shows no errors. the court will appoint three bipartisan commissioners to redo the recount within thirty days as required by law.
The text is heavily garbled with many misspellings and unclear phrases. It mentions watch out for frosts and floods and references a duty to a child. No coherent event or identifiable entities could be determined from the readable material.
Morris pastor of the Christian church near the parsonage was honored by about four members and friends who gathered to express appreciation. Misses Effie Shively Nell Dane and Qiao Morrison performed magical punchers. A short talk by Prof. J W Chilluspi preceded a small purse gift. Reverend Morris and wife will move to Salem for his new pastorate after closing services next Sunday.
A fragmentary report describes a Wise Party gathering with a Thankseivine Wise Paris reference. The piece notes evening games and offerings, with guests seated and served, mentioning menus and fruit beverages amid unclear details.
Incomplete OCR text describes a Christian church Sunday service with preaching and worship. Mentions communion, ministry, pastorate, and fellowship activities. The readable parts indicate plans to connect with members and hold services, though several words are garbled.
The newly formed Walsh & Seal includes Flavinna AL Seal and J Madison Walsh, with Walsh previously partnering with Jude Rawley of Port Taute. The firm will operate from the Temple Court building in Washington.
Plainville Grade School closed by Dr. A. 9. Donaldson, county health officer, due to scarlet fever epidemic. Nine cases found in Plainville, including three in one family. One affected child had attended school. Homes quarantined.
A marriage license was issued Friday to Joan J Stoll age twenty six of Van Buren township and Amanda Gingerich age twenty one of Barr township.
Dr. Danner, longtime Elnora physician, has moved his family to West Terre Haute Indiana. He is joined by Mrs. Danner, formerly Miss Dot Jacobs of Odon, as the couple establishes residence in the new city.
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