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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
3
Sunday services begin at 10:30 led by Elder Samuel Nicholas of Williams Ind with evening service by C W E M. Special music prep. Sunday School at 9:30, Junior C B E at 2:00, Endeavor 7:15. Thursday evening services. Welcome from H A Turney, pastor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 class meeting 11 30 to 12 00 m junior league at 2 00 p m preaching at 7 00 p m The young people are invited to Sunday night services topics of special interest Prayer meeting Thursday night League Friday night C C Lowthir Pastor.
Sunday school at 9 50 Junior meeting at 2 60 Senior Y P C U at 6 00 preaching at 10 30 subject The Ley to the Kingdom 7 00 The Right Way to Meet Temptations Invited Pastor W E Snyder
Notice to all persons doing business with Van Buren township. Hiram Sima, Trustee, will be in his office at the post-office in Razzlesville on Saturday each week to transact matters.
A catalog of new specialty printing offerings including cards envelopes note heads letter heads statements posters programs invitations and pamphlets showcasing updated design options and production capabilities.
Mrs Cassie Swayze visited Qod with sister Mrs Nancy Keck for a few days east of Raglesville. Jacob Flinn of Elmore township died suddenly Saturday night. Frank Jackson spent Sunday with his father near Bramble. Grover Swayze and family visited John O Maley near Bramble. B C Dyal was sick but improved. W M French on sick list. Frank Overton and wife visited relatives near Burns City. Grace Jackson visited EF P Jackson’s near Burns City. Mutual Telephone Company directors met at the school. Eva and Pearl Hewitt awarded six month switchboard contract from Dec 1. Coal demand lower at local mines.
Farmers husking activity continues in the district. Local residents include Frank W. Allen visiting on business and Mrs. William A. Miller traveling to Worthington for a family visit. C P Poindexter returns from Indianapolis after attending Grand Lodge. D A Storm hosts by John Ketcham visits. Parmer’s Institute set for December 14 at the I O O F hall with R L Thomson of LaGrange County as speaker on farmer citizenship and improving farmer standing.
A listing of talks on farming topics appears including Wheat Growing for Profit Hog Raising Clover Raising and Fertilizing and Spraying the Orchard. Attendees from Lawrence and surrounding areas are noted with social mentions of visits to Washington and local events in Epsom and Plainville.
Dec 1 at 7 30 p m features Effie Shively voluntary invocation responsive reading hymn prayer recitation Catherine Turney solo Pearl Browning address Mrs Millie Turney ladies quartet Lizzie Garten Ina Cooper Minnie Lane and Perls Turney offering girls chorus and Benediction Sallie Huston president Lizzie C Clahan secretary
Mrs Thos Donovan attended events in Epsom on Monday. Frank Goshorn from near Plainville visited Sunday. Rev Gideon Heavenridge has returned from Serre Haute. Mrs Toba Cutshal and Mrs George were noted attendees in Cornettsville society coverage.
Mrs Hobert Fellers spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Leonard Ramsey. Mr and Mrs Homer Pershing visited Andrew Williams Sunday. Mr J Sears returned from Indianapolis where he stayed with Mrs Sears in hospital. Friedy Cunningham of Marsh Valley works for J A Maryfield this week. Miss Myrtle and Miss Lizzie Richardson visited Edna McCarte Sunday afternoon. Miss Zella Miller visited Lola Ramsey Sunday.
Edward Pershing and Miss Jane Freeman were married at the bride’s home on North Spring Street in a Noonday ceremony conducted by Rev. C. C. Lowther. About forty guests attended a dinner prepared by relatives. The couple will reside in Sullivan after a short trip to Sullivan where a furnished home awaits.
A union Thanksgiving service was held yesterday morning at the M. E. church. Rev. W. Snyder delivered a splendid address to a large and appreciative audience with special music by the choir.
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