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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
2
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Merchants in Oden report larger and more varied stocks for the holiday season and an optimistic outlook. Stores expect to meet all emergencies and attract shoppers from far away as Qdon is known for Christmas bargains. Shop early. merchants can order items if not in stock.
A newspaper notes new subscription policies due after January 1, 1139. All subscribers will receive statements, with reminders one month before expiration and again the week of expiration, then service ends at the paid period's end. The change aims to cut costs and improve the journal.
Miss Edith Burett spent Sunday with Moss Ethel Howard. Mrs. Cisco Kinnaman and children visited Mr. and Abs. Wm. Kinnaman. Nora Connell and children Leland and Ray visited Charley Herron. Miss Reinbolt of Marco attended church Sunday night. Eva Connell visited Sarah Holt. Margaret Cunningham went to Scotland Monday. H. M Connell attended Antioch quarterly conference Sunday and Monday. Dallas McKinney spent the week with his sister Mrs Lottie Brunnett.
Abraham Stoy, northeast of here, is reported in a critical condition following a paralytic stroke suffered after returning from a visit to his son Grant in Arkansas. He was accompanied on the trip by his daughter Mrs E C Dyal.
Local notices report illnesses including membranous croup and scarlet fever with several families named. Ed Covs children and George Roach's child fall ill. Victor Zeigler and Geo W Resler travel on business. Geo W Maryfield plans to move to Elnora and sell property. A surprise birthday event for Flora Clinton is noted at the Clinton home west of Shiloh. A church or school pie supper draws a large crowd at Hackler school. Sunday evening at 6 30 Ursel Zigler and Grace Ebien Jackson wed at M O Pate home with Grover Jackson and Jessie Winklepleck as witnesses. The groom is a farmer. the bride is Thos N Jackson's daughter from Martin County. local friends praise her.
Mrs Mary Lay is ill. Pat Hinkle and Noble Callahan are on the sick list. Residents visited Plainville Friday and Thursday. J A Stewart trip to Elnora Monday. Dennis Brock stayed with parents near Montgomery. Corn husking winds down as Epsom farmers haul corn this fortnight.
Shucking corn keeps farmers busy as residents travel for business and visits. Charles Tomey and others visit Montgomery and Washington for errands while families host relatives and attend church events. Local youths join Plainville visitors at a church gathering amid illness and ongoing family updates.
Ed Barley and wife spent Thursday with Joseph Rosenberry Sr and family. Levi Johnson and wife visited Wm Chambers and wife Friday. Mrs Wade spent Friday with Mrs Pearl Walker and children. Mrs Ben Franklin called on Mrs Charley Franklin and Susan Franklin. Mrs Tark and Mrs Martha Ryan of Indianapolis visited friends at Washington Friday. Mrs Wilkey called on Mrs Thomas Barley Wednesday evening. Mrs Harriet Chestnut and daughter Susi spent Friday afternoon with others.
Cletla Rosenterry and several community members attended T. B. Rankin's sale on Saturday after Friday afternoon events in the town.
Miss Myrtle Mowery of Baile visits friends here. Nell Henderson, staying near Lyons, visits her parents the Hendersons this week. Clarence and Clifford Asdell and Elmer Richardson of Edon visit here Friday and Saturday. Kate Terpin and son Everett of Bedford visit this week. Inez Janison guests of Ruth Lester near Bloomfield Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Tom Stout and daughter Hildrei visit Hendersons Saturday. A large crowd attends the No 1 supper Friday night, raising 20.35.
Mr. Shelton and Ed McNabb of Boltsville passed through here Monday. Meetings at Log church and a funeral at Bards City mark a quiet period. Ada McCarter visited Susie Walliis, W H Bechtel plastered a cistern near Bloomfield, Oscar Hall returned from Chrisman, Joe Carr hauls winter cash from Eaglesville, Grandma Westfall ill, and a Thanksgiving visit with a sister in Washington.
Aldo Osborn travels to Texas for the winter as does F B Garrett. Odon Wednes day visits on business. Herman Kutch came Monday to see his brother who is ill with heart trouble.
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