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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
6
The Great White Band receives strong praise from the Spencer Journal for continued concerts in Indiana towns. Citizens applaud the band’s conduct, community impact, and compatibility with church services, noting many ministers shared a dinner with the group and expressed broad local support.
Several residents attended a band concert in Odon Sunday. Nona and Everett Beasley visited Edna and Sherman Boardman. Luther Barett moved to Lawrence County last week. Ralph Winklepleck returned from Iowa and spent the weekend with Roy and Faye Winklepleck. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kinnaman visited Martha Boyd and family. Marion Bell called on Jonah Arne. Mabel and Zelma Wikle attended preaching at Shiloh. Roy Callahan and Cordie Maryfield spent Sunday with Harve Aishe and family. Pierce McNeely was in the vicinity. Myrtle Mowery and Earl Gray and Vern Beasley visited Blanche Wright. Jessie and Mildred Hendren visited Byrle and Autumn Sims. Miss Liza Skomp is visiting, and other local names noted among neighborhood gatherins.
Sirs Clark Lamb visited fricars and relatives here the latter part of last week. Several people attended the Lyons fair Friday and Saturday. sport Daniels visited Lester Fields on bs Sunday. Oral Dobbins went to Bloomfield Thursday. Miss Grove of Bloomfield visited Mr and Mrs Abe Hasler over Sunday. Elpha Henderson visiting sister. Mrs Lafekick of Washington and Miss Georgia Martin visited home folks over Sunday. Mrs Abe Hasler spent Tuesday with Nell Hannan. Band concert at Octon Sunday. Rufus Mowery of Bunkum was here Sunday. S H S boys to play Switz City Friday night Oct 15.
Mrs. Joan McGlone and children visited Mrs. James Snyder on Friday. Mrs. Bill McKittrick is reported better. Joe Carroll and Roy Funcannon spent Sunday with Fred McGlone. Mrs. Lucy Snyder and Miss Picey McGuire are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goodwin and son Ruthle, and Mr. and Mrs. F L Libberal and sons Leonard and Lawrence visited James Snyder and family.
Mrs Mollie Henderson visited relatives in Martin County at the week start. Several from here attended May Campbell’s funeral Monday. Allie Clark and Hymera family attended Mrs Smallwood’s funeral at Bethany Sunday. Mrs Clark Lamb of Oden visited Mr Townsend Monday. Moon SicNabb of Elnora and Ada Phipps of Burns City visited Wilbert Henderson’s family Thursday and Friday. Chas Anderson of Bloomfield attended Mrs Smallwood’s funeral Sunday. Mr and Mrs All Green of Bloomfield visited Thomas Townsend’s family Friday night. Chas Moore was at Newberry Friday. Second concert at Oden Sunday.
The newly organized Red Sox of Jasper will meet the Washington Greys next Sunday at Washington. The Red Sox lineup will include strong local players and several who will enter professional ball next year. The Greys will feature Eddy Rousch, Newark Federal League leader, and may sign Hans Wagner, Phillippi, and Three Fingered Brown from major leagues for upcoming in southern Indiana.
Pridey afternoon trip on the Sihire river described as a vacation scene. Purdue will be on the mound for the Greys with Heese in reserve. The Red Sox plan to have Big Ed Wehl or Yon or Bis Six in their lineup.
A domestic poem from Judge magazine portrays a weary husband and wife arguing over money for clothes and house goods. The wife lists needs for Julia Charles Augustus and home improvements while the husband contemplates debt and a late night at the club.
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