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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
4
The gystmaster explains a method to mark envelopes with the recipient name and place, using a small stencil of three or four letters. He notes that many letters are dropped without posting and suggests stamping envelopes and holding them until the addressee is contacted. He argues printed envelopes cost no more than unprinted when produced in quantity.
A chilling account details a Boonville killer who plotted patently brutal acts against his parents and fiancé. Reports note a mother’s death during sleep, a fiancé’s belief in him, and a suspect’s confession exposing a degenerate motive even as authorities unravel the tangled case.
The article extols public education as a pillar of morality honesty and good citizenship. It urges expanding school roles beyond academics and promoting cooperation among patrons scholars boards and teachers for better school life. It invites attendance at Chillaspie's opening day events to foster community engagement.
Tam illustrates cider making steps on Wednesdays with guidance from W R Veerier. The note outlines simple methods and tips for home bakers.
Trustee Gilliatt releases the list of faculty for Plainville high school and Steele township country schools. Included are O M Shekell as superintendent and A P Westhafer as principal at Plainville, with several teachers assigned to districts 1 83 4 6 8 9 10 11 and a note that District 2 is now Plainville school.
The Elnora schools appoint Superintendent Prof. C. T. Amick and Principal Charles McMullen for the coming term. Grade teachers include Albert Pershing, J. W. Owen, Miss Flossie Smiley, Miss Alice Pate, Miss Nora Wilson, and Miss Pearl Brown. Elmore township assigns ten teachers led by Cora Nugent and Albert Malone with school opening September 11.
Lee R. Bauserman came home Friday after three years in the army. Roy Norman spent Saturday night with Roy Hinkle. Wm. Chestnut and wife visited Clark Lamb’s family Sunday afternoon. Harvey Byrer went to Bedford Monday for an operation. Alfred Coyle and family with the Misses Susie and Nona Hamerick spent Sunday with Mrs. Bauserman.
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