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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references visits and a person or place name but is largely unreadable. It mentions fogs and dates in distorted form and includes stray letters and numbers making interpretation uncertain.
A long read of local happenings from Odon and nearby towns covering visits, outings, illness, and school and church notes. Names such as Mrs. Mollie Sargent, Miss Clestie Malone, Mrs. Alma Hayes, Roy Ro, and Rev. Iskew appear alongside events like reunions, family visits, and school supply promotions at Gantz's.
A fragmented notice outlines a reunion effort across multiple counties including Duepontin and Warrick. Names such as Samuel Paytor Paris Pavley and Henry Kaorabelmient appear in a draft list. The document hints at a joint committee and a Sunday event but details are unclear.
Celebrate sixteenth wedding anniversary of Merogoned Mors and W Perkins at Morcomers. Born in Piiviess conmisy they spent most of their lives on oa haya odiear Mfonteenery. A large number of relatives and friends attended.
Howard Williams, longtime Daviess County resident and former teacher, lawyer, and justice of the peace, died Sunday in Sulphur Oklahoma. Born May 10 1841 in Kentucky, he lived in Washington and Elmore township before moving to Oklahoma two years ago. Survived by his second wife Madonna Greely Warelow and five children, he had served as a bookseller in Washington. His son Willard Williams was a noted attorney in Washington.
Mrs Lula Wilkey of Washington files for support from Francis Wilkey in circuit court. She seeks 84000 with payments as court directs, citing desertion of their three year old child since last April. Wilkey and Wilkes are well known in Ogdon. she formerly lived in Odon and was Lula Chestnut.
Christian Church Monday School begins at 9 30 a m with preaching and communion at 10 30 a m In September a series of evangelistic sermons leads to a revival in October The 7 80 p m services will include music W B Morris pastor
Mrs Wai M Puma sufers with typhoid fever at Ragleville while El OConnor and daughters from Kentucky arrive. The Kidwell family hosts a double birthday dinner near St Josephs church as Mrs Kucell and Mr Kidwell mark milestone dates. Local people travel to Shoals Loogootee Jasonville Center and Eaglesville for work visits and school construction continues. The Van Buren township Democratic convention nominates M O Pate for Justice of the Peace and George Reser for Constable with advisory board selections.
Sunday School at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30. Junior service at 2. Evening preaching at 7 30. Christian Endeavor Tuesday 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 led by Pastor D P McCoy.
Cosmopolitan Magazine needs a representative in Odon to manage subscriptions and extend circulation by special methods. Salary and commission offered. Experience desirable but not essential. Full or part time. Send references to TH. C. Campbell at Cosmopolitan Magazine 175 Broadway New York City.
The notice lists a time table for the southbound schedule effective May 29 1910. It provides train times and routing details for travelers, reflecting a historical railroad timetable entry.
Miss Verda Dyal returns from Terre Haute where she attended school. Warren Hackler of Longootee visited on business Tuesday. Ethel Webster visited her parents near Burns City over the weekend. Arley Riggins and Miss Bessie Sims spent Thursday evening at Joli Riggins. Roy Zigler went to Elnora Wednesday. Miss Golda Howard visits at James Burriss'. Mrs. W. R. Neeremer spent Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. James Burriss.
A Linton resident visiting the west reports meeting in Los Angeles with Edward O. Tilburn former pastor of the Christian church in this city now employed by a transportation firm.
Denver Maid owned by Frank Mitchell of Elmore township finished second in last week's Petersburg races with a time of 2 19 on a long track. A minor accident kept her from likely winning, as Katie Mack of Kentucky beat her narrowly. Mitchell plans to enter Denver Maid at the Princeton fair this week.
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