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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
4
Relatives and friends gather at the M. E. church to honor Alfred Chestnut with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Several residents travel, visit, or return from military discharge and earnings. A storm causes a buggy overturn and a straw barn burns from lightning. Local families and travelers appear in community updates and advertisements.
Miss Bonita Lyons visited her grandmother Mrs. George Edmondson in Burns City on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Kirby Kutch and Alf Beasley drove to Washington. Cordie Maryfield returned from Clti to visit relatives. Mrs Carl Bricker visits her parents in London Kentucky. John Toon and family visited Shoals. John Walls and Ka hoka Arkansas residents visited relatives. Mrs Earl Boyd of Clinton visited her parents. Mrs Amos Osborn and children spent Tuesday with her parents near Raglesville.
Electric consumers are urged to pay their light bills on or before the tenth to avoid disruption. Miscounty and Indiana Power and Light Company issue the deadline reminder.
A Sunday School schedule and choir rehearsals are listed for Odon United Brethren Church. A Wednesday night meeting discussed a year’s work and plans for an intensive personal outreach, inviting all to serve the community and assuring free pastoral services including sick visits funerals and marriage certificates.
Earl Stiffler of Springbrook Wisconsin on rural route one suffered acute attacks of appendicitis. After trying many remedies he used Dr Richards Stomach Liver Kidney and Blood Remedy with relief after one dose and no further trouble. The ad touts the remedy as a cure all with guarantee and lists Udon Drug Company as seller.
The notice advertises cider production starting August 14 1919 on Thursdays weekly. It sets prices at four cents per gallon for orders of 25 gallons and up, with a minimum charge of one dollar. It also mentions availability of empty barrels for sale and is signed by W R Neeriemer.
John L Beasley states he will hold office hours on the first Saturday of each month at Eaglesville and otherwise at his residence to attend to the business of Van Buren township.
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