Death Brings Quiet To Small Town Youth
Woattron Nuferen is dead after typhoid fever. Born in Odon on April 16, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo W. Ander eon and lived in Odon. He died in the early hours after illness. Survived by father, mother, three brothers, a half brother, and three sisters. Funeral services were held at the Moo Church with Dr. Geo. FP. Bayer and Rev. Mrs. Lh. da Schoonover delivering remarks. Burial was in Walnut TH cemetery. flowers were abundant from friends in and around the community.
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Woldroy Andesar
Odon Afteen
Tips Sone
Pear
Jo W. Ander
Geo. FP
Bayer
Rey. Sant
Lh. da Schoonover
Piss Grace
Lewis
Walter Schoonver
Oakland City
Fairness in Plane Contest and Millinery Trends
A jumble of social notes reports visits by D W Hayes to Jasonville and others in Lipton, a millinery display at Mo Sargent's, and local residents attending events in Washington Indianapolis and Bloomington. Several deliveries and travels include Mr and Mrs Newton Daneherty, Rev Maclew family, and a ballot deadline at Odon Realty and the Journal office.
High School Notes On Class Enrollment And Staff
The High School reports enrollment at 7 hundred eleven fewer than last year with freshmen at 38 members and seniors led by Lola Parsons. Teachers include A P Mayfield visiting Tuesday. The Freshman class is among the largest in years. the school held a funeral service for Walten Anderson as the high school week began.
Overdrawn Account Provokes Handy Reply From Depositor
A Philadelphia banker recounted a case where a woman depositor learned her account was overdrawn. He expected anger but received a gracious letter thanking him for the notice and enclosing a $750 check drawn on the bank. The story illustrates attitudes toward women in business.
Battle in the Clouds at Indiana State Fair spectacle
Pain's new pyro aero military display Battle in the Clouds headlines a September week show at the Indiana State Fair. A 400 foot stage and sixty foot backdrops depict a futuristic city as air fleets attack and forts fire in a dramatic bombardment with vaudeville and fireworks.
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Pain
State Fair of Indiana and its governance explained
The Indiana State Fair is described as a people’s event created by the state in 1851 and run by a non partisan Board of Agriculture. Members are elected for two year terms from agricultural districts and receive modest pay. The fair grounds are state owned and held in trust, with profits reinvested for education and enjoyment.
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Indianapolis
Peorte Fran
Hoosier Bown
Willie
Daoster Farms
Miett
Urbain Bopper
Tidiawna
State Board of Adeniture
Indiana
Board of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Sain
Tieliana
Not What Tommy Desired
Sunday school tale shows a doubter named Tommy who asserts prayers are not answered. He recalls his six month request for a goat while admitting a new baby arrived at his house, challenging belief in prayer's outcomes.
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Thomas
Tommy
For Sale River Gravel and Sand in Bulk
For sale washed river gravel in coarse and fine grades and coarse sand. Special pricing offered for car load lots.
State Fair Week Promises Big Race Purses and Shows
The State Fair week begins with a marquee lineup on Monday featuring a world class pace race among Minor Heir Hedgewood Row Lady Mandy and George Gano plus concerts by Webers prize band the Indianapolis dictarys and Indianapolis Newsboys' bands and vaudeville acts. Children and veterans admitted free Tuesday. Racing offers rich purses across daily programs from Monday through Friday with 2:25 and 2:12 trot and pace events and a $1200 free for all pace. Vaudeville includes the Vielford acrobats and the Busong brothers with carnival shows by Herbert A. Kline.
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Hedgewood Row
Lady Mandy
George Gano
Webers Prize Band of America
Indianapolis
Dictarys
Pain
Sade
Vielford
Busong Brothers
Cordna
Maud
Rondas
Booth
Europe
Herbert A. Kline
CW Program Teacup Meeting at DeNorte Wel Sepr Pt
The CW BB ML holds its Quarterly Teacup at a home venue with a 2 vs DeNorte Wel Sepr Pt match at 2 80 ppr. The program includes prayer, singing, and reports on evangelism, medical, and industrial work. Recitations and offerings follow with Mrs. Morris, Mrs. McNeely, and Mrs. Mount leading sections.
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CW. BB. ML
Morris
McNeely
Mount
Glasses to Relieve Headache Say Keck Jeweler
Repeated eye headaches sap vitality and cause nervous strain. Glasses fitted properly relieve the pain, and wearing spectacles is no mark of age. Keck, the jeweler and optician, invites confidence with reliable service and many testimonies.
Girls Work At Piano Contest Prompts Fertilizer Ad
An item highlights how the girls are participating in a piano contest while an advertisement invites readers to buy fertilizer from Jolliff & Co. The juxtaposition suggests a local page featuring both events and local commerce.
Weather Rain Harms Streets In Washington Area
A heavy rainstorm hit Washington on Wednesday causing street and culvert damage. The downpour lasted about 30 minutes with three inches of rain recorded. Culverts were washed out and Van Trees Street suffered the worst damage, disrupting recently traveled gravel.
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Washington
van Trees
Bank Report No 700 from Ocon Indiana
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Ocon Indiana at close of business. Lists assets such as loans and discounts, U S bonds, premiums on bonds, bank property, and notes from other banks. Liabilities include capital stock, deposits, and time certificates of deposit with totals shown.
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Ocon
Indiana
U.S
Ceee
Bankime House
Furniture
Palduer Ay Gates
Peer Ate
Atiaeiat
Laisa
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Ittya
Tole Eecpedans
Frers Qaatth
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