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Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1909

Page

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Horticultural Demonstration Gathering Promoted by Purdue Experts

Purdue Experiment Station horticulturists plan a practical demonstration in this county to teach fruit orchard care. The program, led by R B Ryall, includes pruning, sprays for San Jose scale and codling moth, and an up to date spray outfit. The session begins 10:00 a m Friday Sept 17 at Robert Barr’s Washington home. bring lunch and specimens for discussion.

Purdue San Jose Robert Barr Washington R. B Ryall Purdue Experiment Station Lafayette Ind

Traveling Man Polite Exchange at Provine's Hotel

A traveling man staying at Provine's hotel speaks with a hotel girl who introduces herself, asserts her independence, and recalls a past incident with a stronger suitor. He orders coffee and hotcakes, saying he is not very hungry.

Mt. Carmel Registe Provine’s

Plainville Beats Odon in Eleven Inning Tilt

A large crowd watched the Plainville and Odon teams play a lengthy game at the harvest home. Plainville won 8 to 7 after eleven innings, with both squads showing strong play.

Plainville Odon

Eye Injury Sinks From Exploding Bottle Incident

John Clark of Plainville reports his son Eye Cut By Glass suffered eye injuries when bottles of pop exploded on the Harvest Home grounds in Plainville. He was taken to Washington for treatment after the accident on Friday.

John Clark Plainville Young Clark Washington

Cider Making Schedule Announced for Wednesdays

W R Neeriemer states starting August 11 cider will be made and boiled on Wednesdays each week. The plan specifies one production day per week and urges readers to remember the fixed day.

W. R. Neeriemer

Married at Crawfordsville Quiet wedding for Rosenberry and Dicks in Crawfordsville

Dwight Rosenberry and Miss Lona Dicks, popular locals, were wed in Crawfordsville on Saturday morning. The ceremony surprised friends, with the bride visiting relatives and the groom coming from Indianapolis. Rosenberry is a Laycock’s factory employee, son of farmer George Rosenberry. Dicks is the daughter of Spring Street restaurant proprietor Al Dicks. Both families and the couple are well known here.

Dwight Rosenberry Lona Dicks Crawfordsville Mr. Rosenberry George Rosenberry Laycock Indianapolis al Dicks Spring Street

Pickett Buys Webster's Store In Odon

C A Pickett purchases the Z Webster general store in Odon and will reopen next week after invoicing. A veteran merchant, he previously partnered in Hayes & Pickett and Diefendorf & Pickett. Webster has not decided his plans.

C. A. Pickett Webster Z. Webster General Store Hayes & Pickett Diefendorf & Pickett Mr. Webster

Hastings Couple to Leave for Seattle Delegation

Mr and Mrs Elmer Hastings depart this afternoon for Seattle Washington. Hastings will attend the sovereign lodge I O O F as a delegate from Indiana. They plan to be away four to six weeks and J G Allen and M S Hastings will run the prosecutor's office in his absence. They will travel on a special train from St Louis to Seattle.

Elmer E. Hastings Seattle Wash Mr. Hastings Sovereign Lodge Indiana Hastings J. G. Allen M.S. Hastings Mrs. Hastings St. Louis Washington Herald

The Home Circle and the Value of a True Home

A column extols home life as a national blessing and moral anchor. It urges praising loved ones, explains how orderly homes ease burdens, and argues true home influence saves souls, fosters peace, and inspires faith in God and immortality.

Housekeeping wives of laboring men endure endless toil

There is one class of laborers who never strike and seldom complain. They wake at five, work from dawn to night, receiving only food and plain clothes. They manage every economy task, endure scrutiny, and die in the harness, yet receive little tribute.

Teachers Institute Brings Madison Bogard Van Buren Teachers Together

The teachers of Madison Bogard and Van Buren townships held a joint institute at the Odon school building Friday. A large number attended. County Superintendent B. J. Burris traveled from Washington to be present.

Madison Bogard van Buren Odon B. J. Burris Washington

Plainville Social Roundup Sees Local Travel and Visits

CORNETTSVILLE Leo Williams was at Plainville Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sims and family of Terre Haute are visiting relatives here. A number from here attended Labor day celebration at Washington. Mr and Mrs Bob Aikman of the sugarland were in this neighborhood Sunday. Miss Edna Tomey and Walter Malone spent Sunday with Walter Daugherty and family of the sugarland. W H Patterson was at Washington Tuesday. James Sparks was at Plainville A number from here attended the picnic at Plainville last week. Harry Hart has returned from Terre Haute where he has been working.

Arthur Sims Terre Haute Bob Aikman Sugarland Edna Tomey Walter Malone Walter Daugherty Harry Hart

Practical habits and work worth in youth

A critic argues that overindulgent upbringing harms young men. He urges learning practical skills and business habits in youth to avoid wasted years chasing easy wealth. He praises farm youth as better prepared for honest, hard work.

The Value of Home A Happy Home Brightens Life

A brief note extols the value of a harmonious home life as the brightest place for a family. It emphasizes stability, warmth, and daily goodwill within domestic settings. The piece invites readers to nurture kindness and shared duties at home.

Coroner Verdict in McDonald Case

Coroner Dr. A H Holder rendered the verdict in the James McDonald inquest. The body found east of Washington in the Sher nen woods Aug 30 1909 is identified as McDonald who died around Aug 19 from a blow to the skull by an unknown assailant. Initial testimony suggested a brother’s guilt but later evidence made fixing responsibility impossible. The grand jury will conduct a thorough investigation.

A. H. Holder James McDonald Washington

Obituary: Mrs Sarah Ann Alford Dies at 98 in Indiana

Mrs Sarah Ann Alford, born September 27 1813 in Bourbon County Kentucky, died Sunday afternoon at her Alfordsville home aged 98. She married Andrew Jackson Gilley in 1842 producing seven children, two surviving EE Leroy Gilley of Loogootee and E Matthew Gilley of Mitchell. She later married Charles Alford, had a son who died young, and resided on an Alfordsville farm since 1847. A devout Christian, she died after a period of illness. Funeral held at Alfordsville on Tuesday.

Sarah Ann Alford Parsons Bourbon County Kentucky Indiana Daviess EE. Leroy Gilley Loogootee E. Matthew Gilley Mitchell

McCoy to Begin Ministry with Sunday Appointments

Rev. D. P. McCoy will start work this Sunday filling church appointments. He will visit Mud Pike at 10:30 a.m., Pleasant Hill at 2:30 p.m., and Odon at 7:30 p.m.

D. P. McCoy Mud Pike Pleasant Hill Odon

Payne’s Louisville Trip On Business Wednesday

EE. D. Payne traveled to Louisville on business duties Wednesday, handling assignments and meetings related to his work.

EE. D. Payne Louisville

Time Table South and North Bound Service Schedule 1909

Effective April 11 1909 the timetable lists southbound and northbound trains with departure and arrival times between Terre Haute Jasonville Linton Beehunter Elnora Odon Bedford and Seymour. entries include multiple daily services labeled No 5 No 3 No 1 No 2 No 4 No 6 and signed by H P Radley G P TA.

Terre Haute Jasonville A.m. Linton A.m. Beehunter Elnora Tam P Qdon Bedford Ar. Seymour North Bound Sv. Terre Haute Seymour H. P. Radley

Alva Callahan’s Bloomfield Business Trip Saturday

Alva Callahan traveled to Bloomfield on Saturday for a business engagement. The visit focused on meetings with local stakeholders and potential deals.

Alva Callahan Bloomfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Department of Horticulture Purdue Experi Cc. G. Woodbury I Me Miss Lona Dicks Miss Dicks Crawfords Mr. Pickett Diefendorf Home Earth God Rome Rauch Teachers Institute Cornettsville Leo Williams W. H. Patterson James Sparks McDonald Nen Woods The Coro Ner James Ward the Dead Man Alfordsville City of Drew Jackson Gilley Mr. Alford Christian Church Cortright A. Jolliff & Co Odon, Indiana Odon Realty DO the Odon Drug CO
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