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Fragmentary text from an old AP style page mentions names and a monetary figure and a foreign reference but lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary text from an old AP style page mentions names and a monetary figure and a foreign reference but lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
A jumble of names and weekends shows residents and relatives visiting one another. Several families including Dalton, Carr, Boyd, and Stout are mentioned visiting or hosting. Minor travel and church attendance are noted with many misspelled or garbled names.
The clipped items note Miss Leah Dyal visiting in Indianapolis after a two week stay with her parents in Mitchell. Several families from Martin County and Terre Haute are mentioned as visiting relatives or attending events, with many names and places tied to Labor Day activities and local gatherings.
The Christian Church Rev Allen C Trusty notes strong interest in the Bic Revivel now underway. The Brown Evangelistic team emphasizes designated roles and assured service, urging attendance tonight and on Wednesday. Aiming to make Sunday December 12 a Great Day Let It Be Decesien Day, with inspiring music and widespread appreciation.
Sunday services listed with Sunday school at 9:80 and preaching at 10:30 and 7:20, Junior Sunday at 2:00. Tuesday 7:39 Christian Endeavor, Wednesday 7:30 prayer, Friday 72:5 choir. Recent volume of Toury Theon letters highlights complex figures, letters reveal early failure but later prominence, with references to a pension and travel.
The king sent to the British Museum a collection of pass words used for court and city daily in July 1812 and November 1820, signed by George IV. as prince regent and as king, now placed in the department of MSS with similar notes.
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