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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
6
Practical guide to crafting light flaky pie crust using cold shortening butter lard or a mix. Emphasizes flour type, chilling, minimal handling, knife blending, proper rolling, and correct upper crust sealing for a tender well browned crust.
Alf Myers visited his mother Mrs. Nancy Myers in Washington. Edd Scott and Theodore McCall drove to the county seat. Miss Ethel Grove spent the week with her brother Elza Grove of Loogootee. Harve Scott and wife went to Washington. Emma McCord returned to Jasper after visiting here. Minnie Grove and daughters Corda and Ethel visited sister Mrs. Jacob Petty of Plainville. Cora Myers and son Roscoe visited friends in Washington. Margaret Brock visits sister Anna York of Bunkum. Wm. Hand and family visited in Epsom. Calvin Keller is visiting in Washington. J A McCall and wife Mary and Charles Allen attended Labor Day in Washington. James Martin family and Ed Scott family visited Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hager. Grace Myers returned Frida from Terre Haute after schooling there. Grace’s sisters and friends hosted at Corda Grove Sunday. Elbert Grove and sister Corda drove to Loogootee. James Martin family visited Edd Scott’s group Saturday night. Oscar Hand and family visited in Epsom.
Miss Grace Marshall spent Saturday night with her aunt Miss Becca Marshall. Several families and visitors are noted at various homes, parties, and church events through the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dillon, Rev. C. C. Barker, and Mrs. Ida Sirietelmeir.
Family thanks friends for assistance and sympathy during the passing and burial of husband and father C. A. Pickett.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during sickness and burial of our mother. Gratitude to the M E Choir for songs and to friends for flowers. Laura Pilkington Jennie Love J O Chiles Wr Sears and Wm Bechtel.
A playful verse reworks a traditional scene where the waiter is seen as the one who truly waits. The speaker questions the fit of the waiter's name and mulls over rushed service and shared duties.
J. M. Winkelpleck traveled to Indianapolis on Wednesday to attend the city fair and related events.
Bogard Township trustee in Daviess County Indiana invites sealed bids by 1:60 p m on Sept 22 1915 for cleaning and repairing the Elkanah Allen et al public ditch per plans on file in the trustee office in Epsom Indiana. Bid awarded to lowest responsible bidder after opening.
Ruths mother narrates an old fashioned pineapple canning method and explains steps to pare remove eyes slice and core using the feaved end to hold the fruit and create a screw shaped piece before processing alongside a call to Ruth to follow the simple guidance.
The Rev. Henry W. A. Hanson at St. Luke's Lutheran Allegheny argues piety and prosperity are compatible. He cites Nebuchadnezzar and Moses to show success measured by character, not wealth, and urges infusing Christian ideals into daily work to uplift rather than unman a person.
A reflection praising the telephone for delivering greater benefits to mankind than any number of political speakers. It emphasizes the device’s life changing communication power as superior to public oratory.
A colorful line extols a nation full of knockers among its people and imagines swords beaten into fountain pens, conveying a playful, oversold confidence in collective boldness and invention.
A reflective line contrasts leaving safer footprints in time with enduring traces on the soil near a neighbor's poultry roost, suggesting caution in hurried actions that disturb others.
Miss Fannie O'Dell traveled to Terre Haute on Wednesday for undisclosed personal business. Local residents noted her appearance and plan to return soon.
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