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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
2
The passage discusses printed stationery publicizing owners and assets, listing farms, seed varieties, livestock, and the advertiser’s assurances that proper addresses are read. It notes that stationery enhances credit and that an advertiser says sash with orders helps build trust in a seller.
The program outlines a Sunday meeting with Sept 1 dates at O POT Song. Devotional led by Sirs Lester. Reports from officers and superintendents. A review of the year’s work by the local president. Election of officers and delegates to the state convention. Close with Psalm 90:17.
The report lists numerous visits and outings by residents including Mrs Kadel Chris Br Thursday, Mrs Prank ee Herianu Sonedas Joe Wade and families. Ed Martin, John Healy, Will Hand and families traveled to Washington for the Labor Day parade and picnic at Lake Side park. Warren Anderson and family returned to St. Louis after visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson.
The writer recalls being in Paris when war broke out and details the safer feeling there, the disruption of travel, and the decision to board a specific ship. He notes Americans’ care and the unusual experience, with stormy early days, challenging conditions, and gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the voyage.
Sunday school at 10 50. Rev Merrill Lester of Aston preaches Sunday. Sunday vote and prayer meeting Thursday. Choir practice Friday 7 15. Sunday school at 30 opera? Preaching 236? Also Rev Merrill Lester noted.
Sunday school and Sunday service announcements. Choir practice Tuesday at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Christian Endeavor Friday at 7:30. Missionary meeting to be held at the church. September date noted but unclear.
A poor Black Forest family receives a windfall after a stamp tale about a Hofrau lineage. The narrative recounts ancestral gems, a rock of hair, and a fortune tied to relics, with scattered references to German names and places. The piece shifts through memories, rumors, and speculation about wealth and lineage.
Doris Swartz daughter of Mr and Mrs Cropp Swartz of Linora died at home Tuesday at 10 30 caused by typhoid fever. She had been ill briefly. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Christian church in Nora and burial followed in the cemetery there.
Japan replaces its national bank plan with a central bank model. The Bank of Japan is capitalized at 15 million dollars and holds over 70 million in education funds with deposits surpassing 60 million. It issues all country notes and governs the currency situation, with semi official banks supporting government functions.
A patient speaks of severe illness and fatigue as a doctor urges rest and care. The doctor advises seeking proper medical help and avoiding self diagnosis to recover health.
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