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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
2
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Mrs Ruth Burrowgs of Elnora visited her grandparents. Mr and Mrs John Yhornell and family of Washington spent part of the week here. Miss Bessie Groves of Knishtown visited with her mother Miss Ruth McCown of Washington. Several locals hosted visitors including Miss Nell McBride and Miss Carrie McLittrick. News of births and moves includes a new girl born to Mr and Mrs Ed Kendall and Ernest Clark family planning a move to Indianapolis.
Shiloh Mro and Mrs. D W Resier visited Mr and Mrs J H Alishouse Sunday. John Chestnut of Terre Haute visited his parents on weekend. Enid Webster of Burns City stayed with her sister Mrs Alison Overt. A large crowd attended the festival Thursday night. Families and friends visited relatives across several households Sunday including Overtons Chestnuts and Hamericks. Funeral at Plainville for Mrs Dougherty's cousin noted.
Miss Agnes Hackler spent Friday afternoon with Miss Pearl Brown. Several from Baile attended services Sunday night. Miss Minnie Stanley returned from Terre Haute where she studied. Wesley Brown and wife traveled through toward Plainville. Art Woodruff and family from Fairview visited Walter Ritter and family. Other neighbors hosted guests across Knox county and nearby areas.
Mrs. Baile Mrvaud and Mr and Mrs James McClellan with their little son Curtis returned to their home tented viait here after a visit with relatives.
A society wedding in New York precedes a dramatic desertion by Georgian Hazen, wife of Roger Ransom. The overheard details focus on her stylish brown attire and uncomfortable travel as she slips away, hobbling slightly in cramped rooms, while the husband strides ahead.
He visits No 1 finding strangers, No 2 empty, No 3 a single lame-walking woman from Ryton in brown unseen. Gerridge confirms plan to hear back in two hours. Ransom awaits a call at 9:40 from Gerridge who asks one question.
Gerridge shows a photograph and reveals Bella Burton, the wife’s confidential maid, rode to the hotel with Ransom and the mysterious Mrs Ransom left via the basement. The motive remains unclear as more details must be uncovered.
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