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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
1
The U B Conference closes at Mecora with Revs W E Snyder and J W Gilley reelected presiding elders. Bishop Woo M Bell presided. Conference notes include reports on education and mission work, with many named pastors and regional listings.
Madison Township Republicans will meet for a county convention in Oon on Saturday October 1st at 2 oclock PM to nominate officers for the November election including three Justices of the Peace and three Constables and township committee members.
Fragmented OCR describes a local store purchase and personal involvement with goods and services. It mentions a proprietor and duties or charges, plus references to department matters and community concerns regarding costs and availability.
At Washington and Petersburg locations the Republican convention selected candidates for state senate and Congress. Senator Martineiv Woes was named chair with O'Brien as secretary and a full slate of speakers including Colonel Vrank GB Poses and Edna as organizers. Voters from Pike County see a tight schedule and new candidacy promises as the event closes.
Arthur Ray Zjigler of Van Vuren and Miss Juritia Hackler daughter of J. C. Hackler of Raglesville were married in Burns City in the afternoon. The couple plans to reside locally as they begin their life together with well wishers in attendance.
Unclear readable text notes the foreman at the va d broad coal yards in Elnora will wed this Sunday at 7 o clock in the church of Reverend Terrell pastor of the Christian church at Elnora. Phew are well known in Ghaoral where they will reside.
Readable parts mention children and photos but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a request or plan involving a pile of photos and kids but lacks concrete actions, dates, or names.
Abbie Alien Daungherty daughter of Abbie Charisty of Plainville and Leroy Sheetyz employed on the bo and 1 Vailpoach ts were seen post cebock onto the diome at the site ve Mr skew pastor of the Pinaniville. Belurebh dirth are popular in Pittnville Wihiere they will reside.
A distorted report of an I E Methodist conference in Evansville notes Rev Joshua Stansfield and Rev BL Po Lewis leading events. It mentions an elaborate program for the event and a keynote wage figure around 4000 with associated duties at the gathering.
The article discusses a proposed site for a new federal building and the naming of Loovovotee after James P Low. It notes the town in Washington County and mentions families Tow and Crocter as well as Ana, with the name evolving from Low-Crootee to Loowooter, tied to local history and business names.
Professor Maher visits Decker to oversee Oktorm Schools in a storied district transfer. Principal Pred Daawrenee Maher leads the Oktorm system, with organizers in Decker and Dadi coordinating the transition for students and staff.
A garbled note discusses voting rules and residency requirements for an upcoming election. It mentions proving residence, time lived, and potential consequences for failure. It references Newspapers and advertisers, implying deadlines and enforcement but the text is unclear.
A brief medical note explains squinting as a nervous twitch of the eye muscles. It recommends proper lenses and timely remedies to prevent long term distress, with a nod to Keck the Jeweler and Optician for examination.
Specified cider sale details show weekly shipments on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Pricing includes thirty gallons or less at a lower rate and over thirty gallons at a higher rate. Contact numbers and location notes accompany the notice for the Inter State line and depot reference.
All county schools start term on Monday except Barr Township delaying opening due to diphtheria epidemic. The district will count October 8 as opening date for Barr once safe to begin.
McMullen for Arcola Illinois has bought the Ardeline Powess farm in Flinere township. Roland Chris of Plainville purchased the Noah Vlastings farm of eighty five acres in Sugarland for a consideration of 7000.
W W McNeely brought a large yellow cling peach to the Journal office on Monday. The fruit measured 124 inches and 12 inches and weighed one pound, grown on a tree at his east Oilon home.
Postmaster J. J. Pershing has obtained approval to erect a large four by eight foot U. S. flag over the postoffice, according to the Letnora Star.
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