Odon High Junior Class Hosts Visit and Gift Exchange
Perry Boyd of Roxemo Indiana visited relatives in town yesterday. Milo Smiley traveled to Indianapolis for a few days then will tour Ohio. The Odon High School Junior class spent Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moore’s home north of Odon with games and music and presented Mrs. Moore a silver teaspoons set.
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Perry Boyd
Roxemo
Ind
Milo Smiley
Indianapolis
Ohio
Odon High School
Herman Moore
Odon
Local social notes from Jasonville and area
Local residents visit families and relatives across nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Longcor and son Floyd of Jasonville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B F Sears. Mrs. M L Barheisel of French Lick returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J A Shircliff. Nora Hayes of Terre Haute stayed with her aunt Mrs. Hettie Ackerman. The Stotts family and G H Gilpatrick spent Sunday at West Baden and French Lick. Russell Dearmin of Linton visited relatives here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Longcor
Floyd
Jasonville
B. F. Sears
M. L. Barheisel
French Lick
J. A Shircliff
Nora Hayes
Terre Haute
Hettie Ackerman
J. B. Stotts
J. J. Stotts
Carvel Stotts
G. H Gilpatrick
West Baden
Marshall Cooper
Wm. Bunch
Charles Cooper
W. B. Breeden
Sallie Jacobs
Odon Area Notices and Personal News Mix
Local residents report visits and travels including Mrs. Hastings with her mother. Miss Hubbard visiting from Terre Haute. many names attending events in Vincennes and Indianapolis. A cider notice sets weekly Thursday operations after Aug 12 1920 with pricing details and barrel sales.
Old Cemetery Work Meeting in Odon
Notice invites all interested persons to meet at the Old Cemetery in Odon next Monday September 27 at 9 oclock to assist in cleaning and restoring it. Committee 1920. I will make cider on Thursday of each week terms 25 gallon and over 4 cents per gallon. Plenty of empty barrels for sale. If W R Neeriemer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Neeremer
Odon
W. R. Neeriemer
Colton to Flagstaff Journey Passes Mountain Roads
Narrative from Colton California describes a multi state road trip. The caravan includes four cars from different states heading to and from Los Angeles Oklahoma Kansas and Oklahoma. Stops include Flagstaff Arizona near a forest and petrified forest. Weather shifts from wind to cold forcing early camps. A separate vignette notes Nellie Pershing visiting Indianapolis relatives and a Rexall Store cash register indicating a clerk shortage. A Vincennes man assists clerks with reports as a child returns excess change.
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Los Angles
Oklahoma
Kansas
Okla
Flagstaff Ariz
Petrified Forest
National Cash Register
Rexall
Rageesville Civil War veteran James Stuffel falls gravely ill
James Stuffel a Civil War veteran and resident of Rageesville became seriously ill. further details of his condition and any medical treatment were not disclosed in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stuffel
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Wm. Hasting
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Elnora
Edna Hubbard
David Hubbard
J. M. Scott
L. W Freeman
H. A. Taylor
Len Walters
A. Jolliff
Rinda Callahan
Hattie Hamersly
Washington
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Theo Correll
Reason Bennett
Wim. O’dell
Mattie Cotghey
Standely Walters
Vincennes
Bart Wilson
Jno. O'dell
Paris Taylor
Harve Correll
Wm. Gadberry
Pearl Gadberry
Ed Pershing
Lizzie Fisher
Harold Flinn
Flinn
The
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Ariz
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Victorville
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Irene
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Qdon
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George Eagan
Vincent Matthew Augustin Michaels
Misses Rose
Agnes Matthews
Montgomery
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W H Clark
George Smith
Leona
Edna
Loogootee
Sam Chambers
Madison Township
Leroy Wadsworth
Ragiesville
Here
John Ragle
Pendleton
Brown County
Colton, Calif
Nellie Pershing
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Oqdon Clothing Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine Clothes
BK. O. Love
Mer
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Rageesville
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Selznick
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