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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
8
A notice lists features to appear next week including The Fruits of Peace about Japan disbanding its army Death Knell of the Gypsy Moth an agricultural discussion and a light tale How Dan Kent Missed His Thanksgiving Banquet complete in this issue.
The Alpha Club traveled to Elnora for the stock fair where a crowd of young people gathered on a wagon ride. The fair closes tonight with expected crowds and events. Prof. Masfield and the Odon High School football team plan to attend to watch the Elnora versus Bloomfield game tomorrow.
Special program notes weekday service at the Christian Church for Lord's Day October 8 1995. Morning Sunday School session led by Lusk and A M Special Service includes church choir sung service with solos by Pearl Brown ing and quartet members Minnie Lane Pearl Browsing A A Lane BE Forsythe and others. Observances of the Lord's Supper and offering are listed.
Fragments list residents and guests visiting from Odot and Van Buren, including the Truebloods and Ledgerwood family. Sunday gatherings feature church events and a sermon, with social calls in Martin and Odin counties.
John Hogat visited Sugarland on Thursday. Wood Williams arrived from Black Oak to stay with his brother Dee William. Joseph Janson came from Veales Creek. Mr and Mrs Ed Hixson of near Epsom were guests of Gid Leenogle on Thursday. Thomas Banta and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs I J Patterso.
Sunday reports John Pruitt and family with Rufus Laughlin visiting, along with Will Hubbard and Clarence Hubbard and families, including two of Mrs. Hubbard’s brothers from Alicois, returning this week.
Ocher Farlen items. Alex Walls moved bask to his farm. Mrs Maud Richardson and Tittle daughter Wlareties were guests of Martin Stout. Misses Pearl and Lizzie Richardson visited Will Richardson. Ledgerwood farm adds a new barn. Mrs Rebecca Kutele guests of Mrs Nancy Ledgerwood. Puett and Laughlin families return to Old Indiana from Missouri. Froest and Virgil Walls open a coal mine on their father's farm. Funeral for Rev Grant Priest at Old Salem drew a large crowd. Miss Nerva Ledgerwood visiting home folks. Mary A Critchlow ill with typhoid fever. Exta Ice returns from a northern visit.
A Cleveland man on his deathbed instructs his executors to scatter his ashes over Niagara Falls, a choice described as safer than performing the stunt while alive.
A report notes a dispute on Spring Street with residents opposing Tee ies store and opposing actions by Ge South on Spring Street, details unclear due to OCR issues.
Arvie Dia resigns as Evansville hospital chaplain citing scarcity of yellow leg chicken. A tri township institute was held with Bogard Steele and Elmore in attendance. New baby at Alf Farr's and Clay McCittrick back in Indianapolis dental school. Austin Chatten joins Indianapolis Dental College. Bikana Allen trip to Old Mexico and Canada with return planned in November. Jason Fairhurst dominates local potato market. Rev Po henus passed through from Linton MOE conference. Dredge boat to Prairie Creek Thursday, then Greene county for a new contract.
East and West bound daily and Sunday flyers listed with train numbers times and accommodations. Connects with lines and includes rates and sleeping car details. for full information contact A McDonald Agent at Washington Indiana.
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