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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
4
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Obituary notes Harry Walker, a prominent young man in Val Kern, who died of tuberculosis. Funeral held at St Michaels with large crowd attending. Several local families and friends attended services and a farewell dinner followed.
Noah Fisher visits relatives in Loogeater. Miss Alpha Ketchem ill at home north of town. Marshall o Garrison Prawn ing suffers spinal trouble. Donner Millinery ad promotes hats. Various visits, parties, and birthdays recur among Odon residents. A livery chain incident delays a group en route to Too gootee.
The brief notice recalls the Cochran Summerville wedding with Miss Creoreia Summerville of Martin county. Reverend Buchanan officiated in the presence of about thirty five guests. Mr Cochran, son of Jas Cochran, is described as a farmer. Summerville’s family is noted for community ties and farm life.
Miss Norv Waller of Washington was selected assistant librarian at the Carnegie Library board meeting. She will assume duties tomorrow. Fifteen applicants contended for the post, showing strong interest in the position.
The Bogard Township advisory board met last Saturday at Epsom and selected George W. Miles Alexander Clark and John R. Braunm as Democratic candidates for the township advisory board.
Aldo B E York, son of Mr and Mrs Curt York, wed Miss Anna Brock of this township last week. Both are well known here with many friends, as their families announce the marriage.
The article catalogs stage superstitions such as did not open umbrella on stage for luck, actors avoid new shoes on opening night, wearing them on the wrong feet is thought to avert misfortune. Whistling during rehearsals is believed to frost the opening night, and a yellow clay rivet in the orchestra is linked to a bad show.
Medical experts diagnose headaches dizziness and eye strain as age related issues. The jeweler and optician KECK offers overviews and says hundreds nearby testify to their ability to help through classes and guided treatment programs.
The program lists the Eyes of the Lord epic with Bony Service and Prayer. Scripture lesson read by the leader. Ruth McCow gives a talk on lesson. Recitations by Helen Connell and Ruth Neeric. Perry Bod Monier leads. Bible study and references follow. Leader Helen Breder conducts dismissal.
Evening prayer and praise services are held daily at the Christian Church. Prof. Cillaspie leads Friday’s service. On Saturday October 1 Evangelist A. W. Cribb, recently from the Holy Land, will lecture for free. Sunday morning revival begins with Bro. Crabb preaching and Mrs. Crabb leading the singing. all are invited.
For sale washed river gravel in coarse and fine grades and coarse sand. Special pricing available for car load lots. Contact C N McNeely for details.
Munich engineer Stadenmann argues Moses era Jews wielded electricity, citing bronze serpent as lightning conductor and Jerusalem temple as grounded metal points. He links Ark design to a Leyden jar relying on atmospheric charge, and suggests Egyptian mastery of electricity. He notes lack of temple smoke as alleged proof.
Instructions recommend frequent operation for better service and warn against winding springs too tight. Avoid dust and old lubrication while maintaining smooth records. Use velvet or wood blocks to clean and protect records, and keep the machine well oiled for optimal sound.
The speakers react to the Nobleighs leaving next door, dreading loss of rival after a fortune comes. The dialogue hints at wealth, pride, and social ambition, with jealousy turning to indifference as neighbors depart.
The Bedford school reports a busy period with a senior class member leaving for health reasons and prep for upcoming events. A senior poem reading by Barth Dwal is praised, while Burns is discussed in a class recitation. The baseball team lost 4 to 2 to Bedford fish school and travels to Ishora next Saturday. Drawing lessons begin, and decorating the room with flowers is praised to brighten the space. House plants are sought for winter display, with a call for donations.
The London directory lists famed names occupying varied trades such as Sebastian Bach a horse dealer Robert Bruce and John Bunyan greengrocers John Milton a chandler and James Boswell a mason Shakespeare a barrister tailor and rail builder Crusoe Gulliver Julius Caesar chemist Livy apartments Homer lighter man Pindar electrical engineer Mars beer Venu sugar candy Francis Bacon architect Bayard dairyman Whippy as a gadder.
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