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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
4
The Salvation Army and Captain Atkins with a corps of workers have spent three weeks in Flora and achieved notable good. They focus on universal salvation rather than denomination, promoting brotherly love and community welfare over church battles, and deserve credit for encouraging people to join the saved rather than a specific denomination.
Turley faces the same charge as others to be prosecuted while Sam shows strong irritation. Residents say the town needs calm cooperation and a broad, friendly approach to move forward.
Roscoe Wagoner and Roxie Barnard, popular young locals, wed Saturday at Rev Steen’s home in a quiet ceremony. Groom is son of George and unnamed Wagoner. bride is daughter of Monroe and Mrs Barnard. The Enterprise Sentinel offers congratulations.
The Salvation Army brigade ends its local work with a Monday evening event at the M E church featuring an illustrated lecture on Social Slum Colony and Rescue Work followed by a Passion Play moving picture. The 966 foot film is praised as one of the finest. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The brigade reports seventy converts.
Galvest Ton, newly incorporated, confronts internal issues as Samuel Bevington is fined for sidewalk obstruction on Friday. The following day he filed an affidavit against E. N. with unclear details remaining in the report.
Next Monday Miss Gaynelle Timmons, a popular Rockfield young lady, will open a millinery store in Rockfield. She will be assisted by Miss Allie Smith of Flora. The town has no millinery shop currently. The establishment will be strictly up to date in every detail. Best wishes for success are extended.
Mrs Susannah Neher, living with her son A E Neher in the city, suffered a severe stroke on Tuesday morning and has remained in an unconscious condition since.
Will Garrison has purchased the Spitler and Eikenberry meat market at the Big 4 store and took possession on Monday. Delphi and Flora Knights attended Camden lodges Friday night for a social event. John W. Browning, longtime Monon railroad conductor, died by suicide at his Indianapolis home. Barney Hopkins’s body remains missing from the Wabash River eight weeks after his jump, with uncertainty about whether the body will be recovered.
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