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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
1
Local residents hosted guests from Marion indiana and Cambridge ohio while others planned travel to Riverside California. Church reports note Bible School services and a Bapt ist gathering plus obituaries for Rev Frank Bevington.
Walton community news lists C F Thomas visiting, Mrs Claudia Brown ill, others visiting relatives at Peru Logansport Linden and Danville. Rev David Walk returns from Detroit, Avis Streeter to continue studies, O Brennecke ill, Nichols and Gilliland open a blacksmith shop, Ora Hayden buys pool hall half-interest, revival services at M E church with twenty nine reclaimed and nineteen united, center meeting to organize aggressive work, post office coin practice notice for rural delivery stressing stamps in advance and coin cups.
Fred Night of Bunker Hill died at his father in law's home in Royal Center from cancer. Julia Ann Fleming aged 80 died at her son Virg Fleming near Jewell from cancer and consumption. Volume 1 Number 1 of the daily Reflector at Jefferson Reformatory praised as a neat four column daily. Omer Crisler, Panhandle brakeman, fell from his train injuring his right hand with fingers lost. Adelmer Foy, 35, died near town from meningitis, survived by wife and children. services conducted by Rev. Sickafoose, with Odd Fellows and O R M involved. The article notes community sympathy for the family and a son at risk.
Harry Carey leads a gathering organized by electing Mazie McClain as President Bruce Peter Lecy Blanch Douglas as Treasurer. The class names itself Overcomers with motto Be not overcome of evil but overcome evil with good. Emblem is a laurel wreath color gold and purpose to help overcome evil. Meeting deemed happy and will meet last Sunday afternoon monthly.
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