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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
5
Mrs Chen and Logen sport visitor Friday. Jesse Overholser and family attended the races in Indianapolis last week. The Willing Workers meet with Mrs Bertha Patten Friday afternoon June 6. Class word Sin. Come all.
George Smith has been run by his daughter Mrs. L. E. Miller family. Cliff Graves and family of Bunker Hill were the Decoration Day guests of G. W. Doran and wife.
Ordinance 37 licenses pool and billiard tables bowling alleys nine pin and ten pin alleys and other devices. Fees set at 125 dollars per pool or billiard table and 50 dollars per bowling alley or other device. Violations carry fines of 125 dollars for unlicensed pool or billiard tables and 50 dollars for unlicensed bowling or pin alleys with costs. emergency clause activates on passage June 2 1913.
The Sunday guests of J M Townsley and wife Glancey Bevington and Miss Winterrowd left Monday for New Raymer Colorado. John W Ryneer and wife of Libeto came Monday to a visit with their grandson J M Chas Shewman and family Dan Shewiman and family of Kokomo. Joe Mills and family were the ration Day guests of Mrs Mary.
Town of Galveston Indiana enacts strict limits on encumbering streets alleys and public grounds with vehicles machinery or inflammables. The measure requires permits from the Trustees and imposes fencing lights and penalties of ten dollars per offense with costs. An emergency clause is declared and previous ordinance repealed.
Otis Spaulding has returned home from Indianapolis. B B Richards transacted business in Logansport Monday. Frank Bowman of Kokomo was Sunday guest of W H White and wife. Bernice Dalzell of Logansport visited J M Townsley and wife. U S Minter and family of Peru were Sunday guests of Chas Barnhart and family. J M Henderson of Idaville spent Sunday with the Townsleys. Mrs Jane White of Clay Township spent part of the past week with Mrs Tillie Davis. Schuyler Davisson and Bloomington family were weekend guests of John Wilson and family near Lincoln. Complaints about slips taken from graves at Galveston Cemetery. suggests strict action. Seein's Believin. Suits from $15 at Stern & Co ToTalors and Custom Shirt Makers 115 E Walnut St Kokomo.
Program of the 18th annual convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at Galveston M E church on June 5 and 6 includes devotional services, greetings, addresses by Loretta Haldeman Effie Garrison and others, musical solos, reports, election of officers, installations, and closing consecration led by Rev McFarlane with a full schedule of morning and afternoon sessions and an executive board meeting.
The note lists services at Geo. HV. Trinkle and 1 £. B. DeVault in Galveston with times for Sunday preaching 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and midweek events. Philatheas meet with Miss Ethel List. Christian Endeavor 6:15 p.m. Sundays. prayer meeting 7:15 p.m. Thursdays. choir practice Friday. Evening service moved to 7:45 sharp. Young People's hour 6:45.
J G Peter and wife spent Sunday in Kokomo. James and Ed Bell attended the funeral of H S Tousley at Logansport Saturday. Mrs Charles Steidle and son of Hemlock attended the Decoration Day services here. Azel Bell and family of Lincoln were Friday dinner guests of Dan Bell and wife. Mrs J M Henderson and a children of Idaville visited J M Townsley and wife. James Myers and family entertained at dinner Decoration Day, Wm Haworth and family, Mrs Geo Butz, Delbert Butz and family of
H E McFarland pastor. Sunday School 9 30 set. Ladies Aid to meet at G A R hall Wednesday for Friday dinner. Home Missionary Society of Logansport District meets at the Methodist church Thursday and Friday. Rev W F Prather and teachers may visit Galveston Sunday morning. Services next Sunday 10 30 morning and 7 30 evening.
Rev. H. C. Beckett leads Sunday with 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 morning worship. At night the program includes songs piano and harp solos drums and piano, readings and vocal numbers by Alsie Beckett Atsie Beckett Mrs J B Rose and Glen Lawrence. Twenty minute address by the pastor followed by a tableau and benediction. No collection. The public is invited.
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