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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
1
The Friends Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 A M Worship at 11 00 A M Christian Endeavor at 6 P M and preaching at 7 P M Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7 P M Revival services are postponed to February with a New Year greeting and cordial welcome from A Osborn.
The Ken tucky evangelist Rev. S. J. Sparks will lead revival services starting January 1 at the Baptist Church. Pastor Rev. T. T. Minnis announces preaching on the first and third Lord's Day each month, Sunday School at 10 09 a.m. Young people meet at 6 p.m. and prayer sessions are Thursday evenings.
M E Church presents Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Evening Service at 7 00 p m Pastor J Francis Lutey invites all. Man over 30 with horse and buggy wanted to sell stock condition powder near Toward County salary 70 dollars monthly address 301 Unity Building Indianapolis Indiana.
Russiaville youths Ross Runk and Clint Cooper have signed to play for Hannibal Missouri in the Central Association. They report for practice in April with expenses paid through the month, then join the salary list in May at Ness $100 monthly plus expenses and Cling $90 monthly plus expenses. Last summer they boosted with New Castle Maxwell Briscoe team, leading to this promotion.
The Sans Souci Club met at Mrs. Gusta Shilling’s home last Wednesday December 25 for a Christmas box and an enjoyable afternoon. The next gathering is set for January 4 at Mrs. Meady Wright’s residence 1411.
The Dorcas Society met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Mills residence with many guests enjoying the program and social hour. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Brubaker and Mrs. Palin. The next gathering is planned for Tuesday January 10 at Mrs J H Hawkins home with all ladies invited.
Will Newlin a prominent farmer west of town wed Eva Jordan daughter of Moses and Mrs Jordan of Forest Ind. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at six at the Friends parsonage with Rev Osborn officiating. Friends extend congratulations.
The Knights of Pythias lodge announces its officers elect C C Lee Burns as Vice Chairman, Geo L Woody as Grand Master, Robert Myers as Prelate, Lee Hes as Master of Work, M P Jeter as Master of Finance, A C Shilling as Keeper of Records, S C H Allison as Master of Arms, A A R Suite I as Grand Secretary, G S G Ratcliff as Overseer of Goods, E McCoy as Grand Chancellor, with C H Thomas as Trustee.
Rev Hick predicts a stormy January with a regular storm period February like patterns. The forecast notes cold starts western states, rising temperatures and storms to the east by early month, followed by rain snow and a central storm culminating around January 27 to 30 bringing blizzards and a broad cold wave into February.
Ernest Phillips, a well known Anderson druggist, was killed instantly in Frankton when he removed a shotgun from under a buggy seat causing a shell to explode into his abdomen. In Shelby County Byron Pfendler suffered a severe arm wound when a shotgun discharged while being lifted from a buggy. Doctors fear possible blood poisoning.
Forty eight relatives gathered at Will Heaton’s residence on Tuesday for a Heaton family reunion and shared a day of enjoyment and fellowship.
The notice urges owners to have horses shod for icy streets and kept warm with blankets when left standing. It argues slick shoes cause injuries and poorer pulling power, calling neglect cruelty and stressing safe, sharp shoeing as smart business. It also reports short items on Mr. Chars. Walter leaving for Los Angeles as a traveling salesman and local residents W Woods and W. H. Newline visiting or returning.
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