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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
1
A collage of notes covers coal strike pressures for government control, the push for public ownership of natural resources, and labor disputes. It cites a 14 pound lamb, bears, and a discussion of divorce alimony while noting railroad profits exceeding 200 million dollars and shifting social norms.
The revival meetings led by Rev J F Stevenson at the Methodist church enter the third week with strong crowds and continued urging of re dedication. University guests Miss Wamsley and Miss George inspire with song while others from Taylor University plan to visit over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Jeptha Chapple spent Sunday with J H Boyer and family of Kokomo in a social gathering that featured hospitality and local kinship.
Howard county treasurer W A Weddel who recently suffered a stroke continues to improve and is able to sit up again. The note urges extending a helping hand rather than seeking punishment.
The community seeks a place to meet after revival services conclude. Members discuss potential venues and dates to continue fellowship and outreach efforts.
Clarence Isherain and Opal Hobson were united in marriage Sunday afternoon with Rev. Nixon officiating in Kokomo. The ceremony marked their vows in a simple local service.
Miss Maude Brown hosts her aunt Irsa Hollowell of Argonite Kansas Monday and Tuesday as an honored guest in a brief family visit noted in local society.
C W Hellingsworth and wit transacted business in Indianapolis on Monday.
E. H. Kirkendall and family acted as dinner hosts to guests Monday with P. and Mrs. Harry Gray visiting from Kirk.
A daughter was born to Andrew Catron and his wife Wednesday, weighing a regulation amount at birth.
A fragmented eye into an election scene where a recently elected representative approaches the House exit to take his seat. A spectator describes the mood as modest and overwhelmed while others weigh the significance of the moment. The Telegraph mentions curious staff remarks and the overall atmosphere surrounding the proceedings.
The passage argues against the myth that Cervantes lost his hand in battle at Lepanto. It cites conflicting claims and notes the author’s view that Cervantes recovered and later described his own wound in the prologue to the Exemplary Novels.
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