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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
1
The H S O F Class of the Baptist Sunday School met Tuesday evening at the church with the president presiding. James Humbert read scripture, the class sang, and Howard Frier led prayer. Minutes were read and approved, business followed, and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks.
Seaward Oilar and Gladys Seaward were married on Wednesday of last week. Both are home folks with many friends here. Congratulations and best wishes are extended.
Lane Middleton were married at nine Sunday morning at the Friend's church parsonage with Rev. Samuel Talbert officiating. The couple will honeymoon at Lake Maxinkuckee before setting up housekeeping in Kokomo where Middleton works for Haynes Automobile.
The Filling Station Corporation now has their new filling station on West Main St. finished and serving customers. Built of cement blocks with wide over under roof, the bright lights make the place cheery at night. Two large service pumps offer gasoline with several grades of oils for autos. Forest Dunn runs the station and promises courteous treatment and excellent service.
John Snodgrass and wife, and William Graham and wife, motored to Scircleville to see relatives on Sunday.
Queen Esther group met at Miss Arline Carter’s home east of town. New officers installed include President Evelyn Convenr Vice President Ivy Lindley Recording Secretary Lelia Fisher Assistant Recording Secretary Catherine Oilar Corresponding Secretary Laura Chambers Treasurer Helen Carter Mite Box Secretary Arline Carter Supply Secretary Ruth Chambers Program Chairman Eloise Hartley Reporter Lula Mae Stout. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Members attended and enjoyed the gathering.
Jesse Thomas and Lem Lacy met an accident near a road turn on a trip to Indianapolis. The Ford shed a wheel after hitting fresh gravel, pitching Lacy into a rose bush and leaving both shaken but unharmed aside from minor injuries. Amos Micheal visited Kokomo on Tuesday. Vertia Morrison won a popularity cedar from the Dawson Comedy Co. Howard Brubaker attended the State Sunday School Convention in Lafayette as a delegate.
Arthur Oilar is spending part of the week with his parents and sister in Anderson, staying with relatives and sharing time with the local family.
Wm. F. Gordon of Kokomo visited town on Tuesday. The sermon Sunday at the M. E. Church by Pastor U. S. Hartley titled Christ the Master of Disturbances. Sunday School convenes at 10:00 A. M. with H. M. Brubaker as superintendent.
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