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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
1
Notice states that starting June 23 prices at shops Pete MoT Reatclit S. N. Hamilton Wm. Philpot in New London will be 35 cents. The document lists these shops as affected by the fare change.
Fragmentary text describes a Clover Lent Route event with scattered words about Russia and Pullows. The readable content is incomplete and does not present a clear event, date, or outcomes to summarize.
Notice of application to issue bonds or indebtedness in Honey Creek Township Howard County Indiana. A public hearing for the petition will be held at the State Board of Tax Commissioners office Indianapolis at 9:30 a.m. July 3, 1919. Trustees advisory board and local figures named. Also church meeting details with evangelist Daisy Barr July 6 in a tent south of the parsonage.
The Honey Creek Township Sunday School Convention at the M. E. Church drew good attendance and engaging afternoon exercises. Mrs. Barber, Afobe Falk, and Mr. John Shrock led tasks as officers. Rev Charles Moore gave a short address while Mrs C Floyd Shaul sang. The nominating committee proposed yearly officers across multiple departments including President CW Hollingsworth and various superintendents.
The Queen Esthers met at Sliss Fleeta Riges on N Union St for a monthly gathering. Laura Chambers reported on her Women s Home Missionary Convention duties and presented the banner for their year of work. Officers listed led the circle to meet district secretary standards.
President Vertic Morison and Vice President I gapeth Hol lingsworth lead a team with Dorothy Carter as Secretary Lau 1 Chambers as Corresponding Secretary and Helen Carter as Treasurer.
The H. & QO F Class met with W A Freeman at Amos Michaels home on Tuesday evening June 24. Bad weather kept many away and two social committee assistants were appointed. A Stonebraker Bridge picnic was planned for Sunday July 6. Mrs A C Chaney won with five correct answers in a Bible quiz after entertainment.
Edyth A. Runk and Paul A. Parks married Sunday June 24 at the Edyth’s parents A L and Mrs Runk home with Rev E C Bruner officiating. Guests enjoyed piano selections and a two color ice cream dessert. The bride’s sister Inza Wyrick presented a water set. couple later attended Children’s Day services at West Point church.
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