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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
1
A garbled listing of weekly church services and events across multiple congregations. Details include preaching times, prayer meetings, Sunday school, and youth groups with lingering references to Rev. A K Tov, Rev J G Detter, and Arthur Kennedy Love across Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, and other denominations in Russiaville area.
The notice lists church activities at Sunny Christian Church with Bible School 19:00 to 11:00, Communion and worship, Christian Endeavor Society at 6:69 p.m., Preaching Service at 7:00 p.m. on Sundays and first Sundays, Prayer Meeting every Thursday at 1100 p.m. led by C. Fiecyd Shaul, Pastor.
A local event highlights Rev Oshorn and a visiting wire of New 4 in town Saturday. Read as the week’s feature in this brief notice outlining the schedule and participants.
A fragment notes a visitor from Mene Union arriving in Iowa and passing through Foyase TF Se Ba neg ELS ay. The readable text mentions John Slediey and an unspecified visit to a local area.
Mrs H Hawkins hosted a gathering at her North Union street home in Ruth Bond’s honor before she heads to Ohio to visit friends and relatives for an indefinite period. Guests included Zola Davis and Frances Eng among others. a three course ranch with ice cream cake wafers and coffee was served.
The pastor leads a Sunday evening service at the church featuring prayers and Bible study. A hearty invitation is extended to all returning soldiers, sailors, and visitors to attend the events and feel welcome in the faith community.
The group held a regular meeting with a notable program presented. Attendees discussed charitable support and prayed for those in need while planning upcoming gatherings and acts of service within the community.
A baccalaureate service at Mt El Church Sunday night featured Rev. JP Edwards, former pastor, delivering the sermon The Man Who Got What He Gave. He used a story about a hanging to teach three laws: there are two sides to every story, every man has redeeming quality, and in this world and the next one reaps what one sows.
Miss Mable Swem of Kokomo visited friends here on Saturday.
S N Hamilton and Mrs Myrtle Michaels were Kokomo visitors on Friday, joining local residents in town for the day.
A report notes an unidentified man named William identified a suspect in a Kokomo incident this past afternoon. Police offered few details about the case.
The fragmentary line appears to list names and codes as part of a table or notice. Readable items include Protas and Tate with scattered initials and codes, suggesting catalog or specimen labeling in a larger archival page.
A local event invites all to a Necktie Social at the Les' schoolhouse on Wednesday evening May 7. The gathering is hosted by workers from Ves Te.4 aety and promises social time and community connection.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a school attendance item with unclear figures including five cents and a three cent reference. Mentions Ayowos ninety two, but surrounding details incomplete.
Mary Cox finished her term at Blairview School and will be at home for a few weeks.
Ray McLeland of Konumo was in town Saturday for a brief appearance, drawing local attention and chat among residents.
Mr and Mrs John Kesler hosted a fried chicken dinner at their home on Friday. The table was laden with all the trimmings for the chicken.
A fragmented OCR line notes a regional brief about MT with undefined details. The readable fragments suggest a local event or notice but lack concrete names, dates, or locations for fuller summary.
The fragmentary text shows garbled wording with no clear names or events. It references weariness and time spent but lacks coherent details to identify people, places, or actions for a factual summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Vireti Parkes and wife with scattered names and dates, but the source text is garbled making it impossible to identify a clear event, location, or outcome. No verifiable details to confirm a persons action or public notice.
The notice notes Miss Mary Cox was seen shopping in Nickomo on Saturday.
Miss Lugile Oilar visited Koko Mo on Saturday in what appears to be a community visit. The report notes her presence and the event timing.
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