Sunday and midweek church schedule under Pastor Lutey
GH at ive GH at ive Sunday School at 9 45 a m Junior League meets Thursdays at 4 00 p m Preaching Sunday evening at 7 30 p m All welcome to attend these services Pastor J Francis Lutey.
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
1
GH at ive GH at ive Sunday School at 9 45 a m Junior League meets Thursdays at 4 00 p m Preaching Sunday evening at 7 30 p m All welcome to attend these services Pastor J Francis Lutey.
Christian Church announces preaching on the second and fourth Sundays each month with Sunday School every Sunday at 3 oclock. Prayer Meeting Thursdays at night and Teacher Training Class Tuesdays. A. A. Honeywell is pastor.
Preaching on the first and third Lord's Day of each month. Sunday School at 10 00 a m Young people's meeting at 6 00 p m Prayer meeting each Thursday Rev T T Minnis Pastor.
Headquarters with A. C. Shilling in RUSSIAVILLE IND handles real estate, insurance, and mortgage lending services. The office operates as a focal point for local property transactions and financing inquiries.
H M Brubaker, cashier, swears the bank statement is true as of April 26 1912. The balance sheet lists loans and discounts 233716.51 total liabilities 233716.51 including capital stock 25000 surplus 23000 undivided profits 1494.86 national bank notes 25000 dividends unpaid 50 and deposits totaling 158841.65. Notary Geo F Holman administers the oath with commissioners and directors R C Kincaid J A telenu VE Gordon.
The article argues that boys favor city life but would stay with farming if given partnership and real involvement. It cites drudgery on farms and suggests including boys in decisions, crops, and recreation to keep them tied to rural work.
Audra Albright Hoel born February 24 1891 Russiaville Indiana died April 29 1912 at her mother’s home near Anderson Indiana She married Earl V Hoel March 2 1912 and funeral was led by Rev Carl Van Winkle of Indianapolis Interment Glenwood Cemetery Anderson She leaves a husband mother two brothers Marshall and Jay Albright Anderson a sister Mrs Geo Bond Houston Texas She moved to Anderson in 1903 and many friends mourn her loss.
Chinese readers statewide face a shortage of almanacs as the government bans their sale. Publishers prepared new covers with dates but cannot distribute the weather and fortune guidance inside. The public loses a traditional source of supposed good luck.
A fragmentary passage outlines the contents of an ordinary man’s body in playful terms. It lists fats for seven bars of soap, nails worth, sugar for a bowl, salt for a shaker, lime for a chicken coop, phosphorous for 2000 match tips, potassium for a toy cannon, sulphur for fleas, and albumenoids for eggs.
A Bell Telephone lineman awoke to a break in at Charles Britton's store adjoining the Walton hotel. Thieves stole tobacco and pocket knives and sprinkled oil, but the fire was limited. Bloodhounds from Indianapolis could not track due to rain. local suspects and a forthcoming grand jury investigation are noted.
Indianapolis April 27 Two residents of Kokomo filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy in the federal court. Andrew Peruung a farmer living in Kokomo gives his details in the filing.
The document lists two petitioners. The first shows liabilities of 1800 dollars and assets of 112 dollars. The second petitioner, Thomas Brandt, a horse dealer, reports liabilities of 1804 dollars and assets of 210 dollars.
Wm. Smith known as Dock from six miles southeast of Russiaville collapsed while unloading a corn load at the Daisy Roller Mills. He died that evening after being taken home. Funeral held at Prairieville cemetery. He left a wife and two children. He was about 77.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley is favorably mentioned as a possible Republican gubernatorial candidate. As chemist in the Agriculture Department at Washington he served the people well by fighting adulterated food. He is described as conscientious and fearless, likely to carry these traits into a campaign if nominated and elected.
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