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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
1
The Main Street Christian Sunday School offers a 10 a.m. session with an open welcome. The aim is to help attendees grow in the Word of God and become better men and women. Charles K. Lewis is Superintendent and J. B. Weaver is Assistant Superintendent.
The note mentions fancy brick ice cream at Bach man's with a boast that it is mighty fitting. No additional context or details are provided to explain what makes it notable.
The San Souci Needle Circle met at Mrs. Everett McCoy's home on Wednesday afternoon with many members present and two guests. A short program followed including a reading by Mrs. Fay Ratcliff, a duet by Mrs. Edith Weaver and Ratcliff, and a guessing contest with instrumental music by Ratcliff. Two new members, Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Aikenberry, joined the circle. ice cream and angel food cake were served and the group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs. Rosa Middleton's home.
All ex service men of the neighborhood are urged to meet in Russiaville on Monday May 31 at 1 00 PM in uniform to assist in the Decoration Day exercises in the afternoon.
The Bachman’s Tourist Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. A. H. Miller’s home with all but one member present. The program included Yankee Doodle, a delayed paper on Edison and His Achievements, and readings on The Constitution of the United States, The Monroe Doctrine, The League of Nations, and Who’s Who in the World League. Mrs. Miller’s sister Miss Grace Griffith of Vevay, Ind., assisted with entertainment.
Eugene Whitaker and his wife visited Frankfort resident Mrs Whitaker with Mr E Sherwin and his wife Thursday afternoon to sample treats.
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