08 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
1
Church notices announce preaching on the first and third Lord's Day each month. Sunday School at 9 A.M. Young peoples meeting at 6:00 P.M. Prayer meetings every Thursday evening. Pastor Manis.
The readable lines describe a Sunday School event and related activities with scattered names and locations. It mentions Praeger services, a scheduled Monday outreach, and a podistory reference, all presented in a garbled OCR style.
A historical notice discusses an increase in interurban rates. The fragmented text mentions planning, dates, and people involved, including references to local officials and stations. It notes impacts on service and expected dates for implementation.
A preacher near Sheridan exhorted attendees to reveal who pays debts. He prompted those behind on obligations to stand, confronting a man who admitted nonpayment. The scene ended with a pledge to close the service.
The Russiaville Cooperative held its annual meeting with president OL. Evans presiding. Reports from the secretary and auditing committee were read and accepted. Directors listed included Ike Wa Ikeip Gerees Alpiens LL. MoM Daniel Jak Lee Laon Zoli SoG Rateli J. Larter and Joli Waddell. The meeting ended with adjournment and notes to confer with interurban officials about upcoming electric line construction.
The Stout family reunion marks a prosperous year for the Ressiaville Cooperative Voicephone, with 22 new telephones added and a positive balance. New members, meetings, and an annual program were noted, honoring departed relatives and detailing officers and activities.
An early report notes a new comet discovered by Dr Wen WR trons of Hobart Cobece and named by Jim the Brooks comet. It is visible in early evening skies with telescopes, located near the top star in the northern cross and about fifty degrees north. J. E. Winer near Goldsmith reports Clover Seed price SU 460 per unit, reflecting a twenty year-old purchase price for his acres.
Mrs. Spradling sues Vern Spradling in Howard circuit court alleging failure to support and repeated separations since marriage in 1920s. She claims persistent concealment of finances and harmful conduct, and cites a prior conviction for obtaining money by false pretenses.
Descendants of Jobin and Auu Pooyi totaling about thirty held the second annual reunion at Kokonio city park last Thursday. The event, rooted in evie custom, featured a dinner and an all-grandchild lineage with no immediate family members present. Officers elected for the coming year include Clarence Dossbeiglveaind¢ as president and Ella Nrausopher of Russiaville as secretary.
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