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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
3
A long list of local society notes includes visits to Chicago and Indianapolis, theater and church events, road and rail work, farm ads, a wedding near Door Village, a meat market opening in Michigan City, and a January subscription gift offer with a sweepstakes.
The piece notes Abe Standiford training two Arabian ponies for his decorator wagon show, with care given to their feed and stabling. It mentions safety measures like a rat trap for rough moments and promises a ride behind the thoroughbred, reflecting a lively local feature style.
Evangelist DaVoe leads ongoing revival at the Christian church despite bad weather. Attendance grows as several converts join. meetings run through this week with some sessions into next. Topics include spirit land, truth, sin, the climb to glory, and the witness of the Spirit, with diagrams.
The Sunday morning sermon will discuss the practical value of God doctrines, the final in a series. Evening topic asks If we Love Jesus what then. Classes proceed with Sunday School at 10 am Epworth League 6 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm Junior League Saturday 2 30 pm.
At the annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday E. E Droom formerly of this city was chosen president. He previously served as northern sales manager and has decades in paint. He worked ten years to build Heath & Milligan Co. trade in Chicago and later with John W. Masury & Sons and the Detroit White Lead Works.
The notice describes Dr David Repnedy’s Remedy and its price, plus a Rochester case where Mrs Lucinga Hizer, aged 70, was granted a divorce from Albert Hizer after 65 years of marriage and fourteen children, citing cruel treatment. The report claims they are among the oldest divorce applicants.
A garbled line from a Binghamton page hints at a stamp named Root. The fragment mentions Roy Mer Se and a Stamp Root in a local context, leaving unclear details about event or holder.
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