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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. Louise Flournoy of Nashville Tennessee visits her mother Mrs. Sallie McCoy and enjoys fancy ice cream at Bachman's during the visit.
A brief item outlines options for purchasing or constructing housing in Russia ville. It highlights real estate choices for residents, mentioning local market trends and potential implications for buyers seeking permanent residence or investment.
Robert Gray of Flora Illinois after a two weeks visit with relatives here has returned home.
A brief note promotes Pure Home Ground Buckwheat Flour available at Daisy Roller Mills. It highlights buckwheat product details and local retailer stock, inviting customers to purchase.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as able to cure catarrh in all its stages. It asserts internal action builds constitution and strengthens the patient. The forfeit offer promises $100 to anyone who proves it fails to cure, with Cheney & Co. named as the makers.
Verna Morrison visited friends at Kirklin this week. Jeptha Chapple and his wife attended the McQuinn family reunion in Indianapolis Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda McCoy and Mrs. Lou Fiournoy were Kokomo visitors Tuesday afternoon. John McIlrath of Akron Ohio is spending a two weeks vacation with relatives here.
The Colton Dramatic Company performs this week to large crowds with enthusiastic reception. The troupe is described as excellent and their appearances are always greeted by good audiences.
An invitation to the Main Street Christian Sunday School at 10 a m encouraging attendance to study the Word of God. The note is signed by Chas K Lewis Superintendent and J B Weaver Assistant Superintendent inviting all to become better men and women.
Rev C M Fawns and wife from West Middleton attended the Chautauqua on Monday afternoon. Al Hodson wife and Lester Gifford and family from Kokomo were Sunday guests of John T Gifford and wife. Rev S P Talbert, James D Carter, Charles E Carter and wife attended Friends Yearly Meeting at Plainfield. Annice Carter began a two year domestic science and dietetics course at Battle Creek Michigan.
Notice by the Trustee of Monroe School Township Indiana states that on September 4, 1920 at 10 o’clock a m he will offer for bid the Pleasant Run School District No 3 grounds and house. The one acre site is in Monroe Township Howard County and sale is to occur on the school premises with cash terms.
Trustee of Honey Creek Township Howard County Indiana invites bids by 2 pm Sept 14 1920 for cleaning several open drains in Honey Creek Township including Oliver L quakeobuss A C Miller William Q Linson and Bess Open Drain No 172 Plans and specs on file in the trustee office Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
The Johnson family held its thirteenth annual reunion Sunday at John Jordan's home on North Union Street with many relatives attending a festive dinner. Charles Johnson was elected president John Jordan treasurer and Miss Lecta Johnson secretary. The next reunion is set for Marmon Johnson's home east of Middlefork on August 28 1921.
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