Kokomo Visitor Geo. W. Wright Spends Tuesday
Geo. W. Wright, visiting Kokomo, was seen in town on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
1
Geo. W. Wright, visiting Kokomo, was seen in town on Tuesday.
A Christmas entertainment event will be held at the M E Church Friday evening December 2. All are invited to attend.
December 16 meeting of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society at the president Mrs. R. C. Kincaid’s home included a bountiful dinner and a regular program. A letter from Anna Heistad thanked the group for two barrels of fruit valued at 82.80. The Comfort Committee sent a aid package to Albuquerque New Mexico for Spanish children. The Christmas Gift Committee reported a box of gifts valued at 10 for Bennett Academy Mathliston Miss. Fontaine Sweet Chocolate Co. rep visited and the group voted to sell a case of candy to raise funds.
A Sunday evening program at the Main Street Baptist Church featured community entertainment. The event highlighted local performers and offered a chance for congregants and neighbors to gather in a shared cultural activity.
Karl Whitcomb and wife were shopping in Frankfort on Wednesday, enjoying a day out despite the local mood and chatter.
John Mellrath of Akron Ohio visits relatives during the holidays. Edna Kirkendall buys stock of the Russiaville Hardware Co and is now in possession. Ward Chaney and wife were in Frankfort Wednesday. Earl Woody and wife from near Sharrsville were in town Tuesday.
Local shopper Joe Rodkey from Monroe township visited the area Tuesday evening. The short visit drew attention from passersby as he browsed storefronts and chatted with shop staff.
Mrs A C Chaney was shopping in Frankfort on Wednesday with a note of local shopping activity observed in the city.
Wesley McReynolds of Koko mo and Homer Clelland of Kokomo with family were traveling to Russellville when a Ford veered into a ditch. C D Hodson helped pull Russell Rhinehart from the wreckage and an ambulance took the car for repairs. No serious injuries, only the baby and Homer’s pocketbook harmed.
David Hodson and his wife visited Mrs. Hodson’s sister, Mrs Homer Clelland, and family in Kokomo Monday evening. Loyd Boyd moved out of Russiaville Monday night. his destination is unknown.
Marion Evans of New London visited Russiaville yesterday as Joe Thompson and his brother in law Campbell toiled on the street railway project at Fort Wayne.
John Burres distributed a Christmas treat to local children at Chew Grocery yesterday and today Santa Claus greeted youngsters, with turnout strong and all who came away smiling.
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