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Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1917

Page

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Local visits and social moments noted in Kokomo area

Mrs M C Floyd was a Koko mo visitor Tuesday. Miss Enid Maris of Kokomo was in Russiaville Tuesday. Some horsemen attended races at Logansport yesterday. Wm Franklin and wife of West Middleton were in town Monday evening. Mrs Anna Morrison was in Kokomo Monday guest of Mrs Will Shepherd. Mrs Olive Burgitt of Ander son visited her parents John D and Mrs Lee this week. Mr and Mrs Dyke Farlow of Kokomo were guests of T E Newlin and wife Sunday.

Enid Maris Kokomo Russiaville Logansport Wm. Franklin West Middleton Anna Morrison Will Shepherd Olive Burgitt Anderson John D Mrs. Lee Dyke Farlow T. E. Newlin Wife Sunday

Mr and Mrs Will Shepherd Attend Rebekah Lodge

Mr and Mrs Will Shepherd of Kokomo attended Rebekah Lodge here Monday evening in a local social gathering showing community ties and participation.

Will Shepherd Kokomo Rebekah Lodge

Logansport Visitors Include Dr Hart and Kinder

Dr. Hart, George Kinder, and D. G. Ridenour with his wife spent yesterday visiting Logansport, sharing time with local residents and touring sites around town.

Dr. Hart George Kinder D. G. Ridenour Logansport

Offi cers Installed by Kokomo Lodge 1 O of F

Geo L Woody conducted the installation of officers for Kokomo Lodge 1 O O F in Kokomo Tuesday evening confirming the members and rites.

Geo. L. Woody Kokomo

Quiet Fourth in Russiaville as diners stay open

Businesses closed tight in Russiaville on the Fourth except for eateries and a bakery. Mrs. Earl Stroud and her Kokomo son visited her parents, James and Mrs. Pavey, for Independence Day.

Russiaville Earl Stroud Kokomo James Pavey

Levi Oilar Spends Night at Home Near Fort Benjamin Harrison

Levi Harry Oilar, an officer at the training camp, spent Tuesday night at his home in the area near Fort Benjamin Harrison.

Levi Harry Oilar Fort Benjamin Harrison

Horses Win Second Money At Logansport Races

Dr Hart and George Kinder both placed second in races at Logansport yesterday. May Mc Kinney competed in the free for all and Lady Pen in the 2 20 pace.

Dr. Hart George Kinder Logansport May McKinney Lady Pen

Ladies of TA Circle entertain with contest and snacks

The T. A. Circle ladies gathered at Mrs. Vet Hamiltons home Friday afternoon for a business session and a contest. Prizes were won by Mrs. Eliza Ratcliff and Mrs. Emma Shepherd. Ice cream cake and strawberries were served. Meeting adjourned to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. Ottie Myers.

T. A. Circle Vet Hamilton Eliza Ratcliff Emma Shepherd Hamilton Ottie Myers

Rachel Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers

The Rachel Rebekah Lodge No. 357 installs its officers at a Monday meeting. New Noble Grand Amanda Silver presides with Vice Grand Fern Wyrick and other officers including Ree See’ y Inza Wyrick R. S. to N. G. Beryl Allison L. S. to N. G. Jennie Brant R. S. to V. G. Cecil Kanable L. S. to V. G. Margaret Duncan Warden Faye Ratcliff Conductor Allie Gordon Chaplain Jennie Greer Inside Guard Eliza Ratcliff Outside Guard.

Rachel Rebekah Lodge No. 357 Noble Amanda Silver Fern Wyrick y—Inza Wyrick R. S N. G Faye Ratcliff Allie Gordon Jennie Greer Eliza Ratcliff

Automobiles In Indiana County Show Growth In 1917

Campbell Circular Advertising Co. of Indianapolis reports 2835 Howard county autos registered by July 1 1917, up from last year. First registrant was Thomas Harris Kokomo with a Packard. last was J E Morris Russiaville with license 67L47 for an Auburn. Indiana total reaches 167181 licenses. estimated vehicle value statewide around $85,000,000.

Campbell Circular Advertising Co Indianapolis Secretary of State Howard County Thomas Harris Kokomo Packard J. E. Morris Russiaville Big Auburn Indiana

Potatoes Fall Hit Millionaire Class Dealers

In Chicago on June 28 potatoes dropped 40 to 65 cents a bushel over the past day, totaling 80 cents to $1 for the week and risking thousands in losses for dealers. Food speculators grew nervous and a larger slump seemed likely in other staples. New potatoes sold from $2.40 to $2.65 a barrel.

Chicago

Peru Horseman Charles Wilson Visits Town

Charles Wilson a Peru horse man traveled to town last Monday accompanied by Wes Hope and Dick Rateliff.

Charles Wilson Peru Wes Hope Dick Rateliff

Fifteen Years Ago This Week Highlights

Seventeen readable items report a June 29 death of Mrs. Harriet Hawkins after illness, land sales by E A Vernon at 110 per acre, a Mid dlefork 7 to 4 win in baseball, Forest planning a new bank, Luther Gillam’s death in Forest, Pat Bishop homestead partition into ten shares, Chil dren's Day at the Friends church, Bee Hive store sale to Wm Turner with July 6 possession, wheat harvest underway, and visits by Mrs. John Franklin and Mrs. O C Fairfield from Frankfort.

Bee Hive Kokomo Henry C. Davis Wm. H Turner Richmond

Ringling Bros. Circus To Tour With New Spectacle

Announcement says Ringling Bros. Circus will perform Friday July 18 at KO KOMO with afternoon and night shows. The program features Cinderella fairyland spectacle with 1000 participants, Ballet of the Fairies with 300 dancers, and 400 arenic artists in the main tent. A trained animal show joins the mix, and the menagerie tops 1009 wild animals including 41 elephants led by Big Bingo, plus nearly 800 horses.

Ringling Bros Ringlings America

Sunday Services at Local Church

The M. E. Church invites all nonmembers to Sunday School at 10 a.m. and the preaching service at 7 p.m. on Sundays. A prayer service is held every Thursday evening. Everyone is welcome to attend these worship activities led by Pastor J. F. Edwards.

Eornest

Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule

Bible School Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Communion and preaching at 11:00. Christian Endeavor Society at 6:00 p.m. Preaching at 7:00 p.m. First and third Sundays. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Pastor R. V. Saylor.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Society R. V. Saylor

Baptist Church Sunday School and Services Schedule

The church invites participation in Sunday School each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Preaching occurs on the second and fourth Sundays every morning and evening. B Y P U meets Sunday evenings at 6:00 p.m. Prayer meeting is held Thursday evenings at 7:00 o'clock.

Friends Church Service Times and Pastors

The notice lists Bible School at 9 40 a m on Sundays and worship at 11 00 a m with Pastor Walter W Brown. Evening service at 7 00 p m and Christian Endeavor events at 5 00 p m and 6 00 p m, led by Pastors Walter W Brown and Mellie M Brown.

Clowns and Parade Planning Mentioned For City Event

A note describes a morning parade with 60 clowns and two large free three mile street shows on event day, outlining schedule details and public access.

Mrs Greer Celebrates 63rd Birthday With Family Feasts

Mrs. W. C. Greer enjoyed a surprise birthday after church as relatives and friends gathered. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beale of Greenfield, Mrs. Helen Innis of Shelbyville, Willi A. Vaughan and Alice Merritt of Kekomo, and several Greer family members. The day featured music and cheerful conversation, with wishes for many future birthdays.

W. C. Greer Homer Beale Greenfield Helen Innis Shelbyville Willi A. Vaughan Alice Merritt Kekomo Howard Greer Oliver Greer Charley Pauley Willis Webb

Forest clergyman Allie Stith visits the city

The Rev. Allie Stith from Forest was observed in the city today, meeting local residents and engaging in community activities.

Allie Stith Forest

Also Mentioned on This Page

Palm Beach Wadman Licur Bussiaville Lumber & Coal CO Cochran Bros’ Bakery Kent Realty Company Story M. C. Floyd Rachel Rebekah Lodge State House Harriet Hawkins John H. Hawkins Severa E. A. Vernon Alto Joe Amos Middlefork Luther Gillam Pat Bishop Town The Friends Church John Franklin O. C. Fairfield Frankfort Ringling Bros. Circus Russiaville Church M. E. Church J. F. Edwards Christian Church Christian Endeavor Walter W. Brown Mellie M. Brown J. E. Kanable Afta Ole
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