10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
A June memorial service is announced with a long bonding address and musical ode. The committee names RF Dann JAS Friend N G H C Walter PL OH Carter as organizers and invites attendance.
Calvin McCoy died Sunday morning at the Central Hospital for the Insane in Indianapolis after a year of declining health. He served in Company G of the 31st Indiana Infantry and was a respected Civil War veteran and Methodist church member. Burial followed at Russiaville cemetery. funeral held at his home near Middlefork with Rev. Lewis Reeves and Rev. Tedford officiating.
A saw mill owned by AA. L. Banks two miles south of town burned last Friday night at a loss of cash value. The family slept through the blaze and could not save any of the contents. The engine survived and could be rebuilt at about half the cost of a new one. Smoldering embers likely caused the fire after ore was drawn from the furnace.
Harrison Walters died Tuesday evening at his home in Midclefork aged about eighty. A Civil War veteran born in Somerset County Pennsylvania he came to this country as a boy with his parents. He was married to Mary McKowan fifty four years ago and leaves several children including James Walters William Walters Mrs Eugene Floyd and Harvey Walters. He also leaves two brothers and a sister. He was a member of the Masonic order Red Men and G A R. Funeral services were held Wednesday at his residence at 10 o clock with a funeral cortege to Vanthers? residence.
Geo Pearson of New London owns a new feed grinder and offers grinding services every Saturday. The mill is located opposite the Heliness church in New London.
Wesley Webb prepares to open a restaurant in the room one door north of A P Woods jewelry store. The space was vacated this week by John Routh who moved out.
Fragmentary text mentions horses and stands near a competition. It references classes of horse card prints and prices but lacks clear details or identifiable names or events.
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