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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
The piece highlights the overlooked class of baseball fans whose behavior shapes the spectator experience. It notes Fullerton’s observations from his travels around major league circuits and invites readers to a forthcoming story on fans.
L. W. Stout purchased the Wiela and Miller monument stock at Kokomo and plans to move the same to Liussiaville soon.
A local editorial extols the home merchant as a teacher and community asset offering year round goods and fair deals. It urges readers to support local stores and the OBSERVER, noting printing services and mutual advancement for Russia ville and its people.
A fly entering a home is described as harmless at first but becomes a monstrous carrier of disease. The text claims one fly can carry over 6 million germs, threatening the family.
The M. E. Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching service next Sunday evening at 7 50 p m Pastor S F Harter invites all to attend
Sunday School begins at 10:00 A M with a young people's meeting at 6:00 P M A prayer meeting is held each Thursday evening at the church.
The Christian Church announces services at 10 30 p m communion and preaching, 11 15 a m Bible School, 7 00 p m preaching, and 7 30 p m prayer meeting on Taoureday. Preaching every second and fourth Sundays. Everyone not listed is urged to attend these services. Pastor A A Honeywell urges participation.
On Sunday afternoon January 8th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Tague, Miss Bernice Tague and Mr. Ivan Wisov were married by Rev. F. Harter. A two course luncheon followed as congratulations and gifts poured in from relatives and friends. The couple and guests shared a merrymaking reception before departures.
Louise Summers, born November 25, 1850 in Coshocton County, died June 2, 1913 at her home aged 62 years, 6 months, 7 days. She married William McAnich in 1875, who died in 1599, then wed David D. Summers on September 14, 1903. Funeral at the Disciples church conducted by Rev. S. F. Harter.
A publisher asks readers to consider the value of two cents weekly for columns, news gathering, and printing. With about 550 subscribers on the list, the annual total amounts to one dollar per year, highlighting the collective support from the community. The piece ends by inviting readers to evaluate the idea.
A weekly Band Concert is announced for Thursday evenings in Russiaville during the summer, weather permitting. The notice also includes a 1913 bank report for the First National Bank at Russiaville detailing resources, deposits, and other financial figures.
The Weather Bureau reports the coldest June day on record across the middle Atlantic and New England states along with Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region. A high pressure system caused a sharp drop as Vermont New York and Pennsylvania recorded freezing or near freezing temperatures including 8 9 47 26 and 35 degrees in various spots with light snow in Montreal.
Indiana Governor announces National Flag Day will be observed Saturday June 14. He urges that state institutions colleges schools buildings residences and places of business display the Stars and Stripes during the entire day.
Mrs Sue Iudgers, Tom Brenner and Mrs Betsy Granger of Times Vere visit as George decodes other festivities this week.
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