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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
1
A confused passage contemplates heat from the Equator and atmospheric conditions. It mentions aging, charm, marriages, and memory, interwoven with scattered phrases about liberty and a dying man. The text reads like stream of consciousness notes with partial lines and unclear context.
Mrs Leora Bryant of Forest was granted a divorce from Orwen Bryant by Judge Russell Harker. She retains custody of two younger children Oral and Amy May. the two older sons Marvin and Dale go to live with grandparents Leonard and Cora Bryant on a nearby farm. Also ahead is a three day Young Friends Conference in Carmel Indiana July 3 to 5.
Local shoppers closed the Fourth, with visits from Mrs S O Wright and daughter of Milford. Kokomo residents Dale Medley Earl Coleman and John Medley guests of the Medleys. Chester Reagan visited relatives in the area. John Popejoy works on property on South Union Street. Richard Unger improving after illness. Everett McCoy and wife visited Elmer McCoy in Akron. Eastern Star honors Mrs Manson Unger as she plans to move to Frankfort. Junior King Tuts to play Kokomo South Side Christians at the local ball park on the Glorious Fourth at 2 45 p m. Community urged to support the boys at the game. John Snodgrass and wife visited their son Dale at Rockville government sanitarium for tubercular trouble. reports of improvement.
John H Hawkins of Kokomo visited Russiaville friends last Tuesday. Flora Soldiers defeated King Tuts 11 to 1 at Russiaville with about 1600 spectators. Junior King Tuts beat Kempton Braves 22 to 1 at Russiaville Ball Park. Marion Arnold of Bloomington Illinois plans to relocate to Russiaville with wife Ed Hood attended a wedding shower in town. Tracy Hollingsworth sold West Main street property to Arnold.
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