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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
4
All male citizens aged 21 to 30 in Honey Creek township Precinct No 2 Indiana must register from 7 to 9 a m on Tuesday June 6 1917 at the Russiaville school building Registration is by order of AL S Thompson Registration Officer.
Mrs Perkhiser and Mrs Frank Williams were in Kokomo Tuesday.
Fred Tague of Swayzee paid his regular Sunday visit to his former residence, as recorded in local notes.
Mrs. Bert Keith visited Kemp ton yesterday as Carl Dill suffers another rheumatic setback.
Messrs. Wilson and Harley of Kokomo Tribune were in town Tuesday evening. Clark Brown, a missionary among Indians in Oklahoma, visited last week to see his brother Walter W. Brown and relatives. John Reagan of Carmel stayed with his son Chester in New London Sunday night. Glen Maris of Perkinsville, a veterinarian and former Russiaville boy, was in town Tuesday.
Local report notes Kid Weaver has left to train horses for Charles Wilson at Peru, engaging in equine work and relocation to the Peru area.
Walter Crisler and family of Anderson visited his sister Mrs Kemp and family last year, joining relatives and extending family greetings during the hometown trip.
Rev Stith of Forest visits Russiaville. Miss Mills of Plain City stays with the Carters. Wadman store glass panel arrives. to be installed tomorrow. Billy Bishop Wes and Dee Hope depart for Logansport with Hart Kinder horses. Voter registration urged for ages 21 to 30. Observer praises Lever plan to ban grain distillation into liquor to preserve bread. Al S Thompson named to county Council of Defense. Harvey C Lybrook named westend member from Ervin township.
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