| Businesses and Street Scenes (Click images for larger view) |
A Shady Street in Russiaville; p.7 |
East Main Street, Before the Fire
on March 19, 1937; p.11 |
Office of the New London
Pioneer; p.19 |
East Main Street about 1907; p.21 |
Stout Block, E. Main Street
After 1937; p.13 |
Russiaville Lumber Co.; p.15 |
Sketch of Pioneer Log Cabin; p.27 |
Sellars' Russiaville Elevator; p.33 |
Russiaville Flour Mill; p.35 |
Map of Russiaville; p.1 |
Indian Tepees; p.2 |
|
| Churches and Schools (Click images for larger view) |
Russiaville Baptist Church
Corner of Main & Cooper Streets; p.71 |
Christian Church
West Main Street; p.72 |
Union Street Methodist Church
Detroyed by Fire Jan. 8, 1942; p.2 |
Russiaville Friends Church; p.77 |
Architect's Drawing of the
New Methodist Church; p.31 |
Russiaville School Building; p.9 |
| Pioneers (Click images for larger view) |
Harry R Fawcett, Publisher,
Kokomo Telegraph &
Russiaville Observer; p.17 |
Jeremiah Hubbard,
Early Russiaville Teacher; p.37 |
Hepsiba Coate (Mrs. John Prior)
Wright; p.39 |
John Prior Wright; p.39 |
John L Woody, Pioneer and Former
Trustee of Honey Creek Twp.; p.45 |
|
| Businessmen (Click images for larger view) |
Carl C Eikenberry, President Eikenberry
Chevrolet Co. died at his home here
August 28, 1945; p.45 |
Horace G Woody, Son of Mr. & Mrs.
Samual Woody. Taught in several
dist. schools. Principal Kokomo High
School 11 years, superintendent City
Schools 6 years and superintendent
Greencastle City Schools 16 years; p63 |
Wilmer Lindley, Former
Russiaville principal and County
School Superintendent; p.25 |
| Honored Servicemen (Click images for larger view) |
Staff Sergeant Sammy Iles
Wounded Feb 20 1945, died
Feb 23, 1945. Won Bronze and
Silver Star in service. Served in
Philappine Islands; p.69 |
Colonel Floyd Marshall, Captured
when Manilla was surrendered,
confined in a Japanese prison,
died on the day Manilla was
recaptured by General McArthur; p.43 |
Corp. Richard Shultz
Thirty-fifth-Thirty-eighth
Ordinance. Killed in accident
June 1944 in West Virginia; p.57 |
Kenneth Coonrod
Died of wounds in
France, Aug 7, 1944; p.57 |
William A. Martin, Prisoner
in a German Prison Camp for
Seven Long months and almost
starved. Captured after 2 month's
service; p.69 |
Harold Max Thompson, First
Lieutenant, killed in action in
bombardier plane on
Franco-German border, Jan 15,
1945; p.41 |
Billy Chandler; p.81 |
Robert Kanable; p.81 |
|
