Cooperative spirit drives strong community growth
The passage extols cooperative effort as the driving force behind thriving communities. It emphasizes collective work, shared aims, and unity, urging everyone to act together for mutual prosperity and a stronger common good.
In Loving Memory of Lewis Cranor
obituary notes Lewis Cranor born January 17 1846 near Williamsburg Wayne county Indiana died November 3 1925 Richmond Indiana Reid Memorial hospital after throat growth surgery aged 79 years 9 months 16 days. He married Mae Reed April 21 1897 and was a civic leader in Dublin Indiana serving on town board school board and First National bank. Burial at South Lawn cemetery with funeral at home led by Rev F C McCormick and ministers Lawrence and Sokwitne.
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South Lawn
Jesus
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Death of Edward Trine Squire in Indiana Accident
Edward Trine Squire aged 54 of Wayne County Indiana died after an electric car struck his automobile on a Friday morning. He was born near Hamilton Ohio September 20 1871 and lived in Indiana since 1880. He leaves a mother and siblings plus three daughters all in various cities. Funeral services were held in Richmond with burial at Milton.
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Lydia Trine
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Kokomo
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Pershing
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Cunningham Hosts Christmas Guests From Winchester and Fountain City
Mr and Mrs A G Cunningham entertained Christmas visitors including their daughter Mrs Basil Connor and family of Winchester and Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver and son John of Fountain City Mrs Connor stayed a few days with the family.
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Basil Connor
Winchester
Frank Weaver
John
Fountain City
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