Christmas Twin Boys Born to Hicks Family on Potawatomi Street
Twins James Clayton Hicks and David Eugene Hicks were born on Christmas Day to Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Hicks on Potawatomi Street. James Clayton arrived first by about fifteen minutes weighing 4 4 pounds, while David Eugene weighed one pound more. Dr. Wright, their physician, jokes about a big Santa Claus this year as the Loom twins mark a Christmas arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clayton
David Eugene Hicks
John Henry Hicks
Potawatomie Street
David Eugene
Wright
Santa Claus
Milton and area obituaries and local notices
Ten people in Milton and nearby towns are listed with deaths and illnesses including Nancy Baldwin 74 who died December 28, plus Henry Black Ferdinand F Romer death in this city. Other items note religious and civic changes Rev Charles Shultz completing a three year pastorate at Jacksonburg Cpl John Fagan discharged and Christmas at Jacksonburg Walnut Level lodge officers named Robert Rush Harry Sowers Will Boggs library move to Armentrout block Red Cross space and Jackson township peace election winner Fred Storch refusing to qualify due to lack of moral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Storch
Jackson Township
Inauguration and local notices amid early January events
Thomas R. Marshall to be inaugurated Indiana governor next Monday. W H Trusler handed township trustee duties to Mandus E Mason. Mr and Mrs Charles Kerlin return to city for health concerns. Valentine Yohler and Louise Klieber to wed at St Elizabeths. Joseph Dailey named Justice of the Peace for Jackson township joining Bowmaster and Swain. Local social group seen The Devil New Year night. Obits: Edward Boden 40, Elizabeth Hall 75, Allen Neff 79, Jennie Hood 72, Drischel death from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Yohler
Pittsburgh
Louise Klieber
John Klieber
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Father Coulter
Edward Walter Boden
Elizabeth Hall
Lydia Pike
Allen Neff
Germantown
Jennie Hood
Dublin
Andrew Drischel
Two Words by Uncle Ezra and the Grit Blues
A fragmented piece contrasts Uncle Ezra's "Grit" with "Blue" laziness. It depicts a worker named Grit pushing through enormous tasks while Blue distracts, questions spendthrift habits, and hints at idle talk. The text links blues to demotivation and urges steadfast effort despite distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Hut Yea
Eastern Star Installations Highlight Public Supper Night
The Eastern Star held a public installation of 1929 officers last Thursday with a 6:30 supper for over 100. Mrs. Ben Sanford was installed Worthy Matron and Mr. Hugh R. Foass Worthy Patron. Miss Charlotte Newman retired after nine years of service and was honored. A musical program followed, with a promise of a strong future under the new leadership. The next meeting is set for January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Ben Sanford
Hugh R. Foass
Elmer Whelan
Mandus Mason
Arthur Hodson
Willard Petro
Hugh Foss
Geo. B .Morris
Sanford Jacobs
Lillie Huddleston
Adah
Dan Winter
Harvey Bertsch
George B. Morris
Foss
Newman
Walter Waddell
Ruth Dodson
A. C. Reese
Anna Catherine Whelan
C. M. Snyder
Charlotte Newman
Miss Newman
Order
Order of the Eastern Star
Invitational Basketball Tourney At Wilson High
Milton Indiana hosts the Wilson High School Invitational Basketball Tournament on Saturday January 5 with eight teams expected. The Wilson squad guards the lineup which remains secret until game day and promises high level competition with trophies awarded at finals in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ind
Tucker
Wilson High
Wilson Gym
Wilson Team
Beeson reappointed federal highway officer. Stonecipher named deputy marshal
Ed O. Beeson of this city has been reappointed for another term as federal highway officer. Joel H. Stonecipher a Hagerstown druggist is appointed deputy state fire marshal effective January 1, signaling strong local support and best wishes for his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Beeson
Joel H. Stonecipher
Hagerstown
Ingermann Elected Commander of VFW Post in Richmond
Robert S. Ingermann a Cambridge City native was chosen commander of Kirk-Little Post Veterans of Foreign Wars in Richmond last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Ingermann
Cambridge City
Kirk-Little Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richmond
Mrs Laura Richey Hosts Relatives For Sunday Dinner
Mrs Laura Richey entertained a company of relatives at her home Sunday with Dr Klemm and family Mrs Alice Parsons and others from Richmond enjoying a splendid dinner and the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Richey
Klemm
Alice Parsons
Richmond
Fayette County Basketball Tourney at Connersville
The annual Fayette county tournament will be held in Connersville on January 12. Seven teams compete Alquina Bentonville Everton Fairview Harrisburg Orange and Waterloo for the usual trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Connersville
Alquina
Bentonville
Everton
Fairview
Harrisburg
Orange
Waterloo
Mosbaugh Returns From St Louis Visit to Springfield Trip
John Mosbaugh spent several days with friends in St Louis and returned here Wednesday before heading to his home in Springfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mosbaugh
St. Louis
Springfield
Mass
Miss Beatrice Swallow Hosts Cooperative Dinner
Miss Beatrice Swallow entertained at her home on the tional Road east Monday evening with a cooperative dinner and watch. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hicks, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kniese, Mr. and Mrs. Abiram Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swallow of Richmond, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Swallow
Thetional Road East
Robert Hicks
Robert Hughes
Abiram Boyd
Charles Kniese
Poms
J. Young
Raymond Swallow
Richmond
Will Drischel
Ioohonend
Ae Ee
Bertsch
Mes
Eaith Scott
Recall of Cambridge City Grays star Bolby visits Cincinnati
Bolby, now of Price Hill Cincinnati, spent last Thursday and Friday in Cambridge City renewing ties with old friends from the Cambridge City Grays of the 1880s. The team played 1884 schedule against Cincinnati Shamrocks Dayton Indianapolis South Bend and more and reportedly lost no games. Other surviving members from that era include Benjy Drischel Frank Lackey Doss Hollowell and Park Swartzell. Bolby recently retired after 54 years with the Big Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolby
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Cambridge City
Cambridge City Grays
Cincinnati Shamrocks
Dayton
Indianapolis
South Bend
Logansport
Wayne
Marion
Anderson
Muncie
Richmond
Henley’s
Mr. Bolby
Benjy Drischel
Frank Lackey
Doss Hollowell
Park Swartzell
R. Bolby
Wampus Cats Face Two Hard Battles Friday Saturday
Lincoln Wampus Cats prepare for two tough games this weekend against Centerville Bulldogs on Friday and Winchester on home court Saturday. Charles Widner has shown improvement after a serious illness. He is staying with his son Frank in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Wampus
Bulldogs
Centerville
Winchester
Lincoln
Wampus Cats
Charles Widner
Frank
Indianapolis
Imperial Mills Remains sole survivor of Wayne county flour mills
The Imperial Mills of Cambridge City endures as the last of fifty two active mills in Wayne county. Since the Richmond Roller Mills retired, Imperial Mills leads in sales with AAAA Flour and Indiana Maid flour products. The mill markets to retail and wholesale customers and also handles stock and poultry feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Mills
Cambridge City
Wayne County
Richmond Roller Mills
Kiwanis Party Delights Children At Grand Theatre
About two hundred fifty youngsters enjoyed a Kiwanis Club event last Thursday at the Grand Theatre. A free comic film entertained the children before Santa Claus arrived, shook hands, and handed out candy and oranges at the exit, prompting orderly departures amid cheering and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Grand Theatre
Santa Claus
Social Notes From Chicago Visit And Indianapolis Guest
Mr and Mrs Will Hunt are spending a few days in Chicago. Mrs Ralph Fink of Indianapolis was the guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Rittenhouse Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Will Hunt
Chicago
Ralph Fink
Indianapolis
Frank Rittenhouse
Toledo Social Notes Tie Couples to Weekend Visits
Ene Joslin of Toledo spent the weekend with Ernest Whelan while John Scott Griffin of Spiceland visited David Wilson last week. Mr and Mrs Dan Winters spent Sunday with Mrs Pearl Thomas at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Joslin
Toledo, Ohio
Ernest Whelan
John Scott Griffin
Spiceland
David Wilson
Dan Winters
Pearl Thomas
Richmond
Dinner guests gathered at the Woodwards home
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Woodward entertained to dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertsch of Pershing, Miss Emma Heiney of Pershing, Mr. and Mrs. Don Drischel and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Faucett and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Woodward
Henry Bertsch
Pershing
Emma Heiney
Don Drischel
Clark Faucett
Reigles Attend Funeral of Aged Civil War Veteran
Mr and Mrs A Z Reigle of the Central hotel attended the funeral of Alfred aged 87 a Civil War veteran and former neighbor and friend at New Madison Ohio last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Reigle
Central Hotel
Alfred
New Madison
Ohio
Miller couple attends Indianapolis wedding of friend
Mr and Mrs L M Miller attended a friend's wedding in Indianapolis last week contrasting with other social duties.
Miller Hosts Table Bridge for Hurst Bowman Wedding Plans
Mr and Mrs Lotus Miller entertained six tables of bridge Tuesday evening in Indianapolis for Miss Jane Hurst and Kepler Bowman who will marry January 29. Hurst is a college chum of Mrs Miller and Mr Bennete See Bowman acted at Misa dalle nat Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Miller
Jane Hurst
Kepler Bowman
Indianapolis
Miss Hurst
Mr. Bowman
Miller
Benneg
Bowman
Lndianapolis
Christmas Cheer Committee Distributes Baskets Christmas Eve
Kiwanis entertainment group led by Bruce Henderson and Arthur Cornthwaite with F C Mosbaugh and Scout master Smith and others filled 46 gift baskets with flour meal coffee beans tea sugar and various foods along with toys underwear and fruit. Total cash raised and spent $124.45, no surplus saved. effort celebrated for bringing happiness to many homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Bruce Henderson
Fred Masterson
Arthur Cornthwaite
F. C. Mosbaugh
Mrs Volkert and daughter visit Chicago friends
Mrs George Volkert of Indianapolis and her daughter Louise who attends school in Chicago spent last week with Mr and Mrs E R McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Volkert
Indianapolis
Louise
Chicago
E. R .McGraw
Martindale Hosts Cooperative Luncheon and Watch
Mr and Mrs Alpheus Martindale entertained with a cooperative luncheon and watch on Monday evening for guests including Mr and Mrs Albert Tyler, Mr and Mrs Keith Veach and Mr and Mrs Clifford Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Martindale
Albert Tyler
Keith Veach
Clifford Howard
Notice for New Officers Listings in Local Lodges and Clubs
The Tribune will publish a list of newly elected officers for all Lodges Churches Sunday Schools and literary and other clubs in Cambridge City Milton Dublin and coneenee. Secretaries should send the names and confirm if elections occur after Saturday. Notify if elections are held Sunday or Monday so space can be reserved. There is a charge for this publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Cambridge City
Milton
Dublin
Coneenee
Christmas Happenings Beat in Milton Area Notes
Milton residents share holiday visits and dinners as friends and relatives gather across St. Louis Romney and nearby towns. A long list of households hosts Christmas meals and events while illness and travel touch families including Mrs. Mary Brodt, Mrs. Elizabeth Hicks, and Willard Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brodt
St. Louis
George Brod
Grim Reaper Exacts Heavy Toll in Closing Week of the Old Year
Mrs Etta Coke wife of Thomas Coke died at home in Newark Ohio aged 64 She was a native of the area and daughter of Caleb Lester She is survived by husband son Frank of Marietta Ohio two daughters Mrs Lucas Minehart of Pennsylvania and Miss Iona at home One sister Mrs Martin Lannon of Columbus Ohio two nieces Mrs W D Williams and Mrs Ethel Kuster The body lay in Wiseman funeral parlors and the funeral held Saturday with burial in Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Parkins
Effie Parkins
Carrie Michael
T. P. Crist
Benton Wagner
Alma
Carl Williams
Charles Wilson
Vernon Beeson
Walter Templin
Paul Ferris
Clint Hormel
Cambridge City
Ray Mendenhall
New Carlisle
Ohio
Wm. Huddleston
Elizabeth Hicks
R. V. Kinneman
Bobby
Interstate Public Service
Connersville
Russell Warren
Winchester
Willi Wallace
Mary C. Templin
Dorothy Doty
Imogene Simpkins
Margaret Bertsch
Maynard
Ralph
Orville Bertsch
Robert Simpkins
Templin
Ruby Moore
Chicago
Jesse Moore
Moore
Indianapolis
Elmer Bertsch
Benj. Knipe
Lou Wilson
Eva Thornburg
William Huddleston
Clayton Kimmel
Straughn
Everett Floyd
Dayton
Flora Ferguson
Earl Butler
Will Wissler
C. A. Leverton
Benton Winter
Dwight Bevwalf
Etta Coke
Thomas Coke
Newark
Caleb Lester
Frank
Marietta
Lucas Minehart
Pennsylvania
Iona
Martin Lannon
Columbus
W. D. Williams
Ethel Kuster
Wiseman
Riverside
Death of Camacumber Co. Employee George Eckhart at 33
George Eckhart, 33, a retired employee of the Camacumber Company, fell ill with influenza last week, recovered briefly, then relapsed on Friday and died early Saturday. Survived by widow, three children Margaret George and Alma, four sisters, two brothers, and his Indianapolis mother. Funeral held at home Monday with Rev. E. E. Davis officiating. Walnut Level lodge of Odd Fellows, German Town, in charge. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eckhart
Camacumber Co
Margaret
George
Alma
Indianapolis
E. E. Davis
Walnut Level Lodge of Odd Fellows
Germantown
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral services for John W. Morgan held at Centerville home
Funeral services were held Friday at the late home near Centerville for John W. Morgan 75 a member of the Osage lodge of Red Men Cambridge City R of P lodge Centerville and Masonic lodge of other fraternal orders as listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
John W. Morgan
Osage Lodge of Red Men
Cambridge City
R. of P. Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Richmond
Milton man Kaiser Izor dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Charles Kaiser Izor a Milton resident known as a harmless character shot himself at his home Saturday after a Christmas Day arrest for public intoxication. The death followed humiliation from friends jokes about the arrest. Funeral services were held at Wiseman funeral home Cambridge City with burial in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ind
Charles
Kaiser) Izor
William Filby
Marshal Revilee
Wiseman Funeral Home
Cambridge City
McCormick
Civil War Soldier Thomas R Peyton Dies at 86
New Lisbon veteran Thomas R Peyton aged 86 died Saturday in Danville Indiana. Remains brought to son Charles Peyton in New Castle. Services and burial planned at New Lisbon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lisbon
Ind
Thomas R. Peyton
Co. C
Indiana Volunteers
Danville
Charles Peyton
New Castle
New Lisbon Mohiay
Stephen Sheibla dies at 84 near Jacksonburg
Stephen Sheibla aged 84, a retired farmer from the vicinity northeast of here, died Tuesday after a short illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Christian church in Jacksonburg, with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Sheibla
Jacksonburg
Here
The
Christian Church At
Mrs Sarah Hill Dies While Visiting Daughter in Richmond
Greensfork Ind Mrs Sarah Emma Hill 59 wife of Martin F Hill a well known farmer of near Greensfork died Saturday evening while visiting her daughter in Richmond She leaves a husband and a large family of children surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensfork
Ind
Sarah Emma Hill
Martin F. Hill
Richmond
Pravey Hosts Lumpkins Guests of Marts This Week
Mr and Mrs Charles Lumpkins of ya Pravey were the house guests of Mr and Mrs George Marts last week continuing small town hospitality and social ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lumpkins
Ya Pravey
George Marts
Local Health Concern and Legion Convention Date
Miss Alice Bradbury suffers from a long standing skin ailment since Thanksgiving Day. The Sixth District American Legion convention will be held in Rushville on January 24 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bradbury
The
American Legion
Rushville
Social notes highlight Thelma Miller and relatives
Miss Thelma Miller of Indianapolis visited over the weekend with relatives while Mrs. Claude Russell of Richmond spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Miller
Indianapolis
Claude Russell
Richmond
Ancil Williams
Social Guests and Funeral Attendees Listed
Mrs Hazel Kirlin and daughter Janet hosted dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb Mr and Mrs Omer Kirlin Mr and Mrs Charles Kirlin Mr and Mrs Joss EO John Kirlin and Ruth Jud ins. Those at the funeral of Mrs Thomas Coke Saturday included Mr and Mrs Frank Coke of Marietta Ohio Mrs Lucas Minehart of Clarion Penn Mr and Mrs Martin Lannon of Columbus Ohio Mrs W D Williams of Columbus CO and Miss Jona Coke of Newark Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Kirlin
Janet
Charles Loeb
Omer Kirlin
Charles Kirlin
Joss EO John Kirlin
Ruth Judins
Thomas Coke
Frank Coke
Marietta
Ohio
Lucas Minehart
Clarion
Penn
Martin Lannon
Columbus
W. D. Williams
Columbus, CO
Jona Coke
Newark
Dinner guests include Caldwell family and Lena Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caldwell and their children hosted a dinner with Mrs. Lena Ferguson and others at a private home. Hazel Kirlin attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Caldwell
Lena Ferguson
Martha
Hazel Kirlin
Mrs Thomas Enyeart Recovers From Severe Flu Attack
Mrs Thomas Enyeart is reported to be recovering after suffering a severe flu attack. City health notes no further complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Enyeart
Mrs Hazel Kirlin Hosts Supper Guests
Mrs Hazel Kirlin entertained to supper Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Ferguson, Mrs Ferguson and daughter Martha attending the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Kirlin
Charles Ferguson
Ferguson
Martha
Day event links Whartons with Chicago visitors
Mr and Mrs J R Wharton host day with guests including Mr Hapbett Fisher of Chicago and Vehn near Liberty, details sparse in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wharton
Mr. Hapbett
Fisher
Chicago
Vehn
Liberty
Cambridge City Tribune Publishes Christmas Edition with Ads
Roy Copeland editor and publisher issues a 16 page Cambridge City Indiana Tribune Christmas edition on Thursday December 13 with an attractive WNU holiday cover. Merchants use the issue for two full page ads and a half page ad plus many other ads and Christmas features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Copeland
Cambridge City
Ind
WNU
Publishers Auxiliary
Chicago
Ill
Local officers elected across several lodges and churches
30 Ace Elmer Beeson purchased the meat market from Geo Bridenbacher. Dublin Olive Branch Odd Fellows elected Wilson Smith and others. Henry Bladel and George Bales became rail way inspectors. Germantown Odd Fellows and Evangelical Sunday School officers named. Lutheran officers listed. Dublin M E Sunday School, Cambridge K P officers installed. W R C officers installed January 3. Milton M E Sunday School officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Beeson
Geo. Bridenbacher
Dublin
Olive Branch Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wilson Smith
N. G
T. L. Shaw
W. S. Binkley
F. E. Hoffman
Germantown
Lutheran Sunday School
Charles Hackett
Omer Neff
Fanny Wilson
Hannah Bertsch
Daisy Joliff
Edna Neff
Opal Wilson
Nora Gehring
Never judge a woman’s s 4, by her teeth
A fragment hints at a proverb-like saying about appearances and deception. It notes that both may be artificial, drawing a caution about judging by looks rather than truth. The text appears as a clipped colloquial remark without a clear event or identifiable figures.
Praise From The Boss Encourages Clerks With Kind Words
The poem urges bosses to praise clerks to lift spirits and boost performance. It notes positive words cost nothing and improve mood, effort, and loyalty. It warns against harsh criticism and ends with a moral about fairness and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Rane
Wise on and Beneath Public Favor, Emptiness of Applause
Fragmentary text suggests reflections on public favor and the emptiness of applause. Lacking clear events, names, or places, the note hints at a mood rather than a report or incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneens
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. R. Gresh
Nancy Baldwin
Henry Black
Hopewell
Charles Shultz
Corporal John Fagan
Ferdinand F. Romer
Cambridge Lumber Co
Walnut Level Lodge
1.C.C.F
Robert Rush
N.G
Harry Sowers
V.G
Will Boggs
Armentrout
Red Cross
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
W. H. Trusler
Mandus E. Mason
Elct
Charles Kerlin
Mr. Kerlin
Kansas
Joseph Dailey
Mr. Dailey
M. L. Bowmaster
Cambridge Ccty
C. T. Swain
Charles Wilson, Jr
Park Lantz
Harry Doty
Nora Wagner
Inez Doddridge
Lois McClung
Hazel Wagner
the Devil
Milton Items
Uncle Ezra
Werd
Grit
Milton News
Johnson
Romney
Rex Murray
Paul Connell
Harper Lindsay
George Brodt
Mr. Risch
Henry Hess
Mason Robison
Edward
Thomas
A Swearingen
Mooreand
John Sodan
Harrison Hicks
Rebekah Hubbell
Effie
Lowry
Cadiz
Carroll Lowry
John Good
M. E
Ruby Baker
Doris Doddridge
Ruth Trine
O. H. Cross
Bellville
Cross
Mary Ann Scholl
Mary Mason
Olin Davis
Mildred Cutter
Lucille Marley
Ruth Warren
Florence Beeson
Orris Kellam
Willard Lamb
Freeman Lamb
Lamb
Statira Murley
Bert Murley
Earl Murley
Col
Grim Reaper
George ‘Eckhart
Charles Izor
Sarah Hill
Henry Bladel
Whitewater
Big Four
George Bales
Mr. Bladel
Panhandle Railway
Odd_ Fellows
Fred Dryer
F. H. Winter
W. G
John Gehring
J. H. Markley
W .W. Gipe
C. A. Reigle
W. H. Behr
Andrew Reigel
Wm. Carpenter
Evangelical Sunday School
Andrew Riegel
Jeannette Kocher
Albert Hess
Laura Winter
Flora McDaniel
Myrtle Brenneman
Pearl Jordan
Karl Behr
Elmer Lamb
Frank Garthwaite
Bert Stant
Maggie Baird
Lula Freeman
Edgar Wiker
Neva Grubbs
Neva Faucett
Georgia Hicks
Nora Garthwaite
Cambridge Lodge No. 9
K. of P
George Ingelmann
M. R. Krahl
Charles Nugent
B. F. Miller
George Babcock
W. E. Sweeney
Joseph Wallick
B. F. Ingermann
I. G
John Patton
O. G
Jacob Ingermann
W.R.C
Elizabeth Waddell
Ola Huddleston
Alice Williams
Mattie McClare
Elenor Ricks
Olive Rummel
Elizabeth Locke
Ella Murray
Mra=Swynn
Dora Patton
Rose Ohmit
Eva Bales
Lou Vickrey
Ware
Wise
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