Social notes from area residents and visitors
George Barrett suffers severe rheumatism. Geneva guest Mrs. Merle Teeple visits Mrs. Albert Tyler. Ed and Mrs. Wilson of Dundirk visit Harley Garretts. Wm Ormes spend Monday in Indianapolis. Frank Swisher hosts raceaene on Main Street. John Samuels of New Castle visits I N Falls and Mrs. Beeson. Eva Lou Hicks of Cincinnati spends weekend with parents and Robert Hicks. Charles Ellsbury hosts Leonard Ellsbury and John Nordolf of Aurora. Max Feemster undergoes major surgery at Reid hospital Richmond. S S Ballenger and family visit relatives in Muncie with Florence Templin of Winchester. Mrs. Welsh ill at home with malignant growth. Thomas Kelsey hosts Albert Kelsey Irene Kelsey William Wills and B L Bacon for Sunday dinner. I J L Harmeier visits his mother Anna Harmeier at Milton. Ross M Hutchinson hosts George Offutt of Arlington. Bond home from Cincinnati for weekend. Mrs. Frank Lykins visits parents near Muncie. Mrs. Robert Steele back from Kokomo wintering with daughter Bertram Berger. Berger accompanies Steele for weeks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Haulin
Milton
Bentonville
San Diego
Calif
Indianapolis
Katherine Hoshour
Sam Thompson
Oscar Thompson
Alice Wiggans
Richmond
Ralph Hutchens
Ross Parker
Nora Scott
Carl Williams
Earl Crawford
R. W. Warren
Milton Christian Church Missionary Society
F. C. McCormick
Cambridge City Missionary Society
Genevieve Kniese
Harry Ginn, Sr
Martinsville
Ida Higham
Philip
H. P. Ludington
N. P. Ludin
Les Gilmore
Muncie
Ozro Dailey
Birthday Dinner for Husband Held by Mrs Bertsch
Mrs Alvin Bertsch hosted a birthday dinner Monday evening with guests including Mr Harper Lindsay, Mr Fred Bond, Mr Carl Caldwell and Mr Russell Worl along with their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Bertsch
Harper Lindsay
Fred Bond
Carl Caldwell
Russell Worl
Mrs Stannach Hosts Bridge Party With Guests
Mrs. Harry Stannach entertained with bridge on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Harry Bales, Mrs. Clarence Ingerman, Mrs. K. P. Diffenderfer, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. Paul Drischel, and Mrs. Harry Kuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stannach
Bridge
Harry Bales
Clarence Ingerman
K. P. Diffenderfer
Harry Thompson
Paul Drischel
Harry Kuster
Liberty Couple Spends Saturday with Local Friends
Mr and Mrs Richard Ross of Liberty spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Wm Orme in a social visit likely sharing conversation and hospitality in the community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ross
Liberty
Wm. Orme
Revival Sermon Draws Large Crowd in Richmond
Rev W H Harrison pastor of Cambridge City Methodist preached at the First Baptist church in Richmond Monday night as part of a large revival. Members from his church joined in leading the service and providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harrison
Cambridge City Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Richmond
Couples Gather in Indianapolis on Friday Event
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Stratton with several companions including Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Russell Stone were in Indianapolis on Friday. Also present were Mrs. D. C. and J. J. L. Harmeier along with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farves and Mrs. Fred Masterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Stratton
D. C
Russell Stonecipher
Bertsch Released From Reid Hospital After Infection
C A Bertsch was brought home from Reid Hospital Saturday and is recovering from an infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bertsch
Reid Hospital
Mrs Max Kitterman Hosts Wednesday Luncheon Bridge Club
Mrs Max Kitterman entertained her Wednesday Luncheon Bridge club at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kitterman
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Mrs Florence Templin Spends Weekend with Ballengexs
Mrs Florence Templin of Winchester spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs B S Ballengex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Templin
Winchester
8S. S. Ballengex
Birthday dinner honors Claude Dickerson hostesses
Mrs. Claude Dickerson entertained with a cooperative dinner on Wednesday in honor of her husband's birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wina and son, Mrs. W. M. Miller, Mrs. Nerbert Butler, Vera Butler, Eunice Ballenger, Grace Ballenger, Dorothy Miller Carmin Ohmit, Miller, Pauline Kellam and Vance Butter.
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Claude Dickerson
Wina and Son
W. M. Miller
Nerbert Butler
Vera Butler
Eunice Ballenger
Grace Ballenger
Dorothy Miller Carmin Ohmit
Miller
Pauline Kellam
Vance Butter
Ladies of the M. E. Church Honor Mrs Harrison at Luncheon
The ladies hosted a cooperative luncheon Tuesday evening at Mrs. Steward Ballenger's home to honor Mrs. Wm. H. Harrison with a surprise cooperative gathering.
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M. E. Church
Steward Ballenger
Wm. H. Harrison
Cooperative dinner honors Mrs. Mary A. Weaver
A group from Indianopolis and nearby towns gathers at Mrs. Walter Waddell’s home for a cooperative dinner in honor of Mrs. Mary A. Weaver’s eighty first birthday. Attending are Mrs. W. W. Wiggans Mrs. W. K. Cooper Mrs. Jean Cox and Son Mrs. Mary Wa all of Indianenolis Mrs. H Stretch and Mrs. Martha Watkins of New Castle and Mrs. Irwin Bishop and son of Lake Wawassee.
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W. W. Wiggans
W. K. Cooper
Jean.Cox and Son
Mary Wa
Indian Enolis
H. “H Stretch
Martha Watkins
New Castle
Hirs. Irwin
Bishop and Son v
Lake Wawassee
Walter Waddell
Mary A. Weaver
Lawrence Bertsch Post American Legion Post in Cambridge City
Fragmented notice notes the Lawrence H. Bertsch Post American Legion in Cambridge City, detailing a local organizational item or event read in the brief OCR segment. Limited readable facts emphasize the post name and city with no clear date or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Bertsch
American Leismakn
Cambrid City
Jacksonburg Leads Wayne County Schools in Attendance
Jacksonburg school tops Wayne county with an attendance average of 98.2 in the second week of the seventh month. Dalton follow closely at 98.1 while Greensfork is 97.1 and Milton 96.8, with Abia 96.6 and Pleasant View 96.3 among others.
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Jacksonburg
Wayne County
Dalton
Greensfork
Milton
Aba
Pleasant View
Wiliamsburg
Chester
Centerville
Hagerstown
Fountain City
Onemy
Whitewater
Mb Se
Fountain
Cambridge City
Boston
Memorial Day Band Appearance by Indiana Soldiers Home
The Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home band from Knightstown will perform at the Memorial Day observance on May 26 afternoon. Lincoln High School basketball fans attended the state tournament at Butler Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Friday and Saturday, with McMillen of Cincinnati named as speaker for the event.
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Een
Pat Eee
Iroy
Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children’s
Knightstown
Seure v. McMillen
Cincinnati
Lincoln High School
Butler Fieldhouse
Indianapolis
Twilight Alley Tenement Play Scenario and Cast
Dame Needy and her large family inhabit The Old Shoe in Twilight Alley. Meg leads eight sisters and Jack captains a neighborhood baseball nine. Immigrant Angela and Lily, daughter of the owner, meet in a sunny garden and bring hope to the twilight dwellers. The boys threaten to burn the tenement, but Lily returns with a joyful solution and harmony is restored.
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Meg
Pauline Kellam Jack
Gail Smiley
Agnes Doddridge
Mildred Erisman
Hilda Hofmann
Laurine Lamott
Moneta Leverton
Doris Reed
Ruth Shubert Jobe
Claude Shubert
Carl Albertson
Robert Barnes
Huddleston
Catherine Lunsford
George Meistner
Francis O
Lowell Caldwell
Clarence Pitman
Floyd Cooney
Robert Sample
Elmo Florence Berry
Forest Bridgett
Raymond Carlin
Willard Cox
Robert Davis
Donald Dillon
Ralph Faucett
Verl Higham
Richard Edward Williams
Donald Wolfgang
Robert Myers
Lowell Lamott
Dame Needy
Twilight Alley
Jack
Angelina
Lily
Needy
Crockett Family Visit to Culver Hosts Reunion
Russell Crockett and his family drove to Culver to spend several days with her parents, enjoying time with extended family during the visit last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Crockett
Culver
Six CMTC candidates chosen in Wayne county quota
Major B A Ball, county CMTC chairman, reports six of twelve candidates for the Citizens Military Training Camp have been selected in Wayne county. He expects no trouble meeting the quota. A M Feemster appointed Cambridge City chairman and William D White named Hagerstown chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Military Training Camp
Wayne County
B. A. Ball
A. M. Feemster
Cambridge City
William D. White
Hagerstown
Wayne County gathers to form semi pro baseball league
A movement begins to organize a semi professional baseball league among Wayne and neighboring counties. The season for the opening of the greatest of all American sports is near at hand. Get busy, ye sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Mrs Peters Of Indianapolis Heads To Martinsville Sanatorium
Mrs Harry Peters of Indianapolis destined for a month at Martinsville sanatorium for treatment after a difficult winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peters
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Richard Ulrich Returns Home From Ohio State University
Richard Ulrich came home from Ohio State University for the week, visiting family and friends and sharing updates on his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ulrich
Ohio State University
Mrs. Rose Yohler and Olga Marie Bachmann Visit in Indianapolis
Mrs. Rose Yohler and Olga Marie Bachmann spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klieber in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Yohler
Olga Marie Bachmann
Carl Klieber
Indianapolis
Mrs Paul Drischel Hosts Five Hundred Club Evening
Mrs Paul Drischel entertained her Five Hundred club Tuesday evening. The gathering featured card play and social fellowship among members in a local home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Drischel
Bentonville Community Notes and Talks Schedule
The Bentonville county oratorical contest is set for Friday evening March 22 at 8:00 in the Bentonville hall. Upcoming talks include Dr Denny of Milton on Medicine as a Vocation at the March 13 assembly and Rev Poe of the Bentonville church on Ministry as a Vocation at the April 3 assembly. Local social and visiting highlights include Frances Staats Thelma Jackson Pauline Rathfon Delma Theobald Ardella Mehringer Glen Hubbell Willard Myers Chester Hackleman Noble Biddinger attending a Fulton mouth birthday event for Miss Etna Wiley, and Mr and Mrs James K Mason at a Farm Bureau meeting in New Salem Tuesday evening. Esther Theobald visited Frances Staats Wednesday night. Mrs James K Mason and Mrs Rich Miles of Raleigh were guests of Mrs Nancy Philpott. Edith Garris stayed with Jean Wentz. Orvel Applegate family spent the weekend near Alpine.
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Bentonville Hall
Denny
Milton
Poe
Bentonville Church
Frances Staats
Thelma Jackson
Pauline Rathfon
Delma Theobald
Ardella Mehringer
Glen Hub
Edith Garris
Jean Wentz.r
Orvel Applegate
Alpine
Woodwards Bertschs Visit Roth Bertsch in Hamilton
Mr and Mrs Rupert Woodward and Mr and Mrs Joey Bertsch of Pershing spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roth Bertsch in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Woodward
Joey Bertsch
Pershing
Roth Bertsch
Hamilton
Kiwanis Club Series Highlights Community Value
This sixth article in a weekly Kiwanis series examines the club’s role as a community builder and its unique value compared to other cities. Future installments will explore tonal features and broader impacts in successive weeks.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Literature and Club Education Resources
Kiwanis literature available for prospective and current members includes official magazines, constitutions, by laws, and club by laws. Members may subscribe through their club and obtain club copies for official files and officer records. The 1927 volume documents activities and annual convention proceedings and offers educational information through the Kiwanis Committee on Kiwanis Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Me
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Clubs
Setenmenaey
Fee
Anis International
Sena
Milto n Lady Catherine Swafford Celebrates 93rd Birthday
Mrs. Catherine Swafford of Milton celebrated her ninety third birthday on Thursday March 14 with a quiet smile and pleasant words.
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Milton
Ind
Catherine Swafford
Milton Ac
Mrs Swafford Celebrates Grand Age In Milton
Tributes flow to Mrs. Sarah Swafford on reaching a venerable age in Milton where she has long been a respected resident. Aunt Sarah is cared for by housekeeper Alice Myers. pictured with Mrs. Swafford is little Daisy Dailey, aged three, ninety years younger.
Lord of the Eastertide Cantata by Lincoln Senior Chorus
Lincoln auditorium hosts the Senior high school choruses performing The Lord of the Eastertide on Friday March 29 at 8 PM. Soloists include Walter Hiler Grace Ballinger Ray Marson Genevieve Riser Anna Belle Hunt Jean Shrewder and others with parts for soloist and chorus across 14 numbers.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Walter Hiler
Grace Ballinger
Ray Marson
Genevieve Riser
Robert Adrian
Calvary
Marjory Jane Fetters
Franklin Shamel
Christ
Anna Belle Hunt
Jean Shrewder
Alway
Harold Kocher
Orville Hoel
Death of Mrs. Cora Lindamood At Hagerstown
Mrs. Cora Lindamood 40 died at the family home near Hagerstown last week. Feral services were held at Cambridge City Baptist Church with Rev. Ross Cadle in charge. Burial was in Glen Cove cemetery at a town. Survivors include Truman Lindamood a daughter a William Weaver of Millville and a son Ernest at home.
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Cora Lindamood
Hagerstown
Cambridge City Baptist Church
Ross Cadle
Glen Cove
Truman Lindamood
William Weaver
Millville
Ernest
Sure Enough Jerry
Sidhed taunt Dave after three attempts, and he didn’t miss once in a tense exchange.
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Jerry
Wen
Dave
Contemplation Call Prompts Quiet Standby
A fragment urges a man to sit and think, with standing before him as a suggestion or prompt. The text conveys a reflective instruction without specifying place, date, or context.
Mrs Nancy Philpott dies after short illness
Mrs. Nancy Philpott, 88, of Bentonville Indiana, died at the home of her daughter Jane Philpott southeast of Bentonville after a brief illness. She is survived by two children Mrs Dan Crawford and others. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Bentonville Christian church with F C McCormick officiating. She was buried in the nearby cemetery.
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Nancy Philpott
Bentonville
Ind
Deachtee
Jane Philpott
Dan Crawford
Ana Cat Endl Oamtaaoee
Great
Milton Citizen Mourns Death Of Mrs. Amos Outland at 74
Milton Indiana reports the death of Mrs. Amos Outland aged 74 at her daughter’s home. The notice lists Detroit as the related location and names Ernest Hammond in connection with the event.
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Milton, Ind
Milton
Amos Outland
Ernest Hammond
Detroit
Country Market Closes After Seasonal Saturday Run
The local Farm Bureau ladies who ran a country produce market every Saturday since last fall discontinued the market last Saturday. Spring farm work will require their attention.
Local Couple Returns From Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Abiram Boyd spent two months with friends in Florida and en route home Friday they shared enthusiasm for the southern states visited. Local business changes include O K barber shop Gus and Paul s moving to the Farm Bureau market room in Crockett s block and Martin Kennedy relocating his fish market to Main street occupying the milk station room vacated by the barber shop. The milk station moves from Crockett building to the small room under the fish market once used by Dr Modlin s.
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Abiram Boyd
Florida
O. K
Gus and Paul's
Farm Bureau Market
Crockett’s
Martin Kennedy
Main Street
Crockett Building
Aoe
Honor Bright at Lewisville High School Royalty Play
A Royalty Play presented by special permission of all French Co follows Honor Bright the book agent who impersonates a chorus girl to help Dick Barrington avoid a broken engagement. Complications arise as the real fiancée arrives and the double plan unfolds under family scrutiny.
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Honor Bright
Ary
Barrington’s
Peggy
Europe
Milton Items Chronicles Local Social and Religious Affairs
Notices cover deaths, visitors, club meetings, church activities, illness, and social gatherings in Milton and nearby areas. Highlights include Frank J. Haulin’s death in California and burial in Indianapolis, missionary society visits, revival services at Milton M E Church, and bridge and dinner events among local residents and educators.
March Mischief and Weather Liven Uncle Ezra Poem
Uncle Ezra recalls a snowy March with stormy winds and playful verses about changing seasons. Birds, a robin and redbird, speak of nests and spring while the town endures ten below and cheerful chatter nudges toward thaw.
Irish physician of note earns belt for medical work
A renowned Irish physician earns recognition for outstanding medical service and public health contributions. The event highlights his research, patient care, and involvement with local institutions, marking a milestone in his career and in national health efforts.
Drivers License Law Takes Effect July First
The late legislature passed a drivers license law signed by Governor Leslie. It requires licensing of all automobile drivers private and professional. The secretary of state will issue licenses for a fee of twenty five cents each.
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Leslie
Secretary of State
Local Social Gatherings and Minor Fire Incident
Dr and Mrs Charles a of In- Sean lis were guests of Mr and N Bassett Sunday. Hazel Hubbard and Maxine Buser spent the weekend with relatives in Indianapolis. The damage to the roof of Charles Kerlin s residence on Church street by fire Monday morning was small. Mrs Alva O'Brien and Mrs Chas ae spent Saturday in Rich mo.
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Charles A
Sean Lis
Mr. and
N. Bassett
Hazel Hubbard
Maxine Buser
Indianapolis
Charles Kerlin
Church Street
Alva O’brien
Chas Ae
Richmo
Indianapolis couple visits in law family over weekend
Mr and Mrs William Wills of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Kelsey.
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William Wills
Indianapolis
Albert Kelsey
Miss Clara Thornburg and John Thornburg Near Hagerstown
Miss Clara and John Thornburg of near Hagerstown are identified as children of Mr and Mrs Elihu Mills in a short local notice.
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Clara
John Thornburg
Hagerstown
Elihu Mills Iday
Milesee Wedding in Richmond Acknowledged locals
Mr and Mrs Bert Smith spent Saturday in Richmond. Dale Ellsbury attended the Miles ee wedding in Richmond.
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Mrs
Bert Smith
Richmond
Dale Ellsbury
Satury
Myers Family Weekend Visit Noted in Bloomington
Mr and Mrs Ray O Myers of Bloomington NL were joined by his mother Mrs Sturgis and other family members for a weekend gathering recorded in local notices.
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Ray O. Myers
Bloomington, NL
Sturgis
Neuritis Sufferer Willard Ulerich Highlighted in Week
Willard Ulerich has suffered neuritis this week. Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W N Bassett north of town last Sunday included Dr and Mrs Herbert Bruder of Greenfield Mr and Mrs Hartley and C K Bach of Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ulerich
Herbert Bruder Family
Greenfield
Fred Hartley
C. K. Bach
Shelbyville
W. N. Bassett
Cincinnati and Indianapolis residents visit over weekend
Mrs Clyde Miller and daughter Helen with Helen Sanford and Martha Groff spent Friday in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Wycoff of Cincinnati visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs W F Winter.
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Clyde Miller
Helen
Helen Sanford
Martha Groff
Indianapolis
Visitation By Mrs Charles Ingermann And Mrs Moe Wills
Mrs. Charles Ingermann and Mrs Moe Wills were visitors in Richmond last Thursday, meeting local residents and sharing updates from their travels.
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Charles Ingermann
Moe Wills
Richmond
Weekend visit reported for Hockett family members
Mrs. Charles Hockett spent the weekend with her son H G Hockett and family in Kokomo. Mrs. Elthane and Gomes Felsen, all related in New Castle, were there Sunday. The report mentions the George Rogers Clark Memorial events and an etched capture, with details incomplete.
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Charles Hockett
H. G. Hockett
Kokomo
Mrs. Elthane
Om Gomes Felsen
Ted
New Castle
George Rogers Clark
Fort At
Series of Meetings Planned Across Cowquta With Dates Pending
A sequence of three meetings is planned in different locations with visiting encampment members invited as first degree members. City name and event details are to be announced later as to dates and arrangements.
Leonard Family Funeral Notices Reach Across Cities
The obituary fragment notes funeral attendance for Leonard family members including Thomas Leonard of Lima Ohio and relatives from Rushville and Masea with mentions of H N Farrell. The readable text implies a regional funeral notice spanning several towns.
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Canebies
Leonard Mr. Mra
Ee Rachslelte
Rushville
Masea
Julia Leonard
Thomas Leonard
Lima
Ohio
H. N. Farrell
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George Barrett
Merle Teeple
Geneva
Albert Tyler
Ed. Wilson
Dunkirk
Harley Garrett
Frank Swisher
John Samuels
I. N. Falls
Glenn Beeson
Eva Lou Hicks
Robert Hicks
Mt. Auburn
Charles Ellsbury
Leonard Ellsbury
John Nordolf
Aurora
Max Feemster
S. S. Ballenger
Thomas Kelsey
Irene Kelsey
B. L. Bacon
Evansville
I. J. L. Harmeier
Anna Harmeier
Ross M. Hutchinson
George Offutt
Arlington
John Bond
Frank Lykins
Robert Steele
Bertram Berger
Mr. Berger
Steele
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