State G A R encampment planned for Logansport
Logansport is chosen as the site for the next State G A R encampment. The first capitol of Indiana at Corydon becomes state property after a 250 000 deed. The report notes 620 veterans were removed by death last year, with many more nonmembers likely dead. Coal prices are deemed unjust and calls grow for action to lower them.
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I Nndiana
Corydon
G A. R
United States
England
France
United World
Columbus Republican
Federal Trade Commission
Jackson township Sunday school institute notes
The report lists local residents with ailments visits and travels plus community events. Items include Harry Kiser visiting his mother Frank Worl ailment lum bago Adam Fetters at Reid hospital John Fetters critically ill and family notified Rachel Coffmann visiting Cambridge City friends Robert Beeson representing Jackson lodge I O O F Indianapolis Mr Garrett Richmond visiting daughter Mrs Will Brooks Floyd Gilbert Dublin guests Mrs Alice Brown Hagerstown visit Dan Brown family Mrs Lorena Cooney Milton visiting parents Mrs Lindley returning to Westfield Wallace Reynolds dies after brief pneumonia Memorial day May 27 ice cream supper May 19 to aid expenses committee names provided
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Spencer Gethers
Elmer Fagan
Lloyd Hayward
Robert Beeson
Wm. Wilson
Declan Daugherty
Community notices and local updates from Jackson township
Sunday visits by Miss Anna Kaufman and Mrs. Andy Smith in Hagerstown are noted along with health progress of Mrs. Chas Huddleston of Mt. Auburn. G A R encampment delegates for Sixth district named. baccalaureate set for May 20 at the Christian church. Buckskin Ben's Wild West Show joins T A Wortham Carnival Co. in Wichita. Township assessor George Adrian and staff list personal property. table shows losses vs 25 percent reduction with totals for Jackson township and Cambridge City.
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Christian Church
E. 8. Conner
Buckskin Ben
Wichita
Kansas
T. A. Wortham Carnival Co
George Adrian
Jackson Township
Cambridge City
Milton and Germantown News Roundup of Local Arrivals and Deaths
Local items report dozens of residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Richmond. Obituaries note Edward Robbins of Connersville and John Hicks of Milton, with funeral details and family histories.
Dublin Items Show Local Visits and Health Update
Mrs Phoebe Brown left for Galveston to stay a while. Mrs Minnie Clark and her Flora Ills. children visit her mother Mrs Alice Kinneman. Phil Schuneman went to Indianapolis for the encampment and to see his daughters. Preaching at Friends church and later at the Methodist church. Geo Brown and wife of Hartford City and Howard Brown and wife of New Castle visited Mrs Mary Brown. Mrs Mary Floyd was taken to Richmond for an eye operation, which relieved pain though sight not promised.
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Frances Elizabeth Klingman
Trenton
N. J
Henry W. Butler
Wm. Rollans
Ed. Rollans
Richmond
Bull Run
Samuel Klingman
Emma Rank
Rollans
John Klingman
Harriet Walterman
Katherine Menk
Fresno
Calf
Chas
Evangelical Church
Brewer
Emma
Henry
Mary Ream
Dublin
Ind
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis Charles
Indianapolis
Mamie
Kenneth
Charles
Arizona
Presbyterian Church
P. H. Wilson
Rev. Stevenson
Lewisville
East Cemetery
Ella Shover
Rosa Cranor and Son
Williams
Rebecca Crull
Mary Hollingsworth
Lewinville
Rich
Maple
Straughn
Crawford
Overbiser
Con
Minnie Clark
Flora
Ills
Alice Kinneman
Phil Schuneman
Geo. Brown
Hartford City
Howard Brown
New Castle
Mary Brown
Mary Floyd
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the Tribune
C. Mosbaugh, Eprror
Logansport
G. A. KR
Jacksonburg
Harry Kiser
Frank Worl
Adam Fetters
Reid Hospital
John Fetters
Homme
Rachel Coffmann
Cambridge
Jackson Lodge I. O. O. F
Mr. Garrett of
Mrs
Will Brooks
Floyd Gilbert
Lon Hormel
Alice Brown
Hagerstown
Dan Brown
Lorena Cooney of
Milton
James Whitton
Mrs. Lindley
Archie
Westfield
Wallace Reynolds
B. T. Reynolds
Florida
B. T. Reynold
Webb Lodge of Masons
Whitewater Lodge
Dublin Christian
M. B
Weeees
U. Bh
Chhristian Iaraneeieh Sheng Thant
Stan Teeee
Presbyterian
Baptist Vee
Momen
Anna Kaufman
Andy Smith
Chas. Huddleston
Mt. Auburn
Boston
W. T. Murray
Connersville
William Matthews
Centerville
Taylor Monford
Greenfield
B. F. Murphy
Caccineteniiees
E.germantown
Mount Auburn
Jackson Two
Wayne County
S. S
Telephone
Dr. and
Mrs. Squier
Liberty Sunday
Harry Hoshour
Lloyd Parkins
Clarence Doddridge
Geo. Moore
Rushvill
Jesse Moore
John Baker
Bradford
Ohio
Henry Hussey
Henry Mueller
Will Hussey
M. E. Church
Griff Cooney, Sr
Louis
O. Ferguson
Amelia Knauf
Will Anderson
Lilly Rea
Harry
Amos Glidden
Frank Martin
Raleigh
L. P. Zeller
Jane Sills
Wm. Anderson
Connersville Street
Wm. Daniel
Harold
Albert Anderson
Walter
J.J. Rae
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Township
O. H. Beeson
Five Hundred Club
Hiram Crook
Blackburn
Chas. Davis
O. L. Bees
Christian Sunday School
McCormick
Cora Asbury
Doddridge Chapel
M. E
M. E. Connersville
Hartsaw
Kendall
McFall
Rev
Edward Robbins
Maggie Robbins
Wm. Robbins
Terre Haute
Muncie
Samuel Robbins
John
Sarah E. Hicks
Indiana
Cassie Ann Eckles
Johnson County
Homer
Otis
Taylor
Outland
Joe Gause
Mesdames Hattie Heist
Vene Beeson
Cora Brown
Franklin Cemetery
Chas. Gard
Dan Gard
Studebaker
Mr. Gard
Germantown
Robert Rush
Hobart Behr
Cora Behr
Herbert Boyer
Miss Ruth Palmer
Katie Binkley
Josephine Porteus
Nellie Condo
Wilkinson
H. B. Lyons
Will Hutson
Roy Fowler
Chas. Semler
Mishawaka
George Fadely
Middletown
George
Cassell
R. S. Shoff
Lebanon
John Shroyer
Lee Slonaker
Roy Rose
Fannie Davis
Denver Davis
Blanche M. Lannerd
Sylvia Higgins
Esther E. Fifer
Edith Hall
Frank Lawrence
Lloyd Stoffer
Williams’ Orchestra of
T. H. Kuhn
Hanes
Ehle
Martha Washington Club
Geo. Cooper
8. P. Snyder
Chas. Evans
Sam B. Huddleston
Orie Huddleston
Detroit
Mich
Lula Smith
Ora Huddleston
Leroy Huddleston
Uniondale
Ed Huddleston
Frank Huddleston
Margaret Smith
Nersville
Ben Knipe
Oliver Thornburg
Park Thornburg
Carl Caldwell
Chas. Knipe
Ray Thornburg
Bentonville
Frank Mosbaugh
Sue Bowman
Weaver
Emma Yates
Phoebe Brown
Galveston
Friends Church
Methodist Church
Lion
Hoosier
Ovis
Ane
Wrigleys
Wrigley Spearmen
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
Kesner Building
Chicago
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