Orpha Wissler Marries Orpha Wissler Indianapolis Bride
Orpha Wissler of this city wed Marjorie Helen at the Settler home in Indianapolis. Rev. R. H. Mueller officiated before ferns and palms. No attendants. only families and friends present. The couple plan Naperville, Ill., where Wissler will enter the Evangelical Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Settler
Boulevard Place
Indianapolis
Marjorie Helen
Orpha D. Wissler
Jacob Wissler
R. H. Mueller
First Evangelical Church
Wissler
Butler College
New Lisbon High School
Earlham College
Indiana University
Naperville, Ill
Evanogical Theological Seminary
Direct buying blamed for lowering hog prices by packers
J. D. Oldham of the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange argues that direct buying channels between hog feeders and concentration points empower packers to escape competition. He claims this system depresses hog quality and prices, urging farmers to send hogs to market and stimulate competitive bidding to raise consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Oldham
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Farmers Guide
Milton area church groups and social visits noted
The Ruth Circle and Cary club plan meetings with local hostesses. Community members, including the Neumans, Myers, Parker, and Dailey families, attend dinners, hikes, and district gatherings. Officers and guests travel to Cambridge City and Dayton for church and conference events.
Republican Women’s Club Holds Second Meeting in Legion Rooms
The Republican Women’s Club of Jackson township, led by Mrs. Hugh Foss, sponsors a second educational meeting before the election. Bloomington’s Mrs. T. J. Louden and Rushville’s Miss Mary Sleeth, candidate for State Treasurer, will speak. The event is in American Legion rooms over Henderson store on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women’s Club
Legion Rooms
Club of
Republican Women
Jackson Township
Hugh Foss
T. J. Louden
Bloomington
Indiana League of Women Voters
Mary Sleeth
Rushville
American Legion
Henderson Store
Helen Hunt Club Elects Delegates at Milton Meeting
The Helen Hunt club met at Mrs. Wallace Warren's Milton home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Byron Stratton was elected delegate to the State convention, with Mrs. Hugh Foss as president’s alternate and Mrs. Willard Lamm as the delegate’s alternate. Papers read included The Old East as Seen by Marco Polo by Miss Alice Bradbury and Early Trade with the Orient From Portuguese Sailors to American Clipper Ships by Mrs. Will Woodward, prompting discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt Club
Wallace Warren
Milton
Byron Stratton
Hugh Foss
Willard Lamm
Marco Polo
Alice Bradbury
Orient
Will Woodward
Birth of son Donald Edward to Mr and Mrs Edward Thompson
Announcement from Los Angeles California of the birth of a son Donald Edward to Mr and Mrs Edward Thompson. Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Mary Scheidler a native of this city and daughter of the late Arthur Scheidler, granddaughter of John Blackford, and niece of Stanley Scheidler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Edward
Edward Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
Thompson
City
Mary Scheidler
Arthur Scheidler
John Blackford
Stanley Scheidler
Early Fall Socials Planned With Bridge Parties
Several autumn gatherings are set this weekend. On Friday Mrs Allen Stamper hosts a dessert bridge for friends and on Saturday Mrs Ennis Kitterman entertains with bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stamper
Ennis Kitterman
Couple to Move to Santa Cruz After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Guyton plan to leave next week for their Santa Cruz California home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond and other relatives. They will travel back through the southern states and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Guyton
Santa Cruz
Calif
Fred Bond
Cuba
Flora Henwood Found Unconscious in Vandalie Home
Mrs Flora Henwood was found unconscious at her home in Vandalie on Saturday afternoon by Miss Laura Straub. She has been in serious condition since. Mrs Henwood was formerly Flora Hower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Henwood
Vandalie
Laura Straub
Henwood
Flora Hower
Death of Harrison Shook at 79 in county infirmary
Harrison Shook died at the county infirmary Monday at age 79. He leaves wife Rachel of this city, two sons, two daughters, a brother and a sister. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Krone & Son funeral chapel with burial at Locust Grove cemetery. Rev. F. C. McCormick officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Shock
Rachel
Krone & Son
Locust Grove Cemetery
F. C. McCormick
New Indiana Railways Schedule Now in Effect
The Indiana Railways interurban timetable update affects this city with new eastbound and westbound departure times. First Cambridge City to Richmond car at 5 50 a m with a 7 00 am second. Sunday 9 25 pm car to Richmond arriving 9 55 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. C
Richmond
Cambridge City
Ly. Rich
Indpis
Indpia
Hutchinson Ad Highlights Low Electric Costs in 1932
An ad from the Hutchinson Kansas News on July 25 1932 argues electricity is cheap, listing per day usage costs for many appliances. It compares Hutchinson rates to Cambridge City Indiana households under a proposed Public Service Company rate, suggesting no savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kansas
Public Service Company of Indiana
Cambridge City
Friday Night Club Meets at Smith Home This Evening
The Friday Night club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith this Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Miller spent over the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herman in Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Smith
Carlton Miller
Mrs
Charles Herman
Connersville
Weekend visitors and travels noted in local notes
Miss Catherine Ressler returned from Cincinnati for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Homer Smith visited Indianapolis friends. Mrs Edna Swiggett returned from a six month Europe trip with the Glen Swiggett party from Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Earl Hormel of Knoxville were here for their father Clintons illness. Mr and Mrs J H Ayres spent Tuesday in Connersville. Jesse Harris of Galveston visited his wife with the Van derbacks. Mrs Richard Summers of Alabama visited friends. Dan Hoover of Hagerstown and Orie Graver hosted dinner. Dr and Mrs Hugh Morris entertained with Wyat Dean and son Gilbert of Dayton present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Swiggett
Glen Swiggett
Washington, D. C
Europe
Earl Hormel
Knoxville, Tenn
Clinton Hormel
Hugh Morris
Wyat Dean
Gilbert
Dayton
Esteemed Milton Couple Observe Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Charles Ferris of Milton Ind observe their golden wedding after marrying in Traverse City Mich on Sept 28 1882 Their lives span wagon making Milton Manufacturing and a repair shop They have two children Leroy Mills and Albert Ferris and five grandchildren This marks the third Ferris generation to celebrate a fiftieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ind
Charles Ferris
Traverse City
Mich
Milton Manufacturing Company
Ferris
Friends Church
Leroy Mills
Near Straughn
Albert Ferris
Ferrises
Cambridge Chapter to Convene for Mark and Past Master Degrees
Cambridge Chapter No 9 R A M will hold a called convocation Friday evening September 30 for work in the Mark and Past Master degrees. Members are reminded to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Law Firm Johnsons Form Partnership in Richmond
Henry A. Johnson and his grandson Henry A. Johnson Jr have formed a law partnership named Johnson & Johnson. They will practice in the Colonial building Richmond with offices for their new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Henry A. Johnson
Henry A. Johnson, Jr
Johnson & Johnson
Schreiners Visit Virginia Relative Weekender
Mr and Mrs J J Schreiner of Chicago traveled to Virginia and spent Friday with Vene O Dell and Daisy O Dell, the latter's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .J. Schreiner
Chicago
Virginia
Vene O'Dell
Daisy O'Dell
Krahl To Return To Baltimore For Johns Hopkins Work
Maurice E Krahl after four months of research with Eli Lilly in Indianapolis will return to Baltimore Maryland this Saturday with his wife and take up further chemistry work at Johns Hopkins University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Krahl
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
New Mail Schedule Effective Sunday at Local Post Office
The Cambridge City post office issued a new mail schedule that became effective last Sunday. The notice lists mail departure and arrival times for trains and trucks and notes that departures close about 30 minutes before shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Pitts & St. Louis
Bentonville
Falmouth
Cecil OO & Gh
Milton
Pershing
Dublin
New Lisbon
Pitts
St. Louis
New Castle
Milton and
P. m. Ind. Railroad Co
Eastern Indiana Gas well highs rock pressure 128 pounds
The Eastern Indiana Gas Co drill on M. E. Maury farm five miles north of Rushville produced a strong well with 128 pound rock pressure. It reaches 863 feet total depth and 11 feet into Trenton rock, bringing the company’s local wells to 200 and signaling control of 20 000 acres. A. B. Ayres, company president, was born on this farm. A fire on the National road destroyed the Swallow tenant house, likely from a defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Indiana Gas Company
M. E. Maury
Rushville
Trenton Rock
A. B. Ayres
Eastern Indiana Gas Co
Indiana
R. G. Swallow
Mrs Hattie Marson Visits Centerville Relative
Mrs Hattie Marson spent over Sunday with her mother Mrs Eliza Vorhees in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Marson
Elizabeth Vorhees
Centerville
Ayres Hosts Raabee Brothers As Saturday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ayres entertained the Raabee brothers of Fort Jennings Ohio as Saturday afternoon guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ayres
Raabee Brothers
Fort Jennings
Mrs Orie Wilson Spends Saturday with Edward Wilson Family
Mrs Orie Wilson of Connersville spent Saturday with her son Edward Wilson and his family, sharing a welcome visit and time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie Wilson
Connersville
Edward Wilson
Ellsbury Duo Accompanies Doris to Terre Haute Normal
Dale Ellsbury and his mother Miss Jeannette Bayd accompanied Doris Ellsbury to Terre Haute Friday where she entered the Terre Haute Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Ellsbury
Jeannette Bayd
Doris Ellsbury
Terre Friday
Terre Haute
Rummel Couple Visited Mrs. Ollie Rummel During Weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Rummel of Indianapolis spent over Sunday with his mother Mrs Ollie Rummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rummel
Indianapolis
Ollie Rummel
Dr J E Wright Struggles with Severe Illness
The report notes Dr J E Wright has been very sick for several days with little to no improvement. No additional context or details are provided about the condition, treatment, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wright
Weekend Guests From Connersville And Fort Meyer
Mr and Mrs Oran G Perry and son Oran Junior of Connersville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Buser and son Arlen Kent. Mr and Mrs C A Bertsch entertained Rev and Mrs Horace Herr of Fort Meyer Fla and Mr and Mrs Horace Herr Jr of Washington DC. Both families are spending the first of the week with relatives in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran G. Perry
Oran Junior
Connersville
Carl Buser
Arlen Kent
C. A. Bertsch
Horace Herr
Fort Meyer, Fla
Horace Herr, Jr
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Miss Eunice Ballinger Visits Home from Economy
Miss Eunice Ballinger is back home for the weekend, returning from Economy for a brief visit with family and friends.
Cumberland couple visits in-law kinfolk over weekend
Mr and Mrs Otto Cook of Cumberland spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs C H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Cook
Cumberland
C. H. Graver
Marriage License Issued for Hanning and Longnecker
Marriage licenses were issued Monday to Paul Hanning of Straugan and Miss Freda Longnecker of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hanning
Straugan
Freda Longnecker
Local Times Record Fall Frost Deaths and Community Events
The community notes include a 11 to 5 Little Giants win over Lewisville on Sunday, Sept. 25 records show the first fall frost. Obituaries: Mrs. Charles Morris 61 and Horatio W. Smalley 82, both in Mount Auburn. Amos Dairy known as Jeffy enters county farm for treatment. Lilian Mauk leaves for Geneva to serve as YWCA secretary. A horse and buggy owned by Jesse Hormel was stolen near Frohnapfel's. a Horse Thief Detective Association pursues leads. New Lisbon, Indiana dominates with skilled players. Cambridge beat the Grays 7 to 2. Milton-W. L. Parkins celebrate 21st anniversary. Bendridge birthday honored at home. Edith Kellam, age 40, dies September 19. funeral at Jacksonburg. E. Stapaed mentioned as W. Marson clerk. Mrs Stannah releases a catchy song Times Aren’t Like They Used to Be. song in hands of music publisher for potential wider release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
W. L. Parkins
Wesley Doddridge
Feepihahma
Bendridge
Edith Kellam
Charles Kel
Jacksonburg
E. Stapaed
W. Marson’spartment
Scoles
Death of Christian Westercamp in Richmond Hospital
Christian Westercamp father of Mrs. George Brumfield died in a Richmond hospital last Thursday. Funeral and burial services were held Sunday afternoon in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Westercamp
George Brumfield
Richmond
Social notes from Richmond and vicinity
Mrs. James Brumfield of Richmond visited Thursday with her daughter Mrs. Ray Lamberson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Guyton of Santa Cruz California are visiting relatives here after trips in Canada and Chicago. Mrs. Helen Kellam spent the weekend with Miss Helen Sanford in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brumfield
Richmond
Ray Lamberson
Omer Guyton
Santa Cruz
Calif
Canada
Chicago
Helen Kellam
Helen Sanford
Louisville, Ky
Obituary and social notices from Richmond area
Mrs Ancil Williams and Mrs Margaret Wright attended Christian Westercamp's funeral in Richmond on Sunday. Ruth Sprong Marcella Arnheiter and Malcolm Heiser visited Bert Wright near Elwood. Dorothy mourns Mrs Everett Strats. Robert Bertsch hosted bridge at Lincoln Drive with Stratton Lotus Miller John Paul Paul Hill Allen Stamper Max Kitterman and Ralph Boyd nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancil Williams
Margaret Wright
Fred Adrian
Christian Westercamp
Richmond
Ruth Sprong
Marcella Arnheiter
Malcolm Heiser
Bert Wright
Elwood
Rothy
Everett Stratts
Robert Bertsch
Lincoln Drive
Stratton
Lotus Miller
John Paul
Paul Hill
Allen Stamper
Ae Max Kitterman
Ralph Boyd
Verda Wissler Weds Lawrence Crawford in Milton
In Milton Indiana at the Christian Church on Saturday 4 o clock Miss Verda Nadine Wissler became the bride of Lawrence Caldwell Crawford of Champaign Illinois. Rev F C McCormick officiated with a full ceremony and reception. The couple plans a home in Champaign after a motor trip. Mr Crawford is with the United States conservation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ind
Milton Christian Church
Verda Nadine Wissler
B. W. Wissler
Lawrence Caldwell Crawford
Champaign
Ill
Earl Crawford
F. C. McCormick
Wm. McClure
Olin Davis
Anna Wissler
William McClure
Connersville
Linville Wissler
Lee Crawford
Neighborly Club discusses farm home interests
Mrs. B. R. Conner hosted the Neighborly Club meeting on Tuesday focusing on topics of interest to farm homes. Mrs. Ralph Marson and her baby daughter were discharged from Coleman hospital in Indianapolis and returned home last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Conner
Tusday
Ralph Marson
Coleman Hospital
Indianapolis
Local family notes from weekend gatherings and fishing trip
Sumner Davis Omer Knorpp and Lloyd Howard returned home Saturday from several days fishing in the northern part of the state. Mr and Mrs Hugh Allen hosted Sunday dinner guests including dianapolis and Mr and Mrs John Conklin with their daughter and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Davis
Omer Knorpp
Lloyd Howard
Hugh Allen
John Kepler
Indianapolis
John Conklin
Franklin families visit over weekend
Mr and Mrs Wallace Beck and son Philip and Mr and Mrs M G Handley of Franklin spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H C Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beck
Philip
M. G. Handley
Franklin
H. C. Beck
Donicker Family Guests Dine with Bee Family Sunday
Mr and Mrs Lester Donicker and their daughters of Dublin were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Bee son on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Donicker
Dublin
Harold Beeson
Davis Family Returns Home After Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis and their baby came back to Lafayette on Sunday from a vacation visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O. Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Davis
Baby
Lafayette
Ed. O. Beeson
Boles Visit with Waddell Family in Greenfield
Mr and Mrs Henry Boles spent Thursday and Friday with their daughter Mrs Clarence Waddell and family in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boles
Mrs
Clarence Waddell
Greenfield
Indianapolis couple hosts Sunday gathering
The Bro kamp sisters Mrs Sarah and Mrs Susan, with Harold Smith and Wilbur Kirkman of Indianapolis, hosted a Sunday event while Miss Julia Smith and Kenneth Smith attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Susan Brokamp
Harold Smith
Wilbur Kirkman
Indianapolis
Julia
Kenneth Smith
Luncheon Party at Hartley Hills Country Club Near Hagerstown
Mesdames Lester Vickers Paul Hill Roy Copeland Irvin Harmeier K P Diffenderfer Frank Ohmit Edmund Johnson and Miss Janet Boyd with Miss Ruth Harmeier attended a luncheon party in the city. Mrs Russell Lamberson and Mrs Benjamin of Straughn joined the gathering Sunday at Hartley Hills Country Club near Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Vickers
Paul Hill
Roy Copeland
Irvin Harmeier
K. P. Diffenderfer
Frank Ohmit
Edmund Johnson
Janet Boyd
Ruth Harmeier
Russell Lamberson
Benjamin of
Straughn
Hartley Hills Country Cub
Hagerstown
First Golf Tournament at Hartley Hills
The Hartley Hills course in Hagerstown hosted the first golf tournament for Colridge City and community players last Sunday. Lloyd Benjamin won net low score, Willis Kuster had low gross, and Lamberson and Ellsbury tied for birdies. prizes were golf balls. The group formed a permanent organization with Voyle Martindale as president and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Hills
Hagerstown
Colridge City
Lloyd Benjamin
Straughn
Willis Kuster
R. Lamberson
Dale Ellsbury
Lamberson
Willis Euster
Edmund Johnson
Voyle Martindale
Lester Vickers
R. H. Ressler
Pauline Marson Weds Richard Smith in Elegant Friday Ceremony
Mrs Hattie Marson announces the marriage of her daughter Pauline to Richard Smith son of Mrs Frank Smith on Friday evening September 23 at the M E parsonage. Rev W H Harrison officiated with a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a black and gray swagger suit with rosebud bouquet. The couple plan to reside in the Judkins apartments after October first following a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Marson
Pauline
Richard Smith
Frank Smith
W. H. Harrison
M. E. Parsonage
Wampus Cats Extend Victory Run In Baseball Bust
Lincoln high school coach Vickers sees Wampus Cats beat Hagerstown 4 1 in a no hit effort by Ammerman and defeat Milton 11 to solidify league lead. Davis pitched for Milton with four strikeouts. Lamm Borah Borah and Walters had two base hits. Fountain City remains undefeated in the Eastern standings. Henry County league sees Kennard and Straughn leading northern and southern sections after Friday games Sulphur Springs Cadiz Kennard 17 M Summut 0 Straughn 3 Lewisville 0. Straughn Holtsclaw allowed four hits five strikeouts one walk Bryant adds a two-base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
Lincoln High School
Hagerstown
Milton
Ammerman
Dickerson
Jim Caldwell
Lincoln
Walters
Davis
Fountain City
Straughn
Eerie
H .Pet
Ryet
WAT Wiscotad
Easter
Henry County
Henry County Baseball League
Kennard
Sulphur Springs
Cadiz
M. Summut
Lewisville
New Lisbon
Spiceland
Holtsclaw
Battson
Indians
Bryant
Lincoln High blanked Milton 9 to 0 on local diamond
Lincoln High School baseball defeated Milton 9 to 0 last Friday on the local field. Cambridge City team produced eight hits and nine runs in the fourth inning after a quiet three and a half frames. Batting averages to date are listed for players with mixed results and low team totals. next week’s games include Centerville Friday and Hagerstown Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Milton
Cambridge City Boys
K Caldwell Sedecledee Geass
PS Pog
Eie Ee
I Neon Sete
Centerville
Hagerstown
Community Notes From Dublin and Surroundings
Local club meetings fill the week with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Symons hosting in Dublin. Residents visit relatives, attend church groups, and report small travel and home moves across McCordsville Greensfork and Richmond areas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orpha Wissler
Ruth Circle
Mae Coyne
Grace Sarver
Anna Wallace
Ed. Warren
Walter Neuman
Lois Hicks
Mary Jane Parker
Milton Cary Club
John Posey Jones
Wilbur Myers
Anderson
Lafe Myers
Wilson School
C. H. Rose
Vincennes
Joe Wade
Herman Ingermann
Richard Dwight
Charles Dailey
Clark Faucett
Ross Parker
Henry Wilson
Wilma
Anna Neuman
Alice Schenkle
Pixies
Gavotte
Ruth Sourbeer
Evangelical Church
Little Masqueraders
Alice Hinebaugh
Lorena May Clifton
the Dream Boat
Coyeta
Jane Conklin
Ducelle
Williams Aaron
Betty Brumfield
Rosebud
Saxophone
Williams Erb
Phyllis Ammerman
Sweet Briar
Marjorie Ellen Rush
Browhies
Crawford
Rebe Anthony
the Robins
Lorena May Clifton Ors
Ellen Rush
McIntyre Brown
Mary A. Sleeth
Harrison
Indiana Railways
Joe Green
Cincinnati
Catherine Ressler
Homer Smith
Jesse Harris
Galveston
Frank Vanderbeck
Richard Summers
Alabama
Dan Hoover
Orie Graver
Mrs. Chas. Ferris
Little Giants
Charles Morris
Mount Auburn
Horatio W. Smalley
Mt. Auburn
Amos Dairy
Jeffy
Broken In
Purse
Lilian Mauk
Y.W.C.A
Geneva, Ill
Jesse Hormel
Frohnapfel
Idiana
The
Grays
Verda Wissler
Lawrence Crawford
A.M
D. Ellsbury Ateeswerewerereers
E. Whi
W. Kuster
F. Ohmit
C. Diffenderfer
Btu
Pauline Marson
BY Paul Seffrin
Wampus Cats
Mothers Club
Dr. Wilson
Guy Symons
Dayton Kiser
Beecher Johnson
Stella
Joe Stonecipher
Emory Howard
Hardy Lawrence
Paul Kuhn
McCordsville
Rice Miller
Moore
Greensfork
Ellis Baird
Main Street
Aubury
Frank Huddleston
Chas Fagan
Hugh Fagan
Ada Swift
Laurel
Arthur Conner
Jesse Hines
Mary J. Morris
Troy
Elmer Fagan
Carrie Copeland
Einer
Delbert Smith
Chester Langston
Burl Manlove
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