Remembering Jeremiah Hershberger of Fountain County
Jeremiah Hershberger son of Jacob and Mary born October 5 1831 in Fountain county Indiana. He lived on farms, mined in California, married Rebecca J Young then Sara Jane Foster, fathered several children and settled in Covington Indiana as a respected retired farmer. He served as deacon and trustee in Baptist churches and sought a godly life before his death.
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Jeremiah Hershberger
Jacob and
Mary Hershberger
Fountain County
Indiana
California
Sanama County
Rebecca J. Young
Mary E
W. W. Layton
Charles E
John F
Lizzie L
Hershberger
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethel Baptist Church
Kentuck Church
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Card of Thanks for Husband and Father
We thank neighbors and friends who sympathized during illness and after the death of our husband and father. Mrs. Rachel Hawkins and Family.
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Rachel Hawkins
Children Day Program At Kentuck Sunday School
The Kentuck Sunday School plans a children's program next Sunday June 16 starting at 8 o'clock. Everyone is invited. Several local notices include shopping ads for White Oxfords at W B Coleman's and linoleum from M Board. Local residents and visitors are mentioned with brief updates on health travel and social visits.
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Kentuck
Williams signs contract to build $2500 house
G. W. Williams closed a contract with Mrs. Harry C. Randolph on Wednesday to erect a $2,500 residence on her North Fourth street lot with work to start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Williams
Harry C. Randolph
North Fourth Street
Nobbiest little boys suits at J Loebs Stores
Large room carpets. M. Board The Wabash and DePauw com mencements were held this week. Large classes were graduated from each. S. John Newlin of Hillsboro was in Covington Monday looking after interests. John is still in the railway mail service. John Travis was here from Williamsport Wednesday morning. John has left the newspaper field and is working for the Lafayette Life Insurance Co. This year's clip of wool is now coming into market daily and the farmer is receiving twenty six cents a pound. The Rainier Pharmacy for prescriptions. Buckner's old stand. Wild strawberries are ripe and the crop is large. Underwear a whole change for a little change Burton. Henry McDermond next oldest of the boys died at his home in Attica Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday. J Frank who was very ill is much improved. Three car loads of buggiesthe greatest variety of styles ever seen in any county automile seats shifting tops and reed wagons will trade for horses or for anything at Judyville any Wednesday or Friday.
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John Travis
Williamsport
John
The
Lafayette Life Insurance Co
Henry McDermond
Attica
J. Frank
Judyville
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Loeb's Clothing
Covington
Ind
Bertha Gertrude
Ora Ludlow
Veedersburg
Troy Township
Otho D
J. Loeb’s
Childrens
W. B. Coleman’s
East Side Square
Auditor Gray
Samuel Boatman
M.board
Sam Cade
M. Board
Burton
Lena Haas
Newtown
Lillian Reeves
Lee Barkley
Chicago
Mr. Barkley
Layton
Star Brand
W. B. Coleman
East Side
Sgr
Anice and
Bernice Birch
Lincoln
Nebraska
Martha Jones
Jacob Hesler
van Buren
H. C. Randolph
Cayuga
San Diego
Marth Kreusch
Tina Palmer
Lera Hegg
Hillsboro
Epworth League
Veedersburg News
Elmira Drake
Harveysburg
Bears
Oklahoma
United States
River Valley
S. John Newlin
Rainier
Buckner’s
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