Jacob Peters Dies in Covington at 55
Jacob Peters born Covington Indiana March 18 1865 died May 5 1920 at home age 55. Survived by brothers Henry Willam John Peters and sisters Mary Evans Anna Peters Pauline Clark. Never married. Lifelong in Covington. Presbyterian, Modern Woodmen member. Remembered for industry integrity care for parents and upright life.
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Jacob Peters
Jacob
Anna Peters
Covinton
Indiana
Henry
Willam
John Peters
Mary Evans
Pauline Clark
Jacop Peters
Anna
Presbyterian Church
Woodmen of
America
Salvation Army Home Service Appeal in Troy Township
Mrs. Elma Bodine is named Director for Troy Township for the 1920 Salvation Army Home Service Appeal. The plan uses local organizers, enrollment blanks, and bank treasurers to collect funds across Fountain county with guidance from Gale Smith of Veedersboro and support from the Van Buren Legion. The notice urges public cooperation to aid the sick and distressed through Christian service and community organization. Also lists two for sale dwellings on East Liberty and North Fifth Street by E. M. Boord.
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Elma Bodine
Troy Township
Salvation Army
Fountain County
Gale Smith
Veedersboro
van Buren Township
American Legion
East Liberty Street
North Fifth Street
E. M. Boord
Monument
Card of Thanks for Jacob Peters
The issuing brothers and relatives thank neighbors and friends for sympathy during the illness and after the death of their brother Jacob Peters. This notice also encourages subscribing to the Republican.
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Jacob Peters
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