Burns Prove Fatal To Mrs Weaver In Deer Creek Township
Mrs. C A Weaver wife of a Deer Creek school trustee died Monday from severe burns after attempting to relight a coal oil fire at her home one and a half miles south of Delphi She was 50 Surviving are husband a son Verle and a daughter Mrs Earle Funeral services were held at the residence Friday noon and burial followed in Brookston cemetery In Berea Indiana Civil War veteran David C Emrick aged 87 died at his daughter Mrs Harry Coleman’s Fort Wayne home He served in the Union Navy and celebrated his 68th wedding anniversary in 1923 He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs Coleman a son J B Emrick eleven grandchildren seventeen great grandchildren two brothers and a sister Funeral services were held in Fort Wayne and Rockfield with interment in I O O F cemetery
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C. A. Weaver
Deer Creek Township
Delphi
Brookston
David C. Emrick
Harry Coleman
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Mr. Emrick
Germantown
Ohio
Rockfield
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Emrick
Union Navny
Plymouth Congregational Church
Coleman
J. B. Emrick
Henry
Salt Lake City
Utah
Daniel
Mariah Shafer
Presbyterian Church
Obituary notices from Flora and Camden death reports
John Voorhees 75 of Flora died at home after a three week illness. Survived by widow, three children, three brothers, three sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Flora M E Church with burial in Maplelawn Cemetery. Mrs Isaac Wolfe 38 of east of Camden died of uremic poisoning. She leaves husband and six children. Funeral at Camden Baptist Church. Newton Yerkes 67 of Camden died of erysipelas. Survived by two daughters and three sons. Funeral Thursday at Primitive Baptist Church Paint Creek with burial in Paint Creek Cemetery.
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John ‘Voorhees
Phillip Voorhees
Logansport
Flora
Mr. Voorhees
Carroll County
G. E
Okal
Mishawaka
George Beckner
Phillip
E. D
R. D
Frankfort
Lina States
Louise Timmons
John Harrison
Oregon
M. E
R. W. Knight
F. H. Collins
Rockville
Maplelawn
Isaac Wolfe
Camden
Newton Yerkes
Primitive Baptist Church
Paint Creek
Judge Henry H. Vinton Dies in Lafayette at 60
Henry H. Vinton aged 60 longtime Circuit Court judge of Tippecanoe County died in Lafayette after a brief illness pneumonia followed a cold on April 12 George Ade humorist and Vinton's college classmate was present at his deathbed The funeral Tuesday drew many Delphi residents and Vinton had presided over numerous local cases over the years
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Vinton Henry .H. Vinton
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette
Vinton
George Ade
Judge Vinton
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Burns
Weaver
John Voorhees
Mrs. Isaac Wolfe
All Victor
New
Brunswick
Mahogany Beach
Baldwin
Adam Shaff
Palmer
Behr Bros
Xtra
Janssen
Dennison
Kodaks
Eastman Kodaks and Films
Delphi, Indiana
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