Andrews fire destruction prompts rebuild plans in Andrews
Residents of Andrews Indiana plan rebuilding after a mysterious fire gutted part of the business section last Tuesday. A meeting is expected soon to discuss three new structures with lodge quarters on the second floor and fronts aligned for a uniform streetscape. The north wall of the Andrews-Pallas township building weakened by heat necessitates rebuilding before snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schinkel
Masonic Lodge
Mary Clawson
Joseph Baker
Andrews-Pallas Township
Annual Lagrange County Picnic at Mongo
The annual picnic for soldiers and citizens in George Smith grove at Monge, Lagrange County, will be held Saturday September 2. Speakers include Senator Stephen A Powers Judge Otis L Ballou and John D Voltz. Activities feature recitations music foot races a boat race tug of war baseball and a Knights of Pythias hall dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Flint
Mongo
Middlebury
Knights of Pythias Hall
Herman Haskins
A. Bartholomew
A. M. Keefer
Whitley County Old Settlers Hold Ninth Annual Reunion
Columbia City Indiana August 17 the ninth annual reunion of Whitley county old settlers opened with a morning band concert on the courthouse lawn. attendees registered for prizes and viewed the relic room as the program moved from prayers and songs to an address by D V Whitsteather and a local history summary by S P Kaler. afternoon speakers included Judges Walter Qids and R K Erwin with prize presentations to the county’s oldest residents. car parade entertained visitors and evenings features a carnival and band concert drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Whitley County
D. V. Whitsteather
S. P. Kaler
Walter Qids
R. K. Erwin
Fort Wayne
Walpole Kaler
United Bands
Larwill
Laud
Carnival
Tragedy in Fraser River Drowning Claims Columbia Man
Relatives in Columbia City Indiana mourn the drowning death of Bout C Adams in the Fraser River British Columbia after his canoe overturned. News of the accident has been scarce and families wait for word on whether others survived as the search continues. Charles Adams travels from Chicago to Canada seeking details while a letter from the deceased arrived home weeks late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
C. Adams
Fraser River
British Columbia
J. W. Adama
Donald
Albert Jennison
Crawfordsville
Charles Adams
Chicago
Adams
Edmonton
Alberta
Couple Drowns Together at New Lake
In Columbia City Indiana August 22 Earl Deeter 26 and his wife Golden Gard Deeter 27 were found drowned in New Lake after a trip to collect water lilies. Authorities believe a self inflicted tragedy given their poor health and separation. They leave a three year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Etna Township
Earl Deeter
Golden Gard
New Lake
Deeter
Frank Glass
Eagles Picnic Draws 1000 At Driving Park Event
The local Eagles lodge held its annual Picnic at Driving Park with over one thousand members and guests from towns such as Logansport Fostoria Huntington City Connersville Bar ree Montpelier Wabash Peru Bluffton Marion Columbia City Richmond Lima Delphos and Van Wert. Attendees enjoyed athletic events including a baseball game against a Huntington team won by Ita 4ia sack rave potation races and pole vaulting along with brass band music from visiting delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Eagles
Funtington
Quaker City Ounel
Huntington
Hartford City
Roval Lodge
Logansport
Fostria
Connersville
Barrett
Montpelier
Wabash
Peru
Bluffton
Marion
Columbia City
Richmond
Lima
Delphos
Ohio
van Wert
Firemen Hold Picnic at Lewis Johnson Woods Bluffton Ind
Bluffton firemen held their annual picnic Sunday in Lewis Johnson woods west of town. It was an all day event with multiple contests and small prizes. Howard Stout dominated events winning best individual record and top prizes in several contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stout
Harry
Howard Stout
Erman Mentzac
Bert Fasson
George Sickler
Erman Mentzer
Howard Stor
Harry Chambers
City employee injured in Bluffton fall from boilers
Isaac Peters of Bluffton aged about fifty and a city waterworks employee was seriously injured when his ladder slipped on the boiler top. He fell eight or ten feet landing on his head and shoulder, with a deep cut behind the left ear, dislocated left shoulder, and a double fracture. He vomited blood and may have internal injuries after a nosebleed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Peters
Bluffton
Ind
City
J. W. McKinney
Fall celebration set for Wolf Lake hinges on county interest
Wolf Lake Indiana residents plan for the annual fall celebration next Thursday known as Onion Day. The event gathers countywide attention with two bands, ball games, races and athletic contests promised to entertain the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Lake
Ind
Endallville Event At Womans Christian Assembly
End of snippet notes an event in Endicott Ind where the Woman's Christian organization convenes on a summer date. Readable fragments indicate a local church gathering with community participation and possible speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endallville, Ind
the Woman's Christian
Unconscious after buggy accident near Lancaster
John Branyan of near Lancaster was thrown from a buggy when his horse balked and shied onto a road embankment in Huntington Indiana. He lay unconscious for about a half hour with wounds on the head and body while a doctor treated him at home and he slowly regained awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
John Pbranyan
Lancaster
John Campbell
George Plasterer
Branyan
Drove off bridge after river rescue near Lagro road
Ulisses Ethel Bishop Ethel Easterbrook and Wilbur Schlemmer escaped serious injury when their car plunged off a bridge on the Lagro road while returning from Wilson's bluff where the bodies of James Custer and John Heaton had been recovered from the Wabash river. The auto was badly wrecked and all were bruised but unharmed, returning to Wabash by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash, Ind
Wilson's Bluff
James Custer
John Heaton
Wabash River
Ulisses
Ethel Bishop
Ethel Easterbrook
Wilbur Schlemmer
Lagro Road
Schlemmer
Custers
Sold rotten eggs in Wabash case filed against seller
The first affidavit from Pure Food Inspector Tucker in Wabash Indiana alleges George Stone sold nine dozen eggs to Dan Wendel that were bad and violated Indianapolis pure food regulations. The case before Justice Buffington will be heard soon with merchants and customers watching the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Pure Food
Tucker
George Stone
Dan Wendel
East End
Pure Food Department
Indianapolis
Justice of the Peace
Buffington
Rider Injured After Sitting On Rail Track
Goshen Indiana August 19 Jesse Speaker 18 of Coldwater Michigan was seated between two boxcars on a switch near the Sanders Egbert lumber yards when a switching freight knocked his coat and dragged him along the track. He suffered a badly bruised back and a deep gash from the spine downward six inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Jesse Speaker
Coldwater
Mich
Lake Shore
Sanders-Egbert
Reunion at Auburn marks 49th Indiana regiment muster
Auburn Indiana August 19 The twenty ninth annual reunion of the eighty eighth Indiana Volunteer regiment will be held at the Coliseum in Auburn on August 29 Nearly all surviving members are expected to attend The date also marks the forty ninth anniversary of the regiment's mustering into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Wighty Eighth Indiana Volunteer Regiment
Well known Ossian farmer Christian Schultz dies
Ossian Indiana August 22 Christian Schultz a well to do and highly respected farmer died at his home Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock from complications of asthma and pneumonia He had been in feeble health for some time and his death came as a shock to many relatives and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Ind
Christian Schultz
Arm Broken By Throw In Factory Baseball Game
Kendallville Indiana August 22 In a game between the McCray factory office employees and the shop teams at Waterhouse Park Vincent Steckley a former player sustained a double fracture of the arm when a throw from the outfield went awry during Saturday afternoon play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
McCray
Waterhouse Park
Vincent Steckley
Ithe
Four Boys Narrowly Escaped Interurban Collision
In Van Wert on East Main street four local boys aged 4 to 14 played with a homemade car on the tracks. An eastbound Ohio Electric interurban car sounded its signal and braked hard, its pilot sweeping beneath the children. Forest Maxon was thrown and injured. the others escaped with minor scratches as a physician treated the injured boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Forest
Tom Maxon
John Ickering
Ervin Miller
Ohio Electric
East Main Street
Forest Maxon
Burglar Steals Watch and Trousers in Decatur
Charley Elzey shoe dealer of Decatur Indiana reports a nighttime burglary. A thief entered by removing a south side screen and took ten cents in cash and a gold watch after rifling Elzeys trousers left on a clothes rack. The missing items were found later in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Charley Elzey
Charles
Elzes
Rough on Rats in Jay County Championship Tale
Rough on Rats resident N. Lindley of Madison township boasted a yearly total of 1 047 rats killed by late August, after starting extermination in January and tallying 500 slain in a single day during floor renovations. He aims to surpass the county record for 1911.
Drowned in Wabash River near Lagro
John Heaton and James Custer two prominent Lagro area farmers drowned in the Wabash River two miles west of Lagro yesterday afternoon while seining for fish. A gang of threshers witnessed the accident as the seine was drawn into a deep hole and only the two men failed to escape. Local residents hurried to the scene to aid in recovery after the bodies were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagro
Ind
John Heaton
James Custer
Wabash River
Here
Heaton
Custer
Wilson's Bluff
Coster
Lightning Strikes Injures Charles Tufts Near Andrews
Charles Tufts of near Andrews Ind was struck by lightning and knocked from his back porch. He fell on concrete steps sustaining injuries to his left ankle thigh side and shoulder with the left arm and shoulder badly damaged and still confined to his home. The shoulder was partly out of joint with torn ligaments and will require a long healing period.
Fourth Battle Reunion in Marion Sep 20 at Soldiers' Home
The Chickamauga Battle association holds its fourth annual reunion September 20 in Stinson Memorial hall at the Marion Soldiers' home. Governor Steele and association officers are preparing the program and aim to make this the most successful gathering yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Chickamauga Battle Association
Stinson Memorial Hall
Steele
New Lodge Organizes in Auburn With Woodmen of the World
Auburn Ind Aug 22 a new fraternal organization was launched in this city Sunday with twenty charter members forming a local Woodmen of the World order. Officers for the first year were Consul Commander G A McClure clerk Fred L Manson banker H C Snyder advisor T T D Cool escort Oscar Hite watchman C Rainier outer sentinel S Craig manager for three years Fl Rainier and manager for one year A G Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
the Woodmen of the World
Fort Wayne
G. A. McClure
Fred
FL Manson
H. C.snyder
T. T D. Cool
Oscar Hite
C. Rainier
Outer Sentinel
S Craig
Fl Rainier
A. G. Thomas
Jay County Teachers Institute Set for September
Jay County Superintendent W BR Armstrong mails notices to all teachers and other interested in public schools about the Jay County Teachers Institute to be held in the high school assembly room of the Judge Haynes building during the week of September 4 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
W. BR. Armstrong
Jay County
Teachers’ Institute
Judge Haynes
Somnambulist Falls in Stairway Accident
Huntington Indiana August 22 Jacob Klepser aged seventy one Lancaster township resident walked in his sleep and fell down the stairs breaking both bones in his right arm near the wrist and likely internal injuries feared. He was in great pain and unconscious when found by his wife after waking from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Jacob Klepser
Lancaster Township
Klepser
Died at Prayer Meeting in Liberty Township Indiana
Joseph Thrailkill, a prominent local citizen, died at Liberty Union church during a prayer meeting last night after suffering a heart attack. He had been in fair health recently and attended the service with Forest Pribble and Dora Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhiffton
Ind
Liberty Union Church
Liberty Township
Joseph Thrailkill
Thrailkill
Forest Pribble
Dora Ware
Warren Fair Must Clean Up Sanitary Grounds
Huntington Ind Aug 19 Dr C W Fry Huntington county health commissioner demanded the Warren Fair association improve sanitary conditions or face prosecution. He cited filthy arrangements and uncooked proximity to eating halls, noting a similar order last year. He planned to inspect the grounds today to ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
C. W. Fry
Huntington County
Warren Fair Association
Stockholders Hold Session at Winona Assembly Meeting
Warsaw Indiana August 19 stockholders of Winona Assembly met at Winona Lake for an annual gathering. The session was well attended and highly enthusiastic. Many important matters were discussed and actions taken on some items of general interest, though not yet made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Stockholders of
Winona Assembly
Winona Lake
Aged Kendallville Resident Joseph Becker Dies
Kendallville Indiana August 22. Joseph Becker aged 76 one of the oldest residents died at his daughter Mrs Joseph Webber home yesterday afternoon at 1 o clock after an illness of two weeks. He had long been in poor health and his frail constitution could not endure a sudden old age illness.
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Kendallville
Ind
Joseph Becker
Joseph Webber
Injured Saw Worker Receives Severe Injuries in Accident
Samuel McCartney, a rip saw operator at McCray's in Kendalsville Indiana, was struck by a kicked board while cutting ice slats. The board hit his abdomen and then his left arm near the wrist, breaking the bone and causing a painful, lengthy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendalsville
Ind
Samuel McCartney
McCray’s
McCartney
Institute plans set for Whitley County Teachers
Supt. A R Fleck says the Whitley County Teachers Institute is ready for a five day event at the Columbia City high school assembly room from September 4. The program appears to promise one of the most interesting institutes in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Whitley County Teachers Institute
A. R. Fleck
Columbia City High School
Warsaw Doctor Hurt in Street Car Accident
Warsaw Indiana August 18 Dr Anna Millice of this city sustained serious injuries when stepping from a street car near her Market street home after a Winona Lake outing. She fell and struck her face on the pavement causing facial cuts and fractures to the shoulder bone and right wrist plus heavy bruising to the shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Anna Millice
Multe
Market Street
Drowns at Silver Lake in Indiana tragedy
Ira Crowl aged 34 of Warsaw drowned at Silver Lake yesterday afternoon shortly after 6. He was diving from the pier with friends when cramps are believed to have overcome him. The coroner left for the scene. no details reached Warsaw yet. Crowl leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Ira Crowl
Silver Lake
Crowl
Falls on Cement Walk Injures Local Boy
Aubrey Barger seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward Barger of Laud fell from a wood shed yesterday forenoon about ten feet and struck his head on a cement sidewalk. Dr S S R White was summoned and the lad is conscious but the seriousness of possible skull fracture is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Aubrey Barger
Edward Barger
Laud
S&s. R. White
Lightning Strikes Montpelier Home Wounding Woman
On a Monday afternoon a lightning bolt hit the McReynolds farm home two and a half miles north of Montpelier Indiana, striking Mrs. John Maynard near the chimney. She was rendered unconscious for hours and is reported in critical condition as a physician is helping at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ind
John Maynard
McReynolds
Bluffton Baker Receives $15000 Injury Settlement
Fred A. Parkhurst of Bluffton Indiana, injured with a broken back in the Kingsland wreck of September 21 1910, has been paid a full settlement of $15000 by the Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Fred A. Parkhurst
Kingsland
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
Ossian Resident Recalls Daring Horse Incident
Ossian Ind August 19 Ceph Caston a well known Ossian citizen faced a frightening moment yesterday when driving a horse named Reynolds near Mile Ditch just south of town. The alert rider managed to control the frightened animal and escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian, Ind
Ceph Caston
Ossian
Bok Lo Reynolds
Ouito
Mile Ditch
118th Indiana Regiment Holds Reunion in Wabash
More than fifty survivors gathered in Wabash Indiana for the 118th Indiana regiment reunion described as a likeable family gathering. Veterans came with families and enjoyed a large feast. Next year the reunion will be at Peru’s Dr Ward home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash, Ind
118Th Indiana Regiment
Ward
Peru
Marriage at Catholic Church in Auburn Indiana
Henry Blaisins of Garrett and Miss Grace Crothers of Auburn were united in marriage at St. Cathol ic church by Father Angr mier. After the ceremony the couple dined at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs L B Crothers, with thirty guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Henry Blaisins
Garrett
Grace Crothers
Oni
Catholc
Angrmier
L.B. Crothers
Pearl Found in Wabash River Worth Several Hundred Dollars
Montpelier Ind Aug 18 Pete Stout of Montpelier found a rare pearl about a quarter of an inch in diameter in the Wabash River just west of Newville. He has refused all offers, valuing the stone at several hundred dollars and awaiting a suitable buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ind
Wabash River
Pete Stout
Stout
Newville
Crossing Victim Suffers Injuries Near Wawaka
Kendallville Indiana August 18 S Con rad a farmer near Wawaka was struck by the Kendallville Goshen Lake Shore train last Monday evening. He sustained a badly bruised hip fractures in several ribs and was reported to be in great pain but recovery hopes now exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Bluffton Man Faces Adulterated Food Charge
An affidavit filed in Squire Rinehart's court charges Rockford merchant D. E. Robinson with selling adulterated foodstuffs. The document alleges Robinson sold Minton of Lancaster Huntington County one hundred six and one half dozen rotten eggs on August.
Warsaw Sheriff Returns With Horse Thief
Sheriff Charles Kintzell of Warsaw Indiana brought Edward Scott a colored man jailed in Chicago for driving a stolen rig Tuesday. The owner Mr Mallen of Syracuse identifies the horse and buggy as his property stolen days ago and it is being shipped to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Charles Kintzell
Chicago
Edward Scott
Mallen
Syracuse
Powder Explosion Injures Auburn Boy
Forest Robbins six year old son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Robbins of Auburn was badly burned by a gun powder explosion while he tested it alone. Doctors fear eye damage and recommended confinement in a dark room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Forest
Hugh Robbins
Balloon tragedy shocks large Marion crowd at Goldthwaite Park
Thousands of spectators in Marion Indiana watched in horror as a balloon tragedy unfolded at Goldthwaite Park on a Sunday evening. The victim, not identified in the fragment, appeared amid chaotic scenes as emergency crews responded to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
New Factory Planned for Warsaw City
Warsaw Indiana August 22 Citizens celebrate a deal with Hugo Manufacturing Company of Chicago to locate a new factory here and begin operations soon strengthening local industry and employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Hugo ‘Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Big Four Railway to Build New Freight Depot in Warsaw
Warsaw officials report Big Four Railway plans a new freight depot in the city. General Superintendent Blizzard and other high officials were in town, with officials saying the project is almost certain based on a road map and discussions held yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Big Four Railway Company
Blizzard
Jaw Broken by Ball in Monroeville Game
Ed Bowman of Decatur Indiana suffered a severe jaw fracture and tooth loss after a mis judged fast pitch struck him in the lower jaw during a game at Monroeville. He was taken to Decatur for dental treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Ed Bowman
Monroeville
Bowman
First depositor opens Bluffton postal savings bank
Bluffton Ind Aug 21 The ap postal savings bank opened for business at 7 o clock Saturday morning. The first depositor was former Postmaster J R Spivey who placed a sum on deposit with Banker How ard Skiles. Deposits came in very slowly and Spivey was the only person who made any effort to open the first account.
Bullet Grazes Nose In Huntington Street Work
Huntington Ind Aug 21 John Espich Keefer Bailey employee helping grade Diamond street had a narrow escape Saturday around two when a gun fired playfully by Master Fred Starbuck and a boy Pontius grazed his nose burning and drawing blood in a near fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
John Espich
Keefer & Bailey
Diamond Street
Fred Starbuck
Pontius
Oldest Pioneer Timothy Gaby Dies in Noble County
Timothy Gaby, aged ninety two and Noble County's oldest resident, died after a brief illness at his home north of Brimfield. He built the first log cabin in Albion’s Brimfield area and led an active pioneer life. He passed away at four this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Timothy Gaby
Brimfield
Gaby
Noble County
Auburn Boy Hurt When Wagon Passes Over Him
Lloyd Miller thirteen, son of James Miller of three miles south of Auburn Indiana was seriously injured when a heavily loaded wagon passed over his body at the Wyatt cider mill. Three ribs on his right side were broken and he will be laid up for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Lloyd Miller
James Miller
Wyatt Cider Mill
Columbia City Chosen as Next Indiana Regiment Reunion Site
Columbia City Indiana was selected as the 160th Indiana Regiment reunion venue at Huntington. Local members who promoted the bid are upbeat about the outcome and proud of their efforts to secure the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
160Th Indiana
Huntington
Rifle practice at range near Columbia City yields scores
Twenty members of Company G fired at 290 306 and 500 yard targets Sunday west of Columbia City Indiana. Several good scores were posted and practice will continue for two more Sundays with medals and badges awarded at contest end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Pioneer farmer Daniel Evans dies at 74 in Indiana
Daniel Evans of Richland township Columbia City Indiana died at his home at 6 yesterday morning after a year of kidney trouble. The Civil War veteran is survived by his wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Daniel Evans
Richland Township
Little Riders Arrive in Kendallville on Coast-to-Coast Trip
Louis and Temple Abernathy, the young riders on a coast to coast journey, reached Kendallville Indiana on August 18. Residents gave a warm welcome and the boys filed their daily report before resting for the long ride ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Louis and
Temple Abernathy
County Officer H S Bortner Dies in Albion
Noble county surveyor H S Bortner, a prominent Albion resident, died at his home at noon aged 69 after four months of heart trouble. He had shown little prior illness until recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
H. S. Bortner
Noble County
Water buffaloes blindfolded to protect irrigation pumps
The report notes water buffaloes used to power irrigation wheels are blindfolded to prevent chaos and protect the machines during water raising operations. The detail reflects old farming practices and concerns about equipment safety.
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Lagrange County
Monge
Whitley ‘County
Indiana
Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Deeter
Driving Park
Bluffton Blaze
Browning
Inspector
JAY County Institute
Somnambulist Falls
Warren Fair
Lad
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