Armed American Oil Steamer Sunk by German Submarine
An American oil steamer of about 3700 tons was sunk by a German submarine as the latest naval loss. Official reports indicate twenty crew members were lost with a total of 38 aboard.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1917
Page
1
Lull on Front as Petrolite Sunk by German Submarine
All fronts show limited progress with a lull on the Franco Belgian line. The Italian Trentino offensive stalls due to weather while German submarines sink the oil steamer Petrolite, leaving 20 crewmen landed and two boats missing. American crew members total 10 aboard at sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrolite
Washington
War Department calls 74 000 more men for regular army
The War Department issued a call for 74,000 additional recruits to reach war strength by June 10. Total volunteers for the regular army stood at 112,053, with 1,927 enlisted yesterday. New York led states with 22 new enlistments, followed by Pennsylvania with 272 that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan Registration Figures Under Selective Draft Law
Official canvassed returns show 372 872 persons registered in Michigan under the selective draft law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Three Goshen Area Births Reported in Brief
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs R Morningstar of Huron Street West Goshen. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Royal D Miller of 14 South Sixth Street. Mr and Mrs Ward Kinuzinger of E Linton Street are parents of a son born last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Morningstar
Huron Street
West Goshen
Royal D. Miller
South Sixth Street
Ward Kinuzinger
E. Linton Street
Neff and Son Sell Garage Interest at Wyatt
Tra Neff and son Donald sold their interest in a Wyatt garage on Saturday and have returned to Goshen. They have accepted employment with the N. railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Neff
Donald
Wyatt
Goshen
N. ¥. Railway
Elkhart Sees Growth As Rochester Families Move In
Twenty one families relocate from Rochester to Elkhart in six months signaling local growth. Community residents express optimism about Elkhart's development and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Elkhart
Coffee Dealers Advised to Await Action of Congress
New York June 12 Secretary of the Interior William C Redfield told John O Donohue Sons coffee dealers to halt further commercial relations with firms in Central and South America and the United States that are presumed to be controlled by German subjects or allies until Congress acts on the enemy trading act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
William C. Redfield
Secretary of the Interior
John O'Donohue
Central
South America
United States
Germany
Congress
Indiana Reports 774642 School Aged Children
June 12 the total number of children six to 21 in Indiana is 774,642, a gain of 6,020 over 1916. The enumeration supports school fund distribution to 92 counties. Elkhart County reports 18,417 children of school age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ellis
Elkhart County
Espionage Bill Sent to President for Signature
The administration espionage bill, finally approved by the Senate without a roll call, was sent to the White House for President Wilson's signature. Provisions for newspaper censorship were removed, with material modifications made in other areas. The act grants the president power to place an embargo on exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Senate
White House
Wilson
American Soldiers to Get Handbook of Phrases
New York June 12. Each American soldier going to Europe in the war with Germany will receive a small handbook of French and English conversational phrases. Cecil B. Blumenthal will donate the books with cooperation from the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
United States
Germany
Cecil B. Blumenthal
War Department
Indiana defense council names education section leaders
The Indiana state council of defense released the education section roster. Horace Elis, state superintendent, serves as chairman with J. G. Cellicott as vice chairman and Prof. J. J. Fettijohn of Indiana University as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Council of Defense
Horace Elis
J. G. Cellicott
J. J. Fettijohn
Indiana University
Chicago Council Opposes Government Criticism
The Chicago city council adopted an address by 60 to 8 opposing public criticism of the war declaration against Germany and urging support for the country by word and deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Germany
Gowdy Family Welcomes Thirteenth Child Howard Lemuel
Mr and Mrs Frank Gowdy of South Milford announce the birth of a nine and a half pound son named Howard Lemuel. He is the 13th Gowdy child, with twelve surviving siblings, six boys and six girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gowdy
South Milford
Howard Lemuel
Gowdy
Runaway Boy Located After Elkhart Report
Mrs. David Fvers of near Gosheh reported to Elkhart police that her 13 year old son Cecil had run away from home and she notified them he had been located at Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fvers
Near Gosheh
Elkhart
Cecil
Kendallville
Presides Over Court in South Bend Court
Flora A. Deah, formerly of Goshen, serves as acting judge of the South Bend City court with duties in the city’s judicial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora A. Deah
Goshen
Bend City Court
Personal Estate Appraised in Kindig Will Case
Executor A S Zook filed an appraisement showing personal property value at 59.75 against real estate valued around 100000. The will mostly bequeaths to the Laura A Kindig Seminary, with Knox and his children each receiving 50. A suit to contest the will was not filed. Other probate orders noted estates of unsound mind and minor heirs, all tax status clear. Hearing set for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A.kindig
Aaron S. Zook
S Kindig
John Granville Knox
Kindiz
Knox
A. S. Zook
Deahl & Deahl
Lou W. Vail
L. L. Burris
Francis FE. Berlin
Joseph Lehman
Sarah A. Freed
Schuyler C. Hubbell
Julia E
Hubbell
Charles H. Whiteman
Admr
Clare Whiteman Sundstrom
Six Quarts of Whiskey Seized in Goshen Case
Goshen police found six quarts of whiskey belonging to Charles Rigby hidden under a wagon near the Goshen Veneer Co plant after Rigby allegedly sold liquor to two habitual drunkards. He was released after presenting a medical condition. Officers Bandelier and Knapp led the investigation and noted Rigby’s broader activity with factory workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Charles Rigby
NX. Y. C
Gnoshen Veneer Co
Rigby
Bandelier and
Knapp
Bond Sale Noted for Baugo Township Road Bonds
J F Wild and Co of Indianapolis bought an issue of fifteen thousand two hundred dollars in highway bonds issued by Baugo township to fund the James Town road project. A small premium was paid. County Treasurer Winship received sealed bids with Wild and Co and Breed Elliott Harrison of Indianapolis as the only bidders. War conditions have reduced demand for high interest bonds, resulting in very small premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugo
Jamestown Road
J. P. Wild & Co
Indianapolis
Wild & Co
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Sallade to Enter Theological Prep School in Racine
Andrew Sallade son of Mr and Mrs Guy P Sallade will attend a Racine Wisconsin theological preparatory school this fall for a two year course before proceeding to an Episcopalian seminary. He graduates Goshen High School this year and served as editor in chief of The Crimson the school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sallade
Guy P. Sallade
Fast Washington Street
Racine
Wis
Father to Rescue: Elkhart youth charged over smoking cigarettes
An 18 year old Elkhart boy is under arrest for smoking cigarettes. His father says he objects not to the habit and has even bought the boy a supply of Camels to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Marriage Report Sparks Vengeful Circulation in South Bend
A report of the marriage between James Frain and Wilma Alward of South Bend circulated by a party seeking revenge against Frain. The disclosure appears motivated by a grudge and aims to harm Frain’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frain
Wilma Alward
South Bend
Frain
Water at Green Castle Reaches Record High Since 1875
Historical note records water in Big Walnut creek at Green Castle rising above all since 1875, surpassing the famous 1913 flood. The remark cites the 1873 origin of Hirkest and marks a notable flood milestone in local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Walnut Creek
Greencastle
For Rent Furnished Cottages at Baldwin Lake Bristol
Furnished cottages for rent at Baldwin Lake. Contact Bristol at phone 40 percent. Property details and terms not fully shown in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Lake
Bristol
Go shen City's Women Voters Poll Planned
A poll of the women voters of Go shen city will soon be taken. Elkhart women have arranged for a poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen City
Elkhart
Red Cross aims to raise $30,000 in one week
At South Bend the Red Cross plans a campaign to raise thirty thousand dollars within seven days to support relief efforts. The appeal centers on local donations and community actions to reach the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Red Cross
Milford man killed by falling tree in woods
A Milford man was killed when a tree he was felling fell on him in the woods. Authorities reported the accident occurred during logging work, and the identity of the deceased was being withheld pending notification of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Timber Fatality Near Milford Claims Fisher's Life
Milford reports John T. Fisher aged 63 was killed while felling timber south of town. A. M. Lentz employee Arthur Lentz witnessed the accident as a tree rebounded and struck Fisher in the breast, throwing him against a stump. Fisher leaves a wife and three children. funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
John T. Fisher
Here
Arthur Lentz
C. R. Brittson
County Sunday School Delegates Meet at Elk hart Church
Delegates from every Sunday school in Elkhart county gather at the Church of Christ Disciple for a county convention continuing this evening. Rev. Dr. F. A. Waite from Lincoln Neb spoke this afternoon and will speak again tonight with practical talks on Sunday school work. His remarks will be illustrated with hundreds of views and a 50 voice mixed chorus directed by H. O. Carr will perform several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Church of Christ
Elkhart
F. A. Waite
West
Lincoln
Neb
H. O. Carr
Local residents report serious illness and quarantines
Mrs. Catherine Casey of Ligonier remains in very serious condition at her brother John T. Rigney's home. George Luke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luke, is confined at 612 South Seventh Street with typhoid fever symptoms. Nancy Porter is under measles quarantine at Dr. G. W. Kirby's South Fifth Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Casey
Ligonier
John TF. Rigney
George Luke
Harry Luke
South Seventh Street
Nancy Porter
G. W. Kirby
South Fifth Street
Goshen Youths Visit Elkhart B P U Meeting
Goshen young people of the B P U visited the Elkhart organization at a Sunday evening meeting at the Baptist church. The subject was Confessing Jesus. Elkhart had earlier sent a group to Goshen, making this a return meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Baptist Church
Jesus
Elkhart Society
Goshen
Elkhart Youth Arrested After Drinking Strong Drink
An Elkhart young man was arrested after he drank a large amount of whiskey and believed the beverage would grant him strength. He was reported sick following the controversial act and was taken into custody for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Kept Marriage Secret Revealed in Centreville Ceremony
Miss Gladys Pranger and Richard Weller Jnr of Fort Wayne wed at Centreville mid September 14 1916. The news of the secret marriage has now become public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Pranger
Richard Weller, Jrr
Fort Wayne
Centreville
Mid
Spiritualists to Meet at Sturgis June 16 17
Spiritualists will convene in Sturgis on June 16 and 17 with Dr. B P McDonald formerly of Goshen now of Sturgis leading the gathering. The event brings together local adherents seeking spiritual guidance and communal discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
B. P. McDonald
Goshen
Another Ford The Kelly Garage Sold A New Ford To Western Rubber Co
A Ford automobile was sold by The Kelly Garage to Western Rubber Company of Goshen. The transaction marked a notable sale in local commerce with the buyer identified and the dealer noted for the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Kelly
Western Rubber. Co
Goshen
Alumni Reception and Dance Honors 1917 Graduates
Over 100 couples attended the annual High School Alumni Association reception at K of P hall last evening in honor of the 1917 graduating class. The event featured vocal numbers by Bernice Gardner and R. M. Woolpert, with Mrs. Woolpert as accompanist, and a speech by Supt. James Wilkinson. Messick’s orchestra provided dancing music from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.. extras were arranged beyond the 12-programmed dances. Out-of-town guests included Irwin Pooley of Sioux Falls, Edgar Beatty of Chicago, and several others from Elkhart, Nappanee, and Millersburg. Officer elections were held: President Geo. P. Rowell, Vice President Mrs. W. H. Charney, Secretary Mrs. M. C. Dow, Corresponding Lee Loretta Cunningham, Treasurer John R. Pratt. Executive Committee Ned Newell, Orlan Schrock, Wm. Latta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Alurmi Association
Bernice Gardner
R. M. Woolpert
James Wilkinson
Fred Neymeyer
Messick
South Bend
Irwin Pooley
Sioux Falls
N. D
Edgar Beatty
Chicago
Catherine Jane Reed
Carrol Winslow
Mary Henske
Cora Krau
Bernice Lynnett
Catherine Hazelton
Hazen Haggerty
Max Guildy
William Smith
Joe Darling
Roy Roderick
Welcome Pancost
Donald Stiver
Noble Freed
Joseph Cochran
Otis Stouder
Elkhart
Edward Harper
Millersburg
Ward Coppes
Nappanee
Merritt Weaver
Lagrange
T. A. Lynch
Geo. P. Rowell
W. H. Charn
Rogers Greys Baseball Reorganized by Band Park Group
Rogers band park base ball committee re organizes the Rogers Greys under band park management with Ira Bon her Arthur Fe Swartz and others guiding. Charles Gurringer and briefly George W Trump previously led the team. Sunday’s game features a strong Goshen nine against Sturgis with Rogers' band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Band Park Baseball Committee
Ira Bonher
Arthur FE
Swartz
Rogers & Wilson's Music Store
Rogers’ Greys
Bandpark
Charles Gurringer
George W. Trump
Goshen
Sturgis
Rogers’ Band
Society Notes Highlight Teaching Staff Tea and Visits
Miss Luella Barlow hosted South Fifth street school teachers at her South Sixth street home for Mrs Tane Wagier Stose, Mrs Minnie Vinson Little and Miss Donnita Woodford. Woodford departs Friday for Salt Lake City to study primary methods at the State University of Utah. Mrs Clifford Newell hosted this afternoon at 606 South Seventh street in honor of her Detroit mother Mrs J B Martin. Elkhart ladies attended. Newell to entertain again Thursday afternoon. Mrs James S Drake and Mrs Wallace W Mehl plan informal tea tomorrow at 114 South Seventh street with an auction Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Barlow
South Fifth Street
South Sixth Street
Tane Wagier-Stose
Minnie Vinson-Little
Donnita Woodford
Clifford Newell
South Seventh Street
J. B. Martin
Detroit
Elkhart
Newell
James S. Drake
Wallace W. Mehl
Striking Carmen Lose Bids Before South Bend Council
The striking carmen lost both battles before the South Bend city council last night. A proposed ordinance to regulate street car operations filed by the strikers was tabled by a 2 to 1 vote of the committee of the whole, while the proposed ordinance repealing the jitney bus license ordinance was sent back to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
South Bend
Bottle Through Window Case Hits Elkhart
Carl Flier of Elkhart, intoxicated, threw a beer bottle through a rear window at Fred Markus’s home. He was fined 11 dollars and received a suspended 60 day sentence at Putnamville penal farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Flier
Elkhart
Fred Markus
Klier
Putnamville
Death of Rev. J. W. Rendel at Waswakka after illness
After a three month illness with anemia, 68 year old Rev. J. W. Rendel died in Waswaka. A Kendallville native, he had served in pulpits at Topeka South Milford Rome City Wolf Lake Ormas Burr Oak Casperville and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rendel
Kendallville
Waswaka
Topeka
South Milford
Rome City
Wolf Lake
Ormas
Burr Oak
Casperville
For Sale White Navy Beans for Planting
Harper Seed Co offers white navy beans for planting priced at 1d for 1 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Harper Seed Co
Official Returns From Elkhart County Draft Registration
Official registration returns show 9 entries from Elkhart county under the selective draft. Totals include white males 22 402 colored males 19 aliens 28 alien enemies 0 Total 22 449 Exemptions claimed by white males 5 111 colored males 46 Boards instructed to proceed without delays and arrest all persons who failed to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elkhart County
Total Registration Boards
Suffrage Leader Mrs Currey Addresses Library Group
Mrs Mabel Dunlap Currey of Terre Haute spoke to the local franchise league at the library. She urged self reliance and sacrifice, stressed women’s role in the constitutional convention, and called for active work to secure full suffrage. Tonight she speaks at Nappanee with plans for enthusiastic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchise League
Mabel Dunlap Currey
Terre Haute
Woman’s Franchise League of
League
Currey
Mrs David Barringer Dead After Illness in Goshen
Mrs David Barringer aged 66 years lifelong Flirtbar county resident died at her home 909 South Main after a 10 day illness of apoplexy. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Neal Fuller South Bend Mrs Buford Knoblock Mishawaka and Mrs James Toms Shenandoah one son Alonzo Barringer New Paris eleven grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p.m. from the residence. Burial Oak Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barringer
Flirbart County
South Main Street
Goshen
Neal Fuller
South Bend
Buford Knoblock
Mishawaka
James Toms
the Shen
Alonzo Barringer
New Paris
Oak Ridge
Obituary notices for McQueen and Fites in Elkhart region
Mortuary notes Sarah McQueen 65 widow of Michael McQueen died of cancer at the county infirmary. She had lived with her son William F. McQueen in Goshen. Surviving: two daughters Cecelia McQueen Elkhart and Mrs W S Mitchell Topeka Kansas. two sisters Milford and Pettisville Ohio. Funeral at St Vincent's Elkhart. Burial St Vincent's cemetery. George W Fites died suddenly while working in his garden at home age about 67. Longtime Elkhart resident leaves a wife and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McQueen
Michael McQueen
County Infirmary
Cancer
William F. McQueen
North Eighth Street
Goshen
Cecelia McQueen
Elkhart
W.S. Mitchell
Topeka
Kas
N. J. Castetter
Milford
Clark
Pettisville
Ohio
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
J. P. Young
McQueen
Fr. Jansen
St. Vincent's
St. Vincent's Cemetery
Fites
George W. Fites
Mr. Fites
Elkhart and
Vicinty
Balloon Ascensions At Tri Lake Resort Near Columbia City
Balloon ascensions are scheduled at Tri Lake resort near Columbia City. See the tiny tots Thursday evening at 7 45 in the Mother Goose Play at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Lake Resort
Columbia City
Presbyterian Church
One Killed and Two Injured in Auto Wreck North of South Bend
A one person died and two others were injured in a automobile wreck north of South Bend. The deceased was identified as Mrs. Irie Smith, 28. Emergency crews responded to the scene at approximately 1 hour after the crash occurred.
Six in car fall off embankment near South Bend
A six passenger automobile went over an embankment six miles north of South Bend. Mrs Marie Smith, 28, was killed. Mrs Ellen Rogers, 24, was internally hurt and hospitalized. Ray Cowell, 26, was bruised and held with three others pending police inquiry to assign blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Marie Smith
Here
Ellen Rogers
Ray Cowell
Accient
Northern Indiana Deaths Claim Local Victims
Mrs. William Richhart aged 60 collapsed at her Warsaw home after a three week illness. Ortha Bruce died in Epworth hospital South Bend after an illness described as dropsy and heart condition. Edward A. Deitz died in South Bend from Brights disease and heart ailment. Jeremiah Archbold a pioneer passed away at his Adams County home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richhart
Warsaw
Ortha Bruce
Epworth Hospital
South Bend
Train Boiler Explosion Kills Two Near Fort Wayne
Two trainmen died and another was dying after a boiler explosion on an freight engine near Fort Wayne. The dead are William Wagner engineer and R S Harter brakeman of Huntington. J O Wilson fireman was severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
William Wagner
R.S. Harter
Huntington
J. O. Wilson
Paper hanger Wert arrested after threat with revolver
Alfred Wert, a paper hanger who rooms at Mrs. Lou Campbell's Elkhart home, was arrested after she complained he threatened her with a revolver. He claimed a loss of $50, an officer found $5, and Wert was intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wert
Lou Campbell
Elkhart
Campbell
Wert
Warsaw Residents Remonstrate Over Post Office Site
One hundred sixty two residents of Warsaw oppose the government purchased post office site claiming it is not centrally located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Physician Diagined by Hawaiian Queen Calls Fort Wayne Doctor
Dr J. Chris O'Day, once Fort Wayne physician, is summoned to Honolulu by Queen Liluakalini who requests his visit before her death. The unusual journey underscores a colonial era intrigue and a medical professional drawn into royal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chris O'Day
Fort Wayne
Honolulu
Liluakalini
Rumor Targets Claypool Man as German Sympathizer
A Gossip column repeats an unfounded claim alleging Monroe Rhoades was a German sympathizer. The report caused a great injustice to Mr. Rhodes and sparked local indignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Rhoades
Claypool
Rhodes
Social Rods Held Up by Two Masked Robbers
Two masked highwaymen robbed social rooms of the Rod and Gun club in Michigan City using real city fashion. The incident occurred at the Rod and Gun club social rooms, with no further details available on injuries or suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod and Aun Club
Michigan City
Fired on Chicken Thief by South Bend Man
H. L. Perkins of South Bend fired several shots at a chicken thief. Valuable hens were found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Perkins
South Bend
War Song by Flora Guipe McGowan Kruger
Elkhart resident Mrs Flora Guipe McGowan Kruger wrote a war song titled I Want My Boy to be a Soldier. The composition reflects homefront sentiment and commends military service during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Guipe-McGowan-Kruger
Elkhart
County approves funding for tuberculosis hospital project
The Allen county council adds $50,000 to the existing $40,000 for a tuberculosis hospital, bringing the total appropriation to $90,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County Council
Service garage sells Chevrolet touring car to Vernon Sherman
A local service garage completed a sale of a Chevrolet touring car to buyer Vernon Sherman. The transaction confirms the dealership's ongoing trade in used and touring models with Sherman taking possession following standard title transfer procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Sherman
Zentz Family Reunion At Band Park Tomorrow
The Zentz family plans their annual reunion at Band Park in Rogers tomorrow. Family members are urged to bring food and share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Park
Rogers
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