Three Bond Issues Sold For Highway Improvements
County treasurer William H. Winship reports sealed bids for three highway improvement bond issues. Olive township sold for 40 600 dollars with a 576 50 premium to Fletcher American National Bank of Indianapolis. Concord township sold 28 000 dollars with 666 premium to St Joseph Valley Bank of Elkhart. Locke township sold 15 000 dollars with 255 premium to Mitchell Charnley of Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Winship
County Treasier
Olive Township
Fletcher American National Bank of Indianapolis
Concord Township
St. Joseph Valley Bank of Elkhart
Locke Township
Mitchell Charnley
Goshen
Olive Two
Fietcher American National Bank of
Indianapolis
Miller & Co
J. F. Wild & Co
St. Joseph Valley Bank of
Elkhart
J. WH
Cassady
Council Bluffs
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Anapolis
American Mortgage Co
Concord Two
Minter & Co
J. F. Wild &Co
St. Joseph Valley Bank
J. H. Cassady
Merchants’ Nations Bank
Marvin Campbell Resigns as M E Church Treasurer
Marvin Campbell of South Bend Indiana resigns as treasurer of the board of conference claimants of the Methodist Episcopal church after eight years of service citing business obligations preventing competent work. Campbell, from Saratoga Springs New York dispatches, submitted the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Campbell
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
So. Bend
Ind
Board of Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Illness of Rev. C. W. Warstler Saddens Friends
News reaches that Rev. C. W. Warstler of Auburn and former Goshen resident is gravely ill with paratyphoid fever. He has been under medical care for several weeks and shows no change in condition. Many friends extend sympathy and prayers for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Warstler
Auburn
Goshen
Illness of Congressman's Wife Reported in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Henry A. Barnhart wife of Congressman Henry A. Barnhart is ill at the Barnhart residence. Physicians attending her diagnosed the ailment as heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Henry A. Barnhart
Barnhart
Ticket Agent Quits to Lead Aetna Life District
E W Fritz a New York Central ticket agent at Elkhart will resign on June 15 to become district manager for Aetna Life Insurance Co governing Elkhart Lagrange Noble and Kosciusko counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Fritz
Elkhart
Aetna Life Ins. Co
Lagrange
Noble
Kosciusko Counties
Barnhart Speaks on "Boys" at Reading Union Meeting
Representative Barnhart will address the Pennsylvania State Farm and Industrial Union in Reading next Tuesday. His topic will be "Boys."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhart
Pennsylvania State ‘Farm and Industrial Union
Reading
Indianapolis teachers to gain higher pay as payroll rises
The school board approved a $45 000 payroll increase for Indianapolis teachers, boosting salaries across the district and signaling improved compensation for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alexis Nagos Trades Motorcycle for Ford Toadster
Alexis Nagos trades his Excel sior motorcycle for two Ford Toadster cars in a brisk exchange. The move highlights a local vehicle swap and shifts Nagos’s ride lineup with a quirky double trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicle News
Alexis Nagos
Excelsior
Contests for Republican Delegates Filed in Chicago
The AP report notes contests on six Alabama at large delegates and nine district delegates from Alabama to the national Republican convention in Chicago begin filing with Secretary Reynolds. The tally reaches 54 contests. Will Hays arrives in Chicago supporting Indiana's former vice president Fairbanks for the presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Press
Chicago
Alabama
Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Will H. Hays
Indianapolis
Republican State Central Committee
Didiana
Fairbanks
Indiana
Cement Worker Killed Beside Road in Kendallville
In Kendallville Indiana Sam Wisler unmarried cement worker living with his parents was killed at 445 am while walking along the railroad track half a mile west of the city. Fog may have hindered his view of westbound New York Central passenger train No 5 which arrived here about 20 minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Sam Wisler
Wilson mails protest note to Britain over mail interference
President Wilson sent to the state department a draft note protesting British interference with U S mails. A duplicate copy will also go to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
State Department
Great Britain
U. S
Exhibition trap shoot set for Lake Wawasee Indiana
Chicago reports a preparedness trap shoot exhibition planned at Lake Wawasee Indiana next Saturday with participants including Dick Clancy and Mrs Remy among other prominent shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Wawasee
Ind
Dick Clancy
Mrs. Remy
Republican nom campaign opened in Chicago for Fairbanks
Specials Headquarters in Chicago opened for Charles W Fairbanks of Indiana as a candidate for the Republican nomination for president. J B Kealing of Indianapolis is in personal charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
J. B. Kealing
Indianapolis
Goshen Graduation Day for Elkhart County Class of 267
Elkhart county schools hold annual commencement at the Jefferson theater Goshen on Saturday June 3 starting at 1 30 p m. Indiana University president William Lowe Bryan will deliver the principal address and Miss Maurine Ballard Crawfordsville will read original pieces in a 30 minute program. The class roster lists 267 graduates including numerous local names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Jefferson Theater
Goshen
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Bloomington
Maurine Balard
Crawfordsville
Ind
Ballard
Indiana Health Official Not Alarmed By Measles Rise
Dr. J. N. Hurty secretary of the Indiana state board of health said he is not alarmed by 4000 measles cases in April in Indiana. Official reports show forty deaths from the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. N. Hurty
Indiana State Board of Health Today
Indiana
Congress Nears August Adjournment
Washington reports Congress plans to adjourn by early August and possibly late July as lawmakers wrap up the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Taggart Opposes River and Harbor Bill Over Funding
Indiana Senator Taggart declares he will oppose the river and harbor appropriation totaling 43 million dollars unless 15 to 20 million dollars are eliminated. He frames the issue as a critical fiscal reduction to the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Taggart
Indiana
Basin Repair Planned for Potezoes Fountain
Through D W Neidig Henry Cripe contractor and others the basin of the Potezoes fountain in court park will be repaired. The Neptune figure needs bronze and the fountain, a gift to Goshen city costing about 1000, is a disgrace. Quibbling over who pays for repairs continues while taxpayers would accept public funds for reasonable maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Neidig
Henry Cripe
Court Park
Neptune
Goshen City
F&AM Grand Lodge Holds 91st Annual Meeting in Indianapolis
More than 600 members gather for the F. and A. M. 91st annual session in Indianapolis. A special train trip will transport attendees to Franklin to inspect the Masonic home under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Franklin
Ind
Attorney Hampton L. Carson to speak at State Bar meeting
Philadelphia attorney Hampton L. Carson will deliver the principal address at the 20th annual meeting of the State Bar Association in Lafayette on July 12 and 13. More than 250 of the 600 members are expected to attend, with Robert W. McBride of Indianapolis serving as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton L. Carson
Philadelphia
State Bar Association
Lafayette
Robert W. McBride
Indianapolis
Elkhart
Roosevelt testifies as character witness in bank case
Former President Roosevelt appears as a voluntary witness at Riggs National Bank case. He testifies for C. C. Gloverbank president, saying he has known Mr. Glover since 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Riggs National Bank
C. C. Gloverbank
Glover
Russian Crop Frost Threatens Winter Harvest
An Overseas News Agency dispatch via Stockholm reports heavy frosts in northern and central Russia destroying winter crops, signaling a severe agricultural setback. The notice notes the impact of frost on Russia's crop output as of late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Russia
Stockholm
Aged Lady Injured in Fall. Adeline Pearman Taken to Hospital
Mrs Adeline Pearman aged 386 years formerly of Millersburg and Goshen fell at her daughter Mary Bowser’s home in Wikbart. She has a broken left limb and is at General hospital where her daughters Mrs W B Jacoby of Gage Oklahoma and Mrs H F Stump of Daggvett California remain with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Pearman
Millersburg
Goshen
Mary Bowser
Wikbart
General Hospital
W. B. Jacoby
Gage
Okla
H. F. Stump
Daggvett
Cal
Fire Destroys Samuel Kupp Home South Of Middlebury
A fire destroyed Samuel Kupps home four miles south of Middlebury caused by a defective flue. The blaze caused about 1500 dollars in damage and the owner had no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kupp
Middlebury
Benches Placed Along Main Street Walk Victory Claimed
Patrons who campaigned for seating along the Main street walk report partial success as benches are gradually installed at former sites. They say the moves mark a victory after years of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Main Street
Northern Baptist convention adjourns in Minneapolis
The Northern Baptist convention adjourned in Minneapolis on May 23. The next year’s gathering will be held in Cleveland at a date to be fixed by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Northern Baptist Convention
Cleveland
Republicans Prepare for Chicago Convention Reach Seats
Local Republicans arrange to attend the national Republican convention in Chicago starting Wednesday June 7. Many report difficulty securing seats and plan travel from nearby towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
107 Caught in Raid at Indianapolis Club
Police raid on an Indianapolis joint nets 107 arrestees including many women and a mix of white and Black defendants. The Elite case targets organized vice operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Accident Ends with Brother Shooting by Rifle Cleaning
Ernest Dillman of Mentone was accidentally shot in the ankle by his brother Robert who was cleaning a rifle at the time. He is receiving treatment at McDonald hospital in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dillman
Mentone
Robert
McDonald Hospital
Warsaw
Rebekah ICOF Ball Initiates Four Candidates on East Lincoln
Four candidates were initiated by the Rebekah chapter of the I O F at their ball on East Lincoln avenue last night. A large attendance was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
The
East
Lincoln Avenue
To Move to Elkhart
C A Whittle will move his wholesale confectionery headquarters from the rear of the Emerick barber shop to Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
C. A. Whittle
Emerick
Tolkhart
Opened Boat 1 Store and Bourbon confectionery shop
F. H. Gilworth, an arson druggist and jeweler, has opened a soda fountain and confectionery shop at Bourbon. The new venture includes a store named Boat 1 and features a soda fountain facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gilworth
Bourbon
House for Bet Pace on Lincoln Avenue at East 403
A compact property listing notes a house for sale at 403 East Lincoln Avenue under the Bet Pace listing. Property details and exact price are not provided in the fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet Pace
Lincoln Avenue
Banquet at Bristol by Eastern Star chapter
The Eastern Star chapter of the Ma sons will hold a big banquet at Bristol Wednesday night June 7. Several from here will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Eastern Star Chapter of the Masons
Class Play Tonight A Trial of Hearts at Jefferson Theater
The G. H. 8 class presents A Trial of Hearts at the Jefferson theater tonight at 7 15 o clock start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Theater
Weenie Roast Held by Presbyterian Church Youth
The Messenger reports a Proms night event where boys of the Presbyterian church held a weenie roast at the dam last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
the Presbyterian Church
Miss Emma R Chandler Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Goshen
Miss Emma R Chandler, 83, celebrated her birthday at her Abbott house apartment 313 East Lincoln. First Baptist Bible class members visited in a body. She has resided in Goshen about 50 years and was previously principal of Goshen High School. Mrs M Matern of 524 North Second Street hosts the Thimble Society of Trinity Lutheran Church this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma R. Chandler
Abbott House
East
Lincoln Avenue
First Baptist Church Bible Class
Miss Chandler
Goshen
Goshen High School
M. Matern
North Second ‘Street
Thimble Society of Trinity
Lutheran <Church
Police Patrolman Dies or Shot in South Bend
Patrolman Hans Brandt of the South Bend police force, shot by John De Bean, is reported in a dying condition at Epworth Hospital in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Brandt
So. Bend
John de Bean
Epworth Hospital
South Bend
Miss Howard Woman Injured Doing Act With Circus
Miss Howard, a performer with the Coop and Lent circus, was seriously hurt while performing a pyramid ladder act in Peru. The incident occurred during a routine and prompted immediate medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Howard
Coop & Lént Circus
Peru
Wanted heir John McDevitt sought for estate of father
John McDevitt, a resident of Michigan City in 1888, is sought as an heir to his father’s estate now being settled. The notice requests contact from the heir to claim his portion and participate in the probate process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDevitt
Michigan City
Hil's Wild West Purchases Wallace Show Props
Harry Hill of Hil's Wild West bought seven car loads of show property from B. E. Wallace, the Peru show man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hill
Hil’s Wild West
B. E. Wallace
Peru
Named Councilman R Gordon Rutter Named in Warsaw
Councilman R Gordon Rutter is appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Asbury Cook in Warsaw. The move fills the seat and authorities announce the official election and duties commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gordon Rutter
Warsaw
Asbury Cook
Unidentified Man Killed Near Willow Creek Rail Line
An unidentified man was killed on the Michigan Central railroad near Willow Creek in Porter county. Local authorities reported the fatal incident and began an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central
Willow Creek
Porter County
Intoxicants Seized in Saloonless St Joseph
Thirteen cases of beer and whiskey were seized in saloonless St Joseph. Piano Tuning J Stantschi 110 F Jefferson street. Phone 1237. 8tp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
J.stantschi
Jefferson ‘Street
Two Divorces Granted in Circuit Court
Two divorces were granted in the circuit court today. Milo Eby obtained a decree from Iva Eby, and Carrie E Smeltzer of Elkhart was freed from Charles Be Smeltzer. Also, the Commercial club of Goshen won vacation of lots in the First Industrial addition. John Flowers was fined $11 after pleading guilty to intoxication. Orlando Amsden and Frank Farley received 90 and 100 day sentences respectively for jail terms, to be sent to the institution this week. Welcome Weaver and Alfred Martin were fined $11 each for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Eby
Iva Eby
Carrie E. Smeltzer
Elkhart
Charles BE. Smeltzer
Commercial Club of
Goshen
City of
John Flowers
Flowers
Knapp
Orlando Amsden
Frank Farley
Amsden
Bhunberg & Hershfield Junk Shop
Peter Rozman
Arrest of Goshent man for driving without lights in Elkhart
Chauncey Frantz of Goshent was arrested in Elkhart Sunday night for allowing his Ford to stand on Main streets without lights. He posted bail and was released after agreeing to appear in court. A test case with Judge Harman as defendant will be tried soon to settle a controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Frantz
Goshent
Elkhart
Harman
Cleveland Officials Move on New NY Central Posts
Assistant General Manager A. Ingalls of Cleveland is named assistant general manager of the New York Central lines west of Buffalo with Cleveland headquarters. I. M. Smith of Chicago is appointed general superintendent of the third district with Cleveland offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Cleveland
Buffalo
I’. M. Smith
Chicago
Third District
Warsaw man held at Indiana Loan & Trust Co bank
A Warsaw man was detained inside the Indiana Loan & Trust Co bank until bank officers could be summoned to release him. He was not identified as a robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Loan & Trust Co. Bank
Death inquiry for James Tyler in Goshen
Mrs. Etta Tyler of 89 Ellen Street Grand Rapids Michigan seeks information on the death of James Tyler that occurred in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Tyler
Ellen Street
Grand Rapids, Mich
James Tyler
Goshen
Train carries 100 Indiana women to NYC for convention
A special train bore one hundred Indiana women from Indianapolis to New York to attend the biennial convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapols
New York
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pastor Beeks Died in Florida Returns for Burial
Rev. L. A. Beeks a Trinity M. E. pastor who served in Elkhart from 1906 to 1908 died in Jacksonville, Florida. His body was brought to Kokomo for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
L. A. Beeks
Trinity
M. E
Elkhart
Jacksonville
Fla
Kokomo
Railway Appointments list Ingalls as assistant to GM Moon
The New York Central Railroad announces several appointments including A. S. Ingalls named assistant to D. C. Moon the general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Ingalls
D. C. Moon
Bobby Hammond Drives Empire Car Through Goshen Route
The traveler Bobby Hammond, driving an Empire automobile from San Francisco to New York, passed through Goshen on the cross country journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Bobby Hammond
Empire Auto
San Francisco
New York
Fredeke's All Stars Set to Play at Middlebury Saturday
At Middlebury the George Fredeke led All Stars will play Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
George Fredeke
All Stars
French Victory Amid Verdun Conflict Sparks National Pride
Paris reports France celebrating a major Verdun victory as British and French lines push forward. London disclosed six ships sank by mines or torpedoes with neutral vessels among the losses including the Rosalind Carsar Biermania Anastasios Coroneos Laungadeco and Erminia with details varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Verdun
London
Rosalind
Carsar
Sandhammer Point
Sweden
Biermania
Mediterranean
Anastasios Coroneos
Laungadeco
Erminia
British Ship Sunk by German Submarine Rescued
Capt Cooke of the American steamship Camino reported to the American consul general at Esnilo that he rescued officers and crew of the British steamship Ross, sunk by a German submarine on April 25. They were given half an hour to abandon ship before it exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cooke
Camino
Esnilo
Ross
German Casualty Lists Underreported At Loos Battle
London reports confirm German casualty tallies are incomplete with totals issued irregularly. Names of prisoners and those left dead in the Loos trench battle in September have recently appeared among German missing persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Loos
Fierce Meuse battle continues near Verdun as German attacks fail
Across the Meuse near Verdun fighting rages through the night with two German counterattacks on Hill 304 repelled. German forces are reported driven from Fort Douaumont except for troops in the far northwest corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Meuse
Verdun
Austrians Advance in South Tyrol Drive
Austrian forces push steadily forward in the south Tyrol district as latest reports indicate continued gains on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
South Tyrol
French Forces Drive Germans From Fort Dauoumont
Paris dispatch reports French troops have driven German forces from Fort Dauoumont in May. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fort Dauoumont
Samuel Matis Death In Gas-Filled Room Ruled Accidental
St Joseph County coroner ruled Samuel Matis's death in a South Bend gas-filled room as accidental asphyxiation. The incident occurred in the sunnet, noted by authorities, with investigation confirming no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph County
Samuel Matis
South Bend
Sunnet
Asphy Station
Deserter Sokolowski Arrested in California Desertion Case
Frank Sokolowski known as Stover was taken into custody in South Bend after being charged with deserting the U S army at Fort Colexica California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sokolowski
As Stover
South Bend
U. S. Army
Fort Colexica
Cal
Elkhart River Rises Rejoining Its Banks
Faint OCR reading notes river in Elkhart has risen, returning to its banks after a period of high water. The event signals localized flooding risk and potential impacts on nearby roads and homes. Local officials monitor the situation and issue alerts as needed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
TREAS
Winship
OLIVE
Concord
LOCKE
Ment Funds
Fletcher American National Bank
Joseph
Ell Charnley
Lecke
Pletcher American National Bank
Warstler Til
H. A. Barnhart
Maurine Ballard
Crawfords
Uates
Bango
Martin Burns
Vernon Stockbarger
Gladys Elliott
Russell L. Paulus
Mary James
Thomas J. Moore
Elza Hamilton
Donald Bills
Ralph Weyrick
Eivelyn Watkins
Ben Teen Icoteat
Mary Bohn
Gladys
Tully Chester Searfoss
Russell Whitehead
Clara Bohn
Marie Darr Thurstop
Wehrly
Edna Kitson
Dale Juday
John H. Harper
Elva Davault
Fern Darr
Pauline Stetler
Anna 8S. Weaver
Neva Stinger
Theodore Cripe Rosa Diliman
Rifie B. Mi
Cae
Chester Yeazel
Susanna Witmer
Ray A
the Tours
Bickle
Pauline Blanchard Gordon Sheline
Lester Cashmer
Lucile Kitson
Mary Youngs Fern Martin Yern Reters
Lucile Neff
William J. Neff Merle Timunons
Frieda FE
Greater
Florence DeYoung
Alea Umbenhower
Dorothy Warstler
Herman Johnson
Martha Berkey
Bon Ogle
Marie Redden
Eutward Libey
Jefferson
Leona M. Long
Close Arnold Ernest B. Shrock Cleo Marie Roth
Edith N. Master
Pauline Gardner
Catherine Logan Thelma Belt
Anl
TD. Rohrer
Ernest Bickel
Charles C, Simon Rosy Kitson
Noble Smelzer
Herbert A. Jones Mervin Garber
Florence Garber Homer LaMunyon Norman D. Brant Kathleen Bemenderfer
Lulu M. Clouse
Louis Pippenger
Melvin K. Kronk
Florence Clouse
Edwin Weaver
Marie Leathemen
Ernest J. Chokey
Leola Miller
Delton S. Shrock
Maye Hall
Ruth Risser
Roy E. Eyer
Vernon Stutsman Roscoe, Blough
Ruth Yoder
Bertha Miller
Henry Yoder
Merle Melvin Wilna Rockstroh
George Able Fern Cotterill Maud Sheehan
Russell Webb Ralph Grames Beawlah Kurtz Charles Cecil Cast
Ernest Carmien
Frances Kemp
Ursa Walker
Fern Smith
Paul Waterman
Helen Abbott
Merril
Seer
Claire T. Jones
Stanley Timins
Carl Dunmier
Ulysses Seaver
M. C. Shaum
Gregg More
Eva Helman
Carl Bigier
Dora Smith
Gladys Kelley
Theodore Garber
Dwight Gans
Luke Shantz
Mark Nicholson
Robert S. Sloat
Viola Brown
Leona Fullmer Mearl Brumbaugh
Elmer Shafer
Russell Whisler
Harold Garver
Marguerite Slusser
Violett Slusser
Laura Grandle
Roy Johnson
Walter McClelland
Clyde Garl
Florence Crosbie
Marian Sedgwick
Robert Munson
Clarence Price
Martha Bond
Mary Bond
Jennie Todd
Helen Inebnit
Arthur Stump
Lona E. Cripe
Helena Stump
Irwin E. Stump
Beatrice F. Zentz
Ruth
Bontrager
Guy Smoker
Virda
Shipe Chester
Ruby
Benjamin Ebersole
Alvin J. Kurtz
Ethel Ecklebarger
Dora, Shidler
George Gorsuch
Nina Shipe
Albert S. Warren
Harrison
Pearl Copenhaver
Clara Hartman D
Mikel Rohrer
Roy. Hartman Milo D. Martin
Elsie Martin
Orrin Sinning
Clydes Wike
Edward Mast
Warren Wenger
Amanda Wenger
Dorothy Bechtel
Emmett Roose
Mildred Rockwell
Mary A. Waterma
Gladys Waterman
Esther Scheetg
Daniel Dmmel Pear Culp
Mary Weaver
Mertie Stahley
Dorothea Nusbaum
Chrystal Bainter
Eston Leer
Elizabeth
Gangér
Grace
Eb, Rockwell
Union
Ruth Stump
Ethel Miller Thaddeus Boutson
George Dennison
Galen Whitehead Lowell S. Stump Daniel S.iffert
Carl G. Stump
Lewis Yenna Clifford Neff
Edith Anglemyer
Lester Long Maud Hoover
Carl Troup
John Leinbach
Laura Leinbach Lucile Bollar
Kenton Anglemyer
Elmer Metzler
Austin Alverson
Wanfred Pickrell
Lloyd Keller Ernest Lowell Leona Bickel
Irl Tetters Howard Nickolas Tras’ Ganger
Kenneth Carmien
Ida M. Bardo Flossie Warley
Louis Banks
May Bucknell
Pauline Sautter Harrold Kirkdorffer
Juanita Kirkdorffer
Hezekiah Peffley
York
Ruth Lovejoy
Minnie Oakes Forest
Overman
Chas. Howard
Ruth Berkey
David Nihart
Marjorie Schrock
Loie M. Baugh
Hurty
Taggart
Milo Eby and
Carrie E. Smeltzer_ Freed
Mortuary Record
Clippinger
Andrew Clipinger
County Infirmary
Wise Undertaking
William H
F. J
Kalamazoo
Fort Wayne
Kryder
Dauniel Kryder
John. S. Kryder
Marion
Wathels
John Henry Wathels
Roy Wathels
Frank Gross
Republic
TERS
INGS