Frazier Couple Welcomes Son at County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Paul Frazier of east Franklin street are the parents of a son born Thursday at the County Hospital. Mrs Frazier was formerly Miss Agnes Chenoweth. Roy Brackney who had an operation at the County Hospital some time ago returned home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Frazier
East Franklin Street
County Hospital
Frazier
Agnes Chenoweth
Roy Brackney
George Pickett
Marshall Pickett
Pittsboro
Will Ingram
Danville, Il
Mr. Pickett
Mrs. Ingram
Mrs. Pickett
Simpson Stoner Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Simpson Stoner who had been at the County Hospital for several weeks for medical treatment returned to his Bloomington street home on Friday. Mr and Mrs Harold H Knoll and Mrs Frank Bard who visited relatives and friends have gone to Tacoma Washington for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Stoner
Bloomington Street
Harold H. Knoll
Frank Bard
Tacoma
Washington
Romine sues Spencer duo for 85 dollar note
Sanford Romine through attorney F S Hamilton sues Arthur Spencer and Ruby Spencer in Putnam Circuit Court on a note claiming a debt of 85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Romine
F. S. Hamilton
Putnam
Arthur Spencer
Ruby Spencer
Local residents and visitors frequent Greencastle scene
L W Crump takes vacation from the post office. Lamont Ashmore and family visit Greencastle while others tour friends. Zoercher from Indianapolis meets county board of review. Cars collide on Vine and Walnut. no injuries. Various residents plan summer travel and gatherings as county officials meet for routine business and Greencastle Chautauqua directors prepare Friday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Chautauqua Association
Trustees Meet. Picnic Planned at Sutherlin Springs
Trustees of the townships met with County Superintendent John C. Vermilli on Monday. The trustees and their families will hold the annual picnic at Sutherlin Springs north of Morton on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Vermilli
Sutherlin Springs
Morton
Bohard Visits Home During Military Camp Training Weekend
Robert Bohard son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bohard of East Franklin Street attended the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis and visited his parents here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bohard
Harry Bohard
Franklin Street
Citizens Military
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Miss Ida Long Visits Northampton Relatives
Miss Ida Long registrar of Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts arrived Sunday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Long and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Long
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
J. F. Long
Reverend Henry McLean to Lecture at Evansville Institute
DePauw's Rev Henry McLean is slated to lecture during the week of August 20 at the first annual district Teachers Institute in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLean
DePauw
Evansville
Putnam County Farm Delegate Returns Home From Houston
Ora Day county commissioner and Putnam County farm delegate to the Democratic national convention in Houston Texas arrived home Saturday night aboard the Woollen Special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Day
Putnam County
Houston
Texas
Local figures move and travel in recent week
Bence Daggy assists at the Central National Bank this week. Mr and Mrs F E Todd move to the Greencastle Hotel recently purchased from A N Hurst of Indianapolis. Dr and Mrs W M O’Brien depart for Washington and New York for a ten day eastern vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bence Daggy
Central National Bank
F. E. Todd
Greencastle Hotel
A.N. Hurst
Indianapolis
W. M. O’brien
Washington
New York
East
Local residents plan summer visits and family trips
Miss Emma P. Vaughn a junior high teacher travels to Plattsburg New York to visit her sister for the summer. Mrs Albert Nelson and daughter Margaret along with Mrs Thomas Nelson visited relatives in Chicago over the weekend. Mrs Thomas Nelson will stay two weeks. Mary Cecilia Dreyer joined her grandmother Mrs Albert Nelson to Greencastle for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma P. Vaughn
Plattsburg, N. Y
Albert Nelson
Margaret
Thomas Nelson
Chicago
Mary Cecilia Dreyer
Greencastle
Miss Augusta Glidewell and Mrs Dessie Bryan Leave Prevo's
Miss Augusta Glidewell and Mrs Dessie Bryan are taking their vacation from Prevo's store. They will be away for a period, with arrangements noted for coverage and duties in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Glidewell
Dessie Bryan
Prevo
Ill Earl Bunten's Condition Unchanged
The Fillmore resident Earl Bunten remained unimproved Monday after a prolonged illness. Willis Hudlin pitched for Cleveland on Sunday and helped secure a 5 to 2 win over Chicago at Chicago. Hudlin is a nephew of L. W. Hudlin of the Star store in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bunten of
Fillmore
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Chicago
Hudlin
L. W. Hudlin
Star Store
June brings record 21 marriage licenses in Putnam County
The Putnam County clerk issued twenty one marriage licenses in June the highest monthly total so far this year. Obituaries note the death of Emma Ruark Robards at age sixty three from Detroit Michigan and interment at Fillmore. Surviving family includes husband Steve Robards and three children. Other local notices report residents visiting relatives, vacations and travel plans including Frank Roberts of Somersville Massachusetts in Greencastle, Gladys Hammond at Central National Bank, Paul Wright at Owl Drug, and M Sylvester Miller on vacation. Local moves include Brown entering aviation training in Riverside California and families visiting Chicago and Vicksburg Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Kermit Todd and Thomas Vandiver Travel to Chicago on Weekend Excursion
Kermit Todd and Thomas Vandiver took a trip to Chicago on Saturday night for a brief excursion and out of town visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Daggy
Orville Stewart
Monticello
Kermit Todd
Thomas Vandiver
Chicago
Funeral services for Mrs May Champer held at McCurry
Funeral services for Mrs May Champer who died Friday were held Monday afternoon at 2 at the McCurry Funeral Home. Rev B H Bruner conducted the services and burial followed in Forest Hill cemetery. Pall bearers were H L Jackson Simpson Hirt Ott Dobbs Perry Myers William Grogan and John Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Champer
McCurry Funeral Home
B. H. Bruner
Forest Hill Cemetery
H. L. Jackson
Simpson Hirt
Ott Dobbs
Perry Myers
William Grogan
John Maloney
Local residents visit Roachdale and Indianapolis families
Postmaster and Mrs. E. R. Bartley and daughter Minnie Mae visited Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Stroube at Roachdale Sunday. George Knight and Richard Whelan are taking their vacation from the local post office. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Strachn of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Nellie Anderson Sunday. Mrs. Strachn is a sister of Mrs. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Bartley
Minnie Mae
C. N. Stroube
Roachdale
George Knight
Richard Whelan
John D. Strachn
Indianapolis
Nellie Anderson
Strachn
Anderson
Hudlin Family Ties Noted At Baseball Game
L. W. Hudlin of the Startore visited Chicago on Sunday and watched his nephew Willis Hudlin pitch for Cleveland against Chicago. Mrs. R. P. Mullins and daughter Betty returned from Palestine Illinois and were joined home by Mr. and Mrs. G C Peelman, relatives of Mrs Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hudlin
Startore
Chicago
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
R. P. Mullins
Betty
Palestine
Ill
G. C. Peelman
Social round of visits and a roadside mishap in Indiana
Charles McCurry was in Indianapolis on business. Miss Marjorie Lee of Chicago visited Mrs. Nellie Anderson. A car carrying nine people went into the ditch at the Butler Schoolhouse on the National Road west of Reelsville but no one was hurt due to passengers being tightly packed. The Pickett and English families hosted visitors from Pittsboro Danville Terre Haute and Darlington. Mrs Hanna and Mrs Surface, sisters, visited and will extend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lee
Chicago
DePauw
Nellie Anderson
Butler School House
National Road
Reelsville
Infant of Mr and Mrs Taylor buried in Forest Hill cemetery
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Jasper Taylor of Ohio street was buried at Forest Hill cemetery on Monday morning. Roy Sutherlin, son of Mr and Mrs William Sutherlin, damaged the Sutherlin car Saturday night when he hit a horse with his machine driving east of town around 10 oclock. The horse stepped into the road in front of the car and was knocked sprawling. The horse appeared unhurt while the car sustained damage to one side its horn and a fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burkett
DePauw
Call's
Big Walnut
Harvey Cox
Reelsville
Cox
Cosetta Meeks
Burkett
A. E. Ayler
Jasper Taylor
Ohio Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Roy Sutherlin
William Sutherlin
Sutherlin
Indianapolis woman visits family and Sunflower Park event
Mrs. Ray Redifer of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her father H. L. Jackson and sister Mable Jackson on south Indiana street. Byron Stewart Bernard Handy and Gwin Ensign attended events at Sunflower Park near Brazil Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Redifer
Indianapolis
H. L. Jackson
Mable Jackson
Indiana Street
Byron Stewart
Bernard Handy
Gwin Ensign
Sunflower Park
Brazil
Longden Farm Resident Recovers After Gall Stone Operation
Charles Thomas of the Longden farm near Clinton Falls underwent gall stone surgery at a Terre Haute hospital Friday night but could not complete the procedure. He was reported resting fairly good and will remain hospitalized for some time. He is Ola Ellis's brother in law and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis visited Sunday evening at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomas
Longden Farm
Clinton Falls
Terre Haute
Ola Ellis
West Walnut Street
Grose Family Plans Summer Stay at Frankfort Michigan
Thishop George R. Grose and family will spend the summer at Frankfort Michigan. Rev Wilbur Grose and family of Evanston NL will also be at Frankfort with Bishop Grose. Prof L E Mitchell of DePauw visits his mother Mrs J Mitchell at Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Grose
Frankfort, Mich
Wilbur Grose
Evanston, NL
Frankfort
Bishop Grose
L. E. Mitchell
DePauw
Mrs. J. Mitchell
Cambridge
Weddells Plan Visit to Seymour Relatives
Mr and Mrs Marion Weddell and their son of South College Avenue left Sunday for Seymour to visit relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Weddell
South College Avenue
Seymour
Mrs Tucker and family visit Indianapolis on Tuesday
Mrs W W Tucker Mrs C Tucker and their sons spent Tuesday in Indianapolis visiting relatives and seeing the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tucker
C. Tucker
Mrs Heavenridge Hosts in Greencastle with Guests
Mrs L D Heavenridge and her daughters Miss Harriett and Mary Grace along with Miss Myrtle Griffin editor of the Owen County Democrat visited Greencastle Sunday. They were guests of Mrs M S Heavenridge step mother and sister Mrs H M Jennings and Senator and Mrs Andrew Durham and family.
Clinton merchant Fleenor linked to local bank crash
Audrid Fleenor, proprietor of two city drug stores, traveled to Clinton on Monday after the Clinton Trust Company crash. He is connected with the Clinton Novelty Company, a depositor in the Clinton Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrid Fleenor
Clinton
Clinton Trust Company
Fleenor
Clinton Novelty Company
Clinton Bank
Complaint Filed Against Arthur and Lula Stone in Putnam Circuit
J. F. Gillespie by attorney Fred V. Thomas sues in the Putnam Circuit court alleging two debts. First for professional services priced at 613.40 and requesting relief. Second for a loan of 100 with further relief sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gillespie
Fred V. Thomas
Arthur Stone
Lula Stone
Putnam Circuit
County Review Board examines county real estate in Putnam County
Leon Miller of Morton was in this city on business Tuesday. The County Board of Review members visited the northern part of the county Tuesday to inspect real estate before completing their equalization work tied to this year’s reassessment of land in Putnam County. Mrs Roy McNeely and baby returned home on Elm street from the county hospital. Tuesday Mrs Ed Hoffman who had been ill at her home on West Washington street is slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Miller
Morton
County Board of Review
Putnam County
Roy McNeely
Baby
Elm Street
County Hospital
Ed. Hoffman
West Washington Street
Bank Closures Hit Arcadia and Clinton in Indiana
The First National Bank of Arcadia a $200 000 institution operating since 1909 was closed today by Federal Bank Examiner J L Sanders marking the 17th bank failure in Indiana since January 1 1928 The Clinton Trust Company a state bank at Clinton Indiana was closed yesterday by the state banking department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Indiana
INS
First National Bank of Arcadia
Federal Bank
J. L. Sanders
Clinton Trust Company
Clinton
Idina
State Banking Department
Greencastle Men Sentenced to Six Months on Penal Farm
In Clay Circuit Court Judge Hutchison sentenced Charles Head a blind Greencastle man to six months on the penal farm for selling intoxicating liquor after a prior warning. Head faced a $500 fine and costs, with additional time likely if the fine isn’t remitted for paupers. Oscar Hatcher and Wallace Porter, Greencastle residents, pled guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor and received six months on the penal farm plus $500 fines, suspended, after police recovery of a gallon jug of white mule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Indiana
Putnamville
Charles Head
South Meridian Street
Hutchson
Clay
Head
Meridian Street
Oscar Hatcher
Wallace Pointer
Greencastle
Hutchison
Smith Eyes Extended Speaking Tour Across Nation
New York July 3. Governor Smith and advisers weigh appeals from across the country to lengthen his campaign schedule beyond the current twelve speeches in major cities. The move aims to broaden exposure and bolster support ahead of key events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Smith
Smith Campaigns and Independence Day Plans Highlight Stateside Tour
Governor Smith plans extensive public appearances to boost Democratic chances. He will speak at Tammany Hall’s Independence Day ceremony and welcome 15,000 new citizens at City Hall, while avoiding campaign topics. Roach S. Stewart of South Carolina backs Smith despite SC delegation’s neutral stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Baltimore
Old Tammany Hall
City Hall
Columbia
S. C
South
Roach S. Stewart
Lanchester
New York
South Carolina
Stewart
Mrs. Alexander Dies in Putnam County at 56
Mrs. Luda Anna Alexander longtime Putnam County resident died Monday evening at 7 40 at 314 Ohio street after fifteen months illness. She was 56 widow of William Joseph Alexander and survived by three children all residents of Greencastle and a sister in Parke county. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Mc Curry Funeral home Elder Oscar Irwin in charge with music by Mrs. John Young and Mrs. Ben Riley. Burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luda Anna Alexander
Putnam County
Ohio Street
McCurry
Oscar Irwin
John Young
Ben Riley
Forest Hill Cemetery
Funeral of Elvin Timmons Held Monday
Funeral services for Elvin C. Timmons who died at his Floyd township home Saturday morning were held Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. H. A. Sherrill led the rites. Interment was in Wesley Chapel cemetery. Pallbearers, all relatives, included Oscar Mann of Otterbein Ralph Bidgood and Arthur Bridges of Indianapolis Jesse Chenoweth Carl Randolph of Lebanon and Aubrey Wiles of Amo. He is survived by his wife and two children W. O. Timmons, a local barber, and Mrs. Earl Sutherlin of Floyd township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin C. Timmons
Floyd Township
H. A. Sherrill
Wesley Chapel
Oscar Mann
Otterbein
Ralph Bidgood
Arthur Bridges
Indianapolis
Jesse Chenoweth
Carl Randolph
Lebanon
Aubrey Wiles
Amo
Timmons
W. O. Timmons
Earl Sutherlin
Mrs. Sarah Duncan 76 Dies in Quincy
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Duncan aged 76 died at her home in Quincy Sunday morning. She is survived by two daughters. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 30 AM at the residence with interment in Mannan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Duncan
Quincy
Mannan
One Legged Man Accused of Biting Police Captures Lying Drunk
In New Albany Indiana on July 3 Esau Jackson a 48 year old one legged man was charged with biting Patrolman Clarence Elliott. He showed a toothless mouth to prove innocence. Elliot found Jackson intoxicated in a basement and tried to arrest him. Jackson grabbed the officer’s finger with his mouth. A near riot followed as Jackson’s wooden leg slipped from the banister and tumbled down stairs. A woman watching cried out in alarm. The officer narrowly continued the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Clarence Elliott
Esau Jackson
William Martin
Elliott
Jackson
Miss Chambers to accompany bishop to China
Miss Elizabeth Chambers, secretary to DePauw University president, will depart for Peking in September to serve as secretary to Bishop George R. Grose. A 1926 DePauw graduate, she studied sociology and has social work experience in Louisville. She will live at the missionary headquarters in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chambers
Bishop Grose
China
Elizabeth Chambers
DePauw University
Peking
George R. Grose
Louisville
Kentucky
DePauw
Delta Zeta Fraternity
Jeffersonville
Tri Kappa
Greencastle
Woman Hurt In Accident Near National Road
Mr and Mrs H R Galey of Indianapolis were en route to St Louis when their car was sideswiped by a Detroit car attempting to pass. A truck on a hill near road 43 and the National Road caused the collision. Mrs Galey sustained facial cuts and was taken to M E Cooper's home with Dr W M McGaughey attending. Considerable damage to the car occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Raines
Star Pool Room
Old Trails Park
Raines
Moffett & Dobbs Agency
H. R. Galey
Indiainnapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Heat Record Set Amid Heat Wave With Showers
The article notes a new high for the year with a Monday max of 7 indicating a record heat level adjusted by humidity. Residents sought relief in Big Walnut creek as a brief cooling shower passed and the sun returned, keeping the heat wave alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Walnut Creek
Former Collinsville resident visits after 39 years
Former resident M. G. Atherton of Collinsville Illinois visits his cousins Mrs. W. A. Miller Mrs. Bess Knick and W. A Grogan. He formerly lived here and this is his first return in thirty nine years. He is impressed by the growth and beauty of the city and is a retired railroad man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Atherton
Collinsville, M
W. A. Miller
Bess Knick
W. A .Grogan
Mr. Atherton
Health Board Meets Friday in Putnam County
The Putnam County Child Health Board will meet in the Court House on Friday July 6 at 2 P M. Officers will be elected and plans discussed for health conferences for preschool children likely in August under the State Board of Health and the County Nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Child Health Board
Court House
State Board of Health
All Day Baptist Meeting Slated at Johnny Woods Place
A cordial invitation extends to all to attend an all day Baptist meeting and basket dinner at the Johnny Woods place in Madison township on Sunday July 8. Five preachers will be in attendance and a big day is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Woods
Madison Township
June Sets Cold and Wet Record in Indianapolis Weather
Indianapolis July 2. The June average temperature was 65.4 degrees the coldest since records began in 1871 and 6.2 degrees below normal. Rainfall reached 8.77 inches the wettest June since 1882 with 21 days of rain. Only two Junes exceeded this rainfall in bureau history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
J. H. Armington
Armington
Weather Bureau
Rainy June Sets Record in Kentucky and North Central States
Armington notes June was wet and cold across the north central region. Kentucky reports a record 18.8 inches of rainfall for the month, with Paducah leading. July outlook remains uncertain as the weather map signals a possible return to rain despite no official forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armington
Weather Bureau
North Central
Kentucky
Paducah
Community Visitors Share Sunday in Clinton Falls
Clinton Falls residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin and family and Mr. and Mrs. Max Martin with others at various homes. An ice cream supper was announced on the M. P. Church lawn for Saturday night July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Martin
Max Martin
Walter Carmichael
Arthur Brattain
Joe Staggs
Richard Reed
Bellmore
M. P
Claude Crodian
Fincastle
Floyd Goddard
C. E. Goddard
Sallie Green
Margaret Newgent
Cloe
Knightstown
Charles Cloe
Ben Sanders
Kathryn Roach
Rose Hall
George Pierce
Former I A Grid Star and Actress Will Wed in West
Glendale Calif July 2 The engagement of Joan Burroughs stage actress and daughter of Edgar Rice Burroughs to James Babe Pierce of this city was announced Pierce formerly Indiana University football star and now coaches the University of Arizona grid team
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Cal
Joan Burroughs
Edgar Rice Burroughs
James “Babe” Pierce
Pierce
University of Indiana
University of Arizona Grid
Marion County W C T U Opposes Gov Smith
The Marion County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union executive committee adopted a resolution opposing Governor Al Smith’s presidential ambitions. It urged an intensive campaign to defeat Smith, citing his record as favorable to liquor interests and a quote about supporting a beer bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Marion County
al Smith
Alfred E. Smith
New York Times
Congress
Infant Drowns In Rain Water Bucket Incident
Dorothy Cronwell, 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Cronwell of Indianapolis, fell head first into a five gallon rain water bucket in the backyard and drowned before discovery while the mother hung laundry on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
ITNS
Dorothy Cronwell
Earl Cronwell
Cronwell
Tragic Drowning Of Infant In Kokomo Home Tub
Betty Frances Whielcher one and a half year old daughter of Mrs Edith Whelcher drowned at the Whelcher home in Kokomo Indiana after slipping into a tub of water. The child was dead on discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
INS
Betty Frances Whielcher
Edith Whelcher
Whelcher
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L. W. Crump
Lamont Ashmore
Jack McHenry
Mattoon, Ill
Wilbur Donner and Son
New London
Ohio
Mrs. Donner
Dennis Long
Andrew Huffman
O. J. Rector Sales Co
Mrs
Sarah Montgomery
Charles Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Philip Zoercher
State Tax Board
Commissioners Room
Zoercher
Board of Review
Wilbur Welch
Vine and
Walnut Streets
Bernice Brown
The
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Milt Brown
Anderson Street
L. R. Eckardt
Bay View, Mich
Maude Lambert
T. H. Hunter
West Seminary Street
Laura Bittles
Carlotte Sudranski
Julius Sudranski
West Poplar Street
Crystal Cooper
Minnie Mae Bartley
Ruth Wilson
Leo Wilson
Ralph Wset
Road 43
Ben
Harold Coffman
Coffman
Edna West
Stark House
Emma Ruark Robards
Mich
Harry Foster
Beveridge Street
D. E. Ruark
James Ruark
Marion Township
Steve Robards
Richard Taylor
E. B. Taylor
Auburn
Frank Roberts
Somersville
Gladys Hammond
Kansas City
Paul Wright
Owl Drug Store
M. Sylvester Miller
A, and P. Tea Company
Walter Evans
Florence
West Walnut Street Road
Alfred Evans
Gilbert Brown
Walter Brown
Riverside
United States Aviation School
Andrew Hirt
Vicksburg, Miss
Charles McCurry
Raymond English
Mr. English
Isaac English
Allan Surface
Darlington
Samuel Hanna
17Th Bank
Elvin Timmons
Health Board
ALL Day Baptist Meeting
Bureau
I. A. Grid
West
W.C. T.U
AL. Smith
F. O. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Bence
Vine Street
Greencastle, Indiana
C. C. Tucker
Office
Washington and
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