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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1923

Page

2

Chenoweths and Sherris begin 8000 mile western trip

Mr and Mrs A R Chenoweth and their children Eugene and Agnes of Greencastle join Mr and Mrs Ott Sherri and daughter Geraldine and nephew Truman McCammack of Cloverdale for an eight week 8000 mile automobile journey through the western states. Sept B W Kelly says two new instructors will fill high school vacancies from resignations of Colin Pierson and Mrs Innis. Cleon Davies from Marshall will teach history and economics. Miss Pear Maze of Cloverdale will teach English. No art department head yet. Miss Marion Monroe resigns to study at University of Chicago. Principal will be chosen next week. six of fifty applicants remain for the principal post vacated by Ivan S Glidewell.

A. R. Chenoweth Eugene Agnes Greencastle Ott Sherri Geraldine Truman McCammack Cloverdale West B. W. Kelly Colin Pierson Innis Cleon Davies Marshall Earlham College Pierson Pear) Maze Marion Monroe University of Chicago Kelly Ivan S&s. Glidewell Martinsville High School

Women’s Union Sections One To Three Hostest At West Poplar

Members of Section One entertained Sections Two and Three at Mrs. John W. Young’s West Poplar Street home. About sixty five attended a three monthly meeting with readings, a duet, a piano solo, and a year’s work report showing progress. Refreshments followed. decorations were flowers.

Woman's Union of the Christian Church John W. Young West Poplar Street Young Nellie Frances Wright Melvin Coffman Crosby Mildred Nicholas

Brazil couple welcome daughter Gretna Mary born Thursday

Mr and Mrs Howard Yunker of Brazil announce the birth of a daughter Gretna Mary born Thursday morning. Mrs Yunker is Grace Mathes, daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Mathes of South Indiana Street. Mr Yunker teaches at Brazil Junior High School.

Howard Yunker Brazil Gretna Mary Yunker C. F. Mathes South Indiana Street Grace Mathes

Miss Angie Godwin Returns From Jasonville

Miss Angie Godwin came home Monday from Jasonville where she spent the weekend in the interest of the Methodist Children's Home.

Angie Godwin Jasonville Miss Godwin

Hamrick son praises Oklahoma City manager and peers

Jesse M. Hamrick cites Earl Hamrick now city manager for a life insurance firm reporting a gold watch for top Oklahoma June business. Earl says he saw Elmer Thomas, ex Greencastle man, at Medicine Park recreation area owned by Thomas. Thomas was recently elected to Congress and may run for Senate next election. Hamrick also notes completion of a new $10,500 home in Oklahoma City.

Jesse M. Hamrick Earl Hamrick Oklahoma City Oklahoma Elmer Thomas Greencastle Medicine Park Thomas Congress Hamrick

Notable Cloverdale resident cared for by local doctor

John Watson, an elderly Cloverdale resident and former hotel owner in Putnam County, was brought Thursday to Dr. T. T. Brazier on East Elm Street for care. Mrs. Jacob Kiefer of South College Avenue received a clipping from Vincennes paper praising Julia Anne Dodderidge for a piano recital at University Club Hall in Vincennes. Dodderidge is Mrs. Kiefer’s granddaughter and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dodderidge of Vincennes. she formerly was Miss Berneice Keifer.

Charley Sigg Lincoln Avenue Putnam W. T. Pierson Reelsville Theodore Crawley Sigg John Watson Cloverdale T. T. Brazier East Elm Street Brazier Mr. Watson Putnam County Jacob Kiefer South College Avenue Vincennes Julia Anne Doderidge University Club Hall Vincennes Om Julia Anne Doddridge Kiefer Paul Doddridge Doddridge Berneice Keifer

Miss Minnie and Lydia Williams Return From Trip

Misses Minnie and Lydia Williams toured the eastern and southern states visiting Harrisburg Washington Richmond Atlanta and Chattanooga. The Ben Hur Lodge met Friday evening and elected officers with Mrs. Robert Watkins presiding officer Carl Twigg Past Presiding Officer Robert Pierce Keeper of Tribute Minnie Keifer Scribe Mrs Carl Twigg Judge Mrs A C Brown Guide Frank Bee Captain and Mrs Joe Sears Teacher.

Minnie Lydia Williams Harrisburg Washington, D. C Richmond Ben Hur Lodge Robert Watkins Carl Twigg Robert Pierce Minnie Keifer A. C. Brown Frank Bee Joe Sears

Abbott of Pierron attends Philadelphia veteran picnic

W. J. Abbott of Pierron Illinois visited Indianapolis Sunday to attend a veteran employees picnic hosted by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Abbott, a station agent at Pierron, has served the company for twenty three years and has been a guest of his son A. A. Abbott and Mrs. Abbott of Limedale.

W. J. Abbott Pierron, Ill A. A. Abbott Abbott Limedale Indianapolis Pennsylvania Mr. Abbott Pierron

Three damp body Ford trucks moved for local road project

Billy Brisbrow Clifford McMains and Herschal Foster of the King Morrison Foster Co have taken three damp body Ford trucks to Warren Ohio for delivery to Dodge Heiby local contractors building a concrete road near Warren.

Billy Brisbrow Clifford McMains Herschal Foster The King, Morrison, Foster Co Warren Ohio Dodge & Heiby

County awards coal and supplies contracts at Saturday meeting

A.J. Duff won the coal supply contract for the county with bidders Vandalia Coal Co Todd & Thomas and Rector & Nelson also listed. C. A. Kelly got the county house supplies contract for three months. Jacob B.E. McCurry was awarded the pauper burial contract as the sole bidder.

A.J. Duff Vandalia Coal Co Todd & Thomas Rector & Nelson C. A. Kelly Jacob BE. McCurry

Children Burn From Hot Ashes Near Cement Plant

The young son of Mr and Mrs Niles York near the Indiana Portland Cement Plant suffered severe burns to the feet after stepping on hot ashes dumped by Cement Plant workers. Shortly after, Grace Frazier, daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Frazier, also near the plant, burned her feet on the same ash pile. Dr W M McGaughey treated both cases.

Niles York Indiana Portland Cement Cement Company York Grace Frazier Everett Frazier

Evans Family Guests From Nebraska and Kansas Visit

Mr and Mrs Mack Evans of Beatrice Nebraska and Mrs T W Evans and son of Wichita Kas were the guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs O G Evans who reside on Bloomington Street.

Mack Evans Beatrice, Nebraska T . W. Evens and Son Wichita, Kas O. G. Evens Bloomington Street

Allen Tilden Visits Family in Little Rock

Allen Tilden of Little Rock Arkansas arrived Sunday for a brief visit with his parents Professor and Mrs. F. C. Tilden. Mrs. Tilden and her son have stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Boyle and Professor and Mrs. F. C. Tilden for several weeks.

Allen Tilden Little Rock Ark F. C. Tilden

Miss Amanda Crawley Sidelined by Typhoid at Home

Miss Amanda Crawley of North Indiana Street is confined to her home due to typhoid fever illness while employed in the gas office.

Amanda Crawley Indiana Street Miss Crawley

Hillis Family Plans Two Week Lake Tippecanoe Trip

Mr and Mrs Roy Hillis and daughter Edna Lorene depart Monday for Lake Tippecanoe to spend two weeks then visit friends in North Manchester before returning home.

Roy Hillis Edna Lorene Lake Tippecanoe Manchester

Ed Gainor family departs after Washington trip

Mr and Mrs Ed Gainor left Sunday for their home in Washington D C after a several days visit with Judge and Mrs J P Hughes and Mr and Mrs John Cannon

Ed. Gainor Washington D. C J. P. Hughes John Cannon

Doctor Horace Askew sells east Seminary residence

Dr Horace Askew sells his home on East Seminary Street to Allan Lloyd Lumber Co and plans a new house in Northwood. He will move once the Northwood dwelling is completed.

Horace Askew East Seminary Street Allan-Lloyd Lumber Company Dr. Askew Northwood

Mr and Mrs Kins Move Toward Decatur Tennessee

Mr and Mrs Harry Kins are moving to Decatur Tennessee to make the city their future home, with Mr Kins having worked for the Water Works Company here for several years. Also noted were Mr and Mrs Will Callahan and granddaughter Mary Frances Callahan of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Robert Pierce driving to Owen Park Sunday.

Harry Kins Decatur, Tils Mr. King Water Works Company Will Callahan Mary Frances Callahan Indianapolis Robert Pierce Owen Park

Evansville Family Guests In Evansville Residence

Mr and Mrs Everett Carter and sons Carl and Eugene of Evansville are the guests of Mr and Mrs J D Jenis who reside on West Franklin Street.

Everett Carter Carl and Eugene Evansville J. D. Jenis West Franklin Street

Local residents plan fall return and visits in Greencastle

Sam Hanna who worked at the R. P. Mullins drug store and John Myers a former DePauw student came from Auburn on Sunday. Mr. Hanna will return to Greencastle this fall to work at the R. P. Mullins store and continue his position at DePauw University. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson of Delphi are visiting several days with the Lovett sisters and other relatives. Mrs. Thompson is a Lovett sister.

Sam Hanna R. P. Mullins Drug John Myers DePauw Auburn George Thompson Delphi Misses Lovett Thompson Lovett

Mrs Mullins Seeks Short Visit With Peelmans In Palestine

Mrs. R. P. Mullins travels to Palestine Illinois for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Glenna Peelman. Peelman is a niece of Mullins.

R. P. Mullins Palestine Ill Glenna Peelman

Mrs Will Sitlington Heads for Kansas City Visit

Mrs. Will Sitlington and her son from Little Rock Arkansas have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bittles for several weeks. They departed Sunday to Kansas City to visit relatives.

Will Sitlington Little Rock Ark Frank Bittles Kansas City

Family in California Return Home in Weeks Letter

A letter from Cloyd Cook to R P Mullins describes his family the Cooks returning from a year in California and driving home via Missoula Montana. They expect to be home in about two or three weeks. The writer notes he is son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Cook and mentions his mother and sister are traveling with him.

R. P. Mullins Cloyd Cook Alonzo Cook California Missolui Montana

Bremen Bride Fern Winnedge Weds Harold Newgent at West Walnut

The ceremony occurred at 10 Sunday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crawford on West Walnut Street with Rev. H C Clippinger officiating. The single ring service reflected a simple observance attended by close family and friends. The newlyweds planned a brief visit with the groom’s parents near Morton after the ceremony, with Alex Newgent of Cloverdale and Miss Florence Crawford of Terre Haute among out of town guests.

Fern Winnedge Bremen Harold Newgent City H C. Clippinger Walter Crawford West Walnut Street Crawford Newgent

Mrs Sylvester Miller Returns From Indianapolis Visit

Mrs Sylvester Miller returns from a week in Indianapolis and brings home her granddaughter Vesta Betty Kettery for a short visit.

Sylvester Miller Indianapolis Vesta Betty Kettery

Sweet Family Visit to Broad Ripple Park in Indianapolis

Mrs. Thomas Sweet Elmo Sweet Martha Sweet and Donald O Rear motored to Indianapolis Sunday where they spent the day at Broad Ripple Park.

Thomas Sweet Elmo Sweet Martha Sweet Donald O’rear Indianapolis Broad Ripple Park

Cook Family Guests of Yunkers in Brazil Visit

Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Jr and son Harold motored to Brazil Thursday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yunker. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Yunker are sisters.

John Cook, Jr Harold Brazil Howard Yunker Cook Yunker

Emma Johnston Returns Home From Huntington Visit

Miss Emma Johnston came back to her home in this city on Monday after spending several days visiting friends in Huntington.

Emma Johnston Huntington

Mrs Pearl Scroggins and friends on two week store vacation

Mrs Pearl Scroggins, Miss Emma Johnston, and Miss Olga Pfahler are taking a two week break from duties at the Allen Bros. Store. The trio plans leisure time and rest during the corporate downtime.

Pearl Scroggins Emma Johnston Olga Pfahler Allen Bros

Miss Olga Pfahler Guests of Miss Bonnie Moffett in Indianapolis

Miss Olga Pfahler visited Indianapolis to be guests for several days of Miss Bonnie Moffett who works at Wasson's Store. Miss Moffett is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Moffett of this city.

Olga Pfahler Indianapolis Bonnie Moffett Wasson’s Miss Moffett

Talbott and Coffman Vacationing at Lake Wawasee

Harold Talbott of Barnaby Lumber Mills and Ed Coffman of Bell Clothing Store are spending a vacation at Lake Wawasee. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Will Sheppard and children of Drumright Oklahoma, guests of Mrs Sheppard's parents Mr and Mrs G R Sheppard on West Hanna Street.

Harold Talbott Ed . Coffman Lake Wawasee Mr. Talbott Barnaby Lumber Mills Mr. Coffman Bell Clothing Will Sheppard Drumright, Okla G. R. Sheppard West Hanna Street

Phillips family reunion set for July at Gardner home

The Phillips family reunion is planned for Sunday July 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner on south College Avenue. Rev. J. E. Porter remains in Methodist Hospital Indianapolis recovering from a minor operation performed Sunday and is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad West of Amno welcomed a son born Monday. Mrs. West is Ivan Ruark’s sister who lives west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Vermilion will travel to Indianapolis Thursday to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Vermilion.

Richard Duncan Methodist Hospital Indianapolis East Walmer Street Rector Mr. Duncan Phillips Charles Gardner South College Avenue J. E. Porter Conrad West Amno Sylvanus Vermilion Willis Vermilion

Fisherman Crump Nets Eight Channel Catfish at Green Castle

Lawrence Crump, a noted Green Castle expert fisherman, arrived Tuesday morning with eight channel catfish caught on his trout lines.

Lawrence Crump Greencastle

Visiting Curtis to Return Home This Weekend

Mr and Mrs Ben Curtis who have been visiting Mr and Mrs E C Buss near Grand Rapids are expected home this weekend Mr Buss formerly was athletic director at DePauw University.

Ben Curtis E. C. Buss Grand Rapids Buss DePauw University

Man Taken Ill at Home in Sudden Collapse

C. C. Hurst fainted in his yard early today and lay unconscious until family members found him. His condition is not serious.

C. C. Hurst Mr. Hurst

Neice Emilouise Gerhard Plans Ozark Camping Trip

Mr and Mrs Wes Miler receive a letter from niece Emilouise Gerhard visiting relatives in St Louis. She says they will leave in a few weeks for a camping trip in the Ozark Mountains. Miss Gerhard will spend the summer in St Louis.

Wes Miler Emilouise Gerhard St. Louis Ozark Mountains Miss Gerhard

Brother-in-law Clay B. Carver Dies in Rockville

Mrs. Belle M. Carver received a telephone message Monday informing her of the death of her brother-in-law Clay B. Carver of Rockville.

Belle M. Carver Clay B. Carver Rockville

Mr and Mrs Ralph Randel Move to Bloomington

Mr and Mrs Ralph Randel motored to Bloomington on Sunday. They traveled from their previous residence and arrived without incident, marking a routine weekend trip described in brief society notes.

Ralph Randel Bloomington

Mrs. Sarah F. Davis Seeks Divorce in Putnam Circuit Court

Mrs. Sarah F. Davis of Roachdale files for divorce from Will M. Davis in Putnam Circuit Court alleging failure to provide. Attorney Charles McGaughey represents Mrs. Davis.

Sarah F. Davis Roachdale Putnam Circuit Court Will M. Davis Davis Charles McGaughey

Mayor Zeis Acts as Officer Arrests Fire Hose Violators

Mayor Charles Zeis seized control Sunday evening and arrested Frances Miler of Lafayette Harold Flint of Brick Chapel and Roy Buis of Greencastle for driving over a fire hose during a fire at James L Randel s home. He warned the public that such violation will be fined in the future and that sentences may be suspended. All released on their promise to appear for trial.

Charles Zeis James L. Randel Frances Miler Lafaytte Harold Flint Brick Chapel Roy Buis Greencastle Zeig

Marriage of Miss Dorothy McMahan to Joseph Hudgens

The marriage of Dorothy Gertrude McMahan daughter of Mrs Winifred McMahan Roachdale and Joseph C Hudgens son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Hudgens Roachdale was solemnized Sunday by Rev J C Drake of Roachdale.

Dorothy Gertrude McMahan Winifred McMahan Roachdale Joseph C. Hudgens Joseph J. Hudgens J. C. Drake

Death of Madison Township resident Mrs Dickey

The death of Mrs Samuel Dickey an aged resident of Madison township occurred about noon Tuesday after a six week illness. She fell and fractured her hip six weeks ago and her advanced age left her condition serious from the start.

Samuel Dickey Madison Township Dickey

Real estate transfers list from Greencastle and vicinity

A chronological record lists numerous property transfers including Ira M Browning to George F Long for a Greencastle lot and other plots in Floyd Cloverdale Washington Monroe and Clinton townships. Amounts range from $1 to $3 500 with buyers named including Gallion Cummings Sage Hoppingarner Brattain and Evens among others.

Ira M. Browning George F. Long Greencastle Benjamin F. Wing James D. Gallion Floyd Township Thomas Nixon Carrie Cummings Cloverdale Forest Hill Cemetery Bridget Ann Sage Fores Hill William T. Pierson Lucy A. Hoppingarner Washington Township Frank G. Gilmore Ollie C. Kelly Alice Murphy William Kocher Greencastle Township Charles C. Cook Bessie Cook Eliza Garrison Chandler B. Hill Mt. Meridian Melvin P. Coffman Harriett A. Askew Northwood Elizabeth Murphy Clara Murphy Miria Esther Evens Cloverdale Hardware and Lumber Company Fred C. Ford Roy C. Carter Monroe Township Louise Longden Nelson Woodlot Walnut Cemetery Clay Bettis Arthur M. Brattain Clinton Township Andrew B. Hanna Walter F. Young Cecil H. Young

Car Rollovers Injure Two Men Near Greencastle

A touring car driven by Sutherlin left the Cloverdale road at the top of the Limestone hill and rolled over twice, injuring Whitley with a broken hip and severe cuts while Sutherlin suffered similar injuries. Both were cared for in Cloverdale by Dr. W. K. Prichard. The car later flipped again after crossing a bridge, sustaining extensive damage.

Greencastle Cloverdale Whitley Pete Sutherlin Coverdale Monon

Dollings Co Sales Money to Pay Dividends

In Philadelphia on July 23, testimony showed the R L Dollings Company and the International Note and Mortgage Company paid dividends to stockholders of their subsidiary firms despite those entities not earning profits. Judge Dickinson postponed the receiver appointment to next Wednesday and issued a preliminary injunction halting company officers from handling records. Proper notices were to be given to the Dollings receivers in Columbia Ohio.

Philadelphia R. L. Dollings Company International Note and Mortgage Company Mont Laky Manger R. L. Collings Company of Pennsylvania United States District Court Dickinson Pennsylvania Company Dollings Company of Columbia

Eleven Indiana Dollings branches suspend business

July 24. Orders to close eleven district offices of the R L Dollings Company of Indiana and subdistrict offices in the state were issued by Bert A McBride president of the Continental National Bank named receiver for the Dollings Company and the International Note and Mortgage Company last week in Superior court Room 2. Harold Taylor attorney for the receiver sent a letter to all stockholders outlining the legal status of the case following the appointment of a receiver for the Indiana company.

Indianapolis R. L. Dollings Company Indiana Bert A. McBride Continental National Bank Dollings Company International Note and Mortgage Company Superior Court Room McBride Harold Taylor

Mrs Edna Webb of Russellville Dead

Mrs Edna Webb of Russellville died at 230 PM Friday at her daughter Lottie Watkins home after years bedridden in old age She would have been 93 on July 3 Widow of John Webb of Bellmore Indiana mother of ten seven survive including Mary Collings Emeline Thomas Spot Webb Addie Mater Harry Webb Nancy Neal and Lottie Watkins Funeral at Mt Moriah church near Bellmore conducted by Rev Cornelius Rirhart Crawfordsville burial Mt Moriah cemetery

Edna Webb Russellville Lottie Watkins John Webb Bellmore Ind Mary Collings Emeline Thomas Spot Webb Addie Mater Thorntown Harry Webb Waveland Nancy Neal Missouri Mt. Moriah Cornelius Rirhart Crawfordsville

Small cyclone uproots trees and levels corn in county

A miniature cyclone passed over North Putnam County Monday afternoon causing damage near Hanna Cross Roads. The worst destruction occurred about a half mile south of Hanna Cross Roads where three trees were blown across a road, blocking traffic.

Putnam County Hanna Cross Towds Hanna Cross Roads

Cyclone causes wind damage near Hanna Crossroads

A miniature cyclone battered the area causing downed trees and broken window panes. Telephone lines were blown down with linemen at work Tuesday morning. Corn lay flat and shocks of wheat were scattered as winds ripped through between Hanna Cross roads and Greenastle, followed by heavy rain.

Hanna Cross Roads Greenastle

Female Purebreds Showing Increase

United States Department of Agriculture reports progress in the Better Lives Better Live Stock campaign. More than 800000 female animals listed on farms using purebred sires show 35 percent pure breeding, with scrubs nearly vanished in larger stock. Poultry lists 68 percent standard bred. swine only 1.1 percent scrubs, nearly two thirds purebred. The campaign nears a million animals and invites further farmer experiences and participation.

United States Department of Assiculture United States Department of Agriculture Department

Cabbage Responds Nicely to Lime Use in Gardens

The Ohio experiment stations report cabbage greatly benefits from lime. One ton of ground limestone per year, with no other treatment, raised average cabbage yield by 1% tons over eight years. Lime also boosts tomatoes, and helps club-root cabbage and spinach, especially on acidic soils.

Ohio Experiment Station Wooster Marietta

Tuberculosis Eradication Effort Across Cattle and Hogs

The campaign against cattle tuberculosis shows a strong link to hog disease. In 1922 one in seven pigs slaughtered under federal supervision bore TB lesions. Over two million dollars of meat was condemned though much was deemed fit for food. Hog infections stemmed from cattle. cleaning cattle herds lifted hog health.

Part Company

The man who lives fast soon finds that happiness cannot keep up with him.

Boston Transcript

The Open Mind Opinion Curb on Mouths

A brief newspaper-style note cites a quip about open minds being fine if one’s mouth stays quiet, attributed to Charlotte CN in The Observer.

Charlotte CN Observer

The Answer: How much money does the average woman want

London Opinion quotes a sardonic line about gender pay desires. The remark frames a provocative stereotype that women always want more money, illustrating a secular, humorous take on earnings discussions.

London Opinion

Our Part Divinity Shapes Our Ends Then We Must Meet

The quoted line reflects a belief that a higher power may guide fate, yet human agency remains central in shaping outcomes. It emphasizes personal responsibility in confronting life’s turning points and making proactive choices to steer events toward desired results.

Weekend Socials and Visits Across Danville Area

Miss Milly Modlin spent Friday night with her brother Filmore Modlin and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clements called on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weller and daughter Saturday night. Miss Bertha Malayer spent Saturday night with Mary Beam. Blanche Cuffer fractured, Mrs. John Cramer hospital news. Dan Hope and wife spent Sunday afternoon with daughter Mrs. Chan Perkins. Mrs. Roy Chathain visited Wednesday afternoon with her mother. Mrs. Sam Galbreath and daughter Gladys of near Danville were in New Maysville Wednesday afternoon.

Grover Clements Dan Weller Bertha Malayer Mary Beam John Cramer Dan Hope Chan Perkins Roy Chathain John Kefauver Sam Galbreath Gladys Near Danville New Maysville

New principal named for local high school

The school board announced that F. L. Bugenburg of Columbus Indiana, formerly assistant principal at Columbus High School, has been offered and accepted the position as principal of the local high school.

F. L. Bugenburg Columbus Indiana Columbus

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Dollings CO Indiana Dollings Dr. Miles O. F. Overstreet R. J. Overstreet Bence Building Vine Street Greencastle, Indiana W. W. Tucker C. C. Tucker Physicians and Surgeons Office Washington and Walnut Sitts Railroads Western Union Wireless Companies Dodge’s TELEGRAPH _INSTITUTE Monroe Street Valparaiso W. Thum Caanm Rarun Milly Modlin Filmore Modlin F@R HIGH SCHOOL Toda
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