27th Indiana Regimental Reunion Details Preserve Heritage
Lawrenceburg hosted the Thirty-seventh Indiana Regimental Association in August 1910 with the Eighty-third gathering planned for Batesville. The event featured tributes, speeches, songs, and a campfire as veterans recalled Civil War service and national patriotism.
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Thirty-seventh Indiana Regimental Association
Lawrenceburg
A. P. Shutts
T. A. Jennings
W. A. Bodine
Samuel Roberts
Moores Hill
Batesville
Eighty-third
J. F. Spencer
Leroy Roberts
Dillsboro
Eliza I. Crisler
Greensburg
W. Lee
Deiwert
Sanuel Barbour
Letts
Westport
Arthur McLain
K. Emerson
F. Luker
Shedrach Hyatt
Versailles
John Laswell
Dabney
James J. Cunningham
Bird
F. Stevens
J. B. Price
Brookville
J. M. Morgan
Connersville
Philip Corbin
Harrison
Lewis Hornung
John Cowen
W. H. Peen
Alpine
F. N. Winans
Johnnie
Eightythird
Gvovernment
Vicksburg
Eighty Third
Reuben Smanley
Daniel Marsh
Steph K. Cofield
Bethel
Robert Huff
Evita J. Crisler
Greensburg Republican club forms at Temperance Hall
A Young Men’s Republican Club organized March 19 in Temperance Hall with I G Grover named temporary president and G W Rhiver as secretary. New officers elected include Grover as president and Rhiver as corresponding secretary. Will Cumback spoke. VanBuskirk preached at the Christian Church. numerous local meetings, fires, and civic actions noted through 1872 with town growth and political activity.
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Temperance Hall
Chris Shane
I. G. Grover
Orville Thomson
G. W. Rhiver
Origen Thomson
Oolzen Thomson
G. W. Raiver
M. Meredith
Caris Shane
Will Cumback
Daniel R. VanBuskirk
Bro. van Buskirk
Greensburg
Practical Sermon Stresses Perils of Hindering Faith
Rev. T. K. Willis at Centenary M. E. Church urges steadfast Christian living from Galatians 5 7, arguing excuses hinder progress but faith and obedience through Christ overcome hindrances. He notes ministers laymen politics money and personal dislikes as trivial delays and stresses church fidelity.
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T. K. Willis
M. E
Christ
Gov. Marshall
Jesus
God
Postmaster Jackson Reelected President of Indiana League
Postmaster John L. Jackson of St Paul was reelected president of the Indiana Association of Fourth-Class Postmasters at Indianapolis and named a delegate at large to the National Convention. He noted the league’s 473 members, up 264 from the previous year, and urged building the league to improve postal service and education. He also proposed rural carrier appointment reforms. Dale Cole of Aurora, son of the late Seymour Cole, visited with Samuel L. Jackson. Cole, a Purdue graduate, has been elected to a Cornell professorship.
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John L. Jackson
St Paul
Indiana Association of
Indianapolis
Jackson
Indiana League
League
Dale Cole
Aurora
Samuel L. Jackson
Seymour Cole
Purdue University
Cornell University
New York
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IND
Old Camp
83RD
Frederick Sprickerhoff
J. A. Johnson
Jacob Krapp
Shelbyville
B. C. Whitlow
Lebanon
H. B. Lockridge
J. E. Kennedy
Morristown
Harrison Leys
Rushville
John H. Brown
James H. Ruddell
M. G. Moor
T. B
John Hoffman
John A. Cowan
William Hempsher
Hope
John T. Glass
W. d H. Bartlow
Clarksburg
J. W. Bartlow
John Benham
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. H. Davis
Julius Abbott
J. H. Shut
Kokomo
George D. Tate
William Hundley
William Rowland
John Pearson
Woodson Long
Elbert N. Cowan
Monmouth
John P. Busby
Wichita
Kan
Lyman Whitcomb
Des Moines
N. M
A. B. Connett
Long Beach
Cal
Q. C. Moor
Coumbus
Thomas J. Wood
W. H. Tyner
Los Angeles
T. F
Roll OF Honor
Henry Hogan
Co. E
John Lpice
Evan Critchlow
J. E. Brown
W. C. Patton
T. J. VanMeter
Joseph Albright
Joseph Ford
George H. Puntenney
Milton Martin
William Tucker
J. P. Ruby
Osgood
Isaac Andrews
Mary Steward
John L. Cowan
Alice Lockridge
Clara Ruddell
M. J. Brown
J. & Kennedy
J. F. Goltry
Russell
Iowa
James Harper
Tipton
T. A. Shirk
Margaret Glenn
Mary Reed
Jacob Theis
Winona Crisler Deiwert
Elizabeth Shirk
Martha Creath
Dorothy Grosholz
I. J. Wilson
M. J. Givan
Charley Lee
Hazel van Seyoe
Will Taylor
Edward Hollenslee
Fair Grounds
Broadway
Nicholas Howard
Amanda Howell
Rev. H. Smith
the Baptist Church
John Hood
S. H. Logan
Decatur County Moral Association
Law Ana Order League
A. H. Womack
Greensburg House
Womack
Rogers
Square
John Braden
Nancy Kennedy
James L. Rande
Sarah Jane McCormick
Richard C. Talbott
Tamison Taylor
N. B. Potts
Prof. Braden
Farmers’ College
Christian Church
Jacob Hanks
D. Batterton
W. H. Powner
W. T. Strickland
Samuel H. Hamilton
Tom Corwin
Congress
Newtown
Whitewater
Washington
Fugit
Clay
Adams
Saltcreek
Sandcreek
Marion
Clinton
Richard Robbins
R. H. Buck
W. J. Robinson
W. H. Iddings
Westport High School
Rev. J. Brockway
John D. Miller
E. R. Monfort
George Goudie
Giles E. White
C. O. Lanham
John &£. Robbies
Lanham
Frank Henry
Smith Hobbs
E F. Dyer
D. L. Miller
A. C. Johnston
J. B. Trimble
John L. Hice
William Hollenslee
Ben Jenkins
Robert Armstrong
J. H. Gardeback
R. B. Thomson
North East Street
H. H. Woolley
Milford
Edward Marshall
Court House
Gillett
M. L. Moody
Mary Ann Brown
C.T. Powner
Laura Brannon
Thomas Cain
Thomas McFarland
J. £. Boicourt
John Carder
J. T. Jackson
John S. Booth
Irene Durham
James Trimble
John G. Guthrie
Cramer
Grant
Lizzie Meal
George Pilling
W. O. McKinney
Our City
Joab Stout
Horace
Bishop Wiley
Bayless
John B. Logan
Nettie Stevens