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Corner stone laid at Knightstown Lincoln chapel ceremony
A corner stone of the Lincoln chapel at the Soldiers' Orphans' Home in Knightstown was laid with a formal ceremony led by Gen Manson Senator Turpie and others. The event included deposits of records and newspapers in the stone, speeches in the school chapel, and musical performances by Miss Gowdy and Mrs Brannon.
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Parker
Valparaiso
Sullivan
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
South Bend
Andersen
Morgan County
Baseemian
Laporte
John Q. Davidson
Columbus
A.johnson
Marion
Newberrs
Elwood Tin
Catharine Fryberger
Namlesville
King
Hartford City
Jeffersonville
Terre Haute
Brown County
Kankakea
Starke
Michigan City
Ft. Wayne
Cannelton
Telephone
Hello! Raub
Good Templars
Indiana
James Sission
New Albany
Whitewater Presbytery
Greensboro
John Atkinson
Boyd County
Roann
Southern
Fi Hollis
Madison Blouday
Martinsville
Knights of Labor
Madison
Willie Bowman
Claud Stewart
Peter Meyer
Muncie
C. E. Gora
Lafayette
Indianapolis Car Works Company
Gory
Counci
Washington Walters
Decatur
Elias Wagoner
Waratah
Greensburg
Anthony Gimble
Evansville
John L. Shideler
I. P
Anderson
Albert Stager
Toledo
W. J. Grover
Burno
Shelbyville
James 8
Pickett
North Vernon
Renasy
Springer
Elizabethtown
James Beggs
George Gutermuth
Wiliam Bowaign
Wiliam van Arsdel
Dora Thorp
Monon
Charles Riley
Wm. Snyder
Hartville College
William
Steve Bond
Grandview
Bond
Knightstown
Lincoln Chapel
Soldiers’ Orphans
Gen. Manson
Senator Turpie
Ben. J. Smith
Mra. Spiech
Miss Gowdy
Brannon