Prominent Carlisle Citizen William J Curtner Dies on Indiana Street
William J Curtner 64 a Carlisle drugman and longtime local figure drops dead on a Wabash street en route to his brother’s home. Born 1854 in Carlisle, son of James and Smyrna Ledgerwood Curtner, he built a noted career with two sons joining the business. Funeral held at Carlisle residence with Masonic honor. burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. rainfall report and family notes follow.
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William J. Curtner
Carlisle
Lladdon Township
Wabash
Indiana
Bes
John Cartver
Indianapolis
Mr. Curtner
Haddon Township
Tie
James
Smyrna (Ledgerwood) Curtner
Ledgerwood
Vincennes
James Ledgerwood
Kentucky
Ohio River
Detroit
Curtner
Garvin
Terre Haute
Richard I. Jenkins
James L. Berry
James Howard
Jenkins
Floyd
Edgar Curtner
Methodist Church
Emma A. Griffin
James L. Griffin
Christian Church
James Floyd Curtner
Houston
Texas
Edgar W. Curtner
Williamb. Akin
Pittsburg
Flo Dodson
Richmond
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows Cemetery
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Ed ward N. Hurley, chairman of the U S shipping board, travels overseas to finalize plans for returning Yaiks. He is the man entrusted with bringing your boy home and is based in Chicago.
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Edward N. Hurley
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U. S. Shipping Board
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union Subscription Offer
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Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
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