Honors sought for Johnny Appleseed by Wes Roe
W S Roe, a Fort Wayne farmer in his seventies, claims new evidence re dates and burial place of Johnny Appleseed. He disputes earlier grave site marks and argues Appleseed died at Levi Worth’s log cabin and was buried east of Fort Wayne on St Joe River, backed by documents and sworn statements.
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Ashemshwillet
United Press
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. S. Roebuck
W.S
Wes
John Chapman
Chapman
Harvard
John H. App d
Appleseed
Laul
Johnny
Pennsylvania Elder Mills
Misssippi
Iuimre
Haseen
W. 8S
Lfe
Richard
Wil Worth
St. Joseph
Lim
St. Joe River
West River
Johfiny
Johny
Mery
Parsons
Jhonny
Levi Worth
Corn and peaches on single stems in Seattle and Marblehead
A fragmented report notes George L. growing eight ears of corn from one stem and Homer M. Phelps finding ten peaches on a single stem in his orchard. A Marblehead police officer suspects a man with money issues and odd behavior, prompting further investigation.
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Orn
Seattle
George L
Homer M. Phelps
Old Glory Grange Holds Regular Meeting and Booster Night
Old Glory Grange held its regular meeting on Thursday September 1 with fifty one members and two visitors. Master Wilmount Long presided as reports from the business agent were given and Home Economics redecorating noted. Delegates elected, booster night announced for September 28 with a strong turnout expected. Penny match won by Gladys Forbush. Lunch committee named and announced, several members reported sick, and a program by Lecturer Louis Runals featured songs readings and duets, followed by a luncheon in the dining room.
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OLD Glory Grange
Wilmount Long
Nall
Gladys Forbush
Alma Hastings
Mamie Phaelon
Loyal Weaver
Frank Swartz
Harold Cooper
Wil Bouga
Werner Kobert
Gay Amsbury
Erwin Johnson
Mabel Tran
Mattie Prosser
Henry Gott
Aldton Hupving
N. L. Younglass
Alma Hasti
Zola Hastings
Wilcox
Grange
Pig strolls with owner in Miles City
Roy Milligan of Miles City Mont keeps a small white pig as a pet. He takes the porker for walks at least periodically, a quirk he adopted after meeting a traveling salesman who owned an unusual pet. In Boston, Richard Barker of Dorchester still has a Civil War Lincoln pass issued to his grandfather, Lieutenant Charles F Morse.
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Miles City
Mont
Roy Miligan
Milligan
Boston
Richard F. Barker
Dorchester
Charles F. Morse
Abraham Lincoln
Roelofson Reunion Traveled In Ox Carts To Oregon
In Woodburn Oregon the Roelofson family held its annual reunion counting 109 members. Forefathers reached Oregon via the Oregon Trail traveling in ox carts.
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Woodburn
Ore
Roelofson
Oregon
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Van
Kelly
Clarence. Gaal
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Peewee
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Danny
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Gach
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Big Sister
Melkrit
Rane
Bungle
MR Stokes
Rame
MR. Stokes
MR. Agat
Mr.stoket
George
Ike
Andy
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George Swan
Smbert
Papal
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