Obituaries for Lucinda Huffman and George E Sheppard
Obituary notices recall Lucinda Ginther Huffman McVey Baker Hoff man of Winchester aged 68, with four children and three brothers, and George E Sheppard born 1848 who died June 1, 1921 aged 73 with a large family. The notices include funeral details in Winchester and expressions of thanks from relatives. Also listed are a marriage license for Theodore Nieberg and Eliza Mulbany and a baptism reference to Lucinda.
Remembrance Letter From Wilbur Burton To Mrs Reynard
A heartfelt letter from Wilbur Burton, schoolmate of John Reynard, conveys grief over John's death. Burton recalls their close friendship, Christmas visits, and regrets for not writing, praising John as a fine, rare friend while offering condolences to Mrs. Reynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira ¢. Reynard
Wilbur Burton
3Rd Ave
Columbus
Reynard
John
Winchester
Jim
Helen S Iliff 1843 1921 Obituary
Helen S Iliff died June 3 1921 at Winchester Indiana after a life of Christian faith and service She was born September 15 1843 daughter of Henry and Sarah Barne She married John F Kiff in 1871 and had a son Harry Both husband and son have passed away She leaves two grandchildren Helen Henrietta Iliff and others among a large family of relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Ginther
Anthony and
Louisa Ginther
Cicero
Ind
Winchester
Allen McVey
Edward
Carl
Muncie
Henry Baker
Waliter Baker
Converse
Indiana
Baker
Rehard
Joseph Hoffman
Lena
Death Vain
Lucinda
Wilam. Ginther
Riverdale
Michigan
Hares Ginther
Kokomo
Red Ginther
Near
Minnie
Allen
J. Carmel
Helen S. Iliff
Henry
Sarah. Barne
Sturgess
Frank
Charles A
Dollie Starbuck
John F. Kiff
Harry’ S
Nliff
Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen
Henrietta A Hn Iliff
Barry F
Resolution Draping Lodge in Mourning for Beloved Brother
The lodge honors a departed member of vast abilities who served abroad and remained true to the order. A 30 day mourning period is ordered and a copy of the resolutions is requested to be recorded. Signed by C. R. Harrison J. C. Meier Morris Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Harrison
J. C. Meier
Morris Neal
Curse of high taxes editorials cited in Washington
Washington opinion notes the Saturday Evening Post critique of tax burdens and urges public pressure to curb federal spending. It argues presidents and cabinets requested wartime funds, while Congress later restrained appropriations after the Armistice, signaling a path to tax relief through reducing executive expenditures.
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Washington
Saturday Evening Post
Lorimer
Congress
Post
Ad promises results with a try it approach
An advertisement in the Journal-Herald urges readers to try the service promising faster results. The blurb emphasizes a direct call to action and highlights the potential benefits to customers seeking quick outcomes.
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The
Journal-Herald
Lynn dentist breaks leg playing second base in baseball game
Clarence B. McCoy of Lynn, a dentist, fractured a leg while playing second base in a Sunday game between Lynn and New Castle. He was treated by a physician and is resting easily, though he will likely not play again this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. McCoy
Lynn
New Castle
Engle Family Reunion Set For June 19 1921 At D H Engle Farm
The 20th annual En gle family reunion will be held June 19 1921 at the grove on the D H Engle farm over half a mile east of Carlos City in DannAlinK Crumsber ARI. Susie E Mills serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
D. H. Engle
Carlos City
DannAlnink Crumsber
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Minnesota Statesman
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Mrs
Lucinda Huffman
George E. Sheppard
George FE. Sheppard
Susan Sheppard
Mary E. Study
Clyde
Arla
H. L. Canada
John .H
Farmland
O. O
Arlonzo
Monton
Oliver W
Blountsvile
T.J. Settle
Geneva
A. M. Addington
Fountain Park
Cemetery
Theodore Nieberg
Dayton, CO
Eliza, Mulbany
John Reynard
Deering
Ross Buggies
Birdsell Wagons
Heider
Williams & Hiatt Farmland
Susie E. Mills
State of
Ejnce Organization