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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-26
TRIES To
FLIP TRAIN,
IS INJURED

Charles Krimble, the 13-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. krimble, residing at
610 May street, who was injured Satur
day afternoon at Gibson while trying to
catch the train which is used to con-
vey the employees of the Gibson office
between Hammond and Gibson, Is still
at St Margarets hospital. but he is re-
ported to be doing nicely
The lad was employed as a messen
ger boy at the Gibson office, and while
trying to flip the train, leaving Gibson
for Hammond about $50 Saturday y
night, slipped and fell under the wheels
which passed over his foot, severing
four toes. He was taken to St Mar
garet's hospital, where he received
medical attention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-26
HISTORY OF
The VENTURE
Indianapolis Capital to Re
vive Lake Co Democrat
to Continue Expose.

a receiver will be asked for in a
few days for the Lake County Pub
fishing company publishers of the re-
Gently suspended Lake County Demo
crat, of Gary. The complainants are
Alfred Jones, who edited the paper,
and E. F. McGovern, business man.
ager of the company.
Several days ago Jones and Nc
Govern instituted suit in the Lake
Superior court for back salaries. In
answer to the suit Houren, Seton,
and Rennollett the Gary attorneys
filed demurrer
WILL ASK FOR RECEIVER.
E. G. Sproat of Hammond attorney
for the plaintiffs will ask that a re-
ceiver be appointed A number of
stockholders owing on their shares
will be brought into court and COM
PEELED TO pay their delinquinciex.
The Lake County Democrat was
founded as a weekly last summer by
Edward Simon OF Hammond, the then
Democratic county chairman. and
Clarence O. Sefton of Gary Its puhli-
cation Esas-gHedcnly stopped when the
editor expoEed some of the alleged
graft deals Of the Demo- Republican
ring of the county. The paper was
silenced hy shutting off its finances.
(Ccntfnued on Page Sevcn.l
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MRS. KETCHUM
DIES FROM
PER|TON|T|S

Mrs. F. NJ. Ketchum. wife of F. NJ.
Ketchum. locomotive engineer on the
Indiana Harbor Belt railway. died at
her home. 80 Oakley avenue. this morn
ing at $50 o'clock. She was victim
of peritonitis, having been i'll for long
time
Her husband and three daughters
surN i've her. She was a member of
the daughters of Liberty ana was well
liked by all of her friends and neigh
bors. The Daughters of Liberty will
turn out in a body to the funeral The
date of the funeral has not been set
as yet, but the remains will be taken
to Lafayette for burial, The funeral
viii be held privately at the house and
publicly at the NJ f. church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-26
KAMRAOT
RESIGNS
POSITION
One of Most Widely Known
Men in Entire Calumet
Region Sends in His Quit
tance to Northern Indiana
Gas & Electric Co.
Especial to THE T1MEs.) )

Indiana ~Iarbor. Ind, April 26.-It
has gradually leaked out that John
Kamradt. or as he is more affection
ately known in these parts, Our john
has esigned from the managership Of
the Whiting, East Chicago and Indi-
ana Harbor branches of the Northern
Indiana Gas and Electric company Mr..
Kamradt furnished the piece de re-
sistance for the democratic. convention
in Gary some years ago.
This would be sad news indeed swere
II not for the fact that the esignation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-26
HAMMOND
man ESLAYS
HIS TENANT
George Parker, Former
Hammond Saloon Keeper,
While Under the Influence
of Liquor Murders Mrs.
Peter Palen Last Evening.
PARKER'S TRIAL
HELD TONIGHT

The coroner's inquest over the re-
mains of Mrs. Pater PaIen will be
held this afternoon at 4:30 before
Coroner z. NJ. Shankiin The pre-
liminary hearing at which Parker
is expected to be bound over to
the grand jury is expected to take
place this evening at 1880. Both
the state and the defense will be
represented at both hearings, and
it is understood that a vigorous
prosecution and vigorous defense
is planned by the opposing attor-
neys.
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This bad weather is evidently hard
on the constitutions of some of Ham
mond's more sensitive citizens. Four
of them to offset the wet outside flied
up on the inside. and as a result lad
to face the stern countenance of Judge
Barnett. They were each given a dol
lar and costs. They were Krank Kush.
Jack Phillips. James Anderson and
Tom Jones. They We're taken to Crown
Point by Bailiff frost.
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Date Set for Nav 7.

The date when the Citizens German
National bank will move into it's new
quarters in the Taper block has been
set for a week from Saturday. This is
the first time in a year that tenant
of the Taper block has dared to
prophesy the exact date when it would
move
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-26
THINKS PLAN
IS RATHER
VISIONARY

John z. Fitzgerald, who is regard
ed as one of the public spirited men
of the city, stated yesterday that, while
it would be a good advertisement for
the city of Hammond to secure the G.
A. r. encampment and it would be to
the credit of the citizens to entertain
the old soldiers, yet, from a practical
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The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Shar-
rer, the mother Of Or. II. f. Sharrer
of Hammond. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at oclocz DR.. and Mrs.
Sharrer are in Delphi. where they Will
remain until after the services.
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Police Board Meets.

The police commissioners held their
regular meeting last night, but tran
sacted no business outside of that
which came up In the regular routine.
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Still Very Ill.

Arthur Linsennann. the son of Pro-
fessor Linsemann of the Lutheran
schools. is reported to be very i'll with
a complication of diseases. The young
man has typhoid fever and is threat
ened with pneumonia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-26

THE TIMES COVERS LAKE COuN-
tn FOR NEWS WITH A FINE TOOTH.
COMB AND GETS RESULTS.
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Weather Forecast.

THERE'S a CE.yCE THAT TOO
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
.sHOPPINGo ANY LONGER READ
THE TIMES ADS AND STE IF THIa
u not So
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WARMER
TOMORROW
MAYBE

The Calumet region is still in the
grip of the worst April weather that
has been experienced in years. This
morning snow fell in such large flakes
as to seem to be the size of small
snowballs.
AS the weather warmed up the snow
turned to rain and all afternoon a driz-
zle has been falling that has been
most unpleasant. The following wealth
er forecast gives but little hope for
the next few days:
Weather Forecast.
Rain or snow Tuesday. followed by
fair by night and on Wednesday, con-
tinued cool Tuesday. slightly warmer
Wednesday, moderate northwest winds,
becoming variable.
In view of the fact that the tempera-
ture did not go down to freezing last
night. and that the snow was turned
to rain today it is not believed that
the storm will do any further damage
to the crops.
AS stated yesterday, however, it de-
pends a great deal upon how the
weather moderates. If it gets real
warm suddenly the damage will be a
great deal greater than if the weather
moderates slowly.
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|NGWALD MOE WILL
BE A CANDIDATE
Further Complication to the
Joint Representativeship
Is Added Today.
RENNOLET WITHORAWS NAME
Gary Republicans Feel That With
Mr.. Moe They Have Even
Chance to Win.
RENNOLET WITHORAWs NAME

Ingwald Moe. last fall a candida te
for the republican, nomination for may
or of Gary. has supplanted Attorney
c. M. Renollet as the republican aspir-
ant from this city for the nomination of
joint representative. The decision was
reached last night at a meeting of the
township central and advisory com
mittees at the Gary hotel.
AS stated In THE TIMES several davs
ago he has been considering whether
or not he would enter the race and
the committees asked him to notify
them by tonight so that they might be
in a position to present their candi-
dates to the remainder of, the county
and Newton county and work for the
nomination of Gary man. The an
swer was given in the affirmative.
srennoI1et Gives Way.
Renollet, who had previously an
nounced that he was out for the office,
announced concurrently. made known
his intention of giving way to Mr.. Moe.
on the ground that Gary could not hope
TO land the office with two candidates
in the field. and gracefully withdrew
from the race. He had previously
stated that in case Moe decided to run
that he would withdraw for the bene-
fit of the party, and he kept his word.
This caused the sun TO again break
through the clouds when it became a
CONTINUED on are 0ve-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-26

New York, April 26. - Governor
Charles Evans Hughes of New York
today put aside his opportunities for
making from 100000 to $3.50, 900 year
in the private practice of his profess
sion a lawyer and deliberately
abandoning his political career, which.
1t was believed by his friends. was lead
ing directly to the presidency, by ac-
cepting for life the post of associate
justice of the supreme court of the
United States at an annual salary of
$4,000. There is no finer example OF
private interests sacrificed to public
service in the history of America.
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has not yet been accepted. and the vox
populi from this whole neck of the
woods would seem to demand that it
be not accepted.
Hard to Believe 1t.
The rumor that the "Gas Fat Man"
had resigned was slow to find believ-
ers. John was regarded as a fixture.
John Quit?" said one business man in
credulously when told the news of the
alleged resignation. why. 7 don't see
how his company would let him get
away. / don't believe it. He's the one
lContinued OH na ye seyen.l
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QUESTION
SOON To Be
DECIDED
Business Mems Association
Start an Active Canvass
Today to Decide Whether
They Want the State G..
A. r. Encampment.

The committee of the Hammond
Commercial club. which was appointed
for the purpose of making a canvass
OF the business district of the city in
the interests of securing the G.. A. r.
encampment for Hammond is expected
to begin its labors today.
This committee is to determine
whether or not the business men of
Hammond would be willing to support
the effort to land the G. A. r. encamp-
ment in Hammond in 1910 or 1911.
F. NJ. Elliott. the manager of the
Chicago Business College, in this city.
said today, TT is up to the people of
Hammond. If they have enough public
spirit, l am sure that Hammond could
land the encampment. /. for one, would
not be in favor of asking the encamp-
ment to Hammond unless the people of
this city are ready to prove their hos
pitality.
Must Open Homes.
1T will be necessary for the people
OF Hammond to throw open their homes
to the old soldiers. In no other way
can they be accommodated here with
the poor facilities this city has for
the entertainment of strangers.
This means that between 1,500 and
1000 homes viii have to be thrown
open to the old soldiers during the en-
campment here. Crawfordsvill was able
to handle the crowds and there is no
reason why Hammond cannot do So"
Mr.. Elliott said that he has put the
matter UP to the busienss men of the
city. and 1t is now up to them to see
what they can do. If they are not thor
oughly convinced that it would be q
great thing for Hammond to try to en-
tertain the old soldiers they had better
let the whole matter drop.
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THE TIMES CAN GET YOU 4 GIRL
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Mr.. Cush Had None.

(Contrnued on gage nve.
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THE WEATHER.

RAIN TONIGHT.
FAIR WEDNESDAY.
SLIGHTLY WARNER.
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Funeral of Mrs. Sharrer.

CONTINUED from Page Five-J
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Caledonia.

Mary Gruler ct. A. ........ 1.450
Evelyn Underwood (H. NJ :. 1870
Helena NJ Hart III. M -. 1900
Louella NJ. Pommert (Charles IL 1sO
Wanda Geddis (H. M -. :. 1880
Mary Neal. (M. W ......... 1850
Elizabeth Harrison (John d. 1870
kennctha Foose tCarroD -. 1.12O
Russell Price (RoberD ...... 200
Robert Hart. (W. B) ....... 1.7gO
Edward Thompson co. F.) 80. 1 500
Lowell Baldlnger (Henry) -. 1.s4O
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HAVE YOU VOTED?

Dorothy NJ, Richard (E. j. :. 1910
Darrell Il. Shough (Henry) =. 1890
Olive NJ. Uptor (Fredrich) 80. 1870
Florence V, Wilson (Wm, W. 1,73O
Marion Hodge (Milo) ...,... 1910
Donald +. Morey (william) -. 1,16O
Ernest Griffith CEdward) ...... 1.12O
William McTarlin Harry ...... 1,2i0
Mary Il. Carl (ErnesD ........ 1000
Katherine L. Davis (Barney) -. lilo
Virgil Il. Pickett (Willam) :. 2,210
Mark Wilson (B. Ed ........ 600
Mary c. Mills CT. J) ....... 1000
Dorothy l.. Rogan OWN. j. .. 1880
Helen NJ Badauf (Chris) :. 1850
Delta Crissinger (H. W. 49,. 2,430
Richard S. Zachman (Cicero) 1,640
Ardell NJ. Bohier Geo. C.).... 1000
Robert O'Connor (L j. -. 1910
Francis L. Wilson (Wllliam). .. 1000
William G. Shaw (Harry CD. 1910
Freda n. Shupp (Arthur b. :. sac
Alice L. Mealey (Harry1 -. 1000
Joseph Heston (James E.).. 1000
Virginia IL. Baird ID. J.) 80. 1.4S0
Elizabeth Riker (Chas) .... Lilo
Grave V. Adams (chas. r. :. i,5iO
Ronald NJ. Wright (James E). 1000
Richard p. Couts ,(Harold( :. 1,54O
Edna NJ. Abbott (Arthur M. 1000
Lucllla NJ. Allen U. W) ...... 1850
? Edwin Arthur g., J.) ...L.... 1000
Arthur w. Ash (Lue) ....... 1000
Herbert A.. Augcnstein (E. Nj 1850
James II. Brinson (Frank).. -. 1000
Geneve Broham &C. M .... 1,fiO
Henry J. Burrey (Wiliam) :. i,51O
Bernard Baum (Fred E).... 1000
Mable l.. Stevens tDanieD 80. 1910
Ruth A. zelglcr (John) ... 1880
Francis H. Layton (F 81 -. lao
Donald w. Pheps (W. P) -, 1,6i0
Mary e. Lindsay &C. H. -. 1,5i0
James n. Dixon (Nelson -. Lilo
Karl #. Krautter O. D. -. 2.S30
Opal C. Deringer Crank d. d.O0O
Mary M. Ackerman (Chas. P.) 1880
Geo. Il. Watson Geo. H) 80. 1.7oO
Donald r.. Reiff (Henry FL :. 2,4so
Josephine Jones (Meivln) ~. 1880
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LARUE.

j. Lee Terry (Floyd) ........ 1,6IO
Margaret w. Humes (BurD 1.5s0
M Jerome (John J.) ...... 1,iao
Geo. II. Clark &c. CD ...... 1880
Kenneth Collins tL. M -. 1910
Dorothy II. Clark (David) ...... 1,1so
Ray o. Bowersox (Jas. H. :. 1,iso
Gerald h. Bell tChas) ....... 1,47o
Runk A. Mulvain ~. o. 80. 1920
Bernard Price (E. Ed ...... 1.24o
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The fathers name follows the
baby and is in brackets }. Votes
are counted each evening at o'clock
for the following days paper.
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Afartel

Harold Leisure (John) ....... 1900
Margerie Rutherford (WilD :. 1910
Elizabeth crissinger (Thad) :. 1 $50
Bertha Lalpply '(JohD ...... 1880
Olive Keyer (Jacob) ........ 1890
Luceal Crock tcharley) ....., LAO
Donald Mathews (Dr.) .s..... 1880
May stinhelfer (DanieD ...... 1,14O
Floyd Jackson (Alva) ........ 1890
wesley sharrock, (John) 80. 1900
lven Warrick tJack) ,..,.... 1,220
Gwendolyn Auld (Allie) .,.... 1910
Ralph Rorach (Elmor) ....... 1910
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District No. |
City of Marion

The fathers name follows the
baby and is in brackets { }. Votes
are counted each evening at O'Clock
for the following days paper.
Anymore p. Phelps tDaniel) E. 1870
Dorothea Haybcck (F IT, -. l.62O
Alice Throckmorton (Ed) =. 1000
Mary a. Ryan (Thom) .... 1920
Thelma Harden (Nelson) -. 5.31O
Merle Morrison (Frcd) .... 2,21O
Alice l.. Himmcger .............. 1,43O
Katherine Julian (James) 80. 1900
Ruby Kaufman (Rose) ....... 1.460
Ida r, Harris (Chas.) ..... 1850
Rhea NJ. Harruff (Simon) :. 2,62O
RutrilIa NJ Schrock (Ray o. :. 1,19O
Clara II. Gillian, ca. NJ =. 1910
Carl T.. Venard. &C.. L. 80. 1,270
Niola r. Ashheid (w W. ...... 1870
Margaret f. James &C. t. 80. 1,41O
Wilma C. Allen Crank Nj :. 1860
Dana b. McCroskey, (Mrs E.) $3.50
Helen M. Dwyer CH.) ........ 1,1SO
Merle Mitchell (EdwarD ., LAO
Lowell Messenger, (Newton) E. 1000
Elizabeth schuler (Henry) :. 2,32O
Lester Hill (George) ..... 270
Hazel NJ. Shldler CFrank) .... 1870
Harriet X. May CHarry H. .... 1,O4O
Regina NJ. Jones (M.) ........ 1,16O
Ida Abey CJohn) ............ 1910
Robert Gibson tClyde) ..... 1850
William White "a. D. . 1880
Frederick Crafts (Fred) ...... 1920
Geo, W. Steinman (Owen) ...... 1870
r'arl u hatcher (B. H) ..... 1870
Deibert w. Smith. Frank d. ;. 1860
Nellie p. Strand Grand d. LILO
Alan ID. Christ, oscar .... 1880
Mary A. Miller, civilian J.) :. 1000
Martha NJ. Wagner (Henry) 1920
Richard Il. Parish (Elmer Ed 1910
Ethel Lowery (James CD... 2,170
Opal ]. McGraw (William) >. Lilo
Richard Tuttle 90. L. ... 1870
Rollie r.. Mcintyre &c. H. -. 1900
Verna NJ pc-S, '". CD .. 2,370
willis II. Nye &C. d. ....... 1.t9o
Frank Sykes (TSarD ...r...,. 1,7so
Lavina j. Schaffer (Eliza) .. LOO
Margaret Roberts (ocorge) :. 1.15O
Nellie M. Clayton (GilberD :. 1,54O
Dallas II. Johnson (Wm. H).. 1850
Ethel q. Hood tB. F.) ........ 1,07o
Emerson p. Pace (H. F) 80. $50
Dorothy Ohls (Elmer J.) ..... 1,120
John Il. Merkle (Albert JD =. 1,730
Thimas Thatcher( James F) 1,17o
John f. Hogan ID. J) $3.50. 2,4l0
Ester ID. ReIssinger .......... LILO
Mildred James (Edward) ........ 1850
Ralph w. Hinklin CDR. w H.) 1000
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Greencanp

clifford Ward (Martin) ... 1910
villa Taylor. (Noah) .,...... 1900
Katherine Anderson, (Ernes) 1.10O
Leyann Bricker. (walter) 49,. 1890
Martin Bricker (Frank) ...... 1850
Helen Hedges (Ray) ...... 1900
Harold Augustine (Ray) ..... 1890
Jennie McNealN (Carl) ....... 1850
Mildred Slack (Jerry) .,.,... 1870
Charles Porter (Malcolmn) :. 1910
Dorothy Court, (William) -. 1850
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Wilford Jerew (Chard) ...... 1,220
Marjorie Porter, (Arthur) ..,..... 1900
Opal Somerlott, (Clarence) -. 1900
Melvin Conwell (Fay) ...... 1870
Gladys DeLong (James) ..... 1900
William Boxwell (Robert) 49,. 1,5tO
Edward Campbell (William) :. 1870
Charlotte Littrell, (James) :. 1850
Fred Fletcher (Dave) ....... 1850
Gladys Williams (Willam) :. 1.1S0
Dallas Gilbert (MilfordD ,..... 1870
Helen Somerlott (CeciD ...... 1.42O
Mary Ritzler (Charles) ...... 1,4OO
Ida Zeig (Mr,) ........9..... LAO
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Waldo
Prospect

Carl G. Setter Is. ID ........ 1.S40
Coldie Stiffler (EarD ....... 1.S20
Charles Parshall (Charles) -. 1,770
Ruth Harmon IL. H. ...... 1870
Erma l. Lowry (Roy) ...... 1850
Sylvaster Dalk. (M,) ........ 1000
Doris Penry tJohn) ..,.... 2,730
George johnson CA. Ed 49,. 1000
Jay Merchant (John RI -. 1920
Virginia Clere Grew. A. - -. 1870
Elizabeth Wottring. CDR. l.. E.) 1000
Kathleen Mcdonald (Guy) -. 1910
James f. Lauer ID. P.) -. 1910
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kirkpatrick

Lawrence Miller tJohn) 49,. X 1900
Martha Baker &c. L. ...,.. 1,l4O
Rose Rove (oran) ...... 1.41O
Lucille Neal co. Ed ......... 1,61O
Alice Beers (Wilbur) ....... 1910
Catherine Tobias I'd. A. 80. 1910
Gladys NJ. Kennedy (Eddle) :. 1910
Iona Beers (HerberD ...... 1910
Lottie Dawson (Wm) ...... 1850
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Paul Rorach, (CharIey) ...... 900
Homer KiIe. (Bradford) ...... 1910
Charley Trofp, (John) ...... 1000
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Hazel NJ Coleman '(Chas Ed. 1900
Jean B. Piatt (Rev Byron) :. 1000
Francis l.. Bader (Francis) :. 1910
Harold Il. Wilson (John) 80. 1,5iO
Melville Il. Hord Oscar j. :. 1880
Harry +. Brady (H. P). 80. 1,51O
Roma c. Hobson (Rev. john 1870
Walter f. Allison John b. :. 1910
William b. Slack (Wm) -. 1910
Verna Plotner Geo. Ed ...... 1910
Ernest w. Peterson (Wm) :. 1.52O
Thos. e. Blockson (SamueD :. 1850
Bernard Brown "a. c. ..... 1000
Geneve II. Carey UI. CD .,..1,5lO
Estela II. Caster (M. S. .... 1.I5O
Mary c. Chapman OR. Ed 80. LILO
Helen e. CochreI &C. W. .... LILO
Thelma Caskey (AlberD ..... 1880
Newton ID. Cunningham CT. NJ 400
Raymond b. Cole (s. E) -. 1880
Margaret Cusic( John) .... 1910
Mcrrett f. Cobb Jr.. (M.) 80. 1880
Geo. II. Curfus (John ........ 1850
Mildred Carey &C. ID .......s 1,19O
Minnie ,,OffV ((,pO 1qn
Herel II. Craner Crank F.) :. 1880
Clifford =. Campbell (I1. S. :. 1,27O
Clarice Cochran &C. L. ..... 1000
Robert e. Conley (Chas) -. 1850
Ellen Il. Creasap (J. W. 80. 1880
Edwag Dripps (Walter) ........ 1880
Edgar DeWoif (DeLoss) 80. 1870
Ruth A. Drollinger Lewis) :. 1870
Catherine McPeek (H. b ..28lO
Margaret f.. Haberman (P. J,) $500
Willard G. Lefland (Willard) $500
Lillian Louise Myers Harry 4,79O
Paul Frye (Raymond) ..... 4,32O
Desda M. Winters (Henry) 80. 1890
Elizabeth L. Pace &C. F) ...65lO
cleo Gamble Is. Ed ........,. 2,060
Lorana Zuck (T F.) .,..... l,s3O
Mary I. Wilson tMr,) ann. 1000
C. Jolly CW. WI .......... 1890
Ruth /. Gelbaugh (J. Ed =. 1870
James w. Smith q. P) ..... 12lO
Dwight Foreman P. F) ...., 1910
Ruth Jacoby &c. L.) 49,. 1880
Lillian DIETRICH (Fred) ......., 1850
sheldon B. Emery (Chas) :. 1890
Mary Hughes (Frank) ......, 1910
Baby Huber IF. AD ...,... 1910
Baby Allen (F. R) ....,..... 1890
Baby Cass (H. Ed ......... 1920
Baby Crowmer q. ED ...... ITO
Baby Jacoby IN. ID ........ 1890
Jno. Evans (Dan) ..,,,.,.... 1880
Darrell DeLong (Wiuis) ...... LILO
Vera N. Gallehern Or. % 49,. l,460
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Moral.

Lenole Martin (H, Al 1880
Bernice Cochran (Thomas) :. 1890
Gertrude DeRoche (H, Al 80. 1900
Opal Burley (John) ......... 1910
Gertrude McCarley (John) 80. Ito
Gertrude Parker (PearD 80. LOO
Lawrence Postal &C. H.) 80. 1860
Cloice Messenger (Harry) -. 1900
clifford Struffer &C. Ed 80. 1850
Paul Cline &C. c. ....... 270
Mildred Harmon (Icugene) :. 1890
Alice Warner (Marlon) ...... 1000
Crystal Conley (Asa) ........ 1.24O
Maybelle Richards Harry >. 1850
Ltwis Fulton (William) ..... 1000
Wilbur Giles (Edward) ...... 1890
Helen Harvey IL. HI ...... 090
Blanche Ferguson &C. W. -. 1850
Ralph Jolley (Geo.) ........ 1.470
Wilbur Sandridge &C.. M -. Lao
paul Butcher (J, A. ........ 1920
Hazel M. Brooks (Fred) .... 1240
Clarls l.. Hickman (R) .....2,410
Vern ID. Deal (Wm.) ...,.... 1,200
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-25
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Esther Stout (Sherman) ...... 1,45O
Lawrence Carey (Morris) -. $50
Otis Jones (Mrs. Lucy ...1.160
Emily Hickman (Walter) -. 1.420
Kathleen Carey. (Walter) -. 1.15O
Ralph Bauer Qsaac) ........ 1920
Robert Bauer (CrofD $500. 1,180
La Verne Wilson, (Elmer) -. 1850
Avanelle Kannel Lulu) ...... 1000
Ruth Hoch. (Clfford) ...,.. 1890
Mabel Balm (Wm) ......... 1880
Helen Deal (James) ........ 1890
Iva Zieg Geo. J) ............ 1860
LaVerne Setter (Jacob) ...... 1880
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-25
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Ralph Il. Emmons (J. E.) 49,. 1890
Harker Thomas (E. E) 1.42o'
Ralph Mishior (H. M ........ 1900
carelton Vipden &C. iH) 49,. 1.gso
Esta Pfeiffer (Joe) ...,..... 1.aso
Josephine Forty (Harry) u. 1850