INDIANS Floyd P. Bailey, who grew Short Sketch of C.W. Richards" by
up in Clarks Hill, relates that the farm Mrs. W.A. Coyner.
The place always yeilded quite a lot
which we think of as Dr. Bruce A.
of stone age relics. Becoming
Coyner's was once an Indian
interested at an early age Clyde
settlement which covered
learned
the surveying trade from his
approximately 60 acres. In a low area
father and was employed by farmers
on this spot are 5 or 6 springs which
feed a small pond of very clear water. on drainage work. During this
(About the tum of the century the
drainage work Mr. Richards paid
Richards -family operated an ice house workmen for any Indian relics which
using the pure water from the pond.)
they might find. During his life time
he became an ardent student of Indian
Samuel Richards who surveyed the
culture, accumulating a very large
original plat of Clarks Hill, was the
father of Clyde Richards. Clyde found collection of artifacts which were later
donated to the Tippecanoe County
many Indian artifacts on the family
museum.
farm and became quite a collector of
From the inventory of Richard's vast
such until his death in Oct. 1934.
Following is an excerpt from "A .
collection are listed a few of the items
~~~""'!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!--"--"--"--"--"-~--"~""'!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!"""-r-~~r----"""I
found on the
.;~
family farm.
A ceremonial
),"
stone-granite
pestle & mortar;..
•.
Mound Builders
! slate pipe-arrow
head
straightener-a
pipe native to
Nova Scotia
Indians..........-.z....1 TomahawkButterfly stoneknife-flint
arrowheads-flint
used for fire
making-spearshammer-turtle
scraper-war
points-drills-over
a thousand arrow
& spear pointsMound Builders
axes-an armletthrowing stones
and slate tool.
~
--. __... _
\"'--.
.,'_. _--,..
(
)
""
- yi
/
. _....J. _.f.
"-.
.
://
I,
. ~-'-- ~
C. W.Richarm' map.
Showing towns in eximmce before 1840 and Indian l'eSenres.
Miamis (Twightwees) the strongest tribe before the coming of the whites (1664) .Weas and
Piankeshaws were of this tribe.
Pottawatomies came west from Lake Michigan 1134'or 35, took a large part of the county.
Shawnees (Lemi-Lanapes) came from south west Ohio. Longlois & Tecumsea were of this tribe.
Kickapoos-PO\ttawatomies gave the sight of Prophets Town to Tecumsea.
C. W. Richards material courtesy of F.P. Bailey.
3<r9
Information and photo came in
after the chapter was completed.
~cilla McDole Roberts was
_ post-mmress from 1917 - 19Z3~
\
courtesy of Gol~ Smith De~,<>y. _
Message on Egg Brings
Reply From N:Hampshi!"e
A. year ago last April,
~
A better photo of Frank Hammel· postmaster}was
d9~&!~~ by. Ruth l:'I~anunel '
~~ ~. -----
,qlj
Miss Frances
Bowles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bowles, residing west at town
sold a basket of eggs to L. B. McNutt.
On one of the eggs Miss Bowles wrote
her name and the town she lived in.
Mr. McNutt sold the eggs to the Fear~
Campbell Co., and they. were shipped
east. A few wAeks later Miss Bowles
received a letter from Benjamin Altman,
asking her to correspond with him.
He is in the merchant tailoring business
.at Meredtih, N. H., and the letter said
that he was 20 years old. Several letters
were exchanged between the two parties
. who have never seen each other, and a
: few weeks ago an exchange of pictures I
! was made.
Miss Bowles is a student 'in
. the Clarks Hill high school, and it was
reported she was engaged to the young
business man in New Hampshire. She
said that she is too young to marry and
that there is nothing ronlatic in the·
~
. - .:.; ~ft\MA BERRY -CLARK
message carried on the shell of the egg.
She says she enjoys corresponding with
Emma Berry Clark came to this town as_the bridE! of William C, Clar~
Mr. Altman butea)'s it is' not a love I anhe age of t'r~~ HerS-' dren-a-re -rawren~L:...':!.arry, Edna;c'!.llby
affair. ~
f, Ernest and lohn
-_ '
I
Halloweeners Run Amok In Clarks Hill
.., This is not a !lc::~ne of tornado dam:tge. as you may ~USPH't. but ralhu the ",&('hinations of
Hc.lIo\\een pranksters in elarh Hill. The pictun shows a part of the debris l';hich Iittued the
Clarks Hill business sH'tion l!lIst Sunday morninR. The bU';IY is )ler('hrd alo!J the marquee of the
Re;ral Store. The (arm KaleJil at right c.enter for nrd pan of a large !len ,,-hich the pranksters h~d
set up in the middlf!' of the street, complete with li'-~l()('k. Part of the rubble had b«n cleared at
the time this photo 'ns laken br Ebert Richardson of the Richardson Studio.
Above: Lafayette Joumal & Courier 1948. courtesy of Hal
Cia.
Left: Noble Liner, marshal for many years. courtesy of
Phillip Liner.
Bottom: The Thomtown Telephone Co. instaIlins the new
siren for tornado alerts. courtesy of the town hall._
1~9/~
_NIJVEmb6/C., 6
. '" ,.~";~··~l;~';~~
FERTILE EG-G&,SPOIL I
IN BOT 'WEATHER
.,
I,WOSTER' NOi.v..
. -t;."':"o\t>o:-,
BETTER PRICES:·
EGGS. s'WAT :_THE"'"
NOW. .....::. ::'_!~~~i~ft:~J~f!j~
sw A r TBE ROOSTER.
TBE FLY: BETTER 'EGGS ~i
PRICES HIGB,_' .i..'r,>t:';'';>:~!)~:~~
. . ;'" FEAR-CAMPBELIi'CO'::;',(~
c"<.
:~~'(t;: '';:;f.'~:~ :'~f~i:'~~:~':Jj) ~:f,;:i~'3
CI~rkS':' Hilf el~ec~'
tS-,----,
.. -::c-a:~·.·:.:~:.
l~.
te:---'';'-=--in-'
....;~.
:;"'"~---'--'~"
,..
~ARVIS'
·f
-.
'.
"""'J~,.,
:."
,',..: ...•' . ': .. ~ks;.up:;fO~:.
.'
";.
i
~e.-town ,of'CI~r~
Journal and Courier .:-'
','~. . ... ',""'I' Hill and be th~re for alFthe peoo:.
~ CLA;RKS. HILL - For the fir:st· pIe,!' sh~·~J~.1.i<., y,.' ,;,. i'
bme m TIppecanoe County. tus··'.' Laughn~:ilt~~.~Pe9 -Ivy.-?T~,4t
tory, a write-incandidate won.'·I~~!,,;·:.~La1ay-ettc%· .. wtiere·:she:-"'studied:
~;Sher:yl Laughner, an in7 ,.business .matlrtand' human 'rela·'
dependen~, won ~e to~ cJ~~~~,tions.· She~~~.~o.hner employee of
treasurer s racem her first at· ." 'Balik One·m'~f~yette. i,y'.< fc;~ . l
'~r.nPt at public .office.~h~:re:.-'!.'·;' Sh~~~'~~i!r.rj~-~"!O .Byronc·Laugh71
ceIved· ,65 ·votes~ m:"a~. Wee.;way.,,:;'nerj, ;a~~nten WIth Hagerman
race. '
... ,
,'
"COnstruction .~COi; They> are:.'~ i
:The votes for, the other candi· pa(ents:;;,~~tqree:. ·childreni':·Gar~
dates: Democrat Kelly Davis, 34,. land,. 13, Dustin,jl0; and Jamie, 7. ':
and RepJJbli~an Karen Lyman ,26,.,..., ' J,.aughnernas ,been a..reside.nt of
"I just want to help keep the ,Clarks Hill four years.
' ,:1' I~ "r'
By BYRON
J
,
.
'"
~~~~-
"~I /=~
~ ~ " ::.:
Little Am ·1915 Clarks Hill News
Below: Photo of the Chub Hill News building which'
was received after the chapter was complete. Shown are I
George Ryan (L) and Lanny Bewsey. courtesy of
___ Johanna Ry~~w~
T'HE CL·ARKS-..,HIl.:L-, NE-·WS~
i • ._.
~.:
I
•
o. .
~
•. . t
1 J.
~.,A.N; n'llPSPBNUBNT.,'N EWSP AP6R~:~
~ ~.:
.
'.
."
',""'"
...
Sunday, April 8.
Sunday School at 10,00 a. m.
Preaching Service at 11:00 a. m.
, Epworth League at' 6:30 p. m.
Preaching Service at 7:30 p. m.
Lillian Loveless ~ill' lead the
worth League Sunday night,
. The paolor'B ~heme for the dB}'
"W'ilI You Not Become a Christian?'
Rev. Frank Beal, PaBlo.
" " 'I
left; George Ryan-right, Lanny Bewsey. courtesy of Johanna Ryan Swain.~
402
'
H. E,: CHURCH NOTES
\ 86 Ii
I.
Front Ro\\--Kenncth Snyder. Edward Kirkpatrick. Arthur Davis. Ora Fee, David Summerfield.
Back RO\v-Coach 11r. \"anscoyoc. Leroy Rusk. Philip Swanson. \Valter Baer.
~19~2~4~C=H=HS Baetball Team which layed in the old CH Mfg. Co. gym. colU'tesy 0 Hal
Chat.
1904-05 81011 SCIIOOL roorIIlLL t'IAII
cURts RItt, flilIlD
tal'"
(L ~o R)
5ImlQ: Omlh C.-pbell, Ilan.,er; fled. ~l, c'llwr, CI.... t.ftIo.., QurWrbeckJ
Zl., W,
Trobor TOWl" WI J . . . lIere.., T.ekh.
DlIUIO. 8111 lrbef\ll~. Guard; n..,.d BeUoy, Teckh, 'rw n_,u, Oun, leui' 511affer, W.
5TlIllIIll: Lann1a Pa~anOJ\. Guard; Lorin Coa, Relrbec:k; ChretlCe Lane, Relrbec:k, Be" loYah. ., h1Ibec:tl
U.,. BryUl\, Ind.
We.,
'nits w_ nl ne\or1ous 09er Le1..,.no .".
Le'.,.cw .... loU . .I,. . . . ._
lehool'l f1rlt b.lketb.ll ta. v•• or'Ul1.ed 111 1905 UAder Coec:h Irnel~ 5\oa~.
ta fOllr yean.
'DIe
courtesy of Ed Loveless.
.: OO1'e"F.mily- MftlilJeft·
;~ Famoa_~ MjrliaJ1J!nI
K-,.-- '..
-.
The famoo. Martial BaIId. ....
wid.l,. kno,,", lfTOUP of ~
~ ..... mad.. up of membera fill
th<! Moon famil,..
lams a
MOOM!. father. . . . . . ...eer ....
ti.t with th.. fife. aIld MnM 1ft
th<!. Ciril Wu ill thia eaPMtt7
with th.. Uth ~m@!lt, Co. Co
m. ki 111" up th<! umt hoeJalIad
IJ'Tin .\1'oore. Gil
aBd J'roaftk
Hammel on th.. ana.... and W. B.
){oore.
drum.
Tlle7_
""lied IIJ>OTl to pl.,. far all ~
of ... lIi..... l"lrtl...., ",,'..mU- ucl
aoci.l funmon. and ~ •
~t clMI of poJXIlarity.
Oth......
b....
Rae.,.
Culver Servia
A cartoon of 1877 (notice the date), "Terrors of
the Telephone." Such "terrors H were more fully
realized in our modern radio
X-ray for pink cheeks.
Cookies
·
==--------
----:--:-------""'------"'------One and one-half cups sugar, one cup lard or butter, four andone-half cups flour, one level teaspoon soda, two eggs and two tea-;
spoons baking powder. Beat eggs in cup with fork and riose cup out:
with six tablespoons water.
-Mrs. F. A. Yeaman.
Doughnuts
_ Slit together four oups flour, three teaspoons Royal baking pow- ,
del'. In.a pan beat two eggs, add une cup milk, three tftbleilpoons!
sugar, pmch of salt,half grated nutmeg and two cooking spoons smok-,
ing hot lard. Mix with flour and roll about one-fourth inch thick cut I
with doughnut cutter and let stand one-half hour. Care should be'
{taken in handling aud do not get too stiff.
-Blanche Daugherty.
· To Fry Apples ~-
·
Place in skillet o-n-e-t;-e-a--s-p-o-o-n--;l:-a-r'd:-,-o-n-e---;-t-ea-sp-o-o-n-b~u.,.t-;-te-r-,----;-;th;-r-e-e-o-r
· four tablespoons Karo corn syrup, one-half cup sugar, pinch of salt.
I Cut apples in halves and remove cores.
Place halves down in hot .
., syrup, put on back of stove and cook until tender.
:>Waffles~- -.-,.~--. , .
_ ..,Mrs~J.ois Kirkpatricl£,:=, :..
0
Beat the yolks of three eggs until light; then acid one pint milk,.
three cups flour and one teaspoon salt. Give the whole a good beatiJ;lg; then add a teaspoon melted butter, and last the whites of eggs
!. beaten to a stiff froth, and ·two heaping teaspoons baking powder. '
! Have the waffle-iron thoroughly heated, and greased with melted suet.
\ Turn the iron several times so that every crevice will be greased. Open
it, pour in the batter, close the iron, turn it over, and bake the waffles
until they are a golden-brown.
.-Mrs. Kate Loveless.
Potato Pancakes
.--------~-------------­
.
If a few spoonsful of mashed potatoes are left put in pancakes,
"if half a dishful make uotato pancakes. Take one or two eggs, beat
o' separat.ely, put yokes with potatoes, add one cuP. milk, one cup flour
, with one teaspoon Royal baking powder, and whites of eggs..
~...,
~.
~~.~
.
._ '.
~_
-Mrs.oJ. M. Zion.
0
IPumpkin Pie'
~--=""-=--=---:::::=-= ---==========~
One cup pumpkin after it is run through colander, one-fourth
cup sugar, pinch of salt, a dash of ground spice, one egg and one cup
orice milk. Sprinkle lightly over top with spice. Bake in rich pastry.
- - . . , .
-Mrs. Ada McDole.
From 1914 Royal Cookbook, cow1:esy of Mary F. Strain.
40~
Many people have aBed what w. in the time capsule in the C.H. gym comer stone. A ftat tin box
taken from the stone. (The honow place tor it can be seen in the comer stone which remains on
the school lot) On papers written in pencil were children's & teacher's names. They were in bad
shape and are gone. The only surviving article fro the box Will a 1926 • 21 b.ketball schedule with
ack. On the lower page, top right, a reduced copy is seen which shows the weather damage. The 6
pieces shown full size were painted so the rmmbers & letters would show. The other two are ads
from • very old Claab Hill News.
Will
-'_.--~-=---~'-~-"~---""'"
----------:1
General Merchandise
UAllIn and RADIO S.(JI'I'UI2S
F~
Ii>.
HA4~R
Clarks HiO.
ludiaM
.~
.-=-..t ..
~~'....o-....I..Oit.,\lo.' ---.-.ollt----.---.....,..:..-::;..~.;.. . ..:...':...d,.;.l·".::;:~:.;;.,··.:...· - - J
Dr', A" L. P~terson " FARMERS BANK.
'of Clarks Hill
\TE:r~HINA~IAN ,
Phone 12i
('larks Hill. Incl.
,
MIX,.,
.
,~6usnh:ss Wl;l'l1.
PLEM;U!~f
...:.......:..,'., . . .
~
Unt.~et
O~t.I!~
NQ¥
Ball Sched tile
.J't 'u IlJl' r ry-'r1tcr p
S-llllcJ;
Crcl'\,-lLcl~·. .
Ja"I,~lIn TWII. (Clllltt)'(l'
l;oul\t~· )-Th('ffi
I'Wv 12- ,f"";'lfll'x-Thrrc
~"'" f9-,lal'l<S'1l11 '1' \I' p. -Thl'TU
Noy .",
:';Alter Drug Store
IS FOH YO.IJ-;-
c: k. H. S.
CJarl.s Hill,
'. -
I.,
"'POIW: GAllS. TI:LJCi\S
'.' ... TI:ACT01:S
.2'
l~lo,idiltc-,"hur~
lIec . ~-"9-I,f&\ ·llere
D£>c. ~~lodn1ell-Uere
ue~.:I'l-Gllldik1l5
Gurtll:r-IlCN'
.Inn '7.....,.('.l.ddeJI8
CorlJ~r--lI('rc
Jail'. ~ --Sadttl.. n.-.H~c
.Tan t<i-Sncbnn
(C1 i II Wn
.C<':.tlulf) l~r&
Ja-t1 ~1~W!k' CreeJr>--11'her~
lIi1h 2b-~!l~tj 'f•• U(]1ilntent
Tlt.....
.'
+-~toJb~.-Ikr.e
Pffi 11-W6a"-lt~ri!.
lB~\" .. nillke-t1l1rl!
rl·h 2~-,,'3"'Jl~k"'cll---'rrl('r~
}l'et.
n>!\.
Pen %& -\lJiJti~]h\l"e
"',
STATEDAN1(
of Clarks Hill
'.SE1~Wt;~ , ~.-:"
WAIWEN OIL CO.
Lal'a)'cUtc, Indiana
1
TONSOIUAf. WOR¥.
-".-
1I1dillna
----~----
•
Chlfks Hill Motor Co..~
Clarks Hill/:<;":
:~i':'~ Inajal'a
.....':":1.;£.:'."1 ¥ -~ .. ~.
Cllrrkil niH.
S<>c tls Bdo ...· Ynu Buy
AT
(; H.\IN--..:..cOA.J..;~FEEU
WBLOOJ\l'R~ 'YOlJ .. FOD YO]JI:'
n
Uuy Texaco Gasoline
DOANE&HILLIS
Smith Batber Shop
A~
A
Indiana
·NlW 21l.--i\l"or1'or- I.lj!rc
l'jol'•
'CLARKS 'HILL'
. MOTOR CO
,..
~:-
.
~';GJ~it'({s Hill
:~':1;':
"L~mber Co:·.'
~'::' EYlmY1'IJlNG TO BUll~1l
"
,
..
• I'iV EI{YTIII N(;
. 'y
C1hrlud!jW:,~,L.;r.;;,' ,:,' India'1~,:,
--.2~'*.
i~P'~d'ffg
.,
_ ~.• '
Milligetll Store
MELVlNAR.NDT
Cf.N 1~'hA bJ\mHt:H A NIHSV.
J\NH CANDY
r.eREB.AI. TRUU~Il.t;
·(.1l1£k$\ Hilt.
IJ\diana'
yOur palmna'!!e ~iU
1>6
;tpnfccllIlt'I'"
f~lurliT.
Hill,
111(liaDll,
PETERS()N'S
Spalding
RES'rAURAN'l'
Sporting Goods
Alll:llys
WltlCIIII)I'S
YIIII
COl\,M. I.lND ~~Nr \\'\'111
(J"r\4.~ J-UlhlJlIl.
For Every Sport
E. V. l)AVIS
])ECKER BROS.
"\11 Kinds of Frt'sh 'and
l~j)I.\N.\
L,\ F.\ YETTI,;,
N SI'UI:T~ A!\11 ChEAN
1-1 \1:\ (; ~IA 1\ ES ItlTT Ell
IlIJY~
'TllIli"lI:1
Hill,
J. H. Hobbs & Sons
A:\11 (;IIIJ.S
('Iatb lIill
BEN L()VELESS
j\lfC()r:~II('I\ alld
(I I,: E1:J
;~Ild
ill
),·1
IIH'
IlIdia,,"
Dr. H. l\.1. l\'lll gg,
M. D' r Phg,
:--:r.
1'1I~·SIt:I.-\N alld SUI~bE:ON
1'\\1'1.1:\1 Li:i\T:-i
('"",.,
('111'<'"
1\1 E ,\ 'I' S
('I"rh~
L:I~E:
US
('1,,1'1'1- lIill. III,L
"Ii!)w
PARVIS & SON
C~rtVROL~T
liM/Hnr·SHOP.
AND RETURN
:\lipl'('dal{',. "0111' l'1llrOIl:ll;t:
dut~ II ill,
Hill,
i 4.
.
Send lor list. Enclose
slamp. Enameling and re
palrinl{. Wm, VanderpooL
"26 E. Wash. St., Ind'plis
DR. TAFT'S ASTHl\IAI,ENE
A§THMA CUR E 0
I
.11l~"II,1
,
$20-$25-95.96 Style.
Slightly U.Old,
-
TO
)'''11
+11~ f'C\\ all" 1t1'[t!I1'
C1:llk~
.FROM CLARKS HILL
$
Never Fall••
" en ypur":1J reS8. WeW1l1mBU&lr141b"ttlefRt'E
DR. TAFT BR.OS••• 5 EI.. St" Kocbester, N. Y.
L
-=--.r/
Its Cau!?e and Cure.
How to live free from
RHEUMATISM
Disease. New blood re-creates tired,
worn,out human beings,
book sent free on application,
Write lor the
NUTRIENT TREATMENT CO"
IVITALITY
Corner of Delaware and Ohio StS.,
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
Hnll (,0 1.'olerlo nod thence hy the U1R~niflcl\nt litrf'nln~
of the Detruit nnd CleH~laDd NnvBgfHiou Co., Recross
Lul<o Erh,. through Dotroit Andl St. Clnir H.i\'OI'9 uod up
tho entire longLh or Lake Huron to 'Mackinac.
Ticlcot'llood )eovioll St, Loul. Soptember ,lth, 1908. Boat
leaves Toledo SaturdAy moroir.~, ~optl:lmhcr 5th. Good 1'0·
tU"llin~ until fieptcmher 15th.
For sleepio~ enr berths.
f:ltnlorOOlllS and borths all the stellll1Ars find nil intonuatioD
apply to
VV. E. VV ALTERS,
r-a-L-O-V-E-R-'
Jf'g-6"'.
LEAF Toledo St. Louis & Western
ROU'I'E
Clarks Hill, Indiana.
•
Anna Marie Tutheroh Allison, W. Laf.
Devon Alter, Burlington
Margaret Stingley Altic, Clarks Hill
Floyd P. Bailey, Lafayette
Sarah Miller Barath, Calf.
Margaret Clark Biesecker, Clarks Hill
Dick and Mike Booher, Clarks Hill
Ruth Anna Clark Bowles, Clarks Hill
Elizabeth Bryant, Clarks Hill
Hal & Betty Clark, Clarks Hill
Ruby Clark, Clarks Hill
Victoria Fitzgerald Cook, Va.
Everyone at Crop-Mate
Jean Ann Coyner Crum, Oklo
Herschel Daugherty, Calf.
Mildred Davidson, Clarks Hill
Rosemond Van Allen Davis, Calf.
Don & Carolyn Davis, Clarks Hill
Goldyn Smith DeBoy, Az.
Ed & Wanda Devaney, Clarks Hill
Bob & Marjorie Downing, Clarks Hill
Helen Peterson Dunbar, Lafayette
Roberta Morin Edwards, Az.
Dave Eutsler, Linden
Duane Fidler, Clarks Hill
Ethyl Fidler, Clarks Hill
Francis & Lucile Fidler Clarks Hill
Wilber & Jeanette Fidler, Clarks Hill
Laurabelle Loveless Findlay, elks Hill
Lloyd Fisher, Clarksville, In.
Phyllis Parvis Fitzgerald, Lafayette
Jan Smith Gick, RR Lafayette
Helen Grove, Frankfort
Ruth Hammel, Lafayette
Duane Heaton, Skysville, Md.
Frances Heaton, Clarks Hill
Billie Hill, Frankfort
Rod Hodgen, Clarks Hill
Marjorie Smith Hodgen, Darlington
Russell Hodges, Clarks Hill
Steve Holladay, Clarks Hill
Howard & Janet Hudelson, Frankfort
Dale Johnson, Clarks Hill
Eugene & Lydia Johnson, Clarks Hill
Patty Johnso!! ~lacker_,tClark~ Hill'
Laura Bolwes Johnson, Clarks Hill
Anita Lane Kaiser, Indianapolis
Sheryl Laughner,Clarks Hill
Cathleen Fitzgerald Levin, Bremen,
Germany
Phillip & Juanita Lister, Clarks Hill
Byron Loveless, Clarks Hill
Ed & Jean Loveless, NV
Herbert Loveless, SC
Hattie Loveless Mann, Clarks Hill
John Marks, Clarks Hill
Paul Marks, Clarks Hill
Mary Belle Stevens Mason, Lafayette
John Michalke, Thorntown
Betty Gochenour Moss, Bringhurst
Ruby Parks, Lafayette
Byron Parvis, Lafayette
Karen Patchett, Frankfort
Odis Perkins, Clarks Hill
Laura Bowles Peterson, Clarks Hill
Jan Heaton Peterson, Clarks Hill
Joe Peterson, Clarks Hill
Fred Priest, Clarks Hill
Doris Rees, Clarks Hill
Jared Ream, Clarks Hill
Raymond Scanlon, Clarks Hill
Bruce & Janette Smith, Colfax
Rowena Mugg Smith, Az.
Bruce Stark, Stockwell
Peggy Dunbar Stingley, Clarks Hill
Dave & Martha Stevenson, Clks. Hill
Mary Frances Strain, Greencastle
Bill Stultz, Thorntown
Johanna Ryan Swain, Indianapolis
Bob & Janet Summerfield, Clarks Hill
Morris &-MalY-" L~velesscThompson, _C H___
TV 18, W. Lafayette
'.Richard & Shirley VanAllen,Clks.Hill
Marsha Wallace, Clarks Hill
Raymond Weaver, Clarks Hill
Max Wheeler, Clarks Hill
Howard & Juanita Wright, Clarks Hill
Ree Wright, Clarks Hill
Margeret Zink, Clarks Hill
"What have we done with their town?"