A & P Grocery, 96, 2:14

A & Y Home Appliance, 08, 2:13

A Beautiful Flower Display, 08, 4:3

A Freshman's First Day, Violet C. Neher, 05, 2:12-14

A Thriving Industry, 08, 4:3

Abbott, (James) Jim, 02, 1:4;

  Roy, 02, 4:14

Abbott, George, 10, 4:10

Abbott, James Sr. and George, 02, 1:4; 02, 2:2-3,8,10

Abbott, James, 92, 3:2

Abbott, Paul, 08, 1:8

Abbott, Squire, 11, 2:2

Able, Virginia, 07, 2:8

Abshire, Abraham, 97, 1:14

Abstracts of Title, Irreplaceable key to early residents, 90, 3:10

Abstracts, finding, collection for historical society, 93, 3:14

Ace Hardware, Ivan Little, 95, 3:9-10;  08, 1:12; artifacts from Dave Tranter, 12, 3:14

Acme School, 97, 3:12-13

Adams, Dr.  Parks & Paula, 01, 4:2-3

Adams, Dr. Parks, Preservation Group, (Rice House), 04, 1:1-2; 05, 3:3-4; 09, 2:8

Adams, Jake, 95, 3:10

Adams, James R.C., “On George and Julia Gaddis", 91, 2:10-12, 13, 15

Adams, Jim, 11, 3:9

Adams, Paula, 84, 1:4, Parks, Paula, 84, 3:9

Adams, R.T., 11, 2:10

Addigton, Jonathan, Blacksmith,

  12, 4:9

Adelphian Literary Society, 85, 4:6-9

Advertisers "As You Like It,", 1904, 02, 1:7-9

Africa (Wood) School, 85, 3:7

African-Americans, Two Who Endured, 91, 4:13-14

Aged and Much Traveled Cookie,

  86, 3:4-5

Aggregated Census Data for Businesses, 12, 2:10

Agnew, Ralph, 07, 2:7

Airgood, Gladys, Servia, first 50 years, 86, 3:7

Airport, see North Manchester Airport

Aker, Ralph, 08, 2:9

Al Crow's barbershop, 08, 4:5

Albright, Mary, 09, 1:8-9

Alemanni, Evelyn, AIB judge,

  08, 4:1-3

Alexander, Veril, 87, 1:14

Alexandria Marble Co., 06, 4:10

Allen, George L. 02, 2:12

Allen, Max & Sally, 1993 photo,

  07, 2:1

Allen, Max, 07, 2:13; 2:1-4

Allen, Max, 96, 4:2; Max & Sally, Stefan & Edith Kaufman, 99, 4:8-14; organization of NMHS, 00, 4:10-14; 01, 1:9-11

Allen, Max, Sara (Mertz) "On the Life and Paintings of Daniel Garber", 87, 1:1-5; "Orpha J. Weimer", 92, 2:10: Sara, Max, 95, 1:8-9

Allen, Sally, 09, 2:13, 2:1-4

Allen, William Melvin & Eurilla Clara Fry, 07, 2:2

Alsap, John, United Brethren clergyman, 12, 4:9

Amberg, Russell, "Sam", 06, 4:9-10, 08, 1:13

Ambitious Agenda Faces Society,

   89, 1:4-5

Ambridge, Charles, Unsung Hero,

  86, 4:14-15

Ambridge, Sandra Lee, 10, 4:4

American Express Company, 84, 3:4; 06, 2:8

American Hotel, 92, 3:2, 93, 3:13-14

American Legion, photo, 02, 2:1

American Shoe Rebuilders, 08, 2:9

American Standard Corp. (Peabody), 90, 4:4

Americana Shoppe price list, 96, 4:13-14; Americana Gift Shoppe, items available, 12, 3:11

Amiss, Barbara, Americana Shoppe, 04, 1:3

Amiss, Bob, 10, 1:5

Among the Giants, Barbara Miller Neher, 97, 2:14

Andersen, Jeanne, 2001 House Tour, 02, 1:6; 2003 house tour, 04, 1:4-10

Anderson, Caroline, 07, 3:10

Anderson, Charlie, 85, 1:9

Anderson, Daniel & Jeanne, 89, 4:7-8

Anderson, John, 92, 3:6; Stockdale, 94, 2:6

Annual business meeting, 2001, 02, 1:5; annual report on museum,

  03, 1:5

Annual Fund donations, 2010, 11, 1:12-13

Annual Fund Drive contributors, 2011, 12, 1:12-13

Annual fund drive, 2011, 12, 1:12-13

Annual meeting, Church of the Brethren 1878, 85, 1:2

Antiques Appraisal, during Harvest Festival, 12, 3:12

Antiques of Northern Wabash County, 90, 2:7-13

Anvil's ring, 96,  2:2

Argerbright & Gift cigar makers, 08, 4:11-12

Argerbright, Mary Ann, 08, 4:10

Argerbright, Solomon A., 88, 2:11; 88, 4:12; 98, 1:1; 08, 4:10-11

Argie's Beauty Shop, 08, 4:4

Armey, Maurice, 08, 4:5

Armstrong Electric & Appliance Sales, 07, 2:11

Arnold Corp. 07, 3:14

Arnold, Amos, 09, 1:5

Arnold, Frazier, 11, 2:7-9

Arnold, Jesse, 88, 4:11

Arnold, Susannah Snep, 09, 1:7

Arnolt Corporation, 08, 1:10

Arnolt Motor Company, 88, 1:14

Arthur & Watkins, 06, 3:6

Arthur, Gene, 08, 1:14

Arthur, Thad, Clem, 86, 4:4

Arthur's Photography Shop, 08, 1:14

Articles of incorporation, 07, 2:13

Artist-Blacksmith's Association of America, 96, 2:1

As You Like It, advertisers, 1904 MHS publication, 02, 1:7-9

Aschliman, Elmer, 08, 2:13;  91, 4:11

Assembly of God, see Sweetwater

Atlas of Wabash County, 1875,

  03, 2:1-3

Atlas, 03, 3:1-14

Aubenaube, Chief, 94, 2:7

Aughinbaugh, Amanda Melvina,

  08, 1:4, 6

Aughinbaugh, B. William. (George Washington), Charlie C., Duff, Effie B., Franklin M., Hattie, A., Ida A., John R., Lucy, Mary Alice, Orpha Ellen, 08, 1:6

Aughinbaugh, Henry P., 08, 1:6;

  08, 1:4, 6

Aughinbaugh, John, 08, 1:4-6

Aughinbaugh, John, Tavern Keeper,

 12, 4:9; 12, 4:12

Aughinbaugh, Susanna Sieple,

  08, 1:4, 6

Auglaize Village, 10, 2:6

Auker, Hank, 95, 4:4

Auker, Tobias, 95, 3:15

Ault, D., photographer, 93, 1:9

Aunt Mary, Mary Smith Winger, 90, 1:12-14

Authors from N. Manchester, 09, 2:6

Auto Tire Shop, 09, 1:13

Auto, Leedy Motor, 87, 3:8-10; first Buick/Pontiac dealer, NM, 94, 1:13-14; On the Road in 1929, 95, 1:8-9

Baber General Store, 95, 4:2-3

Baer, Sam A., 06, 3:8

Baggott, Ralph, 09, 3:15; 09, 4:10

Bagwell, Lois, 92, 1:1

Bagwell, Mary Alice, 10, 4:4

Bain Wagons, 10, 2:4

Baker blacksmith shop, 08, 2:11

Baker Mr. & Mrs. Tom, 84, 1:1

Baker, Bill, 07, 3:5

Baker, Bill, Clara (Miller), Margaret Baker (Mrs. George Leonhard), Richard & Sally (Nichols), 88, 1:2

Baker, Fred, 02, 1:10

Baker, L.B., 08, 2:1

Baker, Lucile, 90, 1:12

Baker, Mr., wind engine, 08, 4:8

Baker, Mrs. Goldie, 85, 2:10

Baker, Noah, 08, 4:5

Baker, William, 08, 2:11

Bakery, It Was Fun at Grandpa's, 86, 3:12-13

Baldwin Handle Factory, 86, 2:3

Baldwin Tool Works, 02, 2:1

Baldwin, A. Ferne, President's Message, 91, 2:9; "Hoosier Lawyer Becomes Vice-President", 92, 4:1-5; "President Sets Some Goals for 1992", 92, 1:10; 93, 3:15; "The Bureau of Tests and Measurements", 94, 2:9-11; "Central School", 94, 2:11-12; "Famous North Manchester Storms", 94, 2:12-14; "Big Four Depot Fire", 94, 2:14-15; "Earthquakes in Indiana", 94, 3:2-5; "Wabash Erie Canal", 94, 4:1-4; "The Other Trip to Buffalo", 95, 2:10-12;  "Henry S. Hippensteel, Educator", 95, 2:13-14;  "A. Telephone History," 98, 1:4; "The Mighty Teays," 98, 2:8-10; "Lester Binnie", 04, 2:8-10; "Thomas Marshall Birthplace," 04, 3:11; "Louie's Candy Kitchen," 05, 1:9-11

Baldwin, Ferne, 07, 2:14; 3:9-10; 10, 1:5-6

Baldwin, Gladys, 96, 1:14

Ball, Mrs. Charles, 85, 3:3

Ball, Sophia, 10, 4:9

Ballenger, Mary Jane, 10, 4:4

Ballenger, Merritt, 09, 1:11

Ballenger, W.H., 92, 1:7

Ballinger, Daniel, 02, 2:12

Balsbaugh, Dr. G.D., 86, 2:3; 99, 2:14

Balsbaugh, Dr. George K., 90, 1:3; 91, 4:11; 07, 3:12, 08, 2:8

Band concerts, Wednesday night,

   90, 4:5, 9

Banks, Eugene, 96, 2:13;

  W.T., 00, 1:6

Banks, William T. 09, 1:8

Baptist Church, 95,1:7

Barber, Howard, 90, 4:3

Barbershops in NM, 86, 3:7

Bard, Carrie, 05, 2:8

Bare, Sarah, 95, 3:13

Barnes School, 85,3:6

Barnes, Barbara Olinger, 08, 1:10

Barnet, William, 95, 2:15

Barnett, Mrs. Bell, 99, 2:9

Barnhart, Vera, 88,1:7

Baseball, see Play Ball

Bash, Roscoe, 91,4:9

Bashore Feed Store & Hatchery,

  07 3:13

Bashore Feed Store, 06, 4:10

Bashore Filling Station, 07, 3:14

Bashore, Claude L., 06, 4:10;

  07, 3:13

Bashore, S.H., 85, 1:3

Batton, Ralph, 88, 1:6

Batzka, Stephen A., 84, 3:9; 97, 1:13; 07, 3:10; 08, 1:1; 10, 1:5; 09, 2:13; 11, 3:6

Baublit, Lucy Marie, 10, 4:4

Baugher (McCutcheon) School.

  85, 3:6

Baumgarten, Sidney, 08, 2:9

Baumgartner, Herbert H., 06, 4:12

Baxter's Dime Store, 07, 2:5

Bay View Reading Circle (photo),

  86, 4:4-5

Bazzoni, Leon, 08, 3:9

Bazzoni, Mary, 93,1:11,14

Beacon Credit Union, restoration of 1910 opera curtain, commissioning contemporary opera curtain,  

  12, 3:1, 4

Beam, Paul, 99, 3:1; 07, 2:9

Beaman (Beeman),Dr.Z(era) M., 86, 2:3; 86, 4:14; 06, 3:12

Bear Swamp, 03, 2:11

Bear, Adam, Norma Staver, 94, 2:15

Bear, Christena,95, 3:14

Bear, Killing a, 97, 2:8-10, near Acme, 97, 3:14

Bear, Rachel, 08, 3:2

Beard, Wayne, 06, 2:14

Beauchamp, George & Catherine, 90,1:4-6; 90, 3:15

Beauchamp, George, 92,1:2; 94, 2:9

Beauchamp, George, Jr., 09, 4:12

Beauchamp, Mrs. George,

  91, 2:13-14

Bechtelheimer, Mrs. John, 92,1:2

Bechtold, Frederick, J. 08, 2:4

Bechtold, Mrs. Joe, 96, 1:12

Bechtold, Raymond F., 08, 2:4

Beck, June, 88,1:7

Beechly, Emma, 94, 4:14

Beef Ring, Early Farm Coop, E. William Ranck, 86, 3:10-12

Beef Ring, The, Early Farm Coop, (E. William Ranck), 86, 3:10-12

Beeler, Emanuel, 06, 2:6

Beery, Dee, 96, 3:2

Beery, Glen, 84,1:4, blacksmith shops, livery barns, 86, 3:7

Beery, Glen, school consolidation article, 96, 3:1-9; Maurine, 96, 3:6; Beery's Apple Orchard, 10, 1:12

Beery, Irene Hoover, Childhood Episodes, 96, 3:9-14; Special Days and Events, 96, 4:9-13,

  Fred, 96, 3:13

Beery, Maurine, 10, 1:10

Beginnings of the Automobile Era, News-Journal,11, 4:5-6

Beigh, Eliza, 95, 3:13;

  Lyman, 95, 3:13

Beiswonger, Rev. George, 09, 3:11

Belsito Candy Kitchen & Soda Fountain, 06, 1:4

Bemis, Mrs. L.O.( Ruby Olinger),

  85, 2:3

Bender Funeral Home, 06, 4:6; 3:12

Bender Funeral Home, Garrett & Sloan, then Grandstaff & Hentgen, 03, 4:8

Bender, George N., 99, 4:5; 06, 3:12; 08, 3:12

Bender, George, Nina P., Todd B., Bender Funeral Home, 03, 4:4

Bender, Todd, 95, 4:5; 06, 3:12

Benefiel, Oscar, 88, 1:14

Benjamin Franklin Dime Store,

  07, 2:4

Bennett, David, 07, 3:9

Bennett, Pamela, Dir. Ind. Hist. Soc., 07, 3:9-10

Bentley, Charley, cigar maker, Warsaw, 08, 4:12

Benton, Herb, 96, 3:7-8

Bergen, Edgar, 09, 3:9

Berry, Bob, 96, 3:5

Berry, Dale, 02, 4:3

Berry, Mrs. Don, 08, 2:2

Berry, Mrs. Edmund, 84, 1:1

Berry, Thomas, 86, 2:3

Berry, Walter, 87, 1:14

Betton, Charles, 07, 1:10

Betty Jean Beauty Shop, 08, 2:10

Bible School Building, 95, 2:2

Bicewinter (Neiswender), Mary,

  08, 1:6

Bickel, William, 91, 4:9

Bicycle, Columbia ad, photo, 09, 4:11

Big Bake Sale, 11, 3:8

Big Canvas Tent for Chautauqua,

  09, 3:8-9

Big Four, 84, 3:10, Big Four Depot Fire, 94, 2:14-15; Tragedy from Memories of Manchester, 95, 2:4-5; Big Four Railroad, 07, 3:6;  Big Four, New York Central Station, 10, 8, 1:8

Biggest man in Whitley County, (Rays of Light), 95, 3:11-12

Bigler, Phoebe (Mrs. Michael Miller), 97, 2:14

Bilger, Delilah, 95, 3:12

Billings, William E., "Early  History of North Manchester", 86, 4:6-7; "Whistles of Our forefathers", manufacturing industries of NM, 87, 2:1-5; 97, 3:9;  "Liberty Mills & its Proprietor", 88, 1:17-18; "Today's Topics, 35 Years", 88, 4:13-15; "Plank Road and the $500 Bull", 88, 3:6-10; "Silent Family Circle in Greenwood", 88, 4:8-13; 01, 2:5; excerpt from Tales of a Hoosier Village, 01, 2:6-11; rephrased May 2002, 02, 2:6-8; Billings, W.E. (Josh), 07, 2:10; 10, 2:11

Bill's Grill, 96, 4:2; 06, 2:14

Billy Sunday, 96, 1:1-11

Bingham, Erastus, Farmer, 12, 4:11

Bink, Lucy, 94, 4:14

Binnie, Lester, "Some Memories of Laketon" (Ulsh), 86, 4:9-11; "Ethel Lonenecker Remembers" 87, 1:14-18; "Then and Now, 1834-1902," 92, 3:1-11, 93, 2:15 (corrections);

  04, 2:8-10; 04, 4:9

Bippus Bank, 06, 2:5

Bippus High School, Graduates Distinguish Old, 89, 3:3-6

Birdsell Manufacturing Co., 10, 2:4

Birk, Paul M., 89, 3:5

Bison for China, 89, 2:8-11

Bittinger, Richard, Lawrence Schultz interview 1975, 97, 4:1-9;

  98, 1:13-14

Bixler, Eva (Heeter), Lawrence, 86, 3:4; Lawrence, 86, 3:5

Bixler, J.B., 95, 2:2, William, 95, 3:15

Bixler, Maggie, 94, 4:13

Black, Samuel, 95, 3:11-12

Blackford, Amber, Russell, purchase Rice House, 05, 3:4

Blackmore Cigar Factory, 06, 2:1-2; 04, 2:8-10; 04, 4:9; history by John Knarr, 12, 4:6-8

Blacksmith shops, Livery barns, 86, 3:7, "Blacksmith or Farrier", 95,1:13-14; 95, 2:5-7

Blacksmithing, 96, 2:1-12

Blacksmithing, Wicks & Clary, 3, 2:8

Blalock, Willliam, 99, 2:13

Blickenstaff School inquiry, 03, 1:13

Blickenstaff School, 85, 3:7

Blickenstaff, "Buck the Barber", 94,1:11

Blickenstaff, Andrew, 94, 4:14

Blickenstaff, Austin, 91, 4:9

Blickenstaff, Charles, Esher,  Rosa, Wiladene, 09, 1:8; Hatie, Ora, Robert,  09, 1:9

Blickenstaff, Joe, Fruitt Basket Inn, 91, 4:9

Blickenstaff, Melissa (Mrs. Oliver Harter), 92, 1:5

Blick's Barber shop, 06, 1:1

Blocher, Anna, 95, 3:13,15

Blocher, Glen, 91, 4:11

Blocher, Sam, 91, 4:12

Blocher, Samuel S., 95, 3:14-15

Blough, Carman, 95, 2:4

Blount, Dr. & Mrs. R.F., 95, 2:15

Board of Directors, business meeting, 2004,  04, 1:1

Boardman, James, 06, 3:14

Bob Cook's Paint & Wallpaper,

  08, 2:13

Boblet, Mary, 95, 3:14

Boebel, Charles, collection of Bunker Writings, 00, 4:14; reprint of Sense of Place, 01, 2:13-14 ; 11, 3:5; 3, 3:9; Charles & Dagny, “Dolly’s Dilemma”, Firehouse Follies, 12, 3:6

Bok Singing Tower, 10, 3:7, 13

Bok, Edward W., 10, 3:8

Bolan, Lloyd, 87, 3:10; 08, 2:11

Bolinger Farm Equipment, 06, 4:11; 11, 4:8

Bolinger North End Grocery, 08, 2:11

Bolinger, Alvin, 06, 4:11

Bolinger, Eileen, 06, 2:7

Bolinger, Larry Lee, 10, 4:4

Bolinger, Russell, 91, 3:15

Bolivar, 94, 4:9

Bollinger Farm Equipment, 08, 1:10

Bollinger, A. L., 02, 2:12

Bollinger, Carl, 88, 1:2; 07, 3:5

Bollinger, Henry Groceries, 00, 2:7

Bollinger, Lorraine, 88, 1:7

Bonded Gas & Oil, 07, 3:14

Bone, Chelsey, 90, 4:2

Bone, Dewayne, 08, 1:8

Bonewitz cement factory, 10, 4:9

Bonewitz, Frank,  08, 4:4-5

Bonewitz, Marion, 88, 1:7

Bonham, Hattie Schilling, 89, 3:5

Bonner, J. H., George Bender undertaking, 12, 1:5

Bonner, Joseph H. & Sons, Blaine, John C., Will, Harry, 03, 4:7

Book, Orpha, "Literary Societies", 85, 4:6-9, "Ku Klux Klan Activities” in NM, 91, 3:8-12

Boom Has Started, 88, 4:11-13

Booth, Franklin, 09, 1:1-3; 09, 2:10

Borg, Sarah, 84, 1:2; 84, 4:11

Bottrell, Ralph, 94, 4:13

Bowen, Patt Hickman, 06, 4:10

Bower, Jacob L., 08, 1:10, 11, 4:7

Bowers John, 97, 2:12

Bowman, A. (Amos) W., 10, 2:11-12

Bowman, A. B., 06, 3:5, 8

Bowman, A.W.,  06, 3:5

Bowman, Clarence, 10, 2:12

Bowman, David & Sharon, 99, 4:2

Bowman, Mary Jane, 07, 2:8

Bowman, Mary, 95, 3:12;

  S.D., 95, 3:12

Bowser, Lucinda, 94, 4:1

Bowser, Samuel F., 2, 2:13

Boy Scouts (Wabash County),

  84, 4:14-15

Boyer, Mabel Adele, 08, 1:7

Boyer, Susan, 97, 4:7

Boyer, Walter E, 07, 2:5;  08, 1:13

Boyer, Walter, 87, 3:9

Boyle, Harold V., 99, 3:14

Brady & Dubois Dry Kiln, 08, 2:1

Brady, Clarence & Kathryn (Harter), 92,1:6

Brady, Clarence, 07, 1:11

Brady's Men's Store, 06, 2:11;

  06, 3:1; 07, 1:11

Brake Band Factory, Walter Loucks, 94, 1:13

Brandenburg, Frances, 94, 4:13,

  95, 3:13

Brandenburg, Wayne, 06, 3:14

Brane, Ruth, 86, 2:12; 92,1:7

Brauneller, Deb & Brad, 11, 3:6

Breach of Promise suit, 08, 1:4-5

Breitmeier, Paul C.,  89, 3:5

Brelji, Catherine "Cate", intern, 09, 2:8

Brethren Annual meeting sign,

  07, 1:4

Brethren Historical Society & Archives, 06, 4:2

Brethrens Annual Meetings, 06, 3:8

Briarwood, 91, 4:12

Brick Mill, (photos, bibliography), Planing mill, Brake Lining, 90, 3:7-9

Bridal Parade, College Women's Club,1949, 92,1:1

Bridegroom, Ronnie, 02, 4:3

Bridge, Second Street photo, 02, 4:1

Brindel, Clyde, 02, 4:3

Brinkley, Douglas, 09, 1:2

Brookens, Fannie, 93, 3:15; Hannah, 95, 3:13

Brookins, Alonzo, 06, 2:5

Brookins, Mary, 85, 2:11

Brookover, W.L. & Bro., 00, 2:8

Brookover, Walter, 88, 4:11

Brookover, Wilbur, "J. Raymond Shultz," 95, 4:7-9

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 101-705  W. Main St., 06, 3:10-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 102-112 W. Main St., 07, 3:12-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 102-130 W. Main St., 07, 2:6-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 103-207 W.; 106-508 E. 2nd St., 09, 1:11-13

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 105-1007 N. Wayne St., 08, 4:4-6

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 106-1000 N. Market, 08, 3:11-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 107-129 E. Main St., 06, 2:6-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 112-904 Walnut, 08, 2:8-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 131-201 E. Main St., 06, 1:1-5

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 132-21 E. Main St. 07, 1:10-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 208 S. -715 N. Mill St. 08, 3:8-11

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 608-1210 W. Main St., 08, 1:8-11

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; 801-1209 W.; 218-228 E. Main St., 06, 4:8-13

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s; south side, east to west, 05, 3:6-7; 05, 4:3-10

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s;104-110 Walnut St., 08, 1:11-14

Brooks & Jefferson, N. Manchester in 30s & 40s;114-606 W. Main St., 04, 4:11-14

Brooks & Jefferson, Some Early Automobile Dealerships in N. Manchester, 11, 4:6-8

Brooks Building,  06, 2:9

Brooks, "Tater Filling Station",

  92, 2:14

Brooks, Ned, 93, 4:4; 07, 3:11

Brooks, R. Ned. (Raymond & Beatrice, Mary Jane Bowman, Nedra, David, John, Don Jefferson, Remembering North Manchester in the 1930s-1940s, 05, 3:4-5

Brooks, Raymond, 91, 2-7; 93, 4:5,7; 00, 3:11; 06, 2:9; 07, 2:5, 9

Brower, Elizabeth (Mrs. Joseph Harter, Sr.), 92, 2:4

Brown Motor Company, 11, 4:7-8;  06, 2:12

Brown, Etta, George Burdge, 87, 2:14 Electric Light Enterprise, George Burdge, 88, 4:2-6; Brown, Etta,

  07, 1:14

Brown, Jim, 95, 2:4

Brown, John, 09, 2:3

Brown, Mary, 11, 2:4

Brown, Ollie, 89, 2:15

Browne, J.A. & Co., 06, 2:5

Browne, J.A., 88, 3:6; 88, 4:14; 90, 3:8,9; 02, 1:11;  06, 2:5; 10, 2:13; Browne, J.A., Browne & Co., 00, 1:10; 02, 1:11

Browne, Sarah Kelton (Cline),

  91, 2:3; 07, 2:9

Brubaker, Berniece Sherburn, 06, 2:7

Brubaker, Dr. O.G., 07, 2:9, 08, 3:12

Brubaker, Lee, 91, 3:13

Bruce, H.C. (Indiana farmer), 09, 2:2

Brumbaugh, Dean, 93, 4:4

Brumbaugh, James, 06, 4:10

Bruner, Jas. R., 87, 3:11,15

Brunjes, John, JP, 91, 3:13; 06, 2:11

Bryan Manufacturing Company, United Technologies, 87, 3:10;

  08, 3:9

Bryan, William Jennings, 96, 1:2; 97, 4:2; 09, 3:7-8

Bucher, Darlene, 07, 3:9; 10, 1:6

Buck, Henry, 94, 4:14

Buckeye Cookbook, cream pie, iced apples, veal with oysters, mincemeat, roast tukey, gumbo, 89, 3:2-3; coconut drops, German cakes, popcorn balls, 89, 4:3; vanilla extract, mice, almond tarts, 90, 2:15; strawberry shortcake, lemonade, raspberry vinegar, cymlings, 90, 4:10; apple custard pie, 92, 2:5; fried mush, 92 2:9; mincemeat, 92, 2:11; picallili, 92, 2:15; pumpkin pie, 92, 3:15, oyster stew, venison, plum pudding, to clean silver, 92, 4:15; fruit vinegar, household hints,

  93, 2:15

Buckeye Hill, Eunice Cripe Ribley, 86, 3:8-9; E. William Ranck, 86, 3:10-13

Buckeye Pipe Station, (Laketon Refinery), (photo), 86, 4:10

Buckingham, John, 95, 3:14

Buckingham, Levi, 94, 4:14

Buckner, Dr. J.E., 07, 3:12

Buffalo, the Other Trip to, 95, 2:10-12

Bugby, Alvion, 84, 4:2; 05, 1:13;

  08, 3:10

Buick Dealers, 11, 4:7

Building Trades in NM, 91, 4:9

Bunce, George, 89, 3:5

Bundy, Charles, 93, 2:4; 07, 2:11;

  08, 2:13

Bunker, Dr. L.Z.,  Ret., "Search for Entertainment in 19th Century NM," 84, 3:4-8; interview, medical history of NM, 84, 3:9; 84, 4:1 : "Trail of Tears, Second Thoughts", 84, 4:3-8; 85, 1:8; 85, 1:12; "Noble Career of Martha Winesburg", 85, 2:1-5; Sense of Place, Trail of Tears, Five Flags, 86, 3:7; Sesquicentennial Chronology, 87, 1:18; "War is Over For Atlas Plant", 88, 1:13-15: "Small Town Boy Goes Wrong", 88, 2:20-22; "Dr. Bunker Responds," 88, 4:6-7; "Hamilton Opera House", 89, 2:1-6; "The Prairie Lives", 89, 3:1; "True Story," 89, 3:7; "Call Me Madame", 89, 3:9-10; "Holiday Stroll in NM:", 89, 4:10-14; "Snows and Cold of Yesterday", 90, 1:1-4; "Passed By Here", 90, 1:7-10; "Northern Wabash County Antiques", 90, 2:7-13: "Those Abstracts of Title; our irreplaceable key to early residents", 90, 3:10-12; "Indian Relics in Northern Wabash County", 90, 4:6-8; "The Indians Called It Kenapomoco", 91, 1:8-10; "The River in Art and Life", 91, 2:13-15; 91, 3:13; "100 Years of Housing in NM, 1891-1991", 91, 4:8-12; "Save The Wetlands!", 92, 1:11-14; "Young Hotel", 92, 2:1-5; "Five Flags Over This Land," 92, 4:11-15; Gaddis, 93,1:10-14; 93, 2:12-14; "Sense of Place," 93, 3:3-9; Ëarly Photography in NM,"  95, 2:1-4

Bunker, Dr. Ladoska Z. 99, 4:10; collection of writings (Boebel), 00, 4:14; Howe Vacuum Bait, (Eberly,) 01, 2:1,4; reprint Sense of Place reflections, (Boebel), 01, 2:13-14; 06, 3:11-12; 07, 2:13; home, 08, 3:10

Bunker, Frank Percy, 06, 3:13;

  08, 3:10

Burch, Elmer, 01, 1:13-14

Burch, Freda, 92, 2:15

Burd(g)e,  07, 2:6

Burdge, George, 86, 2:3; Etta Brown, 87, 2:14; Electric Light Enterprise, 88, 4:2-5; proposes lighting streets electrically, 02, 3:11

Burdge, George, 96, 3:14; 07, 1:14; 11, 2:10; 87, 2:14; 88, 4:2-6

Burdge's Drug Store, 85, 2:14; 96, 2:15; 96, 4:7;  07, 2:4

Bureau of Tests and Measurements, 94, 2:9-11

Burgess Funeral Home, Lewis P.,

  03, 4:9; 06, 4:6, 08, 3:11

Burgess, Irene, 84, 2:3

Burgess, Lewis R., 08, 3:11

Burket, Elma, 94, 4:13

Burkett, Simon, 91, 4:10

Burkett, Wilham (William?), Dreamland Cafe, 99, 2:14

Burkett, William, 08, 4:6

Burkhart, Abraham, 95, 3:14

Burkhart, Margeret, 08, 4:4

Burkhart, Mary Ellen, 91, 1:1-3

Burkhart, Ollie C. 91, 1:1-3

Burma-Shave, Allan Odell, 87, 2:8-14

Burr, Kenneth, 84, 4:1; 86, 2:12;

  92, 1:7;  03, 3,2:7

Burr, Scott, 07, 1:13

Burt, Carl, 92, 1:2; 95, 2:11

Burton, Arthur, Oscar (Photo) 86, 4:5

Bush, Madeline, 06, 3:12

Bush, Max, 86, 2:14

Bushemi, John, World War II Photographs, 11, 3:6

Business & Professional women,

  11, 3:9

Businesses: Finnell, I Remember, 96, 2:14-15; 99, 1:10-12; Wilcox, NM Once Upon a time, (Main Street),98, 2:4-8;Wabash County Atlas, 03, 3:13 -14, DeWitt Vehicle Motor Company, 04, 1:1-10; 1923-1928, 01, 1:12-13

Bussard, Naz Bussard Ashery,

  02, 2:6

Butler, Thelma, 87, 1:14

Butterbaugh, David, Phoebe (Harter), 92,1:5; Ed,  95, 3:5-6

Butterbaugh, Ed, 11, 1:4

Butterbaugh, Esli, Mrs. A.W. Cordier, 87, 1:6-7

Butterbaugh, J.H., Zero Creameries, 02, 2:4; 10, 2:12

Butterbaugh, Katharine, 94, 4:13

Butterbaugh, Leon, Phoebe Harter, 97, 1:11

Butterbaugh, Mahlon, 02, 1:11

Byer Brothers Poultry and Eggs, 91,1:1

Byerly, Stan, 92, 1:2

C. E. Ruppel's store, 09, 1:11

C.B. DeLancey & son, 06, 3:14

Cabinet Makers of early Chester Township, 02, 4:10-11; 04, 4:9

Caldwell, William, 02, 2:2

Calendar, 1994, 93, 3:14

Calhoun, Carl, 88, 2:22; 06, 3:1

Calhoun, Robert Johnson, 02, 2:2

Call Me Madame, 89, 3:9-10

Callahan, Brent, Michelle, 84, 2:1

Camp Fire cigars, 08, 4:13

Canal, see Wabash-Erie Canal

Card, Maynard, 08, 3:13

Card's Greenhouse, 08, 3:13

Care & Identification of Family Photographs, 11, 3:5

Carington, H., 97, 2:12

Carlson, Fran, Street name is Prompt Tribute to V.P., 85,1:6-10

Carmichael, Morris L. 07, 2:7

Carter, Arden, 87. 3:10; 07, 3:13; 

  11, 4:8

Carver, Bernice, 86, 1:6

Carver, Floyd, 87, 3:10

Cass, Lewis, 87, 3:4-7

Cassel & Goshorn moving picture machine, 00, 1:9

Cassel, Abraham Harley, 06, 4:2

Caswell & Runyon, J.W. Caswell, Win Runyon, 02, 1:11

Catch penny fakers, 88, 4:7

Cauffman, Wesley, 91, 3:14

Cemeteries: Chester Township, 04, 4:1-2, 7-9;

  Pleasant, PawPaw, 04, 4:2-6

Census images 1940, 12, 2:11, 14

Center for History activities, 2003,

  04, 2:2-6

Center for History awarded National CAP Grant, 12, 3:7-8

Center for History Cuts a Ribbon & Formally Opens, 07, 3:10

Center for History, 07, 3:11

Center For History, 2003 activities, 04, 2:2-6

Center for History, Second & third gifts, 07, 2:14

Central Asbestos Plant, 06, 3:14

Central Oil Company, 06, 3:13;

   08, 3:9; 09, 1:13

Central School (Merritt) 86, 3:7; Orrel Little Memories, 88, 1:4; Central School, Central High School, 92,1:8; 94, 2:11-12;  10, 3:9

Central Union Phone Company,

  07, 1:14

Chaplain, Harold, 03, 3:3

Chaplin, Joseph, 95, 3:13

Chapman Cigar Factory, 06, 2:4

Chapman, J. Wilbur, 96, 1:5, 22

Chapman, Michael  & Sue, 2003, house tour, 04, 1:4

Chautauqua Program, The, 09, 3:2

Chautauqua, (Schultz interview), 97, 4:1; commemorative stamp photo, 09, 3:13

Chautauqua, 84, 3:7,8; 89, 2:5;

  12, 1:4

Chautauqua's Roots, 09, 3:7-8

Checkerboard Store, 06, 4:10

Chester School (Frantz & Loucks)

  94, 1:9

Chester School hot lunch, 99, 2:5; dedication of Chester building 1930, 99, 2:11

Chester Township History from Helms, 94, 3:5-13; 94, 4:11-13

Chester Township, population by townships 1850, 1860, 1870, 03, 2:9;  land sales 03, 2:10; Chester School, 1902-1928, photo, history, 04, 2:1; cemeteries, 04, 4:1-2, 7-9; early residents, 05, 1:3-8

Chester W. Kilborn cigars, 06, 2:2

Chevrolet Dealers, 11, 4:7

Chicago Transformer Company,

  08, 3:9

Childhood Episodes, Irene Beery,

  99, 3:9-14

Children's pastimes, 88, 3:12-15

Chinworth, Debbie, assisted by Mary Bowman, Sheryl Bowman, fund drive, 03, 3:8; 04, 2:5; 07, 3:9; 10, 1:4-6

Chinworth, James & Debbie, 01, 4:4-5; James, “Dolly’s Dilemma” ,Firehouse Follies, 12, 3:6

Chrastil, Mary, 10, 1:6; president of Center for History board, photo,

  11, 3:1

Chrastil, Mary, Oppenheim Exhibit at Center for History, 11, 3:1-3; Center for History Highlights 2012, 12, 4:13-14istorical Society Highlights, 12, 4:13-14C

Christian Church, Congregational Christian, 95, 1:1,6; 06, 3

Christian Fellowship Church, 95, 1:12

Christian Science Church, 87, 2:14-15; Reading Room, 93, 1:14;

  93, 2:13

Christiansen, Glenda, 07, 3:10

Christmas in our Town, Jay Taylor, 96, 4:1-9; Irene Beery, 96, 4:11-12

Christmas Windows and Cookie Exchange, 12, 3:11-12

Church of the Brethren, first division of territory, 85, 2:6-7, 15; 95, 1:2-4; Wampler, 95, 3:1,2,7,8; annual conferences NM (1878, 1900, 1929), 98, 3:11-14; 1900, 00, 1:5; 1900, 00, 3:3-7;  06, 1:3-12

Çhurch of the Nazarene, 95, 1:6-7

Church, Freeman, 88, 2:10

Churches of North Manchester,

  95, 1:1-7

Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railroad, 95, 2:9

Circle, Laurie, 95, 3:15

Circus came to town, (photo) 85, 2:10; Colgrove Circus, 89, 3:9-10

Cistern in front of fire station,

  99, 2:6-7

Cities Service Gasoline, 09, 1:13

Citizens for Better Schools, 96, 3:4

City Boot & Shoe Store, 06, 3:5

City Lunch, 08, 1:14

City Meat Market, 08, 1:14

Civic and Oratorical League, 95, 3:5

Civil War Letter, 87, 3:11,15; 47th Regiment history, first reunion a success, 88, 2:8-11,14-17

Clark grocery, 08, 2:11

Clark, Bob, 06, 4:12

Clark, George, 03, 3:3

Clark, Jeff  & Kim, 91, 4:6

Clark, T.B., see Oaklawn Association 99, 2:8

Class of 1913, 85, 2:11

Claypool, 94, 4:5

Clear, Anthony, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Clemans, F.B., 07, 3:7

Clemens, Captain B.F., 87, 2:3;

 88, 2:8; 11, 2:4

Clemens, Samuel, (Mark Twain),

  08, 4:9-10

Cleveland, Clarence, 08, 3:8

Clevenger and King real estate and insurance, 96, 2:15; 07, 1:13

Cline, Sarah Kelton, 07, 2:8-9

Clingerman, Henry, 97, 2:13

Clinker, Mrs. Warby, 88, 2:1

Cloverine Salve, 95, 3:11

Cloverleaf Creamery, 99, 2:10

Coast-to-Coast Store, 07, 1:12

Cobb, E.M., 94., 4:13

Cobble Shop, 08, 2:12

Coe, Gene, 02, 4:3

Coe, Lester, 88, 1:7

Coe, Mary Emma (Miller), 92, 1:8;

  95, 3:7

Coe, Mary Emma Miller,  92, 1:8;

  95, 3:7; Growing up in North Manchester, Robert M., Maude, Robert "Bob", John "Bud", 03, 1:6-9

Colclesser, Harvy, 95, 3:14;

  John, 87, 2:3; 95, 3:13

Coleman Manchester Printing,

  07, 2:11

Coleman Printing Co.,  06, 2:8

Colgrove, William & Mary (Travelbee), Colrove Circus,

  89, 3:9-10

Collamer Grist mill collapses, Elias Miller, Henry Wolfe, Sam Cummins, John Roush, Henry Haptmeyer,

  03, 4:13

Collamer, 94, 4:7

College Chime, Story of (Lila Hammer) 00, 1:1-5

College Club 500 Boosters, 98, 2:14

College Cupboard, 08, 4:6

College Woman's Club, 92, 1:1

Collelt, Aaron, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Collins, Charles, 03, 3:3

Colonial Flower Shop, 06, 3:12

Colpetzer, Charles, 11, 2:2

Comer, Gloe, 95, 4:10

Comer, Nettie Fern, 95, 4:10

Commencement, first MHS, 03, 3:6

Communications Building, Manchester College, 08, 2:6

Communion Meeting, 85, 1:2

Community Foundation of Wabash County, 12, 3:1

Comparison between the two trips, 09, 1:10-11

Comstock family members, 08, 3:3-5

Comstock, Ichabod, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Comstock, Jane, DIARY, 08, 3:4-8

Comstock, John, 84, 3:10; 88, 1:17-18; 88, 2:4,7,18-20; 88, 3:6-9; 88, 4:8-13; 02, 2:8-11; 05, 2:1-8; 09, 2:1-4, Farmer, 12, 4:11

Comstock, William, 08, 3:4-8

Concord School, 85, 3:6

Conestoga Wagons, 10, 2:6, 8-9

Congregational Christian Church, (Freeman), 04, 3:1-10; 95, 1:4, 6

Conkling, Fred, 87, 1:9; 90, 2:3;

  95, 1:6; 96, 4:6

Conley, Amos, 95, 1:11

Connell, Rebecca, 95, 3:12

Connell, Robert Murray, 08, 1:7

Conner, L.L.,  08, 2:9

Conner, William, Henry, 87, 3:5

Connier, Louie, 87, 3:9

Conrad, Charlie, 02, 4:3; 08, 4:5

Conrad, Mrs. Lloyd, 96, 1:12

Consolidation of Schools, 96, 3:1-9

Contemporary Opera Curtain Commissioned, 12, 3:3-4; Manchester High School art teacher, Debra Kern, and students  made curtain with contemporary businesses. 12, 3:4; Businesses featured include: Beacon Credit Union, Manchester University, Poet Biorefining, Shepherd Chevrolet, Fine Arts Club, Peabody Retirement Community, Timbercrest Senior Living, McKee Mortuary, Harting Furniture, Riverbridge Electric, KenapocoMocha Coffee House, Fahs Brown Plumbing (Early Learning Center), First  Financial Bank, Newmarket, Creative Stitch Quilt shop, One World Handcrafts, Main View Restaurant, and Firehouse Theater, 12, 3:4; Students painting the curtain Katie Durden, Hannah Lochner, Tawni Kincaid, Paige Blocher, Krisy Mize, Evan Wilcox, Treya Paquera, Katie Floor, Madison Isbell, Brittani Weimann, Marret Metager, Bradley Miller, Mariah Mobley, Claire McLaughlin, Mick Avery, D.J. Norwood, Allissa Isley, Myra Long and Samantha Hall, 12, 3:4

Continental Limited, 90, 3:3

Cook School, 85, 3:10

Cook, Charles E., 92,1:7

Cook, Dr. C. Eugene, 85, 4:5,6; 94, 1:12; 06, 2:13; 07, 3:13, 08, 3:12

Cook, Dr. Jake, 85, 4:5,6; fox chase, 01, 1:7

Cook, Elizabeth, 06, 3:14

Cook, Harvey, 92, 3:2

Cook, Michael, Wagon Maker,

  10, 2:13

Cook, Peyton, 06, 3:14

Cookie exchange for December 2013, 12, 4:14

Cooley, Lucille, 08, 1:7

Coon, Lou, "The Grill," 91, 2:4

Co-op Grocery, 08, 2:11

Cordier, Andrew, Dorothy Butterbaugh, 87, 1:1; 87, 2:6-7

Cordier, Mrs. Andrew, 07, 2:3

Core, George, 88, 4:11

Cottrell, Eli, 94, 4:14

Courtner, Belle Smith, 90, 1:6

Covered Bridge, Cook article, 86, 2:14-15; "To an Old Covered Bridge" and  “Öur Old Covered Bridge", Gladys Fawley Scheumann poems, 90,1:11; Progress Report, 91,1:14; Covered Bridge (poem), 92, 3:11

Cow "Hunting," 03, 2:12

Cowgill, Benjamin W.,Farmer,

  12, 4:12

Cowgill, Catherine (Mrs. Jacob Harter),92,1:6; Rowena, (Mrs. Joseph Harter, Jr.), 92,1:6

Cowgill, Ethel, 07, 3:8

Cowgill, Joe, 07, 3:7

Cowgill, John, 06, 2:6, Boot & Shoe Maker, 12, 4:9

Cowgill, Phebe, 10, 4:8

Cox Showcase Company, 85, 3:3; 91, 4:10

Cox, Rufus, 08, 1:7

Cox's Farm Accounting, 10, 2:11

Cozy Corner  Grocery, 08, 4:4

Craft, G.R., 00, 2:6

Creager, Marie, 97, 3:4

Cridler, Iva, 94, 4:14

Crill, C.A., 86, 2:5; C.E., 95, 2:3; Jerry,  95, 3:15; Joe, 92,1:5; 92, 2:8

Crill, Joseph, 97, 3:13

Cripe Clara  A. 94, 4:13

Cripe Ellen, (Mrs. Franklin Reahard), 95, 4:1

Cripe, Daniel, David, Isaac C., and Mary (Frantz), David S., Eunice Cripe Ribley, 86, 3:8-9

Cripe, David C., 95, 3:13; Florence, 95, 3:1

Cripe, Henry, 86, 3:10; 08, 1:2

Cripe, Isaac C., 08, 1:2

Cripe, Isaac, 97, 3:13; 08, 1:2;  Jacob, 97, 3:14

Cripe, Iva, 88, 1:7

Cripe, Joseph, 07, 2:5

Cripe, Mary Frantz, 08, 1:2

Cripe, Mrs. Joseph, 09, 2:10

Cripe, Paul, 09, 1:13

Crogen, Herman, 85, 4:10

Crosley, 11, 4:8

Cross of Lorraine, scapular, 91, 2:14

Crow & Musser Radio Service,

  07, 3:14

Crow & Olinger, 08, 4:5

Crow, Al, 08, 4:5

Crow, Jim, 07, 3:14

Crow, Warder, Indians of Wabash County, 86, 3:7

Crown Hill Cemetery,  07, 3:9

Crystal Theatre, 12, 1:3

Culler, Jennie, 94, 4:14

Cunningham, Blanche (Shoemaker)(Mrs. N.F.), "Blanche Cunningham: Eyewitness 1900," 85,1:4-6; “Ï Guess They Hadn't Been Invented…" 85, 2:11-15

Cunningham, Emma, Frank, 08, 4:5

Cunningham, Joe A., Martha and Newton Dolby, 91, 4:13

Cupp family, Jacob, Daniel, Marcus, & Margaret, 01, 4:9-11; Amos B.  Miller & Sarah Elizabeth Cupp, 01, 4:10, 12-14

Cupp, Marcus, 97, 3:13

Curtis Grill, 07, 2:4

Curtis, Catherine, 95, 3:13

Curtis, Glen, Curtis Sea Plane,

  96, 1:2

Curtis, Lawrence, 07, 2:4

Custom Magnetics, Inc. 86, 2:3

Cuthbert, Mr. 07, 2:4

Daggett, J.W., 07, 2:13

Daisy Butter Company, 07, 3:6

Damron, Dr. William K. 91, 4:11; 

  06, 2:7

Daniel, 92 ,2:8; Don H. Garber, Harter article, 92, 1:4-6; Elzbie, 95, 3:14; Sam, Julia (Harter), 92, 1:5

Daniels School, 85, 3:6

Daniels, Peyton, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Dapp, Rev. J.S., 08, 1:7

Dare Irma, 92, 1:1

Darnell, Julia Marie, 08, 1:7

Darrow, James, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Daum, Henry, Wagon Maker, 12, 4:9

Dave's Restaurant, 12, 1:3

Davidson, Wendell, 84, 4:11

Davis, Beth, (doctor's office items), 09, 2:7

Davis, Bill, 07, 2:11

Davis, Catherine "Cat", intern,

   09, 2:7-8

Davis, Frank R., 08, 2:4

Davis, Helen, 07, 2:11

Davis, Servis, Chair Maker, 12, 4:10

Deardorff, Wayne, 92, 1:8

DeArmond, Whitey, 93, 4:5

Deaton, Mary, 94,1:4

Deavel, Charlotte Schutz, Äuntie Gardner," 92,1:1,2,7

Deck, James Madison, James Hurst Deck, Norma (Mrs. Addison Krom), Stockdale Mill, 94, 2:8

Deck, Norma, 87, 3:10

Dedication and Acceptance of the State Historical Marker for the Thomas Marshall Birthplace,

  07, 3:9

Deeter, Allen C., "Gladdys Muir in NM," 91, 3:1-7

Deeter, Joan, Sarah Righter Major (1808-1884), 06, 4:1-5

Defiance Machine Works, 10, 2:10

Defiance Motor Truck Company,

  10, 2:10

DeJong, Martina, 97, 3:13

DeLancey, C.B.,"Bert", 90, 3:9; 90, 4:2; 06, 3:14

DeLancy, Dewayne B., 06, 3:14

Delaney, Dennis, 07, 1:10

DeLaughter Mortuary, (Darwin & Valeria), 06, 4:6; DeLaughter-McKee (Michael & Kelly McKee), 03, 4:10

DeLong, Rev. A.W., 06, 3:5

Delvin, Dorothy, 92,1:8

Delvin, John, 07, 1:11

Deming, H.E., 08, 1:7

Dennie, Sarah, 95, 3:15

DePuy, Professor, 08, 3:5

Detrick, M.H.Detrick Company, 02 4:2

Detroit, Eel River & Illinois Railroad, 88, 3:7; Simons article, 90, 3:1-6; 95, 2:8-10

DeWald, Brian, 97, 1:9

Dewey, J.E., 03, 4:5

Dewey, Warren & Emma (Harter), 92,1:6

DeWitt auto buggy, V.L. DeWitt,

   86, 2:1-3

DeWitt Automobile Building, V.L. DeWitt, 02, 2:1-2

DeWitt Motor Vehicle Co., Virgil DeWitt, W. McIntyre, 00, 4:10;

  06, 4:8

DeWitt replica, photo, 09, 4:1

Diary, leaves from old (Strickler?) 1830-1850), 02, 1:1-5

Dice & Butterbaugh, land marker,

  08, 4:8

Dice, Mary, (Mrs. Henry Harter),

  92, 1:5

Dice, Noah, revolving provision safe, 08, 4:8

Dickerhoff, Max, 92,1:8

Dickerhoff, Virginia, 91, 3:13,15

Dickerson Wayside, Mrs. Leonard Custer, 03, 4:9

Dickey, Hazel, 87, 1:9

Dilling, Fern, 91,1:6

Dillinger, John, 88, 2:20-22

Dillman, Canby, 95, 3:13; David,

 95, 3-12

Dillman, Lloyd, Myrtle, Ruth, Tressa, 85, 4:10

Dillman, Sarah Saloma, 85, 4:14-15

Dillon, George, 06, 3:14

Dimout, practice 1943, 99, 3:1-3

Dionnels Creek Church, 06, 4:4

Ditto Flour, 02, 2:12

Division of Territory, Church of the Brethren, 87, 2:6-7,15

Dockter, Larry & Susan, 91, 4:6

Doddridge, Percy, 08, 1:7

Dodge-Plymouth Dealers, 11, 4:7

Dohner, Kellard, 85, 2:11

Dolby, Martha C., (Cunningham) "Mattie", 91, 4:13

Dome, John, 97, 4:7

Domer, John & Doretta (Harter),

92, 1:6

Domer, Mrs. Maxine, 92,1:2

Donaldson barn, 08, 2:1

Don't Worry Club, Ed Howe,

  05, 2:9-11

Dotterer, Dr. John, 91,1:6

Double Dip, 07, 2:4

Double Election Excitement (White), 89, 1:1-3

Douglas, Lloyd C., 88, 1:6-7; 88, 1:15-16; response to Ku Klux Klan, 91, 3:10-11, 95, 1:6; 06, 2:4, 3:10

Dow Flake dust preventative, 99, 2:8

Doyle, Edward, Edward Doyle Company, 89, 2:1

Drake, Clem, (J.T.), 11, 2:9-10

Drake, Kathryn, 08, 1:7

Dreamland Cafe, 99, 2:14

Dreamland Restaurant, 08, 4:5

Dreamland Theater, 06, 2:6

Drefkoff, Max, 87, 3:9; 02, 2:12-13; Mrs. 02, 1:13

Dreiser, Albert, 09, 1:3-4

Dreiser, Claire, Edward, Emma, John Paul, John Paul, Jr., Mame, Rome, Sylvia, Theresa, 09, 1:4

Dreiser, Theodore, 09, 1:4, 18; 09, 2:10-13; 09, 3:1

Drenau, Bertha, 08, 1:7

Dresher, Edith, 86, 2:12; 92, 1:7

Dresser, Paul, 09, 1:1

Drudge, Betty, 08, 3:13

Drudge, Catherine, 84, 4:14

Drudge, Delbert, 06, 3:13

Drudge, Martha, 95, 3:14

Drudge, Reva, 08, 3:13

Duff, Chad, 94, 1:2; Michael, Elsie, 84, 2:6; Sean, 84, 1:2

Dulabaum, Willard, 91, 3:15

Dunbar & Mathews manufacturers of butter tubs, 11, 2:5

Dunbar Heading buildings, 02, 1:11

Dunbar, Charles Franklin and Mabel (Johns), 92, 2:5; 94, 4:11, Mrs. Ida, 92, 2:13

Dunbar, Connie, 08, 2:4

Dunbar, Joseph, 08, 2:4

Dunbar, Mabel & Frank, 06, 3:10

Dunbar, Ruth Anna, 08, 2:4

Dunbar, Scott Heading Mill, move to Quigley, Arkansas, 87, 2:4; 88, 4:13

Dunbar, Scott, 07, 3:6

Duncan-Huse, Ramona, Conservation Assessor for CAP grant, 12, 3:8

Dunlavy, Elwood B., 91, 4:10:

  07, 2:10

Dust Storms Over Indiana, 1934,

  03, 4:12

Dwyer, Ellen, 85, 1:6; 88, 1:6

Dykeman, Judge D.D., 90, 3:4-5

Eads, Don, 93, 4:8

Eagle, Frances & Susan (Harter),

   92, 1:6

Eagle, Francis M.,  Fuller & Carder, 12, 4:9; 12, 4:12

Earl, Quincey, 87, 1:8

Earll Motor Sales, 09, 1:13; 11, 4:8

Earll, Walter, 09, 1:13

Early American Folk Tales (Jay Taylor), 01, 3:1-12

Early History of North Manchester, 86, 4:6-7

Early Photography in North Manchester, 95, 1:1-4

Early Wagon Makers in No. Manchester Area, 10, 2:12-13

Earthquakes in Indiana, 94, 3:2-5

East Ward School, 92, 1:7

Ebbinghous, Alfred, 88, 1:3

Ebbinghouse Brother's Shoe Store, 06, 1:3-4

Ebbinghouse, Albert & Mary, 99, 4:4

Ebbinghouse, Albert, 11, 2:8

Ebbinghouse, Ernest drowning,

  11, 2:6

Ebbinghouse, Ernest, 07, 1:14

Ebbinghouse, Mrs. Homer, 92, 1:2

Ebbinghouse-Thoss, mystery house from, 84, 2:4

Eberly, Eloise, 10, 1:2

Eberly, William R., 92, 3:15; director, 02, 1:5;  07,  3:9-10; 10, 1:2, 6

Eberly, William R., Howe Vacuum Bait Article, 01, 3:1-5; Thomas Marshall birthplace dedication noted, 05, 3:11; Indiana Recognizes Brethren's Annual Meetings, 07, 1:10; North Manchester Historical Society, 09, 4:1-7

Eby, Alice King, 97, 3:12

Eby, Enoch, 85, 1:3

Eby, John, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Eby, L.H., 94, 4:14

Eckart, Clyde, 91, 4:11

Ecology, Wabash County & Northeastern Indiana, 92, 1:11-14

Ed Thrush Blacksmith shop, 08, 3:9

Education in North Manchester, 92, 1:7

Eel River (Kenapocomoco), 91, 1:8-10; River in Art and Life, 91, 2:13-14

Eel River Choral Society, Firehouse Follies, 12, 3:6

Eel River of Northern Indiana (Jay Taylor), 01, 1:1-8; Geological Service, streamflow, cubic feet per second, 01, 1:7;  Eel River, 02, 2:13-14

Eel River Phone Company, 06, 2:8-9

Eel River Post, Fort, (Whitley County), 02, 2:4-5

Eel River Valley Planing Mill & Lumber Yards, 07, 3:6

Eel River Valley Railroad, 88, 3:7; Eel River and its Railroad (Simons), 90, 3:1-6; 95, 2:8-10

Egolf, Russell, 86, 2:3; 97, 1:9;

  00, 4:8

Ehrhardt, Barbara, 92, 3:15

Eichholtz, George, Brick Mill, 90, 3:7-9; 06, 2:5

Eichholtz, Perry and Valdenaire,

  96, 2:13

Eicholtz, J.F. Building, 06, 1:1

Eikenberry, A.R., 90, 1:5; 94, 2:9

Eiler, Cecil, 92, 1;8; Cecil, Mae, Suzanne Eiler Miller, "Home From the North Woods," 94,4:9-11

Eiler, Cecil, 99, 2:7; 07, 3:14; 11, 4:8

Eiler, Dr. Paul, 09, 2:7

Eiler, Elizabeth (Mrs. Christian Harter), 92, 2:4

Eiler, Ruth, Riverside Garden Club article, 96, 1:12-13

Eisenhour, Ira, 94, 4:14

Eisenhower, Lt. Col. Dwight D.,

  09, 1:2

Eisenstein, Rick, 11, 3:1

Electric Light Enterprise, 88, 4:2-6

Electric Light Plant, George Burdge, 96, 3:14

Electric lighting of streets proposed, 02, 3:11

Elko, 94, 4:8

Eller, Anna Belle, 96, 1:14

Elliot, Jane, 95, 3:12

Ellis, Grace, 08, 1:7

Embers: notes on fire and its significance to town, Eichholtz shoe store, E.A. Ebbinghouse & H.A. Mills, Harrel & Johnson, Haines, Stephan, Krisher's building, Marcus Harter & Wm. Woods, 12, 1:10; Hamilton, Harris, H.F. & Geo. C. Bacon of the Wabash Plain Dealer, Johnson's barn, J.M. Jennings, Mr. & Mrs. C.D. Johnson, 12, 1:11

Emerick, Etta "Emmy", 95, 4:10

Emerick, Lowell, 95, 1:11

Emly, B.F., 95, 3:14

Emmert, L.S., 07,1:11

Empson, Mattie, 88, 1:6

Entertainment, 19th Century, in NM, 84, 3:4-8; Hamilton Opera House, 89, 2:1-6; Passed by Here, 90, 1:7-10; Good Times in a "Gypsy" Camp, 90, 3:15; Wednesday night band concerts, 90, 4:5-9; 91, 1:11-13

Enyart & Son, Wagon Maker,

  10, 2:13

Enyeart, Lamoine, 87, 3:10

Erdman, David R., 95, 1:7

Erie Gardens, 06, 4:10

Erie Railroad, 07, 3:6

Eschbach, Ernest, 89, 2:6

Essex Wire, 08, 3:9; 11, 4:8

Estelle Peabody Memorial Home,

  10, 3:5

Eubank, John, 95, 3:14

Everett, Lucille, 07, 2:3

Examining Day, 87, 3:12-14,15

Excelsior Literary Society, 85, 4:6-9

Excelsior Manufacturing Co.,

  88, 4:12; 02, 1:13

F. & A. M., 06, 3:5

Fager, Samuel, 94, 4:13

Fair, Emma, 91,1:5

Fair, Reliving the Excitement of the North Manchester Fair, 03, 2:3-6

Fairchild, Scott, 97, 4:7

Fairgrounds, 85, 1:9-13

Faith Baptist Church, 95, 1:12

Fannin(g), Ackerless, Bryant, Sr. and Rachel (Pearson), Jesse, David, Polly, John, Bryant, Jr., Harriett (Nichols), John & Dimy (Nichols), 89, 4:4-6,15; Fanning, Deborah  (Mrs. Noah Lindsey), Fanning, Bryant, 95, 1:1

Fannin(g), Inna May, Jesse, Willie, Dimy, Bryan, 10, 4:10

Fannin, Ackerless, Jr. 10, 4:7-8

Fannin, Ackerless, Sr. (Jesse),

  10, 4:7

Fannin, Bryant, Sr., 10, 4:7-10, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Fannin, Charles, David b. 1833, Deborah, Hannah, Jesse b. 1820, John b. 1836, Polly d. 1839, Washington, 1828, 10, 4:8

Fannin, David, b. 1759, 10, 4:7

Fannin, Laughlin, b. 1660, 10, 4:7

Fannin, Rachel, b. 1830,  08, 1:6;

  10, 4:8

Fannin, Thomas Amis, 10, 4:7

Fanning, Charles, milk wagon,

  85, 2:13

Fanning, David, Wagon Maker,

  10, 2:13

Fanning, John, 07, 1:11

Fanning, Roy, 06, 4:13

Farley School, 85, 3:7

Farm life, see Buckeye Hill; see also sugaring-off, see also threshing ring.

Farmer, Martha Rupley, 84, 1:3;

  86, 2:14, 15

Farrier or Blacksmith, 95, 1:13,14;

  95, 2:5-7

Fashion Shoe Store, 06, 1:3

Faurot family, A & P Grocery,

  96, 2:14

Faurot, Norval, 07, 1:10

Felter  harness shop, 06, 2:14,

  08, 2:8

Felter, Charlie, 91, 2:2;  06, 2:14

Felter, Willard, 07, 1:11

Fensall (Fenzell), Louisa, 08, 1:4-5

Fenton glass souvenirs for NM sesquicentennial, 85, 1:14

Feree, Ray,  07, 3:12

Fern's Attic Gift Shop, 06, 2:7

Fike, Mary, 96, 1:14

Filling Station Restaurant, The

   06, 2:14

Final Survey on Road No. 2, 9-11-1927, 08, 2:4-5

Finkenbiner, Fred H., 99, 2:3

Finley, James B., 03, 4:8

Finnell, Martin C., Mid, Casey,

  95, 3:10

Finnell, Merlin C., I Remember, 96, 2:14-15; 99, 1:10-12

Finney, Charles, 96, 1:2

Fire Department, 06, 2:11-12

Fire engine not working, 12, 1:7,9

Fire Equipment, Hook & Ladder Company, 02, 3:8-10

Fire Henney corner, (1889), 99, 2:7

Fire losses, 12, 1:8-9

Firehouse Follies, The, 12, 3:5-6, David Lawrenz, emcee; Manchester Community band,  Casey at the Bat (Jim Smith), Canine Companion Tricksters, ( Marilyn Mason), Civil War Songs (David Moan), Ed “Strangler” Lewis (Toby Tobias), Kruschwitz Ukulele Choir, Eel River Choral Society, James Whitcomb Riley poems (Earl McKinley), the  Fiddling Kruschwitzes ((Brian, Harley & Owen), “Dolly’s Dilemma, or Who Will  pay the “Mortgage for the Farm?  (written by Charles & Dagny Boebel, performed by Sarah Hawkins Moan, David Moan, and Andrew Chinworth with Kathy  Hawkins cueing the audience.)

  12, 3:5-6

Firehouse Theater, Firehouse Follies, 12, 3:5

First Brethren Church, 95, 1:3-4; 95, 4:8; 11, 3:7

First woman to fly solo in Wabash, Frances Jane Hayes, 94, 1:14

Firstenberger, Bill, museum consultant, 02, 1:6

Fisher, Carl, 09, 2:10

Fisher, Fay, 88, 1:6

Fisher, Frances, 97, 1:9

Fisher, Silas, 95, 3:14

Fisher, William H., 94, 4:13

Fitzgerald, Josh, 84, 2:6

Fitzwater, Dr. P.B., 97, 4:9

Fleming, Lon D., 07, 2:9

Fleshing Stone, Indian relic, 90, 4:6

Flook, Fred, 94, 1:5; 94, 4:11

Floor, Naomi Oldfather, 88, 2:1

Flower Shop, 08, 1:14

Flox, Jake, 07, 1:10

Floyd, Robert, 87, 3:10

Flueckiger, Nina, 90, 1:5

Fodge, John, 08, 1:6

Fogel & Walters, Jacob Fogel, Charles M. Walters, 03, 4:5-6

Folding Bathtubs, 87, 1:9

Folk Tales (Jay A.Taylor), 01, 3:1-12;

Ford Dealers, 11, 4:6-7

Ford Dealership, 06, 2:13

Ford, Bernice, (nativity scenes),

  09, 2:5

Ford, Dell, "Graduates Distinguish Old Bippus High School” , 89, 3:3-6

Ford, Tin Lizzy photo, 07, 3:1

Forrest, Blanche, 85, 1:4

Forst, Carl, Goldie, Zora, 85, 4:10

Fosnough, Ella Myrtle, Jane, 95, 3:15

Fox, Dolly, 06, 2:4

Fox, Freeman, 92, 2:2

Fox, O.H., Ollie, 99, 2:3

Fox, Oliver, 86, 2:3

Frame & Little Hardware, 08, 1:12

Frame Hardware, 08, 1:12

Frame, Benjamin, Dry Goods Merchant, 12, 4:10

Frame, Charles B., 07, 2:7

Frame, David, Gus, 02, 1:11; 07, 2:7

Frame, Gus, 95, 3:9

Frame, Mahlon C., Dry Goods Merchant, 12, 4:10; OP several lots,  12, 4:11

Frame, William, Dry Goods Merchant, 12, 4:9

Frances Slocum (Maconaquah),

  84, 2:2

Frantz  & Beam, 06, 2:9

Frantz and Loucks, General Contractors, Ezra, 94, 1:3-13

Frantz Lumber Company, 07, 2:13

Frantz, Bob and Alice's "Wildwood", Noah, Esther and Jacob, I.H.

  94, 2:9;

Frantz, Dick, 09, 1:12

Frantz, E.E., Christian, 97, 3:12-13; Nicholas, 97, 3:13

Frantz, Edward, 06, 4:4

Frantz, Elmer E., 86, 4:5

Frantz, Ezra, 91, 4:9

Frantz, Glen, 91, 4:12

Frantz, Jeremiah, 95, 3:14;

  Mary, 95, 3:13

Frantz, Nicholas, 87, 2:6

Frantz, Noah, 85, 3:3

Frantz, Richard, 07, 2:13

Frazier, Amanda, 11, 1:1

Free, Vance, 99, 2:2; 03, 3:2

Freed, Florence, 07, 2:13; 08, 4:6;

Freed, Leigh, orchard, 91, 2:4;

  09, 3:9; 11, 4:3-4

Freels' Grocery, 08, 1:10

Freels, Larry, "Care Givers of Long Ago, The”, 06, 4:6-8

Freeman, J.P. & Michelle, 89, 4:8

Freeman, J.P. , 95, 1:2; 11, 3:4;

Freeman, J.P. and Michelle, 2003 House Tour, 04, 1:5; History of NM Congregational Christian Church, 04, 3:1-10; restoration of 1910 opera curtain, 12, 3:1

Freeman, Minnie, 1910 opera house curtain, 12, 3:1

Freeze Jewelry Store, 06, 2:10

Freeze, Dewey, 06, 2:10

French, Harold, 93, 1:12-14

French, Howard, 06, 3:14

Freshman's First Day, Violet C. Neher, 05, 2:12-14

Friend, Esther, 07, 2:4

Friendly Hand, 86, 1:13-14

Frim, Marion, 91, 4:9

From an Inglenook cookbook,

  06, 4:13-14

Front Street, Locust Street, 88, 4:6

Frost, John, Carriage & Wagon Maker, 10, 2:13

Fruit Basket Inn, 09, 1:7

Fruit, Christian, 09 1:6; 09, 2:10

Fruit, Frances (Snell), 09, 1:6;

  09, 2:10

Fruit, George, Hannah or Annetta, Ludwick (Lewis),Valentine, 09, 1:6

Fruit, Joseph, 09, 1:5-6

Fruit, Martin, 09, 1:5-7; 09, 2:10

Fruitt, Randy & Sharon, 01, 4:5-6

Frye, Claud, 08, 3:8

Frye, Lester, 06, 2:14, 3:13

Fry's Grill, 06, 2:14

Fudgers, Charles, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Fuller, Howard, 91, 4:12

Fulton, Bertha, 95, 3:10

Fulton, Bill, "The Grill", 91, 2:3; 

  06, 2:14

Fulton, Mary (Mrs. Vernon Heckman), 86, 4:8

Fulton, Robert, Laketon Hardware, 03, 4:10

Fulton's Drive In Lunch, 06, 2:14

Fultz Motor Sales, 11, 4:7

Fultz, Elmer, 11, 4:7

Fultz, John, 02, 1:14

Funderburg, Daniel U., 86, 4:11 & Carrie Patterson, Jacob & Christina (Ulrich), Stella C., Lawrence J., Helen, Truth, 88, 1:9-11

Funeral Homes, (Mike McKee), comprehensive, 03, 4:1-11

Funkey, Rev. W.J., 06,  3:5

Furniture, Excelsior Manufacturing Co., 88, 4:12-13, 15; Peabody Impact, 90, 4:1-4

G.A.R. 06, 3:5

G.P. Wagner (Wagons), 10, 2:4

Gackenheimer, Emmanuel, 89, 2:15

Gaddis, George Fox(x) and Julia, 93, 1:10-14; 93, 2:12-14

Gaddis, George, 90, 4:9; 93, 2:12-14;  96, 4:6; feeding birds on Riverside, 99, 2:12

Gaddis, On George and Julia,

  91,  2:10-12

Gaines, W.S., 95, 1:10

Gamble Store, 06, 2:7

Gamble, Lulu, 85, 4:14; 10, 4:11, 14; Della, Lulu, Rosa, Thomas, (Oppenheim anecdote), 86, 2:13; Thomas Gamble Family, Thomas and Elizabeth (Miller), John, Steven, Henry, Susanna (Eichholtz, then Mrs. Robert Hitzler), Jane (Mrs. S.J.Stevenson), Thomas Jr. and Mrs. Eliza (Wertenberger Hill), Lulu, Rosella, Roscoe and Blanche (East), Orville, 88, 2:1-7; Thomas, 88, 1:17; 10, 4:11-12

Gamble, Orrie, 10, 4:11-14; 11, 3:13

Gamble, Rosie, 10, 4:11, 14

Gamble, Ross, 10, 4:12-14

Gara and Wise, Willis A. Gara, John K. Wise, 03, 4:4

Garbage collection weekly, 03, 3:3

Garber, Charles D., 08, 4:4

Garber, Dan, 07, 2:3

Garber, Daniel and May (Franklin), Tannis, John, Samuel, Mrs. Andrew (Dorothy Butterbaugh), Cordier, Don Garber, 87, 1:1-5; Daniel, Joseph, Samuel, Mrs. Henry Wright, 87, 2:6;

Garber, Don, "The Harter Family in Wabash County", 92, 1:4-6

Garber, Donald, 07, 2:13

Garber, Geraldine, 99, 2:6

Garber, Jim, 97, 1:9

Garber, Mrs. Hayden, 96, 1:12

Garber, Noah, 88, 4:11

Garber, Roscoe, 87, 2:7

Gardner, Mrs. M.R., 95, 2:15;

  94, 4:9-10

Garman, Wayne, 96, 4:3; 07, 2:5-6

Garmarry, Eli, Blacksmith, 12, 4:10

Garner, Helen, (quilt by school class), 09, 2:5

Garrison, Amanda, Arthur, Gerald, Ruth, 09, 1:8

Garrison, DeWayne, 94, 4:13, 14

Garrwood, Isaac I., Physician, 12, 4:9

Garver, Earl, 91, 3:2

Garver, Suzana, 95, 3:12

Gary, Susan, 08, 1:4, 6

Gaskins, Don Carlos, 08, 1:7

Gates, Lloyd F., 07, 2:9

Gathany, Andrew, 95, 1:12

Gazebo, sesquicentennial, 96, 1:9

Geible, Merrell and Lois, "O.C. Burkhart Poultry and Eggs", 91, 4:7; 95, 1:4

Geik, Michael, 87, 2:2

Gem Theatre, 96, 2:15; 07, 2:5;

  06, 2:6

Genealogy, Anyone? (Virginia Glist), 86, 3:14

General Store (Ulsh at Laketon),

   96, 4:8-11

George, mascot of Main Street,

   02, 4:11

George, Rev. T.E., 99, 2:2

German Baptist Brethren Church, see Church of the Brethren, Old German Baptist Brethren

German Baptist Church, 08, 3:3

Geyer, John, 92, 2:5

Gibson, Bob, Bud, Harold, 93, 4:4

Gibson, Bud, 06, 3:11

Gidley, Robert, 95, 1:12

Giek's brick kiln fire, 00, 2:13

Gift & Henney, Another Cigar Factory 06, 2:3-4

Gift, Charles Calvin (Cal), 08, 4:11

Gift, Daniel, 06, 2:3-4

Gift, Frank M., 08, 4:10-13

Gift, William Milton, 08, 4:11

Gilbert, Arthur, 84, 1:6; 84, 4:1; Art, 10, 1:6

Gilbert, Emma, 92, 2:4, Jonas,

  95, 3:13

Gill, Bill, Raymond, 03, 1:3

Gill, Charles, 08, 1:6

Gill, Ira, 96, 2:14

Gill, Jacob, 92, 3:3

Gill, Maude, 06, 3:2

Gingerick, A.D., L.E., 02, 2:12

Gingerick, Fred J., 02, 1:14

Gingerick, Isaac E., 06, 3:6

Gingerick, Julia, 84 4:1; Fred, Julia, Virginia, 89, 4:1, 7; Fred, 90, 4:2; 91, 4:10

Gingerick, Kent, 11, 2:8

Ginter, Emma, 08, 4:10, 13

Ginther, David & Laura, 07, 1:12

Ginther, Dr. D., 86, 2:3; 88, 4:11

Girard, Charles, 02, 4:14

Glade, Shirley Hathaway, "Paul Hathaway, Our Enterprising Marshal," 91, 2:1-7; 91, 3:12-15

Glass Show Case, 06, 4:11

Glist, Virginia, 85, 1:8; "The  Paving of Main Street" 86, 3:6; "Genealogy, Anyone?", 86, 3:14

Godfrey (Godfroy), Francis, 02, 2:8

Gold Fish, 94, 4:13-14

Golding, Steve & Valerie, 99, 4:4

Good Old Days Over Dinner, 90, 1:4

Good Times in a "Gypsy" Camp,

  90, 3:15

Good Times of Young Pioneers,

  88, 3:12-15

Good Upholstered Furniture, 02, 1:12

Good, Greg, 84, 1:2

Goodman's, 06, 1:3

Goodwin, C.O., 07, 3:12

Goodyear Service Store, 06, 4:9

Goose Heaven School, 87, 1:14

Gordon, Dr. William, 09, 2:8

Gordon, Harry, 09, 3:11

Goshern Chemical Laboratory,

  06, 1:9

Gospel Messenger, 06, 4:4

Gottschall, O.A., Ralph E., Alpha (see also Mike McKee), 03, 4:6

Goudy, Thomas, 94, 2:6-8

Graduates Distinguish Old Bippus High School, 89, 3:3-6

Graham, Billy, 96, 1:2

Graham, Bobbie, 97, 1:9

Grandstaff David, 84, 1:1; 91, 4:12; Paul, 91, 4:12; "Grandstaff Rendering," Oren, Paul, David, 93, 4:7-15; David, 97, 1:10; Grandstaff, David, Thomas Marshall Birthplace, 04, 3:11; Dedication 12 August 2005, 05, 3:11; other program notes (William R. Eberly), 05, 3:11; notes on the house, (photo), 05, 3:12

Grant, David and Patty (Strauss),

  89, 4:8-9

Grant, Ulysses S. , 08, 4:10

Gratz, Fran, 99, 4:3

Green Furniture, 07, 1:10; 08, 1:12; 08, 2:9

Green Lantern Gift Shop, 06, 2:10

Green Valley Express, (photo near Liberty Mills), 90, 3:1

Green, Libbie, 95, 3:13

Greengard, Jerome, 85, 3:14

Greenwood, Silent Family Circle in, 88, 4:8-13

Greenwood, William, 95, 1:10

Greer, Helen Johnson, 90, 1:6

Gregory, Chart, 11, 1:3

Gregory, Patricia, 97, 1:10

Grenfell, Sir Wilfred, 91, 1:11-13

Gresso Building, 08, 1:13

Gresso Department Store, 08, 2:12-13; Gresso's, 96, 2:15

Gresso, E.W., 02, 2:12; 07, 1:13

Gresso, Gordon, 07, 1:13

Gribben, Rexall Store, 12, 1:5

Griffin, Mark, 07, 3:14

Grill, The, 06, 2:14

Grimes, Dekalb Martin, 08, 1:7

Grimes, Rufus, 08, 2:10

Grimley, Mildred H., 91, 4:13

Grimm, Marion V., 06, 2:1-2

Grisso, Aaron, 95, 3:15;

  Samuel, 95, 3:13

Grist, Paul, 03, 3:4

Groninger, Hen Lou, red hogs,

   00, 1:12

Groninger, Willie, Arthur, 87, 1:14

Grossnickle, Bernice, 86, 3:5; Emanuel, Jonas and P.E., 88, 4:11; Ira, 85, 2:11; Otto, 90, 4:2; Warren, 85, 2:11

Grossnickle, Edwin and Fern (Dilling), 91,1:4-7

Grossnickle, Emanuel, 00, 1:10

Grossnickle, Gail, 06, 3:2

Grossnickle, Gorman, 11, 4:10-11

Grossnickle, Jim, 91, 1:2

Grossnickle, Jonathan, 95, 3:15

Grossnickle, Mrs. Sam (Minnie John), 11, 4:10

Grossnickle, Retta, 11, 1:7

Grove, Jennie, 09, 1:7

Grove's Grocery, Clark Grocery,

  93, 3:1; 08, 2:11-12

Grow, Daniel F.,  95, 3:13

Grubb-King, Jean Loucks, "Frantz and Loucks, General Contractors”, 94, 1:3-13

Guenette, Lillian, 84, 2:3

Gump, Marjorie, 88, 1:7

Gump, S.S., 03, 4:5; Gump & Walters, 03, 4:5; Gump Brothers & Paulus, 03, 4:5

Gunder, Henry, 03, 3:6

Guthrie, Dallas, 08, 3:14

Guthrie, Dr. J.W., 08, 1:7

H. M. &M. Cafe, 07, 2:9; 06, 1:2

Hackleman, Elijah, 09, 2:1

Hager, Matilda, 10, 4:9

Haines & Son, Melvin O. Haines, Alfred Haines, 03, 4:5

Haines, A. Haines & Son furniture, 00, 2:10

Haines, George, 96, 3:5

Haines, Melvin, 86, 2:3

Haines, Stephen, 94, 4:14

Halderman Cemetery plaques, 84, 1:5; park dedication, 86, 1:10; memorial being  completed, 86, 2:4-11, dedication, 86, 3:9; 07, 3:8

Halderman, Allen, 86, 2:4,5,7;  92, 3:3; Cornelius, 92, 3:3;

  Richard, 92, 3:6

Hale, Milo F., 94, 4:13

Hall, Chester, 07, 1:11

Hall, Nitus, 05, 2:8

Halladay, Paul, 92, 1:2

Hallmark Card Store, 07, 1:13

Hamer, O. Stuart, 94, 2:9

Hamilton, Jonathan, 06, 3:14

Hamilton, Samuel, David, 02, 2:12; 12, 1:1

Hamilton's Opera House, 84, 3:5, 7, 8; Otto, Samuel, 86, 4:4; 88, 1:5; 89, 2:1-6; 92, 3:12-14;  photo, 02, 2:1

Hamm, Byron drowning, 11, 2:6

Hamm, M.A., 11, 2:8

Hammer's Blow, Story of College Chime, 00, 1:1-5

Hamtramck, John Francis, 88, 3:2-3

Hannaford, Daniel and Jerry, 2003 house tour, 04, 1:5

Hanson's, 06, 1:3

Hapner, George, 02, 2:2

Hardman, Thomas, Rolland, 86, 4:4

Hare School, Whitley County, 07, 3:3

Hare, Conrad, 88, 1:7

Hare, Josephine, 86, 3:5

Harmar, Gen. Josiah, 02, 4:7

Harmer, Charles J., 88, 3:2

Harriman, Mary H., 86, 3:5

Harris School, 88, 1:1

Harris, C.A., 86, 2:3

Harris, Chad, director, 02, 1:5

Harter Flouring Mill, Joseph Harter, Eli Harter, Jacob and Joseph B. Harter, 02, 2:12;  Eli, 08, 4:10

Harter Grove, 10, 3:6-7

Harter,  Israel, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Harter, Emma, 06, 3:11; 08, 1:12

Harter, Israel, 87, 2:6; Joseph, 87, 2:6; obituary of Joseph B. (Schmedel), 86, 3:7 Phoebe, Dorothy Butterbaugh, 84, 3:10; Jacob, 88, 4:12; Harter family in Wabash County, 92, 1:4-6; Andreas, Christian and Elizabeth (Eller), Joseph Harter Sr., and Elizabeth (Brower), Eli and Julia Ann (Young), Elizabeth, (Mrs. Joseph Lautzenhiser), Amziah, Lincoln, Oliver & Melissa (Blickenstaff), Elliot, John, Joseph, Julia (Mrs. Sam Garber), Ovid, Minerva, Henry & Mary (Dice), Phoebe (Mrs. David Butterbaugh), Henry, Julia (Mrs. John Shively), Esli, Eli, Joseph,

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   Doretta & John Domer, Emma (Mrs. Warren Dewey), Walter, Elizabeth, Mrs. Abram Switzer), Frank Switzer, Susan (Mrs. Francis Eagle), Jacob & Catherine (Cowgill), Dayton, Mrs. Mita Martin, Mrs. Mary Hidy, Kathryn (Mrs. Clarence) Brady, Joseph Jr. & Rowena (Cowgill), Emma & Grace (Mrs. Art Smith), Israel and Charlotta (Kitson), Henrietta (Mrs. Peter Swank), Patterson, Stephan, Margaret (Mrs. David M. Shively), Martha (Mrs. Samuel Miller), Tabitha (Mrs. Charles Smith), Elia 92, 2:8; Rosa, 85, 3:14

Harter, Joseph  Sr., Jacob, Joseph Jr. biographical outline, 01, 3:15; 01, 4:8; Jacob, Blacksmith, 12, 4:9; John, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Harter, Joseph B., 06, 3:11; Dry Goods Merchant, 12, 4:9

Harter, Joseph, Farmer, OP 21-22, 12, 4:11

Harter, Phoebe Ann, 08, 4:10

Harter's Grove, 06, 3:9; photo, 07, 1:1

Harting, Byron, 93, 4:4

Harting, Clayton Byron, 06, 4:12

Harting, Harry Blaine, 06, 4:12

Hartman cigars, 06, 2:3, 8

Hartman, Ed. C., 06, 2:8

Hartsough, Rev. H.L., 91, 1:6

Hatfield, Bill, 94, 4:14; W.G., 89, 2:4

Hatfield, Donald, 07, 1;10

Hatfield, W.G., 02, 1:10

Hathaway & Kreamer, 06, 2:13; 11, 4:7-8

Hathaway Brothers Grill, 06, 2;14

Hathaway, Durwood, 06, 2:14

Hathaway, Paul, 06, 2:10-14;

  08, 3:8, 10; 11, 4:8

Hathaway, Paul, Our Enterprising Marshall, (Glade), Homer and Myrtle (Angle), Betty, Ted, Shirley (Glade), Durwood, 91, 2:1-7; 91, 3:12-15

Hathaway, Shirley (Glade), 06, 2:14; 10, 4:4

Hathaway's slaughter-house & frozen food locker, 06, 2:13

Haugen, Constance, 97, 3:4

Hawkins, Kathy, “Dolly’s Dilemma”, cuer, 12, 3:6

Hawley, Elaine, 07, 2:13

Hay, David, 87, 1:9

Hayes Motor Co., 09, 1:12; 06, 2:12;  11, 4:7-8

Hayes Motors, Inc., 94, 1:13-14

Hayes, Daniel, Samuel, Rutherford Birchard, Oliver  Warren, Abiel, Luther Calvin, George McPherson & Lola Gertrude (Sweet), Gordon Sweet, Raymond Elton, Frances Jane, (Mrs. Dan Meloy), Dorothy Marie  (Mrs. Chester Hill), George M. Jr., 94, 1:13-14

Hayes, George, 09, 1:12

Hayes, Gordon, Sr., 09, 1:12

Hayes, Harry, 07, 1:12

Hayes, Michael R., "Pioneer, Preacher, Abolitionist: Bryant Fannin Brings the Word," 89, 4:4-6, 15; "Noah Lindsey: Early Wabash County Pioneer,"  92, 2:8-9; "Hayes, Motors, Inc."  94, 1:13-14; “Bryant Fannin: Wabash County Pioneer”. 10, 4:7-10

Hayes, R.F., 07, 1:12

Hearn, Emera & Isabel, 99, 4:4

Hearse, 1982 Buick, photo, 06, 4:7

Heck, Allen, 86, 2:3

Heckathorn Woods, 91, 4:12

Heckathorn, Jacob, Farmer, 12, 4:12

Heckathorn, Martha, 95, 3:15

Heckman Bindery tours, 07, 2:13

Heckman, Vernon & Mary (Fulton), 86, 4:8; Steve Heckman, "Heckman Bindery", Samuel & Anna, Vernon & Izetta (Eikenberry) and Mary (Fulton) (later Mrs. Perry Sanger), Paul & Sarah (Studebaker), Paul, Kay Heckman, 93, 2:1-12

Heeter (Hidy) School, 85, 3:7

Heeter, Abner & Sarah (Lantz), Eva, Lucinda, 86, 3:4

Heeter, Earl, 91, 2:6; 06, 2:10

Heeter, Edna, 85, 2:1-5; Speed Shoe Repair, 87, 2:5; "First Division of Territory, Church of the Brethren”, 87, 2:6-7, 15; "Snows and Cold of Yesterday," 90, 1:1-4; "Recollections of a Fine Blue Platter," 90, 2:9,13

Heeter, Elizabeth, 95, 3:15; Enos, 95, 3:14; Henry, Abraham, 92, 3:7; Samuel, letter, 95, 2:9

Heeter, G.B. 00, 1:9

Heeter, Glen, 06, 4:13

Heeter, Henry & Hanna, Christina, (Mrs. Jacob Ulrey), 86, 3:1-4

Heeter, Henry & Hannah Vaniman, Sebastian & Elizabeth Rarick Heeter, 97, 2:6-8; Abraham Heeter, 97, 2:7; Allen Heeter, 97, 2:8

Heeter, Jacob, 08, 3:2

Heeter, John, Jesse, Mahlon, Charles, Lydia, Gorman, Dale &  Edna, 87, 2:6-15; Stephen, 87, 2:2; "Framer John" Heeter, 89, 4:8

Heeter, Melvin, 85, 1:10; 87, 3:10

Heeter, Minerva Miller, 09, 1:10

Heeter, Miss M. Stephen 08, 3:2

Heeter, Perry, 09, 1:10

Heeter, Vic, 06, 4:9

Heeter, Virginia, 08, 4:4

Heeter's High Quality Foods, 08, 2:11

Hein, Jennifer, 11, 3:4; restored  1910 opera house curtain, 12, 3:1-2

Heisler, Virginia Dickerhoff, 91, 3:15

Heller's Corner, 02, 2:2

Hello, Central (A. Ferne Baldwin article), 98, 1:1-4

Helm, Snorf & Co., 00, 1:9; Brethren's Plain Clothing, 00, 2:5

Helman, Pat(ricia) Kennedy, 96, 1:3

Helser,  A.D., 03, 1:4

Helvey, Clarence, 07, 2:5

Helvey, Richard, 92, 3:2-3;  02, 1:3; 02, 2:2; tavern stand, 03, 2:9; 08, 1:5

Helvey, Richard, OP 140, 141, 149, 12, 4:11

Helvey, Robert, Carpenter, 12, 4:10

Henckel Furniture, A.F. Henckel, 02, 1:9-10, 12

Hendricks, Ellizabeth L. "Two Who Endured", 91, 4:13-14; "Koinonia,", 92, 3:15-16; "Romeo and Juliet, 20th Century”, 93, 3:9-11

Hendricks, John, 92, 3:1

Henney corner fire 1889, 99, 2:7; Michael Henney, Charles Henney, 99, 4:4; Cassel & Goshorn moving picture machine exhibition, 01, 1:9

Henney, Audrey, 09, 2:12

Henney, C., 06, 2:3; Henney family, 12,1:3; Michael, Charles & Elizabeth (Lizzy), 12, 1:3-4

Henney, Michael, removed old Lutheran Church (old paint shop), 03, 3:4-5

Henry Thrush & Son, Wagon Makers, 10, 2:13

Hercules wagon factory, 10, 2:5

Hero Worship, 91, 1:11-13

Hettler, Mary Lou, 10, 4:4

Hevel, Mary, 86, 1:13-14; 93, 4:6

Hewett, John, 02, 1:13

HHPS upgraded and sold two more homes, 12, 4:14

Hickman & Huffman Restaurant,

  08, 1:12, 14

Hickman & Maybe, 07, 2:10

Hickman, Fred, 07, 2:9-10; 

  08, 1:12, 14

Hidy Barber Shop, 06, 2:9

Higgins, Robert, 95, 3:10

Highways, Early highways of commerce, (Helms), 95, 2:7-10

Hill, Charles, 10, 4:5

Hill, Dean, 87, 3:10

Hill, Eliza Wertenberger, Mrs. C.C. Weimer, 88, 2:5

Hill, Iva, 95, 2:15

Hill, Otho, 08, 2:13

Hill, Titus, 85, 3:2

Hillis, David, 92, 3:2

Himebaugh, Eleanor Schmedel,

  89, 2:8-12

Hines, Asa, 87, 1:11; 07, 3:14

Hinkle, Grace, 85, 4:10

Hinkle, Milma, Henry, Sarah, Grace (Frank R. Davis), Georgia (Benjamin H. Willis, 12, 4:6-7

Hippensteel, Alice, 06, 3:11; 4:10

Hippensteel, C.E., 06, 2:5

Hippensteel, Dave, (Boy Scouts),

  09, 2:8

Hippensteel, Elizabeth,  10, 4:8

Hippensteel, Henry S., educator, Laura, Clark, Vincent, 95, 2:13-14

Hippensteel, Mrs. Elbert, 96, 1:12; H.W., 00, 2:12

Hippensteel, Roy, 02, 4:3

Hippensteel, Russell, 88, 1:5

Hire, Jeff & M.A., 99, 4:5

Hirsch, P.N. store, 07, 1:12, 14