In March, 1 831, they were married, and their happy relationship con- tinued for nearly fifty years, until her death. They have four children, named Opal, Oral, Merlyn and Arlene. Clela Bell, wife of Clyde Garlets, and Lan, at home. Piper is a stockholder in the Sparta State Bank, in the Kimmell State Bank and in the Ligonier Farmers and Merchants Trust Company. James McCoy was born in Scotland and came to the colonies and fought as an Amer- ican soldier in the Revolutionary war. Owen Roscoe Bangs was born June 14, 1886, secured the degrees of B. and A. from the Tri-State Col- lege, has taught in all departments of the public schools, has been superintendent of schools for eight years and is now studying in the department of education, Columbia University. George W. Harding, father of George Franklin, was born in Jamestown Township, on the old home- stead, March 4, 1845.
Her mother is a daughter of one of Michigan's most noted governors, Cyrus G. Luce. Edward M. Kalb is one of the live and progressive citizens of Washington Township, and for a number of years has done much to contribute to the volume of agricultural production in Noble County. Is a physician, and is well estab- lished in his profession in Detroit. He was born in York Township January 8, 1882, a son of Guy and Florence (Emerson) Gaskil and a grandson of George and Theodosia (Reeves) Gaskil.
537, An- cient Free and Accepted Masons, is affiliated with Garrett Chapter No. To their marriage were born six children, named Carl, Grace, Ross, Hazel, Basil and Lissie. Alexander S. Keim, father of Mrs. Smeltzly, was born in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, February 23, 1828. a son of Solomon and Elizabeth Keim, natives of Somerset County of that state, who removed to Ohio in October, 1832, and the rest of their 434 HISTORY OF NORTHEAST INDIANA lives there. John Closson, came to Steuben County, Indiana, the latter locating in Ot- sego Township, and the former in Steuben Town- ship. Judge Best is a 198 HISTORY OF NORTHEAST INDIANA member of the Knights of Pythias and of the Inde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows, and he and his wife are members of the Christian Church. Three years later Jackson Shutt entered HISTORY OF NORTHEAST INDIANA 157 a medical college, and on completing his studies be- gan practice at Harlan in Allen County. Bon- trager's great-grandfather, John Bontrager, was born in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, October 3, 1781. Jonathan Dorsey after tlie death of his father came to LaGrange County and went to' work for Simeon King. Tuttle is a son of Chester V. and Tillie (Belles) Tuttle, and grandson of Lcmmon Tuttle. 1007. his wife having passed away in 1904. Snowberger then left Indiana and went to Kansas, where he bought 160 acres in Sum- ner County. The farm that he now owns was the scene of his birth on May i, 1856.
And finally superintendent of schools at White, South Dakota. Edward Avery attended public school in Otsego Township, was also a student in Angola, and for three terms taught a school in Otsego. In their case the term "old family" also means a race of strong people, indus- trious, capable, upholders of religion and education and valuable elements in the county and state. Black was one of the diligent pioneers, a hard-working farmer, and spent many useful years on the farm where his son now lives. Beulah E. is a graduate of the Wolf Lake High School and is the wife of Ted Hile. Both were members of the Presbyterian Church, and Hiram was a Republican in politics. He farms eighty acres of the old hornestead and owns forty acres in section 22. He bought forty acres of the old farm in 1903, and gradually has expanded his property with the increase of his means until he now owns 100 acres. He brought about HISTORY OF NORTHEAST IXUIAXA 381 tlie inctirporation of the Farmers & Merchants liisurani* Agencj', with more than thirty of An- gola's business men as officers and stockholders. Claud H. Caton was one of five children, and only he and his brother are now livin.
It was a country of woods and prairies, and for a number of years he used his axe as diligently as he did his plow. Wemple lived for one year with her parents, but in 1867 came to the farm where they have had their home for over half a century. ' At the present time he owns a farm of 109 acres, also had twenty acres in Ohio for years, and has sold twelve and a half acres to his son-in-law. The familv are members of the Presby- terian Church. He was the type of man who said little and did much. Adaline Weber was a daughter of David and Lucy Weber. They had four children: Addie, Mabel, who died at the age of five years, Earl and Pearl, twins, the latter the wife of O. McFadden.
Of their five sons all but the youngest, David, who is still living in York Township, served as Union soldiers. In 1840 he was one of the surveyors in Northern Michigan. On October 13, 1877, he married Miss Mary E. Miller, who was born on the farm where she and her husband now reside. His wife was reared in Ohio, had a good education and was a teacher for several years. Later the same business brought him to Indiana as a contractor on the Wabash Canal. Holsinger is a director in the Cement Products Factory. The latter are active members of the Zion United Brethren Church, and ^[r. Leason is a republican. From 1914 to August.
The first recorded settlers in the township arrived in 1836. Clarence served with the colors in the American Expeditionary Forces in France until he returned home April 11, 1919, after one year's service. He votes as a republican, is a thirty- second degree Scottish Rite Mason, and a member of the Knights of Pythias and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He was discharged August 8, 1865. In November, 1899, he married Elva O. Fawcett. March 28, 191 1, when eighty-three years of age. Gaby have two sons, both of whom have finished high school and are practical farmers in Orange Township. Wade, Jr., has been associated with him. John Barker grew up in northern Ohio, and for several years was employed as a boatman on the canal be- tween Cleveland and the southern part of that state. Goodwin have five children.
I don't aspire to be a mega-church Christian. When people start thinking more and doing less, and when religion supplants Relationship, the body of Christ is paralyzed and unable go into dark places. Has become your only friend. And Mama say Selah, Selah.
Click to rate this post! "The opinions expressed in this article are not necessarily those held by Cross Rhythms. Can we give you something for your body and your mind? Christian contemporary. But he ain't no beggar and he sure ain't dumb he's just waitin' 'till the rapture come. All these people are honest artists. I see this one selling out quick.
Just four letters in a row. That makes the shadows hide. There's a hole in my heart that's shaped like you and it's just big enough to let you through / My whole empty heart's just like a cup / Fill me up, fill me up, fill me up /. Some big influences are The Staple Singers, Donny Hathaway, Duke Ellington, Peter Tosh, The Beatles, Woody Guthrie and Smokey Robinson.
We did a lot of jazz duos together when I was just coming up as a professional musician. But I've never been so happy. He built a kingdom of steel and gold. But it's lonely and it's cold here on the ground. Tell me you believe in Love. Rich grew up Catholic, resisted the ritualistic side of the religion as a young man and later came back to God after a family tragedy. Suddenly I felt led to go and sit behind the piano in the isolation booth. Phil Wickham and Brandon Lake Join Forces for "Summer Worship Nights" |. There is a way by newworldson. "Rare is the band that can retain a sense of originality and defy the music-business pressures to fit into stylistic molds. This single was released on 09 August 2019. 'Cuz one thing gives me comfort when I'm gone. Tell me everybody - you believe in Love? Waitin' 'till the rapture come.
Here you will find a celebration of friendship, of faith, and of life. It is an invitation from some dear friends to come join a celebration. I'm afraid, I'm afraid that I won't know what to say. You know for so long I was a drowning man. But on the rocky road there ain't no one among us without blame.
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We like to be silly in general. We also listen to a lot of music on our drives. Everybody's saying that it's gonna go away. Lyrics Begin: You say love is just a word, just four letters in a row, just a thing that people say, or they never tell you so.
I'm often surprised with notes I can hit, or things that I can come up with vocally when we're playing. You make me shake Holy Spirit. Whatever You need from me. I pressed and dried them in a book.
Product #: MN0080520. But now I know its worth. And my soul's been redeemed since I came down from the mountain.