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This Index Page lists all "W"
Businesses, Churches,
and Places of Interest



Wabash Machine Works - see Birch Brothers

Warner - "One price Clothier Corner of Washington & Main Streets" - horsedrawn wagon - watering the streets of C'ville - horse is beautiful but is a shadow of himself :( This pic is probably taken on what today is Market & Washington (southwest side). D.S. Warner (I think it is L. S. for Leopold S.) was a charter member of the Clothier's of Indiana from Crawfordsville. -- this too may be the same Water Wagon but with something different (? Insurance or Insurance ?) - this is a really bad rendition of a parade? You can see the corner of the court house monument and really think the pic may be turned sideways


Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church (Wesley Chapel) -- 1st church made of logs - erected 1845 - new church (built at cost of $5,000) dedicated January 5, ? (not sure of year) - article on that dedication

White Church --July 4, 1915 -- just before the 2nd curve of the S-turn on the Colfax - Linden blacktop in Montgomery County. This is thanks to Lynne Ream whose father was born very near this church. Thanks L :) Awesome pic ! - Also, this is information from the "Towns" page -- 22 Oct 1897 CWJ-- Names in the CWJ 1897 listing are Sylvia Harshbarger, Mrs. Margaret Caves (who was listed in Kirkpatrick) D.C. Campbell (Sugar Creek - section 10 in 1895 --- ?? 1897)- thanks to Suzie. Jerry Turner sent an article from the Weekly Argus News of 10-28-1899 with names such as Rettinger; Cobb; Cook; Campbell; Dunbar.
-- Source: Gospel Messenger Offering 1888 Bro. T. C. Dunbar, of the White church, Montgomery Co., Ind., under date of Feb. 19, writes: "Bro. Michael Flory came and opened a series of meetings on the evening of Feb. 1, closing the 17th; in all delivering twenty-three sermons. He did not shun to declare the whole counsel of God, neither is he ashamed of the gospel of Christ. As an immediate result, eight precious souls were buried in baptism, to walk in newness of life. There are three more applicants, which will make eighteen added to the church during this winter."

Whitesville Christian -- very active church in 2016



Willis Grocery - C'ville (at Market Street looking down S. Washington - thanks Lynn R for this one :)


Winchell's Jewelry (opening 1950)


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