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Pe - - - NEW FIRM but OLD BUSINESS. Having purchased the popular and old reliable Drug Store formerly owned by J. D. PELLENS, I solicit a continuance of public patronage and pledge all customers that Our stock shall always be complete, fresh and clean. Physicians’ Prescriptions and family recipes carefully filled. WM. M. PERSCHBACHER, Lee Pyle, Clerk. [Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, December 28, 1892] PERSCHBACHER’S BUSINESS ROOMS [Tiosa, Indiana] Destroyed by fire September 23, 1895. PERSCHBACHER’S ELEVATOR [Tiosa, Indiana] Owned by George Perschbacher. Destroyed by fire September 23, 1895. PERSCHBACHER & McMAHAN [Rochester, Indiana[ [Adv] OIL UP and STOP THE WEAR. What kind of Lubricating Oil will you use this summer? Notice our prices on some of the principle Brands: - - - - PERSCHBACHER & McMAHAN, Druggists. [Rochester Sentinel, Friday, June 23, 1893] PERSHING, INDIANA [Rochester Township] Located in Sections 28 and 29, on 400W at approximately 275N at the Erie R.R. The town was originally called Germany, but during World War 1, it was renamed Pershing. It has also been called Loyal. PERSHING, M. W. [Fulton County, Indiana] The Tipton Advocate, owned and edited since 1878 by M. W. Pershing, formerly of Fulton county, has been sold to W. H. Barnhart of Terre Haute. Mr. Pershing is to be the new postmaster at Tipton. [Rochester Sentinel, Thursday, May 9, 1901] PERSHING & RANNELLS [Rochester, Indiana] Pershing & Rannells, Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps and Readymade Clothing, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, &c. &c. They also purchase Wheat, Corn, Hides, and all kinds of country produce at the Farmer’s Store, in Wallace’s Block, south east corner Main and Market Streets, Rochester, Ind. __________ Rose & Carpenter. Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of Furniture. Shop on North east corner of Main and Market sts., one door north of Pershing & Rannells Dry Goods store, Rochester, Ind. [Rochester Mercury, Thursday, March 1, 1860] Thos who wish to purchase cheap dry goods and groceries will do well to call at the store of Pershing & Rannells who are now receiving a large supply of choice Spring and Summer goods. [Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, March 31, 1860] Mr. D. R. Pershing of the firm of Pershing & Rannells -- of the Farmer’s Store, we understand has sold his interest in the establishment to T. F. Rannells, the Junior partner . . .
Pe [Rochester Mercury, Thursday, January 24, 1861] PERSHING See: Dawson, George V. PERU CREDIT ASSOCIATION [Rochester, Indiana] PCA TO MOVE OFFICE TO 705 MAIN STREET SOON The local officer of the Peru Credit Association will move to the ground floor room in the Arlington hotel at 705 Main street, H. V.Shank, Fulton county field representative announced today. The office is now located above the Shultz Bros. dime store at 700 1/2 Main street. Redecoration and remodeling is being carried on at the room at 705 Main street to provide office space. The Association is expected to move to their new headquarters about Dec. 15, Mr. Shank revealed. The 10th annual meeting of the local stockholders is to be in the First Baptist church tonight at 7:30 o’clock. The guest speaker will be Dr. A. W. Cordier, of Manchester College. Two directors will be elected at tonight’s meeting of the Association and stockholders will consider reports presented by Association officers. [The News-Sentinel, Friday, November 19, 1943] PERU DAY [Rochester, Indiana] See Flood [PERU DAY IN ROCHESTER] PERU GARMENT FACTORY [Akron, Indiana] Located over the Akron Locker Plant. Mary Margaret Rittenhouse Leininger, [Mrs. Harold LeRoy Leininger], was branch supervisor of the Peru Garment Factory located over the Akron Locker Plant. They made women’s blouses in this branch. In 1957 she purchased from E. E. Gerig his insurance agency which is now called Leininger Insurance Agency located on East Rochester Street in Akron. [Leininger-Krause Family, Charles Daniel Smith, Faye Leininger Smith, Kate Morris Jennens, and Violet Titterton, Fulton Co Folks, Vol. 2, Willard] See McGlaughlin Garment Factory PERU GROCERY COMPANY [Peru/Rochester, Indiana] See Snapp, Cecil PERU PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. [Peru, Indiana] E. L. MITCHELL RE-ELECTED TO CREDIT ASS’N BOARD E. L. Mitchell, of this city, and Everett S. Priddy of Warren, Ind., were re-elected to the board of directors of the Peru Production Credit association in a meeting held at Peru, Wednesday. Over 800 members of the association were present and the featured address of the meeting was given by Prof. J. Raymond Schutz, of Manchester college, and Indianapolis. Officials of the group will be elected by the directors from among their number at a meeting to be held at an unannounced date in the near future. Present officers are C. Edwin Moseley, of Miami county, chairman, H. L. Matlock, Kokomo, vice-chairman, and Scott J. Hurst, Peru, secretary-treasurer. Serve Three-Year Terms Directors elected today will serve for a three-year period. The present directorate is composed of Messrs. Moseley, Mitchell, Priddy, Matlock and Robert O. Justice, of Logansport. Those in attendance at the meeting were served luncheon in four local churches.
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