. Histoire de comté de Cass Indiana : Dès le début du règlement à l'heure actuelle : avec des notes biographiques et de référence à des biographies déjà compilé. Au-delà de la manière dont elles influent sur son canton. Surintendant des institutions le Logansport et Western Turnpike, une positionwhich il a occupé pendant quelques années, et en w^wthfidelity dont il a servi. Lui et sa femme sont membres de l'église luthérienne d'Anglais,et les deux caractère public et profondément intéressé à tout ce qu'promisesto est dans l'intérêt de la communauté dans laquelle ils sont comme importantfactors. En plus de ses opérations agricoles

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. History of Cass County Indiana : From its earliest settlement to the present time : with biographical sketches and reference to biographies previously compiled. eyond the manner in which they affect his township. Heis superintendent of the Logansport and Western Turnpike, a positionwhich he has held for some years, and in w^hich he has served wthfidelity. He and his wife are members of the English Lutheran church, and both are public-spirited and deeply interested in all that promisesto be of benefit to the community in which they are such importantfactors. In addition to his farming operations, which are extensive, Mr. Reed devotes a great deal of attention to raising graded stock, andhis cattle find a ready market at the large shipping points. On April 22, 1875, Mr. Reed was married to IIiss IMary Whalon, ofGermantown, Ohio, who was born and reared there, and educated inthe common and normal schools, and for some years was engaged inteaching in Ohio. Five children have been born to this union: EthelM., educated in the district and high schools, single, and living with herparents; Charles E., a graduate of the State University at Bloomington, . HISTORY OF CASS COUNTY 1027 Indiana, class of 1912, where he received the degree of Bachelor of Arts, and now a student in the Chicago Scientific School, under the super-vision of Dr. Taylor; and Homer L., a graduate of the Logansporthigh school, and now a student in Purdue University. Two childrenare dead, Omer Leroy, who died aged. 12 years, and Oliver 0., who diedin infancy. John W. Clary. In the vicinity of Lucerne, in Harrison township, there is probably no more productive an estate nor more attractive ruralhome than that occupied by John W. Clary and family. Mr. Clary rep-resents one of the old families of Cass county, and was himself born ina log cabin, and was a product of the early conditions in this county.He lived here when much of the land was covered by forest, and beforeany of the modern facilities had been insti

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