Person:Milo Dinsmore (1)
Milo Earl Dinsmore
b.14 Mar 1879 Lodi, Athens, Ohio, United States
d.16 Apr 1964 Valparaiso, Porter, Indiana, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 26 Apr 1868
  1. Samuel Isaac Dinsmoor1868 - 1935
  2. Guy Dinsmoor1869 - 1950
  3. Florence Fermer Dinsmoor1871 - 1939
  4. Werner Dinsmoor
  5. Harold Dinsmoor
  6. Harry H. Dinsmoor1874 - 1957
  7. Milo Earl Dinsmore1879 - 1964
  8. Filo Pearl Dinsmoor1879 - 1966
  9. Anna S. Dinsmoor1881 - 1925
Spouse and Children
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m. 10 Jun 1900
  1. Charles Howard Dinsmore1902 - 1963
  2. James Walton Dinsmore1903 - 1905
  3. Harold Hogan Dinsmore1907 - 1974
  4. Malcolm Jennings Dinsmore1909 - 1990
  5. Clare LeForest Dinsmore1912 - 1973
  6. Margaret Beth Dinsmore1916 - 2008
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Milo Earl Dinsmore
Gender Male
Birth[2] 14 Mar 1879 Lodi, Athens, Ohio, United States
Marriage 10 Jun 1900 Athens County, Ohioto Nellie Blanche McClanahan
Employment[3] 1921 real estate and insurance
Occupation[1] 1959 Porter, Indiana, United StatesSuperintendent of Schools
Death? 16 Apr 1964 Valparaiso, Porter, Indiana, United StatesPorter Memorial Hospital
Burial? Hebron Cemetery, Hebron, Porter, Indiana, United States

Hebron, Indiana, Public Library History:

Until a library building could be built, the library opened on July 27, 1918 in the house on the property purchased for the new library building. The president of the library board, M.E. Dinsmore, mortgaged his own house to buy the property until the library board had the funds to take over the payments.

Hebron Public Library was one of the last Carnegie libraries built. Due to World War I, the Carnegie Corporation of New York Trustees ended library gifts on November 7, 1917.

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References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Marriage Application and Certificate, Malcolm Dinsmore and Jeanette Hallberg, 17 Jan 1959, Porter County, Indi.
  2. ↑ Social Security Death Index.
  3. ↑ Standard Atlas of Porter County, In, Geo. A. Ogle Co. Pub., Chicago, 1921.
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