Note:  by Rev. M. W. Yocum.  The witnesses were William [Franklin] Worthen and Mrs. Emma Yocum.)

(Note:  I asked Aunt Wilma on 25 March 2009 if Grandpa (August) wore a wedding ring and she responded that he did not, but that Grandma wore a single band wedding ring.)

Note:  This home was built by a local contractor named Harold C. R. Wall and the cost was $1295.00.  August lived here until his death on 17 July 1943 and Mabel until her death on 13 March 1978.

1919:  Mentioned in Newspaper Article from Ball Brothers - S76,   
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30 Sept 1927:  Ball Brothers Float in the Delaware County Centennial Parade in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana - Photo:  Ph12351.tif - Info Sheet:  Ph12351.txt -
   -  Ball Brothers Factories, 1927:
      -  Muncie Ind.
      -  Wichta Falls Tex.
      -  Hillsboro Ill.
      -  Huntington Ala.
      -  Sapulpa Okla.
      -  Noblesville Ind.

Norma Haas Robbins (1919-2004) stated that she had seen this float when she was a girl of 8 years old

The photograph belonged to her parents.

I remember seeing the pieces of this float in a Ball Corporation warehouse on Macedonia Avenue about 1990.

1930:  "Furnace Man” at a glass factory [Ball Brothers Company] in Muncie. S5, 

Note:  I have the 10 year service pin from Ball Brothers Company in my possession that belonged to August I22, Doc3991.pdf

1936-1937:  "Furnace Repair" [Ball Brothers]  S29,

1938:  Foreman [Ball Brothers]  S2,

1940:  Foreman Clay Fast Department - S68,

1943:  Repairman at Ball Brothers Co - S2,

Letters between August and Mabel, July 1943  -  Social Security Card  -  S16, S24,
Muncie City Directory:  1940, p 155 - 1941, page 164 and 165 - 1943, page 132 - 1937 page 630 -
August attended a Ball Brothers Foremen's Club Picnic - July 1939 - S119,
August attended a Ball Brothers function, June 1933 - S133,

Note:  According to a person who had worked there, Ball Brothers had a glass plant in Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania (Washington, PA Page)

-  See Doc4571.pdf for a Ball Brothers Booklet dated 1979

This photo was taken approximately July 1943 and shows his saddened and weakened condition. I21,

5 July 1943 - Postcard from Mabel to Daughters - She talks about how Daddy is feeling - PC-058

Note:  According to a person who had worked there, Ball Brothers had a glass plant in Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania

The official cause of death according to the death certificate was Left Broncho Pneumeoid Silicosis.
Sources:  S14, S15, S16, S17, S18, S19, S47, S49, S86, S87, S88, S106,  Headstone, Doc1520.pdf, Doc3989.pdf, Doc3993.pdf,

Mabel and Barb Haas took a trip, about winter 1943, to visit Marj in New York while she was in the Service
   -  Scenes from Niagara Falls - 1   2   3   4

Mom got a call from one of grandma's neighbors that they were concerned about her and they had looked in her window and she was laying on the floor of her bedroom - Mom called me and I drove us to grandma's house. When we got there the neighbors were standing outside - I tried the door and it was locked from the inside - I kicked open the door and found grandma laying on the bedroom floor and she was very scared - I told someone to call for an ambulance - no 911 yet - We followed the ambulance to Ball Memorial Hospital and stayed until after they had admitted her. Later I went back to her house and fixed the door.

I remember that Shirley and I would visit her at the hospital and she was unable to speak and when she tried it was so slurred you could not understand her. I would read to her and she seemed to enjoy that.

Her room was 517-1 and she was next to a window.

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Richey's Clothing Store, 1960 - Alteration - S2,

1949:  The Yarn Shop, 207 N. High St.  Phone 2-2147 - S146,

Social Security Number:  308-32-6646 - S30, S32, S44,

Driving Lesson for Mabel:
Grandpa August attempted to teach Mabel to drive. The kids (4) were in the back seat - not helping the situation. They were going over Park-a-more bridge on 12th Street. Mabel was so frustrated and having so much trouble they took the kids back home and they went back out to finish the driving lesson. 

Just for the record, Caroline Whetstone also spoke German, specifically Pennsy-Deitsch and it was probably her "birth" language. Mother Said that August and Caroline frequently spoke German together which angered Mabel because she thought they were talking about her and didn't want her to know what they were saying.
Until I was 8 or 10 years old I thought that the Haas's came from Holland. Mother corrected me but I remember August saying that he spoke "Dutch". Even then I knew about wooden shoes, windmills, etc. and assumed he meant Holland.

Regarding the time I sat on August's lap and played with his knife and watchchain: About a year ago I was visiting my Amish friends to get milk, bread, etc. The women were in the process of cutting a hog backbone into chops. Their meat saw was very dull and they were having a hard time, so I started helping them. One of the girls (28 years old) referred to the saw as "stoomp". Suddenly, 68 years melted away and I recalled August saying that if I got my own knife it would have to be "stoomp", which means dull. I vaguely remember him saying other words to me I didn't understand. I think he may have been introducing me to his other language, but I' m not 100% sure about that. I do know he never spoke in German to Mother or taught her any words, although I'm certain he was fluent. German may have actually been his birth language. Again, I think Mabel's aversion to German was the reason for this.

Had he lived a normal lifespan, you and I may have learned a little Pennsy-Deitch along the way!

Source Citation

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Doc0719.pdf

Image of School, about 1900 - I-86,

Doc1299.pdf

Doc5700.pdf

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Doc1659.pdf

Doc0577.pdf

Doc0576.pdf

Doc1423.pdf

Doc1755.pdf

Doc1764.pdf

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Extract:
Bureau of Motor Vehicles - Indian Drivers License - Kind of License: Operator
Issued to: Mabel M Crabill - 1927 E 17th St Muncie, IN, 47302
License No: S308326646
Eyes: Gre - Weight: 150 - Hair: Bro - Height: 5-03 - Sex: F -
Date of Birth: 07-01-[18]99 - Re-exam due in : 07-[19]76 - License Expires: 07-[19]76
This license is issued subject to the restriction noted below:
Issued 08-01-[19]76
Glasses or contact lenses

Extract, PDF page 1:
Mrs. Mabel Haas Crabill, 1927 E. 17th St., will have a special birthday observance a little early this year. Her birthday is July1.
Her five daughter will be with her all at one time for the first time in 32 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Marjorie) Van Couwenberghe and Mrs. Joe (Olive) Hanson, are here from their homes in San Anselmo, Calif.
At 1 p.m. Sunday a family dinner wil being [will bring] together the visitors and their other sisters, Mrs. John (Barbara) Mock, Albany; Mrs. Walter Robbins, Yorktown; and Mrs. John (Wilma) Lucas, Jonesboro.
All the sisters were born and raised in the family home where Mrs. Haas still resides. They are all Central graduates, but Olive and Marjorie served in World War II as WAVES and were stationed throughout the United State. After their duty they settled in California.
There are 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Extract, PDF page 2:
Five sisters and their mother were together for the first time in 32 years. They celebrated the 76th birthday of their mother, Mrs. Mabel Hass Crabill, which was July 1.
The five sisters are Mrs. Frank Van Couwenberghe and Mrs. Joe Hanson, both of San Anselmo, Calif.; Mrs. John Mock of Albany; Mrs. Walter Robbins of Yorktown and Mrs. John Lucas of Jonesboro.
All five girls were born and reared in the same home where their mother still lives, 1927 E. 17th.

Extract:
308-32-6646
(Social Security Account Number)
Mabel M. Haas
Worker's Signature: Mabel M. Haas
For Social Security Purposes - Not for Identification

AUGUST HAAS DEAD; LINGERING ILLNESS
August Haas, 48, died at his home, 1927 East Seventeenth Street, at 3 o'clock yesterday morning, following a lingering illness. Mr. Haas was employed at Ball Brothers Company as a foreman, and was a member of Walnut Street Baptist Church. He was also a veteran of World War I.
Surviving are the widow, Mabel; five daughters, Mrs. Walter Robbins, Miss Marjorie Has and Miss Barbara Haas , all at home, Mrs. John Lucas and Mrs. James Fields, Jr., of Muncie; a brother, Valentine Haas, of Stryker, O., and a grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Meeks mortuary, the Rev. E. L. Hamilton in charge. Friends may call at the mortuary after noon today.

Doc1658.pdf

Extract:
Female [male] White - August Haas - Aug. 29, 1894, Defiance Township.

Doc0596A.pdf

Image Caption: "Eighteen men and a boy comprised this Warner Gear Company band in Muncie an indefinite number of years ago. The identity of the director and the well-uniformed members is not known to us at The Muncie Star, but readers may recognize a friend or relative".

Note:  August Haas, Front Row, 2nd from Right

Doc1727.pdf
 

Extract: "I don't know about plot #'s, and not even really sure of the cemetery, we saw so many. But I did see Grandmother Mattie's [Mattie Klinger ID0387] , maybe at Hartford City. I do know that Daddy [August Haas ID0377] made a stone for her grave that just said "Mother", no dates.")

Extract: Record of Birth - Health Department of Blackford County - Hartford City, Indiana - THIS IS TO CERTIFY that our records show Mabel Marie Worthen was born in Hartford City, Indiana, July 1, 1899 - Father: William Worthen, age 32, born in Indiana - Mother: Mattie Klinger, age 20, born in Ohio - Recorded locally in Book No. 3, page no 6, under date of July 1, 1899 - Signed George Parks, MD - (Seal) - Hartford City, Indiana 2-24-[19]81

Doc0562.pdf

Note: Pin with heart attached with a chain is mounted on a piece of lightweight cardboard. The pin has the letters "WOTM" on a shield and is gold in color as well as the chain. The heart is red with gold coloring around the edge. Inside the heart is a triangle with a moose in the center and the letters F, H and C one at each point of the triangle - this belonged to Mabel.

1964 Pontiac Catalina
1954 Pontiac Chieftain

Note: Frigidaire Certificate Walter got from GM so Mabel Haas could buy a refrigerator from Bakers Appliances - Shows Clock # for Walter as being 31207. n.d. - shows his address to be R#2, Yorktown, Ind. 47356 and phone number as 759-9331. The receipt is from Bakers 3601 S Madison, Muncie, Indiana, dated 7 June 1975 - sold to Walter Robbins - Deliver to: Mabel Crabill at 1927 E 17th - Total purchase price: $566.72.

Notes:
Letter #1 and #2: Feb 1978
Letter #3: 3 March 1978
Mabel passed away 13 March 1978

Notes:
Contract between Harold C. R. Wall and Mabel M. Haas - Document signed by August Haas - for the home at 1927 E 17th St - This document gives details about the building of the home, its cost and the date and the name of the builder. The date was 28 March 1919, the builder Harold C. R. Wall and the price was $1295.00. This house was built with electricity included. This document shows August's signature.)

Doc1421.pdf

Extract:
Mabel Crabill - Mrs. Mabel M Haas Crabill, 78, 1927 E 17th, died at Ball Hospital, Monday nigh after an extended illness. Mrs. Crabill was born in Hartford City and lived in Muncie over 60 years. She was a member of St Paul's United Methodist Church and the Warner Gear Sympathy Club Auxiliary. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. John (Wilma) Lucas, Jonesboro, Mrs. Walter (Norma) Robins, Yorktown, Mrs. John (Barbara) Mock, Albany, and Mrs. Joe (Olive) Hanson and Mrs. Frank (Marjorie) Van Couwenberghe, both of San Anselmo, Calif; two stepsons, William Crabill, Texas, and Jack Crabill, Albany; a brother, William Worthen, Lafayette; 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Services will be at Meeks Mortuary at 3pm Thursday, Rev Milton Beeman, pastor of St Paul's United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Elm Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary from 2-5 and 7-9 pm Wednesday and any time prior to the services Thursday.

Extract:
This is to Certify that on the 23rd day of June in the year of our Lord 1917
Mr. August Haas Muncie, Indiana and Mabel Worthen Hartford City, Ind.
Were united in Holy Matrimony at Hartford City, Ind.
According to the ordinance of God and the Laws of the State of Indiana
Witnesses:
William Worthen
Mrs. Emma Yocom
By M W Yocom, Minister of Gospel

Extract:
1] August Haas: Head of household. 45 yr old white male, married - Highest grade of school completed: 4 - Born Ohio - Code E: 1 - Worked 45 hours during week of 24-30 March 1940 - Occupation: Foreman Clay Fast Department in Glass Factory - Class of worker: Pw - Code F: 316-25-1 - Worked 52 weeks in 1939 - Income in 1939: $1825 - No income of $50 or more received in 1939 -
2] Mabel M. Haas: Wife of head - Code A: 1 - 40 yr old white female - School Grade completed: 6 - Born Indiana - Code B: 6 - Occupation: None - Housework - No income received in 1939
3] Norma L. Haas: Daughter of Head - 20 yr old white female, single - Highest grade of school: High School 4 - Code B: 30 - Born Indiana - At work week of 24 March 1940: Yes - Code E: 1 - Number of hours worked week of 24-30 March 1940: 55 - Occupation: Housekeeper in a private home - Class of worker: Pw - Code F: 500-86-1 - 48 weeks worked in 1939 - Amount earned in 1939: $192 - No other income -
4] Olive Jean Haas: Daughter of Head - 19 yr old white female, single, Code A: 2 - Highest grade of school: High School 4 - Code B: 30 - Born: Indiana - at work the week of 24 March 1940 - Code E: 1 - Number of hours worked week of 24-30 March 1940: 30 - Occupation: Laborer, Glass factory - Worker Code: Pw - Code F: 988-25-1 - 13 Weeks worked in 1939 - Income 1939: $169 - No other income
5] Marjorie Haas: Daughter of head - 16 yr old white female, Single - Code A: 2 - Highest grade of school: High School 2 - Code B: 26 - Born Indiana - Did not have a job - in School - Code E: 6 - No income
6] Barbara Haas: Daughter of Head - Code A: 2 - 5 yr old white female, single, no school attended - Born Indiana -

Family:
- Home Owned, Value of home $2300
- None attended School
- All lived in the same house on 1 Apr 1935
- Code C: 60 - all but August who is 59

Extract from Image: (Line 14)

Record of Births, Probate Court, Defiance County, Ohio, 18 [page 77]
Haas, August
Date of Birth: 29 Aug 1894
Place of Birth: Tiffin, Defiance County, Ohio, Ward 2
Sex: Listed as Female [Male]
Color: White
Father: Henry Haas
Mother: Caroline Whetstone
Address of Parents: 1018 Holgate Ave.
Date of Record: May 29 1895

Family Search Info: film number: 1977637 - digital folder number: 4017659 - image number: 74

Extract:
Mabel M. Haas Crabill
Mrs. Mabel M. Haas Crabill, 78, 1927 E. 17th St., Muncie, died at Ball Memorial Hospital
late Monday evening. She was born in Hartford City, the daughter of William
and Mattie Clinger Worthen.
Mrs. Crabill lived in Muncie fro the past sixty years. She was a member of St. Paul's United
Methodist Church and of the Warner Gear Sympathy Club Auxiliary.
Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. John (Wilma) Lucas, Jonesboro; Mrs. Walter (Norma) Robbins,
Yorktown; Mrs. John (Barbara) Mock, Albany. Mrs. Joe (live) Hanson and Mrs. Frank (Marjorie)
VanCouwenberghe, both of California.
Also surviving are two stepsons, William Crabill of Texas and Jack Crabill, Albany; one brother,
William Worthen of Lafayette, thirteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at Meeks Mortuary in Muncie from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
Wednesday prior to the services at 3 p.m. on Thursday. Rev. Milton Beeman
will officiate. Burial will be at the Elm Ridge Cemetery.

PDF File Contents:
1-2: Letter from Mabel to William & Maudella - 30 Dec 1977
3-5: Letter from Mabel to William & Maudella - 16 Jan 1978

Extract from Image:
Page 248

Application for Marriage License - Male:
August Haas to Mabel Worthen
August Haas, White m born Defiance, Ohio, 29 Aug 1894
Residence: Muncie
Occupation: Laborer
Father: Henry Haas, white, born Germany, Deceased
Mother: Caroline Wetstone, White, housewife, born Pennsylvania, Residence: Muncie, Ind
Male been inmate of any county asylum . . No
First Marriage: Yes
Afflicted with epilepsy, TB, venereal, or other contagious disease? No
Imbecile, unsound mind: No
Signature of applicant: August Haas
Signature of S. J. Farrell, Clerk, Blackford Circuit Court

Application for Marriage License - Female
Mabel Worthen to August Haas
Mabel Worthen, White, born Hartford City, 1 July 1899
Occupation: Domestic
Father: William A. Worthen, White, born Hartford City, Occupation: Painter, Residence: Hartford City
Mother: Mattie Klinger, White, Deceased
Inmate of county asylum? No
First Marriage: Yes
Afflicted with epilepsy, TB, venereal, or other contagious disease? No
Imbecile, unsound mind: No
Signature of Applicant: Mabel Worthen
State of Indiana, Blackford County, SS:
William A. Worthen Father of Mabel Worthen deposes and
says that he has personal knowledge of the facts above stated and that they
and each of them are true & consents to his daughters marriage
Signature: William A. Worthen/ 23 June 1917
Signature: S. J. Farrell, Clerk Blackford Circuit Court

Marriage License Issued, 23 June 1917, Signed S. J. Farrell

Marriage Certificate:
Certificate Recorded: 13 July 1917
State of Indiana, Blackford County, SS:
I Certify, that on the 23rd day of June 1917
August Haas and Mabel Worthen were joined together as Husband and Wife, by me
Signed: M.W. Yocum, Minister of Gospel.

Across center of page: "Unofficial Record"

Extract:
Home at Last!
Welcome home, you valiant men from land and sea and air! . . .
World-War Honor Roll, Ball Bros. Glass Mfg. Company
9 columns of names
August Haas is in column 6, 6th from the bottom
Ball Brothers Glass Mfg. Co., Muncie, Ind.

Extract from DB:
Name: August Haas
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 23 Jun 1917
Event Place: Hartford City, , Indiana
Alternate Event Place:
Registration Place: , Blackford, Indiana, United States
Marriage License Date:
Residence Place: Muncie, , Indiana
Gender: Male
Age (Estimated):
Number of Previous Marriages: 1st
Race (Original): White
Birth Date:
Birthplace: Defiance, , Ohio
Father's Name: Henry Haas
Mother's Name: Caroline Wetstore
Spouse's Name: Mable Worthen
Spouse's Residence Place: Hartford City, , Indiana
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age (Estimated):
Spouse's Previous Marriage Number: 1st
Spouse's Race (Original): White
Spouse's Birth Date:
Spouse's Birthplace: Hartford City, , Indiana
Spouse's Father's Name: William Worthen
Spouse's Mother's Name: Mattie Leonard
Informant's Name:
Officiator's Name: M W Yocam
Page: 136

PDF Pages:
1] Auction Recapitulation
2-10] Listing of items, the price they brought and the number of the winning bidder

3 PDF Pages:
- Total Cost of Funeral: $2218.23
- Paid in Full 22 Mar 1978

Notes:
1. Grave 5, Lot 55, Section 8, Sunrise Oval
2. Funeral: 3pm, Thur, 16 Mar 1978, by Meeks
3. Signed by Walter C. Robbins Sr., ID0005 [Executor]

Cards in her possession at her death

Extract:
Central Indiana Gas Company
Meter Deposit Receipt
Location: Muncie, Indiana July 31, [19]31
Received From: August Haas
Address R. R. 6, Box 24 1927 E. Seventeenth Street
The sum of Five 00/100 Dollars $5.00

Extract:
Certificate of Deposit
Central Indiana Gas Company/ M29968/Muncie, Ind.
Date: 4 Jan 1950
Received From: Mabel M. Haas/ 1927 E. 17th
Five 00/100 Dollars $5.00
Signed: Mabel M. Haas

Notes:
Dates of Checks: 11 Jan 1978
Amount of checks: $10.00 each
Signature: Mabel M. Crabill
Checks Made to:
Olive J. Hanson  (Signature on back of check)
Marjorie R. Van Couwenberghe  (Signature on back of check)

Ball Memorial Hospital Charges - Doc1687.pdf (18 pages)
- Admit Date: 4 Feb 1978
- Discharge Date: 13 March 1978 (date of death)
- Total Charges: $6764.46

Other charges, 4 Feb to 13 March 1978 - Doc1688.pdf (13 pages)The
- Muncie Clinic $331.20
- Radiology Associates of Muncie $15.00
- Branam, Jay, Willman and Triplett (Pathologists) - $117.50
- Dr. Wayne Gray - $397.00
- Equitable Life Assurance Society - (Warner Gear Ins) - Paid $492.90
- Medicare - Final Statement - 7 Sept 1978 - All Claims Paid

All Bills paid by Walter C. Robbins, Sr., ID0005, Executor of Mabel's Estate

Notes:
Funeral of August Haas, ID0377
Date of Death: 17 July 1943
Date of Funeral: 19 July 1943
Meeks Mortuary, Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana
Burial: Elm Ridge Cemetery, Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana

136 people signed the book

PDF Pages:
Page 4
- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dowling (August's Best Friend)
Page 6
- Mrs. Earl Gibson (Owner of Gibson Skating Rink)
- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Klinger (Roy ID5026)
- Ed Satterfield (Newspaper Reporter, Muncie Star)
Page 11
- Gretchen Sumwalt and Dorothy Mitchell (Friends of daughter Norma)
- Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fields (daughter Olive and husband)
Page 12
- Mrs. Nora Haas (ID0575, wife of August's deceased brother John)
- Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson - John was a Sunday School Teacher at Walnut St. Baptist Church, also owned a neighborhood grocery store that daughter Norma worked at for a time)

Notes:
- 23 Cards
- List of what appears to be donations with 37 names and the amounts (Total $15.00)

Cards from:
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lanich
Oscar C. Robbins and Family
Juanita Mays
Becky Henkley
Kathleen
Heida Condon
Missionary Society, Walnut St. Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tomlinson and family
Irma Johnson and Naomi Arbogast
Flower Mission, Walnut St. Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Coffman and Family
Mrs. O. F. Barlow
Amogie Ullom
Harold & Edith Murphy
Florence Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin
Grace McConnell (Jackson)
Aubury and Evelyn Rogers
Lucy Holiday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marting & Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tuttle
Gretchen (Gretchen Sumwalt, friend of Norma)
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Benson & David

26 Flower Cards

Howell's Flowers, 214 S. Mulberry St., Muncie Phone 8772:
- John Stephenson
- Triangle Class, Walnut St. Baptist Church
- Earl Gibson and Children
- Dorothy - Eva, and Roy Klinger
- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee
- Co-workers and Friends, Delco-Remy (Co-Workers of daughter Norma)
- Oscar C. Robbins & Family, Redkey

The Cade Co. Corner Main and Walnut Streets, Muncie
- Mr. And Mrs. Dale Medsker and Family

Riverside Flower Shop
- Excel Mfg. Corp
- Gretchen Sumwalt, Dorothy Mitchell, Viola Himes, Mary Durman, Helen Miller, Perl Saunders (Friends of Norma)

Love's Flower Shop, 1204 south Shipley St., Muncie, Phone 9582
- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atha (Marguerite ID0376, Harold ID1851) - Mrs. Della Worthen

Diffenderfer Greenhouses, 2105 S. Gharkey, Muncie - Phone 2-1991
- Walnut St. Baptist Church
- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Starkey - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Starkey
- Mrs. Nora Haas and Family
- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scudder
- William and Family (Probably William Franklin Worthen ID0376)
- Ball Bros. Management Club
- Clay Brick Dept., Ball Bros.
- Viola Lewis
- Willard St. Church of God
- Mr. And Mrs. Joe Hubbard

No Flower Shop Indicated:
- Wife and Family
- Mitchell Bernard and Family
- Carl Stimmel & Boys
- Women's Missionary Society, Industry U.B. Church
- Alice Baker

Notes:
1. Barbara Jane
2. Barbara Jane
3. Bud (Wiggerly), (Marjorie's Boyfriend)
4. Walter (Walter C. Robbins, Sr., ID0005)
5. Norma & Marjorie

Notes:
1. Sympathy Club Auxiliary (Warner Gear)
2. Voter's Identification Card (1 July 1974)
3. Hoosier Motor Club (1 July 1976)
4. Home Mutual Insurance Company ID Card

Note: I only scanned pages with content

Extract:
Original: Spiral Bound notebook, 4 x 6.75 inches, covers dark brown, pages white lined
Cover: "Sewing/ Prices"
Inside:4 pages with writing were scanned

Notes:
1] The cover is a stamped cover with only a small portion of the embossed stamp corner remains - it is red with white lettering and appears to be a 2-cent and is addressed to Mrs Carrie Stewart, #217 S Jeffers[on], Hartford C[ity], Ind -
2] The return Address is "After 5 days return to #5 Pinnell St, Buckhannon, W VA - The Postmark is from Buckhannon W. VA.
Nov 6 at 12 PM [no date]
3] on the back of the cover: "Miss Mable Worthen - Aunt Matties things" - there are some dates at the bottom 1838, 1826, 22, 1838, 98.
4] The Valentines: There is 1 large Valentine and several smaller ones with no writing on any of them. Did these Valentines originally belong to Mattie?

Selected Pages Scanned:
Front Cover
PDF page 2: Signatures of Norma Haas, Wilma Haas and Marjorie Haas
PDF page 3: Signature of Olive J Haas
PDF page 4: Signatures of Mabel, August and Barbara Haas
PDF page 5: Norma's Name, Row one (Junior)
PDF page 6: Norma's Picture, Row 1, 8th from left
PDF page 7: Olive's Name, Row ten (Sophomore)
PDF page 8: Olive's Picture, Row 10, 6th from left

Yearbook Page

Notes:
Handwritten sheet of paper listing vital information about Mabel Worthen Haas Crabill for use of funeral home probably for newspaper. Written by Norma Haas Robbins ID0006

Notes:
1] The payment booklet is from American National Bank in Muncie, IN.
2] The Loan was taken out on 15 Feb 1967
3] The beginning balance appears to be 742.68 with payments of $20.63 per month
4] The first payment was made 7 March 1967.
5] The loan was paid off, according to a receipt enclosed in the booklet, on 4 Feb 1969.

PDF pages:
1] Phone Bill dated 16 Jan 1978 for the phone Number of 317-288-9410 and is for a total of $17.82. This bill is for Mabel Worthen Haas Crabill ID0378. Long distance calls were made to: San Rafael, CA and two calls made to Marion IN.

2] Indiana Gas Company, Muncie, Delaware Co., IN dated from Dec 27 1977 to Jan 25 1979 for service at 1927 E 17th Street Muncie for Mabel Worthen Haas Crabill ID0378. The amount of the bill is $23.00 and is marked paid.

3] Electric Bill From Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., Muncie, Delaware Co., IN dated 17 Feb 1978 in the amount of $16.58 and marked paid. It is in the name of Wm A Crabill ID1836. This was for Mabel Worthen Haas Crabill ID0378.

PDF pages:
1] Invoice from Wes Jones Tire Sales on Willard St in Muncie. Dated 21 June 1971 and made out to Bill Crabill ID1836 in the amount of $124.96.

2] Invoice # 34344 dated 8 Jan 1976 to Mable Crabill at 1927 E 17th. for new furnace in the amount of 650.00 and marked paid. This is for Mabel Worthen Haas Crabill ID0378

PDF Pages:
1] Policy # 5002389 from the Hoosier Motor Club in the name of Mabel M. Crabell (sic) and shows her address as 1927 E 17th Muncie IN 47302. The only date is 1 April 1976. This policy issued by Transport Life Insurance Co.

2-8] This is the explanatory sheets for the policy describing benefits. On page 4 Mabel has listed Barbara J. Mock (Haas) ID0382) as first beneficiary and Norma Robbins ID0006 as second beneficiary and has added her signature. There is no date attached to any of the papers

PDF pages:
1-2] Original Security Agreement, Merchants National Bank - 23 May 1966
- Lender: Merchants Nat. Bank. Borrowers: William Crabill ID1836 and Mabel Worthen Haas Crabill ID0378.
- For: 23 inch Admiral TV from Hurst TV Service in the amount of $399.84
- I have two copies of the contract: the Original marked paid 8 April 1968 and the Buyer's copy. (only scanned the original)
- Signatures of both Bill Crabill and Mabel appear on these contracts.
3] Front of payment book
4] Blank payment coupon
5] Paid payment coupon stub
6-7] Back cover of payment book
8] Last payment Receipt - 8 Apr 1968

PDF pages:
1] The application with personal information and dated 2 Dec 1975
2-7] a pamphlet which when folded out measures 11 x 25 inches and is printed on both sides which is the explanation of benefits for the policy. The application was originally stapled to the pamphlet (I removed the Staple)

-This policy was through the Hoosier Motor Club. Policy # 5002389

Newspaper Article: "Together Again" - Photo and Caption. The Muncie Star (Muncie, Indiana), 4 July 1972, page 6, Col. 3-5. www.newspapers.com, accessed 30 March 2017. Doc4183.pdf (Acc003031/Doc1919.pdf)

Caption:
TOGETHER AGAIN - It was a real special 73rd birthday for Mrs. Mabel Crabill (center), 1927 E. 17th St., this past weekend when she and four of her five sisters [daughters] and their families got together for a family reunion. It was the first time they had all been together in 29 years. Pictured with her are sisters [daughters] (left to right) [actually, right to left] Mrs. John (Barbara) Mock, Albany; Mrs. Frank (Marjorie) Van Couwenberghe, San Anselmo, Calif.; Mrs. Walter (Norma) Robbins, Yorktown, and Mrs. John (Wilma) Lucas, Jonesboro. (Star Photo)