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George Bachman was born in Williamston, Mich., in January 1919. He was drafted into the military in January 1941 at the age of 22 and was assigned to the 21s

July 10, 1902: The Comet reported several items of interest to Johnson Citians. “If Express Agent Moser happens to be a little absent-minded for a day or two it must be overlooked. It’s a girl, and arrived on the morning of the Fourth.” “The Watauga Lighting and Power Co. is overhauling its street lines and preparing to furnish lights for all residents. Let them figure with you on the cost of wiring and lighting.” “H.L. Bruner has returned from a stay of three weeks in Hot Springs, Ark., much improved in health and ready as ever to see that the wants of his custo...

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LAGRANGE — The flags outside the LaGrange County Office Building, home of the LaGrange County Commissioners, flew at half-staff Thursday in honor of one of their own. Those flags, as well as the flags flown outside of the LaGrange County Courthouse, the LaGrange County Justice Building, and the LaGrange County Sheriff’s office were all lowered late Wednesday afternoon in honor of LaGrange County Commissioner Larry Miller, who died at his home on Wednesday. Miller, 69, was recovering from a serious case of COVID-19 that hospitalized him for nearly two months. He had recently returned...

LAGRANGE — For the first time in nearly two months, Commissioner Larry Miller was back at a LaGrange County Commissioners’ meeting Wednesday morning. Miller was admitted to a Fort Wayne hospital in early November after contracting a serious case of COVID-19 and was only recently released from the hospital. Miller made his appearance by phone, admitting he has a long way to go before his health recovers enough that he can safely return to the LaGrange County Commissioners’ chambers. The commissioners traditionally meet at the end of the year to wrap up any loose ends. This year,...