Chris Akers has returned from the Reuben ranks and accepted a position in the Erie office.
The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Aug. 23, 1894
~~
Night watchman Chris Akers will conclude his labors in that line May 1. Who his successor will be is not determined yet, but with the horde of tramps who congregate here it becomes absolutely necessary to employ some one for protection. We haven't heard a word of objection to Mr. Akers and believe he performs the duties of his position to the satisfaction of all reasonable minded subscribers.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Apr. 26, 1894
~~~
Chris Akers of North Judson, who has been working as bill clerk in the Erie office at Hammond, was badly and probably fatally hurt while trying to board a Monon freight train in the yards Tuesday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 16, 1898
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Chris Akers, mention of whose injury by a Monon train at Hammond was mentioned in these columns last week, died as a result of them Friday evening. The remains were brought to North Judson for burial. The funeral was in charge of the Odd Fellows Sunday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 23, 1898, Vol. 30, #35, Pg. 1
The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Aug. 23, 1894
~~
Night watchman Chris Akers will conclude his labors in that line May 1. Who his successor will be is not determined yet, but with the horde of tramps who congregate here it becomes absolutely necessary to employ some one for protection. We haven't heard a word of objection to Mr. Akers and believe he performs the duties of his position to the satisfaction of all reasonable minded subscribers.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Apr. 26, 1894
~~~
Chris Akers of North Judson, who has been working as bill clerk in the Erie office at Hammond, was badly and probably fatally hurt while trying to board a Monon freight train in the yards Tuesday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 16, 1898
~~~~
Chris Akers, mention of whose injury by a Monon train at Hammond was mentioned in these columns last week, died as a result of them Friday evening. The remains were brought to North Judson for burial. The funeral was in charge of the Odd Fellows Sunday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 23, 1898, Vol. 30, #35, Pg. 1
Chris Akers has returned from the Reuben ranks and accepted a position in the Erie office.
The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Aug. 23, 1894
~~
Night watchman Chris Akers will conclude his labors in that line May 1. Who his successor will be is not determined yet, but with the horde of tramps who congregate here it becomes absolutely necessary to employ some one for protection. We haven't heard a word of objection to Mr. Akers and believe he performs the duties of his position to the satisfaction of all reasonable minded subscribers.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Apr. 26, 1894
~~~
Chris Akers of North Judson, who has been working as bill clerk in the Erie office at Hammond, was badly and probably fatally hurt while trying to board a Monon freight train in the yards Tuesday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 16, 1898
~~~~
Chris Akers, mention of whose injury by a Monon train at Hammond was mentioned in these columns last week, died as a result of them Friday evening. The remains were brought to North Judson for burial. The funeral was in charge of the Odd Fellows Sunday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 23, 1898, Vol. 30, #35, Pg. 1
The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Aug. 23, 1894
~~
Night watchman Chris Akers will conclude his labors in that line May 1. Who his successor will be is not determined yet, but with the horde of tramps who congregate here it becomes absolutely necessary to employ some one for protection. We haven't heard a word of objection to Mr. Akers and believe he performs the duties of his position to the satisfaction of all reasonable minded subscribers.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Apr. 26, 1894
~~~
Chris Akers of North Judson, who has been working as bill clerk in the Erie office at Hammond, was badly and probably fatally hurt while trying to board a Monon freight train in the yards Tuesday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 16, 1898
~~~~
Chris Akers, mention of whose injury by a Monon train at Hammond was mentioned in these columns last week, died as a result of them Friday evening. The remains were brought to North Judson for burial. The funeral was in charge of the Odd Fellows Sunday.
--The Starke County Democrat
(Knox, IN), Jun. 23, 1898, Vol. 30, #35, Pg. 1
Inscription
CHRISTOPHER C.
SON OF
JOSEPH & NANCY
I. C. AKERS
BORN
FEB. 8, 1868
DIED
JUNE 17, 1898
AGED
?
Gravesite Details
Son of Joseph and Nancy Akers
Family Members
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