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** hive from Plainfield Gospel Hall (hive from Bethany), re-merged by 1973 into Bethany Chapelin Indianapolis

* [[Bethany Gospel Chapel, Logansport, IN]] (OB) 1934-'''present'''1979+** Logansport Gospel Center +1941-1943+; Bethany Gospel Chapel +1947-1951+; Logansport Gospel Chapel +1954-1960+1976** @ Hwy. 24, cor. E. Market St. & 12th +1941-1943+; 502 North St. +1947-1951+; Cliff Dr. & S. Cicott St. +1954-19601979+** c/o C.E. Bulander @ 514 Linden +1936+; F.E. Milstead @ 325 1/2 W. Linden Ave. +1941+; Byron Flory +1943-1960; Fred Weiland 1961-1962; Clarence C. Rude 1963-1976; Ernest R. Heims 1976-1979+

* [[Bethany Fellowship, Warsaw, IN]] (OB) 19771974-'''present'''** Bethany Bible Chapel 1974-1979+** @ home of Michael Royal, 1202 College Ave., Winona Lake 1974-1976; home of E. Ray Moore, Jr., 1203 Sunday Lane, Warsaw 1977-1978; Lincoln & Market Sts., Warsaw 1979+** c/o Michael Royal 1974-1976; E. Ray Moore, Jr. 1977-?1978; John Mike Thomas 1979+

* [[Plymouth Gospel Assembly, IN]] (OB) +1951-1960+1963; 1965** Plymouth Gospel Assembly 1961-1965** @ *** home of Dr. Earl Keiser+1951-1960**** 300 N. Center St. +1951+; Rt. 5 +1958; Rt. 4, S. Michigan Rd. 1959-1960+*** probably home of Paul Brown/Brower, 24250 Stanton Rd., N. Liberty 1961+** c/o Dr. Earl Keiser +1951-1960; Paul Brown/Brower 1961-1963, 1965

* [[Grace Bible Chapel, Mishawaka, IN]] (OB) +1941-19601979+** Mishawaka Gospel Testimony +1941+; Mishawaka Gospel Chapel +1943-1959; Grace Bible Chapel 1960-1979+** @ 1636 Homewood Ave., Lakeville? +1941+; 701 W. Marion +1943-1959; 55775 Grape Rd. 1960-1965; 2537 Liberty Dr. 1966-1979+

** c/o Kenneth R. Weidner @ South Bend +1958-19601964; George E. Gay 1965-1977; Dennis Jewett 1978-1979+

** c/o Francis Edward Harmon +1941-1959 (b. 1887 Meade Co., [[Kansas|KS]] - d. 1959 Lafayette, IN), son of Freelen Ferdinand Harmon (b. 1856 Clark Twp., Atchison, MO - d. 1913 Chalmers, White, IN) & Amanda Belle Smith Harmon (b. 1861 Brookston, IN - d. 1951 Monticello, IN). Francis was a retired farmer. Wife (1910 @ White Co., IN): Opal Ruth North Harmon (b. 1887 - d. 1961 Lafayette, IN), daughter of Richard Jonathan North (b. 1842 Montmorenci, Tippecanoe, IN) & Eliza "Lillie" J. Morris North (b. 1848 Wabash Twp., Tippecanoe, IN; m. 1867; d. 1926 Chalmers, IN). Richard North was credited as a pioneer resident (1872-1912) of the Pine Grove neighborhood near Chalmers, a veteran of the Civil War, and M.E. Opal's memorial was officiated by John W. Farquharson. Francis & Opal were foster parents for Jack Eugene Kelly (1923-1996 Lafayette, IN), Army veteran of the Korean War (1950-1951), son of William Hollingsworth Kelly (1858-1926) & Sophia Emmaline Haynes Kelly (1894-1926).** c/o Bertram "Bert" Ravena Hostetler 1959-1970 (b. 1903 Logansport, IN - d. 1979 New Port Richey, Pasco, FL), son of Bert Hostetler (1864-1950) & Elizabeth Johnson Hostetler (1847-1926). Wife: Helen Amanda/Augustus Weber Hostetler (b. 1902 Milwaukee, WI - d. 2002 Grand Rapids, MI), daughter of William Emil Weber (b. 1870 Heidelberg, Ger. / Milwaukee, WI) & Dilsa Fay/Francis Horn Weber (b. 1874 Logansport, IN; m. 1901 Marion, IA; d. 1904 Bluffton, Weber, IN). In 1905, William Weber may have resided in Logansport, and worked for Western Motor Co. From 1927-1932+, Bert was office supt. for a lumberyard in Logansport, then by 1948, he managed the Henry J. Kessener Lumber Co. in Lafayette. From +1955-1960+, Bert was employed as an estimator for Karl H. Kettlehut, a contractor, as per his [https://www.newspapers.com/article/journal-and-courier-kettlehut-karl-ob/16223036/ obit], responsible for building five of the ten largest structures at Purdue University, the corn-processing plant for Anheuser-Busch, the Eli Lilly facility, the General Foods plant, and Purdue National Bank. ** c/o David Alan Harmon 1971-1976 (b. 1947 Lafayette, IN - d. 2020 Kokomo, IN), son of Kenneth Condor Harmon (b. 1922 Brookston, IN - d. 1993 Lafayette, IN) & Naomi Ann North Harmon (b. 1923 Brookston, IN - d. 2004 Lafayette, IN). David was related to Francis & Opal Harmon two ways: His maternal grandfather's sister was Francis Harmon's wife Opal Ruth North Harmon (1887-1961), and his great-great-great grandfather William F. Harmon (1797-1854), who died while traveling on the Mississippi, was Francis' grandfather. Francis was therefore David's third cousin, while his wife Opal was David's great-aunt.

** @ Lincoln Way (2 doors west of courthouse, second floor) +1927-1933+; 56 W. Lincolnway +1936-19601965; 54 1/2 W. Lincolnway 1966-1979+

* [[Ora Gospel Meeting HouseChapel, IN]] (OB) 1918/1930-19601979+** Ora Meeting House 1918/1930-1950+; Ora Assembly House +1951+; Ora Gospel Meeting House +1951-1960+1964** c/o Orville Swartz +1936+; C.T. Malott @ DeLong +1941-1943+; Charles F. Malott +1947-1948+; Charles T. Malott +1950-1951+; Henry Thompson +1951-1958; Charles T. Malott 1959-19601963; Ralph Moore 1964-1966; Henry Thompson 1967-1979+** In 1951, there were two assemblies in Ora: Ora Assembly House with Charles T. Malott, and Ora Gospel Meeting House with Henry Thompson. By 1954, only the latter continuedthey had re-merged.

* [[Ripley Gospel Chapel, IN]] (OB) +1950-19601979+

** @ Route 3** c/o Russell Fagner @ Route 3, Winnemac

==Gibson County (Evansville metro)=====Gibson County=======Oakland City====

==Hendricks County (Indianapolis metro)=====Plainfield===* [[Plainfield Gospel Hall, IN]] (OB) 1965-1972** @ home of S.W. Jarret, Reeves Rd. 1965-1967; home of George E. Cokain, 575 S. Center St. 1968-1972** c/o M.J. Larson 1965-1967; George E. Cokain 1968-1972** re-merged into Bethany about 1972 ==Vanderburgh County=(Evansville metro)======Evansville====