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The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN, Sun. 15 Nov 1914, p.19
Governor Honors Boy Corn Growers.
Ralston Selects 108 Indiana Youths to Attend Convention to Be Held in San Francisco, Aug. 5-6, 1915.
....convention of the Top Notch Farmers' Club....boys named are all especially interested in the cultivation of corn... The Panama-Pacific Exposition will be progress...expected that this will serve as a double attraction...
Delegates included Myron Harmon of Zionsville.

There is a World War I Draft Registration for Theodore Myron Harmon, dated 12 Sep 1918. He living outside Zionsville, age 19, born 6 Aug 1899. He was farming and listed Ernest Harmon as his nearest relative. Medium height, slender build, blue eyes, dark hair.

His grave marker, Salem Cemetery, Zionsvolle, Boone Co, IN simply has the dates 1899-1923; added is the date of death as 24 Jun 1923.

Birth	6 Aug 1899	Boone County, Indiana
Death	24 Jun 1923

Father	James Marion Harmon (1859 - 1915)
Mother	Zerelda Clements (1862 - 1918)
Sibling	Ernest Alvin Harmon (1889 - 1972)
Sibling	Francis Marion Harmon (1892 - 1966)
Sibling	Ivan Clements Harmon (1894 - 1992)
Sibling	Guy Dickerson Harmon (1896 - 1997)
Sibling	Walter Herald Harmon (1901 - 1989)
Sibling	Rush John Harmon (1902 - 1989)
Sibling	Dare Howard Harmon (1905 - 1990)