Son of Wells Andrews and Emma Jane (Bliss) Bushnell.
Elmer married Alice Mead Wicks 26 April 1899 in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio. Alice is the daughter of Charles and Alice (Mead) Wicks.
occupation - cartoonist
The following is additional info from: TLS (#372) Thank you TLS.
Bushnell was a veteran cartoonist. He was a farmhand, cowboy, mill foreman, deckman and beer garden porter before joining the Cleveland Press as an artist. He later worked for the Cincinnati Post and did cartooning for the Cincinnati Times-Star, Memphis News-Scimitar, New York Globe and Journal. In addition, he did a cartoon act in vaudeville for several seasons.
Elmer married Alice Mead Wicks 26 April 1899 in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio. Alice is the daughter of Charles and Alice (Mead) Wicks.
occupation - cartoonist
The following is additional info from: TLS (#372) Thank you TLS.
Bushnell was a veteran cartoonist. He was a farmhand, cowboy, mill foreman, deckman and beer garden porter before joining the Cleveland Press as an artist. He later worked for the Cincinnati Post and did cartooning for the Cincinnati Times-Star, Memphis News-Scimitar, New York Globe and Journal. In addition, he did a cartoon act in vaudeville for several seasons.
Son of Wells Andrews and Emma Jane (Bliss) Bushnell.
Elmer married Alice Mead Wicks 26 April 1899 in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio. Alice is the daughter of Charles and Alice (Mead) Wicks.
occupation - cartoonist
The following is additional info from: TLS (#372) Thank you TLS.
Bushnell was a veteran cartoonist. He was a farmhand, cowboy, mill foreman, deckman and beer garden porter before joining the Cleveland Press as an artist. He later worked for the Cincinnati Post and did cartooning for the Cincinnati Times-Star, Memphis News-Scimitar, New York Globe and Journal. In addition, he did a cartoon act in vaudeville for several seasons.
Elmer married Alice Mead Wicks 26 April 1899 in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio. Alice is the daughter of Charles and Alice (Mead) Wicks.
occupation - cartoonist
The following is additional info from: TLS (#372) Thank you TLS.
Bushnell was a veteran cartoonist. He was a farmhand, cowboy, mill foreman, deckman and beer garden porter before joining the Cleveland Press as an artist. He later worked for the Cincinnati Post and did cartooning for the Cincinnati Times-Star, Memphis News-Scimitar, New York Globe and Journal. In addition, he did a cartoon act in vaudeville for several seasons.
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