Northern Indiana Editorial Association Golden Jubilee at Angola
The Northern Indiana Editorial Association held its Golden Jubilee meeting in Angola over a weekend hosted by the Rotary club and Sorosis. Delegates toured lakes and estates, heard speakers on newspaper costs and legal advertising, and enjoyed a gala dinner at Oak Bluff pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Angola
Rotary Club
Sorosis
W. C. Patterson
Jarrard
I. O. O. F. Hall
E. M. Hetzler
Morton Stultz
Edwin F. Farr
Whiting
Ind
Fred Rehrer
Berne
Rehrer
S. E. Boyes
Plymouth Republican
H. C. Willis
Waterloo Press
Angola Rotary Club
H. W. Morley
Angola Herald
Crooked Lake
Oak Bluff Pavillion
Steuben
James and
Snow Lakes
Weldon’s Landing
Clear Lake
T. P. Riddle
Mr. Riddle
South Bend
Yale
Indiana Day Sets Marion Gathering Amid Regional News
Saturday focus on Indiana events as Marion hosts the state day while Fort Wayne Y M C A directors plan a Sept 14 meeting at Hamilton Lake. Reports note two Fort Wayne children fatally struck by cars and 22 Lansing motorcyclists en route to Marion. Sturgis sees a string of deadly incidents with two fatalities in an automobile crash and two crisis reports. Louis Deerwester, jailed for A G Helper murder near Mongo, dies by his own hand in LaGrange jail.
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Washington, D. C
Battle Creek
Hope
Chevy Chase Lake
Bethesda
West Virginia
Bill
Marlborough-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Rockville
Montgomery County
D. C
Indiana
Washington
Weekly Sentinel
New York
Jim
Fremont Girls Band Performs at Booth Festival Fort Wayne
The Fremont Girls Band traveled by truck to Waterloo then interurban to Fort Wayne for Labor Day events. They were met by a large truck and taken to Weisser Park for a morning concert, hosted a three course dinner at Summit City restaurant with Hope Methodist Hospital Board, and gave two more concerts before returning home.
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Fremont
Booth
Fort Wayne
Waterloo
Weisser Park
Summit City
Hope Methodist Hospital Board
Fifteen First Year Students Start Tuesday
The first and second grades began Tuesday in the south part of the public library building creating a bright pleasant school room with light ventilation and heating. Enrollment on day one was thirty four with fifteen beginners. Names listed include Merlen Shup Edward R Miller Herman R Adams Leslie Demorest Ward Chapin Velma Skelly Arden Caswell Basil Mundy William Randles Ada Adell Mann Lawrence Carr Maxine Porter Mildred Hufnagle Maxine Mertz Howard Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlen Shup
Hans
Edward R. Miller
Herman R. Adams Leslie Demorest Ward Chapin Velma Skelly
Arden Caswell Basil Mundy
William Randles
Ada Adell Mann Lawrence Carr Maxine Porter
Mildred Hufnagle
Maxine Mertz
Howard Clark
Labor Day Car Theft In Sturgis Suspected Gang Action
On Labor Day Sturgis residents Elmer Sidel and Leo Sidel left a basket dinner and found their car stolen after a ball game. Two witnesses saw the thief but offered only a vague description. Five cars were stolen in two weeks, leading officials to suspect an organized local gang. The Sidel car was uninsured for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Elmer Sidel
Leo
Mr. Sidel
Sidel
Knights of Pythias Meeting Called Friday Evening
All Knights of Pythias are urged to be present at the meeting Friday evening. Business of great importance to the lodge will come before the meeting.
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Knights of Pythias
Auto Polo to Highlight Williams County Fair in 1920
The article extols auto polo as a high thrill sport with cars crashing and spilling contents, producing more excitement for spectators than motor racing, and notes it can be played indoors or outdoors. The Williams County Fair at Montpelier Ohio runs September 14 to 18, 1920.
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Williams County
Montpelier O
Moral Obligations in Treaty Power and Senate Role
An analysis argues one man cannot alone bind the nation by treaty and recalls constitutional design. It notes the President can act with Senate advice and consent, while condemning claims of a unilateral moral obligation to ratify Mr Wilson’s treaty. It highlights that all Senators share the oath to uphold the Constitution and laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fathers of the Republic
Senate
Republic
Cox
Wilson
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Northern
Donald Wells
Marion
Ohio
Lansing
Louis Deerwester
A. G. Helper
Mongo
LaGrange
Louis W. Fairfield
Trumps
Sidel & Doster’s
Fremont, Ind
San-Yak
Wis Mertz
Follett’s Store
Harper’s West End Meat Market
Republican State Committee
EAGLE
Duraceet Station
Duguid’s
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