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Newspaper
Hobart News
Location
Hobart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
1
Valparaiso Chautauqua Fifth Annual Meet Begins Friday
The Valparaiso Chautauqua Association opens its fifth annual program at University Park with a full week of lectures concerts and plays. Notable participants include Prof Arthur MacMurray Gov Herbert S Hadley and Mrs Leonora M Lake, with performances by The Strollers Lipskis Hungarian Orchestra and The Strollers Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valpa Chautauqua Association
University Park
Hobart
Cee
A.m. Serrson
Arthur MacMurray
Hraby Brothers
Edward Amherst
Leonora M. Lake
Hruby Brothers
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Baby Brothers Tresday
Wai A.m
Fripay
Maynard Lee Daggy
Lipski
Hungarian Orchestra
George D. Alden
Whitney Brothers Quartet
Foss Lamprell Whitney
Edwin Whitney
Reader
Kansas
E. W. Hoch
Reading
Foss Lampres
Whitney
Hobart News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Hobart residents note visits from Mrs. Wm Biederman Eddie Sauter and Harry Parker plus Mrs Geo Roper returning from South Bend Miss Ruth Nitchman from Chicago and others. A German band played for a Lutheran picnic and dance events draw crowds at Odd Fellows hall and local venues. Henry Walters Merrillville and John Schnabel are among regulars in town as fishing trips and boat house construction appear. The town eyes a July Fourth celebration with Hon John B Peterson slated as orator and Hobart mourns drowning victims while public notices of municipal power and local business shifts appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Biederman
Hobart
Eddie Sauter
Pennsylvania
Harry Parker
Chicago
Geo. Roper
South Bend
John Schnabel
Henry Walters
Merrillville
Odd Fellows Hall
Theo, H.ameling
Miller
Edna Berger
Cora Hough
Cecil Peterson
Bloomington
John Hillman
Wm. Boldt
Seventh Street
William Bowen
Michigan
Ainsworth
W. H. Gardner
Laporte
Pine Lake
L. E. Barnes
Fourth Street
Town Hall
F. L. Knight and Son
Earle
Geo. Stocker
Wm. Harper
Hebron
John B. Peterson
Crown Point
John Megalor
New Chicago
Ohio Street
Public Dance in Hobart at Odd Fellows Hall
A public dance will be held Saturday evening July 2 at Odd Fellows hall Hobart with music by Sterling's orchestra. Tickets cost 75 cents for gentlemen or unaccompanied ladies pay 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hobart
Sterling’s
Seed grades highlight Buckwheat Timothy and Hungarian at Miller's
Kelly's Seed Store showcases best grades including buckwheat and timothy as Miller and Kelly's catalog notes seed quality and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Miller
Kelly’s Seed Store
Makutchan Roller Bearing elects officers in Chicago meeting
At a stockholders meeting in Chicago on Monday Makutchan Roller Bearing elected W. H. Makutchan as president E. F. Coulur as vice president and directors R. W. Makutchan J. E. Shafer and W. J. Schroeder. The new officers visited Hobart on Wednesday to review plant progress and conferred with News press hour about incorporating under Indiana law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makutchan Roller Bearing Company
Chicago
W. H. Makutchan
E. F. Coulur
R. W. Makutchan
J. E. Shafer
W. J. Schroeder
Hobart
Indiana
Hobart Grays to Face Ripmores and Independents Highlight Schedule
Manager Henderson promises a strong line-up for two upcoming baseball games. Sunday Hobart Grays meet Chicago Ripmores and Monday the local team takes on the Independents. Fans can expect two solid contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Grays
Chicago Ripmores
Independents
Henderson
Burns Ditch Case Delayed to Early Fall Hearing
The Burns ditch hearing faces another delay and will not reconvene until late September or early October. A review of benefits and damages was conducted. Ditch forces produced strong witnesses and the assessment roll examination boosted prospects of a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Ditch
B and O Railroad Plans Major Lake County Route Shakeup
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad proposes more than five million dollars in improvements and a complete route change in the west end of Lake county. Car shops are expected to move to Miller as part of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lake County
Miller
Town Board Tees Up Boiler Bid Round at Power Plant
The adjourned town board meeting reviewed bids for installing new boilers at the power plant. Brownell Co of Dayton offered 6 089 dollars and Erie Iron Works of Erie Pa 6 250 dollars. Action on the boiler bid was postponed to the next meeting. Alexander and Gerber won the contract to run a new tile connection to Duck Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell Co
Dayton
Erie Iron Works
Erie
Alexander & Gerber
Duck Creek
Hobart Builds New School Plumbing Bid Wins for Hobart
Hobart makes progress on the new school with plumbing sewerage and drainage contracts awarded to P. E. Kalles of Hobart and other low bidders. The board delayed blackboards and wiring awards pending price checks. The Lake County fair premium list for 1910 is near ready, listing 125 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Co
Gary
Hobart
Kanes
Lake County
Chicago Men Take Weekend Auto Trip to Twin Lakes Wisconsin
Martin Swanson of the whip factory entertains Charles Sauppe Wm A Giesecke Albert E Sass George H Glaeser and Albert F Wittman all of Chicago. The party traveled by auto Sunday enjoyed fishing and boating with plans to visit Twin Lakes Wis next Saturday and Glidden Wisconsin for a two week vacation starting August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Swanson
Whip Factory
Charles Sauppe
Wm. A. Giesecke
Albert E. Sass
George H. Glaeser
Albert F. Wittman
Chicago
Glaeser
Sauppe
Giesecke
Sass
Wittman
Swanson
Twin Lakes
Wis
Gliddon
Wisconsin
Meeting old Hartford colleague in Hobart recalls Chicago days
News editor encounters M. H. Smith near Banks' schoolhouse in Hobart. They worked together in Hartford Fire Insurance in Chicago four to five years ago. Smith now runs a small farm and pursues an insurance business in Chicago in spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
M. H. Smith
Banks
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Chicago
Smith
Hartford
Indiana to hold county level high school entrance exams
Indiana counties will administer their own high school entrance exams instead of a single state wide test. The change aims to address disparities in courses and texts across counties and standardize reading material by selecting nine state standard books for all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dents
Turns Evangelist Rudolph D. Raymond Renounces Ring Life
Rudolph D. Raymond of Valparaiso known as Duffy a pugilist elocutionist actor and amateur plays promoter has announced he will become an evangelist after twenty seven years of wild oats. He plans to dedicate himself to preaching and aiding the salvation of his fallen brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph D. Raymond
Valparaiso
Duffy
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A. J. Swanson
Main Street
Ind
Chautauqua
E.W. Agar
Wnivo
Inui
MacMurray
Tite
Leonora
Lake Aby Brothers
Raito Viel
the Strollers
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Reno
Ruth Nitchman
Hammond
W. W. Bozarth
Valpo
Ed Anderson
Mr. Rudolph
Elsie Piske
Helen Christopher
Mildred Drew
Helen Mackey
Messrs. Harrison, Lucens and Grifith
Melvin Haskell
Mr. McIntosh
Delta Gama
Joe Zanders
John Zanders
Oren W. Dickey
Marion
Law Department
University of Indiana
Floyd Scholler
Wesley Hospital
Tom Knotts
Lloyd Shell
Milwaukee
N. P. Banks
Joan L. Fiester
Fiester
Fred Yager
Jerome Chester
Calumet River
Lake Michigan
Hobart House
R. R. Peddicord
Cincinnati
Ohio
All Stars
Grays
Laura Lennertz
Griffith
Englewood
Lennertz
Gary, East
South
Glen Park
George and
William
1St
Nat. Bank Bldg
Chicago, Ilinois
G. Ehrhardt
Odd Fellow’s
Hobart, Indiana
H. W. Abbott
Roper
Hobart, Ind
Home Insurance Co
New York
P. E. Kalles
Badger Cons. Co
J. M
C. W. Banks
Anderson
Ball Park
J. B. Peterson
Congress
Hobart Township
Ed Crumpacker
John B
Crown Point Star
Amdler
Sol
A. D. S. Peroxide
A. B.S
I. F. Scheddele
Druseist
Paul Newnan
General Hardware and Sporting Goods
THE
Walter G. Black
Transacts
First State Bank
C. Cavender
WM. Devonshire
H. C. Larson
Asst. Cashier
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