Planning for Big Annual Jubilee in North Judson
Citizens and business leaders gathered at the city department office to plan the Prince United After Harvest Jubilee in North Judson. O. S Selacher presided as former president. Ore Underwood elected president and committees formed for finance entertainment exhibits concessions advertising decorations and more. A follow up committee meeting at the public library Friday at 8 pm to finalize plans for the Dist Annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Dire Department
Ptet United
North
Duedion
O. 5 Selacher
Bo Wakeman
Epesa
Joe Tidezal
Fred Weehn
Xen Deonehin
Fred Spamek
Pete Phechietti
M. Phillips
QO S. Schuyler
Cormick
Otte Bover
Clausen
Schricker
G. A. Spenner
Thomas Atherton
MM. Pohlmann
Earl Schuster
Ro Deaurdortl
I Mosher
L. B. Wakeman
Peterson
A. de
Jolrz
W. Wisler
Kortum
al McCormick
Otto Froedke
John Anderson
John Draek
Oreste Bernardi
Katinger
Sam Gripfin
John Prochaska
Paul Traster
North Judson
Wedding Bells Bring Dusek and Lain Together in Crown Point
Edward J. Dusek and N Effie Lain wed after obtaining a license in Knox then marrying in Crown Point. Witnesses were Edward Cappuch and Christina Koza. A reception and wedding supper followed at the bride’s home before the couple settled with the bride’s family amid well wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Edward J. Dusek
John Dusek
N. Effie Lain
M. J. Lain
Knox
Valparaiso University Not to Close
The Valparaiso University board of trustees, at its July meeting, announces the fifty-first year will open Oct 1 1923 and denies any closure plans. They report higher fall registrations, new faculty members, reconstruction plans for the administration building, and two new trustees, signaling a successful year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Valparaiso University
Milwaukee visitors recall old ties with Chas. Moder back family
Louis Rux his wife and son Bruno of Milwaukee visited from Saturday to Tuesday with the Chas Moder back family and many old friends. They say The News helps them stay informed about activities of their old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rux
Bruno
Milwaukee
Chas. Moderback
Starke County Prepares for 4th Annual Field Day and Picnic
County leaders from Bass Lake to Knox select a general arrangements committee led by PL McCormick of North Judson for the August 17 event at Cranberry Point Bass Lake. A Ladies Auxiliary carnival is planned August 15 and 16 to boost entertainment, with races and contests announced for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bass Lake
Cranberry Point
McCormick
North Judson
Robert Fletcher
Knox
Bass Lake Country Club
Oscar T. Smith
Inox Thomas Cleaves
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Coan
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Masher
Coc Norily Judson Breetyk
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Casseetes Neces Sw
Sermeds Amilet
P.od
Avers
Coca. Dass Lake
Kinga Ee San
Besin
Plan for Cooperative Wheat Sale in Indiana
The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation directors adopt a resolution calling on the American Farm Bureau to help form a national co operative grain marketing agency. The plan aims to steady grain flow, maximize federal loan benefits, keep Indiana grain local to save freight, and aid United States Grain Growers in Indiana. President William Settle will appoint a committee to develop the marketing plans with the American Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau
United States Grain Growers, Inc
William Settle
Big Picnic At Ora Draws Large Attendance
The annual Starke Pulaski N O O F and Rebekah picnic at Warren's bridge on the Tippecanoe near Ora attracted a large crowd last Sunday. Speeches by Grand Master Judge Hendris Clements of Mt Vernon and others opened the day with a basket dinner, games, bathing and contests. Attendees enjoyed the speeches and活动, spending the day pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starke-Pulaski N. O. O.F
Shirley of the Circus at Hippodrome and local misadventure
Marion resident Bud McClain visited. Ben Donchin and wife returned from Benton Harbor Michigan after weeks of recuperation. Shirley Mason's Shirley of the Circus shown Thursday Aug 9 at the Hippodrome. Otto Adam and Elmer Trinoskey party nearly wrecked in fog after car hit a ditch near the old Beebe place. Elmer's boy cut and scratched, others bruised. Dr. Fisher treated injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Donchin
Benton Harbor
Mich
Ben
Shirley Mason
Shirley
Hippodrome Theatre
Otto Adam
Elmer Trinoskey
Denham
Otto
Beebe Place
Elmer
Fisher
North Judson Milling Company Improves Plant and Services
The North Judson Milling Company has remodeled its damaged plant and installed new feed grinding machines. The firm now handles a complete line of flour and feed, expands into wholesale and retail trading, and offers custom grinding from a better equipped facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson Milling Company
North Judson Milling Co
Moving to North Judson Lumber Co. new residents
Charlie Traester and wife moved here from Hebron as he took a position with North Judson Lumber Co. Mrs. B. F. Tanner, 57, died in Augustana hospital Chicago from heart trouble after a minor operation. Funeral likely at Round Lake this weekend. Warren Terry reports a vigorous water well east of Kaley's place at Bass Lake, promising more wells nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Traester
Hebron
Charlie
North Judson Lumber Co
B. F. Tanner
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Round Lake
Warren Terry
Bass Lake
Kaley
Methodist Rally and Picnic at Bass Lake Aug 9
Bishop F D Leete and district superintendents organize a statewide Methodist rally in Starke County at White's Grove Bass Lake. Speakers include Dr E Hughes Evansville College J M Chillas South Bend Dr Morris W Ehnes and Dr McKenzie district superintendent with Manker Rainbow Orchestra as cheerleader. Basket dinner at noon speaking at 1 pm games before and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Leete
Indianapolis
Starke County
White's Grove
Bass Lake
E. Hughes
Evansville College
J. M. Chillas
South Bend
Morris W. Ehnes
McKenzie
Supt
Manker
Todeheaver Rainbow Orchestra
North
Judson M. EK
June Gas Tax Revenue and Industry Objections
Indiana collected 817959.04 in June from a 2 cent per gallon gas tax as the first month of the new levy. Officials expect annual revenue near 2.5 million with 375 dollars in collection costs. Studebaker and Sinclair protested the tax while Bruce Gafill sued to declare the act illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bracken
Studebaker Corporation of
South Bend
Indianapolis
United States
Sinclair Oil Company
Bruce Gafill
Gafill Oil Company
Crossing Accidents Jump at Pennsylvania Lines in June
June railway crossing accidents on the Pennsylvania lines rose 60 percent from 1922 and 112 percent from 1921. Most crashes involved motor vehicles. Faults cited include defective brakes disregarding watchmen orders stalling on tracks and reckless driving as main causes of higher deaths and injuries at crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Baby Falls From Car In Stray On Dunes Highway
A truck driver nearby Bailly town on the Dunes Highway spotted a bundle fall from a car ahead. He stopped and found a baby unharmed aside from a severe shaking. He chased the fleeing auto but could not identify the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baillytown
Dunes
Chesterton Tribune
Interesting Trouser Contest At Don chin Clothing Store
Over 100 men entered measurements from July 25 to Aug 1 for three pairs of Marx Made trousers. John Anderson won the fat man prize with chest 49 waist 49 inseam 30, John Lightcap took the thin man prize with 32 by 25 by 35, and Arthur Mosher won the perfect pair with 38 by 34 by 32. Measurements were based on a standard from Marx Haas Co. and ranked by proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donchin's
John Anderson
Dr. Fisher
John Payne
John Lightcap
Arthur Mosher
U. S
Marx Haas Clothing Co
St. Louis
Starke Students At State University Summer Session
Bertha Jain Della Short and Henry Clausen from Stark county attend Indiana University summer school in Bloomington with 1867 total enrollment. Many are teachers pursuing advanced degrees or teacher training licenses. The thirty fourth annual session offers eight and twelve week courses with a large faculty and Saturday classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha FE. Jain
Della M. Short
Henry C. Clausen
Starke County
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Miss Jain
Hamlet
Miss Short
Knox
Mr. Clausen
North Judson
I. U
State University
Hammond Visitors Judge Lakeside Cottage Weekend
Mr and Mrs Julius Dunsing and daughter of Hammond visited the Bass Lake cottage of the C W Weninger family Sunday. Willard McCormick left for Indianapolis to enter the U S Naval Training Camp under Lieut F F Knachel in charge and will spend the summer there. Atty A P Peterson and Louis Peterson with Sears Roebuck Chicago spent Sunday with brother G N Peterson and sister Mrs J H Watts. Their mother Mrs A Peterson returned to Chicago with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Dunsing
Hammond
C. W. Weninger
Bass Lake
Willard McCormick
Indianapolis
U. S. Naval Training Camp
F. F. Knachel
North Judson
Willard
Atty
A. P. Peterson
Louis Peterson
Sears Roebuck & Co
Chicago
G. N. Peterson
J. H. Watts
A. Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ore Underwood
Frank J. Veasely
Claude Akers
Martin
Varoshey
C. J. Dickinson
Joseph and John Drack
Wm. G. Kuester
Millard Miller
Glendale
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Colorado
J. D. Piotner
H. C. Miller
J. D
Maxwell
Valpo University
H. L. Rogers
Equitable Insurance Co
New York
Chas. Hruska
Hruska
Equitable
Rogers
First State Bank
Bank of Stability and Progress
ON. Peterson
John Smith
W W. McCormick
Po J. Lavery
Pass Lake
Smith
Plte McCormick
Nortly Judson
Cairman
Elmer Lewis
Jon Origer Freed
Batzake Rodipond
Luke
Business Men’s Association
Jacob SS. Short
North Judson Chainer of
Com- Jobin Smith Merce
Knox Chamber of Commerce
Home Seliricker
Jend Township
Oscar Fechner
Washington
Tra Warstler Davis
Toby Puugshaupi
Oregon
Wlr
Richey Center Dailey Shilling
Jackson
Johnson
Ora
Bud McClain
Marion, O
N. J. Milling Company
Bill Booster
eHang Sughre
Indiana State University At
North Judson State Bank
Bank of Progress
Crower
Bank OF
San Pierre
the People’s Bank
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