Big Chautauqua Week Opens With Notable Lineup
The Chautauqua program features Booth Lowrey, Baldy Strang Company, Nels Darling, Arden Drama Co, Shakespeare, the Chicago Artists Quartet, Muhammad Ali, Martha, Batts Dickens portrayal, Bland’s Band, Mrs. A. Zehner, Miss Jean MacDonald, Reed-Atkin Trio, Parker, Gale duo, Hampton Court Singers, Capt. Hobson, and a six day event priced at $2 per person with junior tickets at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Lowrey
Baldy Strang
Harry Lauder
Chautauqua
Nels Daring
Arden Drama Co
Chicago
Muhammad Ali
Lahore
India
Martha
William Sterling Battis
North Judson
Bland
A. (. Zehner
Texas
Jean MacDonald
Reed-Atkin
Pitt Parker
Boston
Wizard of the
Charles Ross Taggart
Vermont
Hampton Court
R. P. Hobson
Nels Darling
Hobson
Suy
Local Roundup Highlights Town Visitors and Daily Doings
Sen J G Reidelbach John Anstis and Louis Reidelbach of Winamac visited Friday. Silas Seagrave laid new cement stops at the Dusek building last week. Charlie Watkins and wife returned from Kansas City where Charlie worked weeks. Editor John Bowie Jos Hickam and W O Nelson from Wheatfield called at The News Office. C B Smalley reported San Pierre and English Lake schools in excellent condition with attendance and enthusiasm. Cecil Deardorff is now a grandfather with a baby boy born to his daughter and son in law in the Philippines June 27. A neighborhood party and dance at R Schurchtenberg’s ended with grand time. A heavy 2x6 plank injured John Hernigle during tearing down the old Wozekoske building. At a Chicago factory picnic former N J H S students Howard Deardorff and Manthani Walters won athletic events. North Judson traditions echoed as the old Wozekoske site is replaced with a new brick business room on Lain and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Reidelbach
John Anstis
Louis Reidelbach
Winamac
Silas Seagrave
Dusek
Charlie Watkins
Kansas City
Charlie
John Bowie
Jos. Hickam
W. O. Nelson
Wheatfield
C. B. Smalley
San Pierre
English Lake
Cecil Deardorff
Chas. E. Lucas
Philippine Islands
R. Schurchtenberg
Wozekoske
John Hernigle
John
Chicago
Howard Deardorff
Manthani Walters
North Judson
Lain
Main Streets
Ben Donchin
Henry Smith
Third Year of War: World Powers and Casualties in 1915
The piece updates on World War I’s second year, noting German gains, Russia’s counteroffensive, and manpower. It lists military and naval forces for Great Britain, Russia, France, Italy, Austria-Hungary, Germany, and others, plus total killed and wounded estimates and historic comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Great Britain
France
Italy
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Jutland
Germany
America
Asquith
Geiss Sdeves
Operaria
Adetaart
Ccc
Serbia
Montenegro
Portugal
Japan
Goymndauy
Een
Austria-Hungary
Thei UY
Cece Ee Reap
Reece Teo
Cscs
Eeecie Este
Geuseha
Belgium
Entente
Panah
Isso
Telegraphers Win raises on Buffalo lines and east routes
Telegraphers on the New York Central and Nickel Plate roads receive an eight percent pay hike west of Buffalo and ten percent east of Buffalo. The raise is issued in an award filed today by the federal arbitration board that heard their demands last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Buffalo
Federal Arbitration Board
Social Roundup and Local Deaths in Starke County
Miss Helen Boyle visits Winamace and Otto Engle of Franceville with Mayor Daly of San Pierre. Randall Watkins visits relatives in the countryside. Judson H. Perkins, Jasper circuit court clerk, dies in Chicago at 69 after a skin disease baffling physicians. Also noted: rising prices for paper and rags and a local horse thief, George Haines, sent to Michigan City prison with pending charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Boyle
Winamace
Otto Engle
Franceville
Daly
San Pierre
Randall Watkins
Watkins
New Castle
C. M. Lake
Judson H. Perkins
Jasper
Chicago
Rensselaer
George Haines
Washington Township
Putnam County
Michigan City
Knox Democrat
Haines
Starke County
G A R Encampment Delegation Heads for Kansas City
Indiana veterans travel by special train August 28 from Indianapolis to Kansas City for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Commander W V Williams appoints aides to maximize the Hoosier turnout. Delegation lodging at Hotel Baltimore with reserved rooms and parade plans Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kansas City
Grand Army of the Republic
W. V. Williams
Indianapolis
Baltimore
National
Sons of Veterans
George W. Fuller
Muehrbach
Death of Frank Kolasinski Near English Lake
Frank Kolasinski a farmer near English Lake died Sunday night at age 60 after a four year illness. He was born in Poland November 24 1854 later moving to Chicago and then Railroad township. Survived by widow three sons Felix Jacob Albert and daughter Mrs Otto Wagner. Funeral at North Judson Catholic Church with interment in local Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kolasinski
English Lake
Fife
Poland
Prussia
Chicago
Railroad Township
Felix
Jacob
Albert
Otto Wagner
LaCrosse
North Judson Catholic
van Rie
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Tipe News
Chicago Herald
The
North Judson News
Hugo Long
Sherm Carnes
J. F. Woods
Tresa Dahke
Marie Held
Mike Kekeis
Bluff Ridge Park
Chas. Alberding
Henry
S. M. Ford
Savanah
Della Ford
Chas. Henning
Denham
E. H. Barnard
Barnard
Manitou
Lake Wawasee
Marion
Rochester Sentinel
Max Rimek
Marie
Toluca
Mexico
Mrs. Rimek
Louie Miller
Mike
Rimek
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Ralston
Kern and Taggart
John Adair
Faunlkner
Michigan City Dispatch
Lake Michigan
H. F. Schricker
Knox
Geo. L. Saunders
Bluffton
Gertrude Replogie
Montherlogis
P. R. Thomson
Henry Henning
Henry Realein
Valparaiso
Wim
Tesmer
Baby
Jos. Bockhausen
Shorty Panze
Mayor van Buskirk
Medaryville
Goldin
Chas. Hankey
Lakeside Hospital
Dr. Fisher
Fred Keehn
Greathouse
Stotsenburg
State Board of School Book Commissioners
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Ucc
Unite States
National Association
Wade Morton
So. Bend
Fred Kellerman Jr
Walkerton
A. Peterson
Abe
Geo. Thompson
Ladies Aid
Round Lake
Sadie Miller
N. W
Chicago Heights
South Bend
North Liberty
Bass Lake
St. Thomas’ Church of
Inox
Harry Sibert
Knox Soldier Boys
Llano Grande
Co. H
Harry
Charlies I. Rannells
Lake Street
George E. Pettis
Panhandle
LaCrosse Sentinel
Milwaukee Journal
Krivanek-Dusek
Charles Krivanek
John Krivanek
Rouse Dusek
Anton Dusek
A. C. van Rie
Tne
Bessie Dolezal
Rudolph Dusek
Klopot
Mrs. Krivanek
Here
Walter Wennigger
Vance Collier
Lawrence
C. L. Dye
John Tannehill
Sewall
Israel Phillips
Dave
Ed. Houck
Otto Webith
Ida
Helen
Kouts
Reiss
Fair
Wilson's Crossing
Newt Baker
Maxwell
L. P. Hiatt
Walter
Lawton
Robert Carr
Gertrude and
Trene
Belvedere
Ill
Herman Abraham
Edwin and
Raymond
Marengo
III
Mrs. Madison
Elgin
W. E. Abraham
First State Bank
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