Sphung-Voekel Nuptials Quiet North Judson Ceremony
Louis C. Sphung son of Mr and Mrs A A Sphung and Miss Margaret Voekel daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Voekel former Chicago residents now of North Judson were married at the M E parsonage Crown Point Thursday afternoon. Margaret Essex served as bridesmaid and John Casey acted as best man with Miss Gertrude Voekel as witness. Hans Paulson drove the party home in a Hudson. The newlyweds, after returning to the city, received a chivari from friends and well wishers wishing happiness on their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C
Bonnie) Sphung
A. A. Sphung
Margaret Voekel
Henry Voekel
Chicago
North Judson
M. E. Parsonage
Crown Point
Margaret Essex
John Casey
Gertrude Voekel
Hans Paulson
Hudson
Bonnie
Married couple return from honeymoon visit and wedding gifts
Mr. Alfred Watkins and wife journeyed to Valparaiso Monday evening. Professor W. E. Uffelmann and wife came back last Saturday from a prolonged honeymoon in Nebraska. They enjoyed the western trip and are ready for the Lutheran school opening in September. A miscellaneous shower at the Lutheran church basement Sunday night honored the newlyweds with many useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Watkins
Valparaiso
W. E. Uffelmann
Nebraska
Uffelmann
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Basement, Sunday Night, Mr. and Mrs. Uffelmann
Disappearance Reported Of Two Chicago Women
John Victor Nelson of Chesterton told Michigan City police two Chicago girls staying at his home were picked up by an east bound touring car Tuesday noon while walking along Dunes Hiway between Oak Hill and Mineral Springs. He did not know their names and fears for their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Victor Nelson
Chesterton
Michigan City
Chicago
Nelson
Oak Hill
Mineral Springs
Chicago Visitors and Hippodrome Show Draw Crowds
Mrs Aca and Mr and Mrs Riha visited in Chicago while Mrs Rose Anderson and Mrs Catherine Reiser also traveled there. In North Judson the Hippodrome screened Over the Hill with two nightly showings Sunday and Monday, praised for its moral lesson and strong attendance by patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeabies
Aca
Chicago
Bessie Riha
Rose Anderson
Catherine Reiser
Hippodrome Theatre
Over the Hill
North Judson
Fourth Annual Starke County Picnic and Field Day at Bass Lake
Friday August 17 invites all to Cranberry Point Bass Lake for the fourth annual picnic and field day. A basket dinner, games and contests for girls and ladies, a dance, carnival by Bass Lake Ladies Club, bands, refreshment stands, and countywide close of banks and farms for a day of rest and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry Point
Bass Lake
Starke County
ABE ii Il
RWI
Womanless Wedding at North Judson High School
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church presents an eight cast womanless wedding at the North Judson High School auditorium on Friday night August 24 at 8 15 p m Admission 35 cents for adults 25 cents for children under 12 The program features a large home talent cast with many named roles and a special music segment by local and visiting performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
North Judson
Lethorgy Nosegay
Clarence Phillips
Goldie
Goll
John Paine
Alexander Hiram Diddie
Boy Ralph Dolezal Undergoes Tonsil Operation
Joe Dolezal and wife took their son Ralph to a Mishawaka hospital last week for the removal of his tonsils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dolezal
Ralph
Mishawaka Hospital
Son Emil Enlists For Second Term Aboard Delaware
In a letter to Wm. Born from his son Emil a sailor on the U S S Delaware states he is now in Spain and serving his second enlistment and likes navy life fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
U.S. S
Delaware
Spain
Navy Life
North Judson Public Schools Open Doors September 4
The message urges students to prepare for the new term as North Judson Public Schools resume on Tuesday September 4. It notes education as a state duty, the shift to a people’s college approach, and the two curriculums academic and commercial including stenography and bookkeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson
Disraeli
People's College
Sunday School Picnic M EF holds event at Cranberry Point
The M EF Sunday School picnic moved from White's Grove Bass Lake to Cranberry Point Bass Lake this Friday. Gather at North Judson church at 10 o'clock Friday morning. baskets of oats welcomed and transportation will be provided for those without a way to the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White's Grove
Bass Lake
Cranberry Point
North Judson
Local families share weekend travels and new arrival
Fred Sramek and family drove to Chicago over the weekend with Vern DeCamp and relatives visiting the Ford and Casey households. Rev. A. C. VanRie returned from an eight week southwest trip including Hot Springs. Henry Rozhon, bank assistant cashier and Chamber of Commerce secretary, helps at home as his family welcomes a newborn son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sramek
Chicago
Vern DeCamp
Stantington
Ford
Casey
A.C. VanRie
Arizona
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Hot Springs
Ark
Henry Rozhon
First State, Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Damage Suit Follows Raid On Porter County Dance Hall
Ceorge W. Pfeil sues Field Bay Marine and Porter County officials in Porter circuit court at Valparaiso for 5000 damages. He claims fifteen deputies forced patrons at Burrows camp along the Kankakee river to surrender at gunpoint during a raid on a dance hall, with intoxicated officers, impersonation of federal agents, and noisy volleys. Several patrons jailed for drunkenness were fined 135, later reduced to 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Valparaiso
Ceorge W. Pleil
Field Bay Marine
Porter County
Oliver Loonis
Charles K. Adams
Center Township
Pfeil
Burrows Camp
Kankakee River
Pffeil
Adams
New Baby Born to Pepe Family and Bay City Visitors
Andrew Pepe and his wife welcomed a baby girl last week. Mr and Mrs Wm Heine Jr who traveled from Bay City Michigan to visit the mother and her child recently also celebrate the birth of their own baby girl born on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pepe
Wm. Heine, Jr
Bay City
Mich
Indiana crop report shows gains across most crops
The Aug 1 condition of Indiana crops indicates higher forecast production for corn 192,712,000 bushels up from July 1 175,779,000. Winter wheat production may reach 34,452,000 bushels with 91 percent quality. Spring wheat is forecast at 79,000 bushels versus 44,000 last year. rye hay and tobacco excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service For
Visiting group from North America calls on Rev. Trodie home
Sheck Roney from Dalton took a short vacation this week. Hilborn and Miss Hilborn from Kitchener Canada, and Miss Trodie from Buffalo N Y are visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G A Trodie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheck Roney
Dalton
I, Hilborn
Hilborn
Kitchener
Canada
Miss Trodie
Buffalo, N. Y
G. A. Trodie
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Coe
First State Bank
Bank of Stability and Progress
Sean
Betsy Ann Dolittle
Johnnie Bill Dolittle
Andrew Jackson Dolittle
No. Judson News
Indianapolis News
Jiggs
Maggie
Niblick Golf
Mrs. Niblick Golf
Putter Golf
Mariah Mashie
When Diddie
Oh Diddie
So Diddie
Ezra Dolittle
Cynthia Dolittle
Sallie Merle Dolittle
Walt
Skeezies
Governor McCray
McCray
Galli Curci
Andy Gumphill Chester
Paderwski
John D. Rockefeller
Jeff
Henry Ford
Wee
Jas
Tomlinson
Henry Smith
Sila
Carl Friedrich Mas Gee
Paulson
Shandas J. Diettert Ied
de Julius Burns
Arvey Diettert
Reuben Diettert
C. W. Weninger
Earl Schuyler
Sr Ee
P. H. McCormick
F. G. Davis
Otto Altmann
Henry Hine Mir
Gene Thos
Atherton
Rust Wile Morette Pial
C. T. Johnson
John Ford
Chas
Roney Lice
Darate
Orin Schuyler Veep
Lake
Russell Netherton
Tel Gatelle
Tee
North Judson State Bank
Bank of Progress
Bank OF
San Pierre
the People’s Bank
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