County Field Day and Picnic Planned at Cranberry Point
The Committee on Program met in Smith's Law Office Knox to finalize arrangements for the County Field Day and Picnic at Cranberry Point Bass Lake on Thursday Aug 24. Activities include a noon basket dinner a 2 pm band concert horse shoe pitching tug of war greased pole climbing foot races and baseball Farmers of Starke County vs Business Men with life guard and parking by American Legion. North Judson Public Schools open Sept 11 with a full faculty and a modern new high school noted as the finest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Knox
Cranberry Point
Bass Lake
Knox Band
A. L.L. Band
North Judson
J. Allen Barr
L E. Mosher
Frank A. Green
Wm. P Castleman
Thomas Scott
Ist
Henry F. Schricker
Frank M. Black
Hamlet
Earl Schuyler
Honee
Ollie Hepner
Starke County
Ira Warstler
Washington Township
Business Mets
Charles Baker
J. H Watts
Draugiat
John Short
Farmer
Samuel Huff
American Legion
H. W. Davis
Citade I
Hilda Corbett
Helen Taylor
Helen Mosber
Ruth Palmer
Frank Heilman
Edna Prior
Elizabeth Schwier
Claude Shortz
C E. Newlin
Violet Phegley
Stella Klopot
Co. E. Lucas
Agriculture-Manuel Training
Pris
Katie Brown
Clara Dilts
Starke
Casey arrives from California to visit mother
John Casey travels from California for an open ended stay to visit his mother Mrs. FE M. Casey, according to a local notice.
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John Casey
California
FE. M. Casey
Exhibition baseball a rout as No Judson defeats Knox 15 to 2
Knox and No Judson business men clashed at Enter prise Park last Friday with No Judson overpowering Knox 15 to 2. Clausen struck out 15 for No Judson, while Reed led Knox with Savery and Greene delivering early runs. Umpires Dolezal and Boyle officiated as arrangements promise another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Park
Knox
No. Judson
Judsonites
Bill Reed
Prof. Clausen
Judson
Orin Schuyler
Honey Savery
Knoxites
DeWitt Greene
Knox— Nichols
Savery
Laramore
Bortz
Burk
Blue
Kaiser
Baker
Green
Phillips
Kortum
A. Mosher
Clausen
O. Schuyler
Stejskal
W. Mosher
Traester
H. Lewandowski
Hackett
J. Ness
Ed Dolezal
Jisa Boyle
E. Thusek
Tax board overrules county assessment protest in Kentucky
Clinton county board of review refuses to raise the assessment as advised by the state tax board, though the latter has authority to act. The Frankfort Crescent News cites a Johnson township farm selling for 4500 though assessed at 4800, illustrating tax law injustice. If raised countywide, values could hit 149 per acre, exceeding many farm sale prices. A note mentions Ote Underwood and family and John Dux traveling to Kankakee on Sunday with Mrs. Dux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County Board of Review
State Tax Board
Frankfort Crescent News
Johnson Township
Clinton County
Starke County
Volunteers Rebuild Bogus Bridge in One Day
About 35 volunteers and businessmen from North Judson replaced the Bogus bridge on Bass Lake road in a single day after it had been removed weeks earlier by a dredge contractor. Led by C. M. Pohlimann assisted by Dist Supt McCauley and local Supt Sherm Carnes, the group worked from morning until 7 30 pm finishing with neatness and dispatch to restore travel on the state highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Bass Lake
C. M. Pohlimann
Chamber of Commerce
McCauley
State Highway Commission
Sherm Carnes
North Judson
Bad Man Breaks Jail Thius Cooper At Knox
Williamsport West Virginia inmate Thius Cooper and two accomplices stole about 800 in books and supplies from a box car and escaped Knox county jail in broad daylight. Sheriff left town. inmates tunneled through brick wall with a heavy tool to freedom. містes investigation follows as public criticism grows.
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Thius, Cooper
Williamsport
W. Va
Erie Yards
Dewey Black
Herzog
Knox
German
Cooper
Collins Roth Nuptials Surprise Winamac Friends
Prof. Claude C. Collins superintendent of Winamac schools quietly married to Emma Roth in Monticello last Saturday. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, planned a bridal trip to Indianapolis then return home to Winamac. May they enjoy good health and happiness in their new life.
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Collins-Roth
Claude C. Collins
Winamac
Monticello
Emma Roth
Collins
Mary Collins
Starke County
Indianapolis
Claude
Tax Committees Hear County Officials On Appraisals
Delegations from many sections of the state appeared before the state board of tax commissioners Friday to discuss proposed changes in taxation appraisements. The tax board can issue orders for horizontal increases if county boards of review reject the recommendations. Several counties have refused to act, and no final decision will be made until reports from all counties arrive early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
County Boards of Review
Boards of Review
La Porte County Officials Post Annual Reports After Delay
The State Board of Accounts and local officials urged full public disclosure as township trustees in La Porte County finally publish their annual itemized receipts and expenditures for the preceding year. The law requires yearly publication of public fund accounts, and the delay kept taxpayers in the dark about spending before last week’s papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Accounts
la Porte County
LaPorte
Taxpayers Rally in Crawfordsville Over Rising Indiana Taxes
About one thousand taxpayers from Montgomery County filled the Crawfordsville circuit court room for an indignation meeting called by the Farmers Federation and the Chamber of Commerce. They protested the state tax board valuations, with many farms listed higher than cash value. The effort aims to spread to other Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
Farmers’ Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
State Tax Board
Gettin Ready For Field Day At Cranberry Point
Schuyler Otto Schultz and P H McCormick attended a county Field Day and Picnic committee meeting at Knox. The event is set for Thursday August 24 at Cranberry Point Bass Lake with a 10 am countywide business shutdown and a noon basket dinner followed by a ball game between local business teams and county Farm Bureau members plus horseshoes and various games and band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Otto Schultz
P. H. McCormick
Knox
Cranberry Point
Bass Lake
Chamber of Commerce Offers 5 Dollar Slogan Prize
At the last meeting the Chamber of Commerce offered a five dollar cash prize for the best town slogan to be used on all stationery and advertising. Slogans suggested include Chicago I Will and Fort Wayne with Might and Main. Send entries to the Chamber of Commerce North Judson Ind.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Bend
Huntington
Opportunity’s Gate Way
North Judson
Ind
McCormick and Uncapher Families Reunion Planned
Mrs. P. O. Englerth spent Tuesday in Chicago. The second annual reunion of the McCormick and Uncapher families will be held this year at Koontz's Lake near Grovertown on Labor Day.
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P. O. Englerth
Chicago
McCormick
Uncapher
Koontz’s Lake
Grovertown
Higher Tax Rate Predicted in Indiana for 1928
Indiana officials forecast a looming tax rise for 1928 unless spending is cut now. The rate, which climbed from 18 cents in 1919 to 24 cents in 1921, may reach 28 cents as four state levies are adjusted in September. Debts in the general fund have risen to about 1.2 million dollars, complicating the budget.
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McCray
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
General Fund
Benevolent Institution Fund
Highway Fund
Teacher’s Pension Fund
Starke County Farm Bureau Picnic Dates Announced
Oregon and Davis join in at Koontz Lake on Saturday August 19. The countywide event unfolds at Cranberry Point Bass Lake on August 24. Washington township Farm Bureau hosts the annual picnic August 27 in Luther East Grove.
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Starke County
Center Township Farm Bureau
Oregon
Davis
Koontz Lake
Cranberry Point
Bass Lake
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Luther East Grove
Survey aims at eradicating common barberry in Starke County
Federal and State agents from the U S Department of Agriculture and Purdue University begin a county wide survey to remove common barberry plants linked to black stem rust in grains. Removal is urged for landowners and tenants to protect wheat production. Japanese barberry is not harmed. The effort runs through the county with local cooperation and a planned eradication campaign. West LaFay?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starke County
Stanley Castell
H. K. Gilliams
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Purdue University
Indiana Department of Conservation
Department of Agriculture
Ette
Indiana
West LaFay
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Corps of Teachers
Ote Underwood
John Dux
Kankakee
Mrs. Dux
First State Bank
North Hudson
North Judson, Ind
Paul Hutchens
Federal and State Survey
North Judson State Bank
Bank of Progress
Ft Confidential
Bank OF
San Pierre
the People’s Bank