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North Judson News

Location

North Judson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1913

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Starke County Teachers Institute Opens in Knox

The 49th annual Starke County Teachers Institute meets August 25 to 30 at the Knox Christian church. Sessions led by Dawkins Deneen Smailey Beers and others cover geography primary methods agriculture and music with a reception and teacher reading circle on schedule. Dr Collins to move practice to Winamac and a county teachers reading circle with books by Edwin and others outlined.

Starke County Teachers’ Institute Christian Church Knox C. W. Cannon R. PD. Dawkins Mt. Pleasant Mich Lottie L. Deneen LaCrosse Wis H. R. Smailey Purdue Edith N. Beers

Elizabeth Koza Missing in Chicago Sparks Community Turmoil

Report of a telegram and a Panhandle train ride to Chicago triggers frantic search for Elizabeth Koza. She is found safe at Montgomery Ward & Co store accepting a job as relatives plan the town hall jubilee and outline committee roles for the 11th annual harvest jubilee.

Elizabeth Koza Chicago T. S. Kral Jonma Koral Elizabeth Christina Koza Gwen Daly Joe Koza John Dolezal Montgomery Ward & Co Fieldi Ure Town Hall C. A A. McCormick and Co W. Sebrigker Vyhe Jos. Dolezal I. FE. Mosher Gite Altmann Ian Otto Altmann eAwards C. HH. Kuester Canby W.ov. Mosher Fe. R. Wolf

Buress Celebrate Twentieth Wedding Anniversary at Faelish Lake

Mr and Mrs Chas Buress marked their twentieth wedding anniversary with a party at their Faelish Lake home on August 1. Guests gathered by eight thirty, danced in the hall, enjoyed musical numbers from guests, and refreshments of sandwiches pickles ice cream coffee and cake were served. The hosts were praised for their hospitality as guests departed late.

Chas. Buress Faelish Lake Mrs. Burress

Unclaimed Letters List Week Ending August 16 1913

Unclaimed letters remain in this office for the week ending August 16 1913. Names include John Peterson A Mr Rovbik and Jas Vardon and Mrs A Rovbik. If not claimed within two weeks the mail will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Charles H Kuester P.M.

Peterson John Rovbik Vardon Jas Charles H. Kuester P.M

Replogles Visit Culver and Train Kills Cow

W H Replogle and wife spent Sunday at Culver. An A C and O train killed one of Orin Schuyler’s best cows on a crossing near his place Monday evening.

W. H. Replogle Culver Orin Schuyler

Lincoln Chautauqua Orchestra Promises Varied Musical Effects

The Lincoln Chautauqua Orchestra organized and trained by Professor Harrie L. Bland boasts artists of high ability and character. Touring under his supervision, the group aims to exceed prior standards and entertain a cosmopolitan audience as a star attraction at the Chautauqua event.

Lincoln Chautauqua Harrie L. Bland

Burns Shot During Rail Station Ambush Near Crown Point

Burns of Pe Motte was wounded when a posse led by a deputy sheriff shot during a robbery attempt at a railway station in Seineider three months ago. He underwent surgery last week to remove a lodged bullet and remains jailed in Crown Point awaiting trial next month with ex state Senator Abram Halleck assisting.

Heh Burns Pe Motte Daisy Burns Seineider Altray Met Fee Buros Lake County Crown Point Abram Halleck Rensselaer

Mrs Spitler Visits Thayer and Brothers Plan September Visit

Mrs J R Spitler has been visiting Thayer. J Re joined her over Sunday. Lloyd Plotner and wife will visit from Philadelphia in early September to see his parents, Mr and Mrs J D Plotner. The C I S has set up a switch locally between South Bend and North Judson to speed regular freight and aid patrons along the line.

J. R. Spitler Thayer J. Re Lloyd Plotner Philadelphia J. D. Plotner South Bend North Judson

Slit skirt dispute stirs Cass county trustees meeting

Cass county trustees denounce A D L Frantz stance on slit skirts amid heated discussion. Frantz defends the style while others demand accountability from the superintendent. Also reported: a birth at Bass Lake, a Milwaukee visit illness, and Missouri Lutheran synod resolutions setting minister salaries at 600 annually with free rent.

County old settlers gather for Knox reunion and picnic

The Knox county court house yard will host the annual old settlers reunion next Monday August 25 with music talks sports and prizes for oldest attendee. Hon Geo Burson of Winamac will speak. Free ice cream coffee and a noon dinner are planned. many expect a strong turnout and potential business closures for the event.

Court House Yard Knox Geo. Burson Winamac Bill Weninger North Judson LOO Aan Bandaneers Co i. Cs Court House Lawn Seeees A. T. Hepner K. Fes Quartette Andrew E Uneapher Miller Verle McCormick Fata Faust Pal Terry Bernice Trevor J. Hls Wink Osborn Geo. Burson Don Kels Quartette Zouave Drill Thouis Ray Som America’s

Most Profitable Cow Yields Twin Calves in Union Township

Samuel Osborn of Union township raised a half blood Durham cow that birthed twin calves. He entrusted them to his grandson Samuel Shearer who kept them until age three. Last week Cass Dillon bought the steers for 140 dollars each. they weigh 8200 pounds and are to be fattened to 2000 pounds for Christmas beef.

Samuel Osborn Durham Mr. Osborn Samuel Shearer James Shearer Cass Dillon Mr. Dillon Will Houghton Culver

Chicago Visit by Mrs Jolitz and Local Birth

Mrs. Al Jolitz spent a few days in Chicago last week. Jacob Adland and his wife welcomed a baby girl born last Thursday.

al Jolitz Chicago Jacob Adland

Replogle Attends Regimental Reunion at Attica

Wot Replogle and wife join the annual reunion of the South Indians Regiment at Attica last Wednesday and Thursday. The attendance shows thinning ranks with only 15 veterans present this year compared with 69 at LaFayette two years earlier. Mrs Replogle is elected to full membership in the 6th Indiana Regiment. this honor marks a rare admission of a woman to full membership in Indiana regimental history. Comrade Banks of Kansas, a color bearer who helped plant the Stars and Stripes at Missionary Ridge, also attended.

Replogle Attica LaFayette Todd Banks Kansas 16Th Indiana Missionary Ridge Replovie Atrs

Big Chautauqua Opens Soon at Knox

The Knox chautauqua opens August 31 with services in churches and six days of afternoon and evening entertainments. Notable talent will perform, offering a rare intellectual treat. County residents can ride the 10:40 T. and S. train to attend sessions and return on the 5:28 evening train. Mrs. Sherman Carnes is visiting Indianapolis.

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R. J. Dawkins Ncoypes Collins Leonard P. Collins Hammond Winamac Democrat L. P. Collins J. T. Bolin California Los Angeles Louisville Tedchers Tevek County Poesti- the Coonahittee Om Carson Redeteck Lois Craig Pousti Bertha Ke Jain Harriet Puller Frank Thilihius Toauchor Chas AL Edwood AE OV County Board of Education Knox Chautauqua Lincoln Chautauqua Orchestra Burns Cass A. DL. Frantz Mr. Prolu Powets Dronan Yarstis Samuel Ppaeson OW. Aimess Genoues Mr. Adoss Frantz Logansport Indianaapolis Earl Bick Bass Lake John Hopp Milwaukee Missouri Lutheran Synod Ft. Wayne First State Bank James Hatfield Thornhope Truman Hatfield Royal Center Winamae Anstis & Barnett Needham Ife Peter OoNell Chris Sol Will Pramin Peter Mrs. Sherman Carnes Indianapolis
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