Starke County Teachers Institute Nears End in Knox
The 43rd annual session closed in Knox with high praise from teachers and citizens. Enrollment reached 100, the largest in years, with Pres. Cotton discussing flexible course work and industrial education and State Supt. Aley urging few changes to the curriculum.
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Starke County
Teachers’ Institute
Knox
Pres. Cotton
Olcott
Jack
J. Walter Dunn
W. F. Ellis
Homer L. Rogers
Aley
Medaryville Bats Beat North Judson In Tight Ball Fight
Medaryville loses 6 to 5 as North Judson edges ahead late but Medaryville fights back. Lester Short pitched well through the eighth and ninth, while Bert Hay umpired a fair contest for the crowd from Medaryville. Kewanna next visit is teased as a strong amateur foe in the upcoming Sunday matchup.
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North Judson
Medaryville
Bert Hay
Dave Leslie
Lester Short
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Matthew Lawrence
The News notes the Golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lawrence celebrated at their city home last Wednesday. A large gathering attended with dinner ice cream and cake, and gifts including gold and cut glass. Guests were listed and Mr Booth provided entertainment with a graphophone. The community extends congratulations and hopes for many more happy years.
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Matthew Lawrence
Bunnell
Reiser
Henry Booth
Anna Roth
Hazel
Abija Lawrence
Westville
Harry Feece
Oliver
Dorothy
Lyle
So. Bend
Rhoda S. Spoor
William
Irene
Neer Aldine
Agena Lawrence
Frank
Edward
Louis
No. Judson
Booth
Bill Ott Narrowly Escapes at Panhandle Crossing
Bill Ott attempted self harm at a Panhandle crossing on Friday but was halted by the crossing watchman who pulled him from the tracks. He walked away cursing and muttering that more trains plague the Pennsylvania system, enduring another mysterious life ordeal.
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Bill Ott
Panhandle
Bill
North Judson Juniors Defeat Knox Grays 9 to 3
The North Judson Juniors beat the Knox Grays 9 to 3 in a recent ball game. A note reports the previous weekend Knox won 8 to 6 at Knox, while the local gridiron editor was away.
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North Judson Juniors
Knox Grays
Knox Lads
Knox
Pulaski County Teachers Hold 49th Annual Institute
The Pulaski County teachers hold their 49th annual institute at Winamac this week led by new county superintendent Homer L. Rogers. Attendance and enthusiasm are high though principal instructor Dr. F. H. Green cannot attend due to illness. Instructors include Miss Florence Fox and Miss Addie Wolfe. J. Walter Dunn of Indianapolis spoke briefly on Tuesday.
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Pulaski County
Winamac
Starke County
Ance
Homer L. Rogers
Indiana
F. H. Green
Westchester
Florence Fox
Winona Lake
Addie Wolfe
Walkerton
J. Walter Dunn
Indianapolis
Farmers Co operative Club backs North Judson Jubilee support
The Farmers Co operative Club of Wayne township met at the Micholek school house on Saturday evening and passed a resolution pledging assistance to North Judson for the seventh annual after harvest jubilee by supplying exhibits decorating wagons and other needed services. They ordered notice in the North Judson News and thanked Wm Keehn for prompt threshing service. A further meeting will be held soon with advance notice in the News.
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Farmers Co-operative Club
Wayne Township
Micholek School House
North Judson
Wm. Keehn
Ugly Affair Flares in Henpeck Town Court and Melon Trade Notes
A brawl on Wednesday night ends with Downie and Riggle and Purser facing circuit court after a lengthy assault dispute sparked by Downie and two men in his home. The scene also reports Melon trader Mat Short delivering top melons, L K Mosher displaying baseball returns, and a fire scare at Jimmy Lain's residence with minimal damage.
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L. EK. Mosher
Mat
Justice Courts
Mae Downie
Chas. Downie
Squire Thorpe
Elmer Riggle
Abner Purser
Downie
Riggle
Purser
Circuit Court
S. Bybee
Glazebrook
Wm. Morton
Committees Named For 7th Annual After Harvest Jubilee
The executive committee elected officers Otto Altmann secretary C A McCormick treasurer F J Wessely and named committee chairmen for entertainment exhibits and awards finance advertising parade decorations concessions. The date set October 8 with a mass meeting approving chairmen assignments and urging subscriptions. County seat visitors G N Peterson and Isaac Semplin also noted.
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Otto Altmann
C. A. McCormick
F. J. Wessely
L. E. Mosher
G. N. Peterson
Chas. Hruska
Joe Dolezal
C. E. Netherton
C. H. Kuester
Town Hall
L. Kk. Mosher
Chm P
Geo. A. Smith
N. Felden
J. O. Johnson
W. A. Foust
C. HH. Kuester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Institute
Fla. Cotton
Kewanna
J. J. Blasser
Denham
Jacob Keller
Mary
Joseph Borkovec
Brei
Sylvia Lindsey
Emma Koester Cemmis Marsh
Mary Blaschke
A.C. Bolen
Maude Mosher
Anna Jain Maude Osborn
Anna Tracy
Lulu Murphy Tressie Munchenberg Eunice Replogle
Charles Roney
Grover Short Co
W. Cannon Vesta Golding
Olive Coffin
Stella McVey
Myrtle Pfeiffer
Fred Marsh
Bessie Watkins
Frank Hermance
Mabel Schilling
Florence Hermance
Hilma Nelson
Nellie Courtright
Patrick Mayme Smith
Bertha Jain
Gladys Crandall
Harriet Geddes
Lillie Morel
J. H. Watts
Michigan
Farmers Club
G. B. Corbitt
Chicago
Jimmy Lain
Southern Church
T. M. Smith
Raymond Brooks
O. E. Smith
I. T
Isaac ‘Semplin
Emil Schultz
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