Death of Mrs. Harry C. Miller Noted In Community
The death of Mrs. Harry C. Miller aged 41 occurred last Wednesday morning. She was born Helen Alice Marsh in York, New York, taught school in Michigan and Indiana, and held Baptist, Royal Neighbors, Rebekah Lodges, and Eastern Star memberships. Survived by husband Harry C. Miller and two children Temple Marsh and Millard Hares, with funeral services held Friday at the family home in North Judson, burial in North Judson Cemetery. Relatives attending included Mrs. M A Thorpe and I J Godfrey of Parma, and Wesley Marsh of Nunda, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Miller
Helen Alice Marsh
York, N. Y
Chas. Gilbert Marsh
Malinda Marsh
Michigan
Isit
Parma High School
Isa
North Judson
Indiana
Temple Marsh
Millard Hares
Baptist Church of
Parma
Mich
Royal Neighbors
Rebekah
Order of the Eastern Star
M. al Thorpe
Wesley R. Marsh
Nunda
N. Y
Chas. Hewitt
Silver Springs
N.Y
J. Godfrey
Paraii
Eos Chandler
Round Lake
North Judson Cemetery
I. J. Godfrey
M.A. Thorpe
Paria
Wesley &. Marsh
Frank Miller
Baird
Texas
G. Kr, Miller
Krekomo
Death of Chas H Baker Pioneer Resident Dies at Home
Chas H Baker longtime county resident and Civil War veteran died early Monday after a lengthy illness. Born August 24 1942 in Steuben County he was 7 years 4 months and days old at death. Survived by his widow and four children Newton and Chat Baker Mrs Chas Hansen of the oil station and Mrs Bert McVey of Bass with two children dead earlier. Funeral from Lomax church Wednesday at 10 am with interment in San Pierre cemetery. Also notes of local court actions and a postmaster appoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Baker
Steuben County
Hingis
Newton
Chat Baker
Chas. Hansen
Bert McVey
Bass
Lomax
San Pierre
Some of Us Are Unplaced in Church Paper Test
A rural church paper mocks denominational labels by car choice and behavior. It lists names and holiday activities including Regina Dusek and Emma Lintz from Chicago, a Pennsylvanian grain shipment note, a Christmas sleigh ride for Bachelor Hall boys and friends, and local dance and box social announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Hall
Knox
Dan Hostetler
Albert Metzger
New Theatre
Messrs
Leo Held
John Blaschke
Tom Wessely
George Foley
Percy Nixon
Paul Arnold
Cecil Brown
F. G. Davis
Clarence Eberhart
Hart Schuyler
Anna Boyle
Elizabeth Reiser
Regina Dusek
Ellen Payne
Alice Kasch
Nettie Smalley
LaVergne Greene
Charlotte Arnold
Clara Neuport
Jim
Otto Haskins
Largest state fee marks railway consolidation in Indiana
The secretary of state received a 500000 dollar filing fee for the consolidation of the New York Central & Hudson River Railway with the Lakeshore & Michigan Southern and the Chicago Indiana & Southern. The renamed New York Central will take effect January first, with Governor Ralston, and raises questions about a new depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Secretary of State
New York Central & Bludson River Railway
Lakeshore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Chicago, Indiana & Southern Railway Company
Consolidated Company
Indianapolis
W. H. Vollmer
Ralston
Chicago
Indiana & Southern
Lake Shore Roads
New York Central
North Judson
Rexall doll contest crowns Emphia Fisher winner
A Rexall drug store Christmas doll contest concludes with seventeen winners. Emphia Fisher wins the top prize, while Dorothy Fruits drops to second place. the list shows vote totals for each winner including Alice Atherton Dolly Caddy Caroline Mosher Irma Heine Mary Corbitt Grace Paulsen Velma Short Fisui Phillips Martha Sindehur Bernice Jolitz Evelyn Neofes Bertha Traester Billa Sramek and Elizabeth Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Drug Store
Emphia Fisher
A. Fisher
Dorothy Fruits
Bert Fruits
Eimphia Fisher
Tos
Alice Atherton
Dolly Caddy
Caroline Mosher
Irma Heine
Mary Corbitt
Grace Paulsen
Aytls Velma Short
Fisui Phillips
Martha Sindehur
Bernice Jolitz
Tha Wobith
Evelyn Neofes
Bote Bertha Traester
Bis Billa Sramek
Boel Elizabeth Underwood
Government to supply free veterans monuments nationwide
Washington will furnish free monuments for veterans of all U S wars. The government covers stone setting and transportation to the cemetery from the depot. frames for all veterans may be included and stones delivered as ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Sunflower field yields in Starke County
Oregon township farmer J L Bendricks grows a 30 acre field of sunflowers on muck soil. Yielded 800 pounds of seed per acre sold at 3.95 per hundred pounds, net 3.80 after costs. neighboring farmer McCandliss also planted 20 acres. Details include cultivation, harvest, threshing steps and per acre cost breakdown.
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Starke
J. L. Bendricks
Oregon Township
Kansas
Hendricks
McCandliss
Dle
A'Ahowene Ciasasieen
Coeunaantotteneny
Tragic Crossing Death Sparks Call for Watchman
Henry Provecek Jr. six years old died after a freight train blocked the Erie Main street crossing. His sister Josephine, age twelve, escaped. The accident occurred Monday at 10 o clock as they crossed towards town with groceries. The report urges authorities to compel railroad oversight at this and other dangerous crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Provecek
Henry Provecek Sr
Erie Main Street
Josephine
Erie Crossing
Henry
Big dance at Dusek's hall prompts weekend social
Knox visitors Mr and Mrs Lawrence Swihart arrived Monday. J W Collier and wife visited Xiaas with her parents at So Bend. Herman Kruger from Chicago stayed with the Paulsen families. The creamery mailed 8000 calendars to patrons. John Peterson and wife Abe Peterson and Heland Foust enjoyed thefinas vacation. Public schools reopen Monday after two weeks' holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusek’s
Lawrences Swihart
Knox
J. W. Collier
So. Bend
Newspaper Plea to Readers About Tips and Visits
A reader scolds the editor for not noting a visitor she had last week. The editor replies editors are human and urges readers to call with any event from home to be reported, from trips to family mishaps.
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Argrus
Anna Iva Fay
Johnie
Local visitors and residents in area social notes
August Pohrte visited Denham on Monday. Otto Kriss and wife visited Lebanon Indiana with her family. Miss Mattie Hosteter from Knox was here Saturday morning. Albert Foust and wife spent last Thursday with relatives in Huntington. Mrs Gust Hurst of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Frank Trinoskey. Mrs Fred Sawyer of South Bend spent past week with John Held’s family. Nellie Daly and Lizzie Hine of San Pierre called at North Judson this week. Henry Folgers came from Chicago Tuesday and sold his farm to Wayne Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Tlook
California
Elkhart
Sam
Hook
John Fout
Knox
August Pohrte
Denham
Otto Kriss
Lebanon
Ind
Mattie Hosteter of
Albert Foust
Huntington
Fred Sawyer
South Bend
John Held
Nellie Daly
Lizzie Hine
San Pierre
Henry Folgers
Chicago
Wayne Township
Sunflowers Prove Profitable On Hamlet Area Farm
Total returns per acre reach 11.40 with a gross 20.40 per acre, yielding a per acre net of Siy.05. Growing corn costs about Sil.00 per acre under similar soil, showing sunflowers as profitable as a sixty bushel per acre corn crop and more reliable. Mr. Hendricks plans to relocate to his own farm west of Hamlet in spring to continue sunflower cultivation.
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Hendricks
H. R. Smalley
County Avent
Sign Posts for All County Crossroads Suggested
Editor Downey urges county and township officials to install sign boards at every crossroad to aid auto tourists and locals. He notes many roads already marked and warns of the growing need as tourism expands across state license plates and unfamiliar territory increases travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Chuerubusco Prath
Quarantine Lifts on Mi ami and Palace Theatres
The quarantine on the Mi ami and Palace theatres restricting entry to children under 14 will be lifted today Thursday. The move ends a public health restriction issued earlier this week by city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Palace
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H. C. Miller
Chas. H Baker
John Tannehill of
John Shrock
Anne Shrock
Elwood
Henry Weninger
Davis Township
C. W
B. FF. Weninger
Hamlet
Ra N. Compton
Weninger
Aoman
Hit
Lilian Ford
Ford
Emma Lintz
Tressie Munchenbere
Degatur
Til
Dr PL Oo
Engferth
Tleaner Hall
Aldine
Louie Wrunlik
Bertha Clawson
Carnes School
Railroad Township
Pennsylvania
Ft. Wayne
East Yard
Winamore
Otto Neupert
Pittsburg
Chas. Kasch
Bloomington
FE. Kettler
Gary
Henry Lightcap
Loio
Dusek’s Hall
Benjamin Purnell
Benton Harbor
Benjamin
Higs
Kkimona
Wupenagiye Waiskersand
Hhair
House of David
George H. Schumacher
Judson, End
Charity
Rebekah Lodge No
Helen Alice Miller
Phereas
Earth
Heaven
Tuk News
P. Sh
Minnie Based
Dillie Bybee
Nettie Altmann
Herman Kruger
Paulsen
Toent Creamery
John Peterson
Abe Peterson
Heland Foust
The
First State Bank North Judson
State of
Gust Hurst
Frank Trinoskey
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