Indiana Teachers Licensing Laws Compiled by Department
State Department of Public Instruction releases a booklet outlining licensing rules for Indiana teachers. Examinations for licenses and high school equivalency are set by the state board. county superintendents administer most exams on the first Saturday of select months. Licenses issued by the state are forwarded to counties. registrations, identification rules, and fee details are specified for various license categories.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Indiana
State Board of Education
Department of Public Instruction
State Department
Prizes Announced For School Essays On Grounds Beautification
The State Board of Forestry offers forty dollars in prizes for essays on beautifying school grounds by planting trees and shrubs. The top essay wins 12.50 and the second 7.50. Essays must be inked, under 2060 words, and mailed to Elijah A. Gladden in Indianapolis by May 1 1916. Entrants should request contest rules.
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State Board of Forestry
North Judson
Elijah A. Gladden
Indianapolis
Ind
Two Hundred Aetna Powder Plant Workers Dismissed
Civil Service reports that two hundred young workers under 21 at the Aetna powder plant in Aetna have been dismissed due to injury liabilities involving a minor. In Michigan City a buried old safe found during a factory excavation bore the faded name Greenwood & Co, puzzling workers about its origin and time buried.
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Aetna
Michigan City
Greenwood & Co
Obituary of Icyle N. Lutes from North Judson
Icyle Naome Lutes born January 24 1896 in North Judson Indiana died January 20 1916 at aunt’s home in No Judson age nineteen years eleven months and twenty six days She planned to graduate 1916 from Tomahawk Wisconsin High School with domestic science German and shorthand Her death mourned by father Nathan Frank Lutes mother Ola Lain Lutes two brothers five sisters and many relatives Funeral held at Bybee home White City conducted by Rev Collier with Odd Fellows and other orders as pallbearers Interment at North Judson cemetery.
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Icyle N. Lutes
Icylte
Naome Lutes
Nathan’ Frank Lutes
Ola Lain Lutes
North Judson
Indiana
Melvin Bybee
No. Judson
Tomahawk Wisconsin High School
W. D. Lutes
Jesus
Mother Earth
Bybee
White City
Collier
M. FE
Odd Fellow Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
North Judson Cemetery
The High Cost of Living Then and Now
A comparison of ninety year old prices with current costs shows eggs at 4¢ per dozen and calico at 50¢ per yard in the past, versus $9 per case of eggs and 180 yards of 5¢ calico today. The piece contrasts buying power by noting a case of eggs could buy a baby dress then and a dress for 30 girls now.
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Ohio
Unclaimed Letters List for Week Ending January 22 1916
Unclaimed matter remains undelivered in this office. Names include Mrs Jennie Arnold Mr James Asah Mrs Bertha Busse Mr Chas McElroy Mrs Marie Mareusser Mrs P Miller W W Miller Geo Schall Ben Watson Payne J H. If unclaimed within two weeks the mail will go to the Dead Letter Office. Frank J Vessely P M.
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Arnold
Jennie
Asah
James
Busse
Bertha
McElroy
Chas
Mareusser
Marie
Miller
W. W
Schall
Geo
Ben
Watson
Payne
J. H
Frank J. Vessely
P.M
Ed Houck Visits South Bend and Local Film Stars
Ed Houck visited South Bend on Wednesday to attend a showing of The Broken Coin with Grace Cunard and Frances Ford at the Palace. Grace Cunard is reported improving at Lakeside hospital in Chicago, with a return home expected next Monday. A. J. Lintz vs Albert Surma ended with Surma acquitted after a Knox court jury found posts and lumber removed from Lintz's farm. Editor Moore of the Fulton Leader seeks the republican nomination for joint representative of Fulton and Miami counties.
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Grace Cunard
Frances Ford
Palace
Link Clark
Miss Grace
Lakeside Hospital
Chicago
Grace
A. J. Lintz
Albert Surma
Surma
Knox
Editor Moore
The
Fulton Leader
Fulton
Miami
Bro. Moore
the Palace
Francis Ford
Tateny
Woods
Cluster Lights Earn Praise from Visitors at North Judson
At a Wednesday night town board session the waterworks issue saw extended discussion with no action. The contract for Sycamore and Railroad street pavement to H B Holman of Rochester was accepted. A letter from Athens Ohio praised North Judson’s cluster lighting and asked for cost and power details. The clerk will supply the information. The system has drawn favorable comments from visitors nationwide.
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H. B. Holman
Rochester
Sycamore
Kamiensky
Athens
Ohio
North Judson
Civil Service play to open at Burch's hall
North Judson Dramatic Club presents Civil Service a two hour comedy drama about government clerks in a small western city. Cast includes L Elmer Mosher G W Sehricker P S Arnold A Dusek T Wesseley J F Woods and Misses Charlotte Arnold Jeanette Smailey Mrs G W Schricker. Local updates mention attendance and related news.
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North Judson Dramatic Club
Burch’s Hall
Civil Service
L. Elmer Mosher
G. W. Sehricker
P. S. Arnold
A. Dusek
T. Wesseley
J. F. Woods
Charlotte Arnold
Jeanette Smailey
G. W. Schricker
Does it pay to advertise in a Maine lumber ad
Freeman a lumber merchant of Matechen New Jersey tested advertising by posting an ad with a total debt figure of 67653 85 and listing town residents who owed for lumber. He urged payment and saw funds roll in, proving the method effective.
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Matechen
N. J
Charles M. Freeman
Freeman
Hind
Eclipse Sighting Prompts Local Notice And Events
An eclipse of the sun on February 3 prompts readers to watch the sky. Local items include the death of H C Schott ex editor of the Medaryville Advertiser from Bright’s disease and interment in Medaryville cemetery. Additional notes cover poultry show judging in Columbus and a fatal hunting accident near Hudson Lake, with Paul Schultz killed by a gun discharge after stepping into a trap.
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United States
H. C. Schott
The
Medaryville Advertiser
Bright
Medaryville
Paul Schultz
John Schultz
Hudson Lake
LaPorte County
Paul
State of Indiana Oversees Financial Satisfaction Metrics
A historical notice notes supervision by the State of Indiana over a financial program, highlighting earned dollars and consumer satisfaction within regulated guidelines. The brief emphasizes accountability and protective oversight for monetary transactions and consumer interests.
Timme Sisters Quartette entertain at Burch’s hall
A large Tuesday evening audience enjoyed readings instrumental and vocal numbers by the Timme Sisters Quartette at Burch's hall. They performed national anthems and a finale song "We'll stand by you Woody Woodrow Wilson" to applause. Next, Bernard Shaw lectures February 2 with reserved seats at The Rexall.
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Timme
Burch's Hall
Bernard Shaw
Rexall
Editors Meet Feb 3 4 Mid winter Democratic Editorial Meet
The state democratic editorial association will meet in Indianapolis at the Denison hotel on Thursday and Friday February 3 and 4. A banquet is planned for February 3 with vocal and instrumental music and speeches by J A M Adair Leonard B Clore Howard Roosa and Samuel M Ralston. Merle Sidener of Indianapolis will speak on Advertising and its Relation to the Newspaper at the Friday morning business session.
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State
Democratic Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
J. A. M. Adair
Leonard B. Clore
Howard Roosa
Evansville Courier
Samuel M. Ralston
Association
Merle Sidener
Organization Meeting of Wayne Township Republicans
The Republicans of Wayne Township and all who wish to affiliate are called to Miller's hall over Peterson Watts drug store Friday evening January 28 1916 at 7 30 to discuss the primary law and participate in the meeting to hear and engage with the changes.
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Wayne Township
Miller’s Hall
Peterson & Watts
Local Republicans Gather for County Primary Discussion
A Knox gathering Saturday saw Republicans discuss the new primary law and candidacy timing. As filing closes February 5, several potential candidates surfaced for sheriff auditor treasurer coroner and commissioners with names like Fleishman Swanson Lucas Good Elder Lavery Rogers Kessler Spoor Lohr and others circulating for Democratic and Republican primaries to be held March 7.
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Knox
Wellinger
Luken
Hite
Lee Wolfe
Fred Kingman
Railroad Township
Benj. Fleishman
Jackson Township
Oliver Swanson
Earl Lucas
Charlie Good
Harley Elder
al Lavery
Val Flory
Hamlet
Homer Piper
North Bend
Jesse Eberhart
San Pierre
Sheriff and
Peterson
Oregon
Clem Rodgers
I. N. Compton
John Kessler
Forrest Spoor
California
Jim Lohr
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Winamac
Willard Atherton
Webinger
Center Township
Washington
Crawmers Ceveras
Wayne
Railroad
Davis
Jackson Twip
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North Judson School Corp
Hamiet School Corp
Ed. Houck
W. A. Weninger
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R. Deardorff
Smith
Lain Street
Harry O’ Barre
Joe Michenewitsch
Santter
Billy Lain
Gary
Pete Malecki
Otto Traester
Chas. Wehlman-Bruno Fisher
Arthur Burkhart
Huntington
Emanuel Jeberhart
Erie
Eve
A ‘Aindelar
Judson
Richter
Neuport
Em. Segner
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Plenning
I Huhnke
Sak Dahlke
Try Richardson
Famissioner’s Court
Harry Hook
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John Hernigle
J. M. Caddy
Kenton, O
Do. R. Deardorff
Columbus, O
Bert Fruits Market
Eddie Born
Augustine Dusek
Herman Jolitz
Fred Born
LaPorte
Eddie
M. W. Manz
Merrill
Here
Griffith
Frank Burijanek
St. Anthony’s Hospital
LeRoy Sanders
State Auditor’s Office
Perpetual Building & Loan Association of
Scyle Lutes
Frank Lutes
Tomahawk
Wis
W. H. Lutes
Doris Fout
Royal Centre
Lillian Fry
Star City
W. A. Lain
Georgia
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G. C. Lain
Kouts
Amy Cox
Bremen
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Max Asher
Gale Henry
Murdock McQuarrie
Hazel Buckham
Navy
Red Circle
Ruth Roland
Frank Mayo
Herbert Rawlinson
Anna Little
Sherman Bainbridge
Louella
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Gust Krueger
LaCrosse
LaPorte and
Starke
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Sam and
Wm. Hook
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Barnhart
Wilson
South Bend
Chicago Herald
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Charles V. Keeler
Eliza Pelish
Hammond
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Boston
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Aker
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Aes
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