Chautauqua Program Selections Highlight Hamilton and Raymond
On the second day the Chautauqua features James Hamilton and Blanche Raymond in a varied deluxe program. The trio includes soprano and accompanist, performing trios, duets, and solos from classic and popular ballads with notable vocal range. Hamilton’s acclaim includes selection for the Ann Arbor Spring Festival alongside renowned artists.
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Papa Eratere
Ann Arbor
Sharlow
Renato Zanelli
William Sterling Battis
North Judson notes July celebrations and local visits
Chautauqua runs July 6 to 11 with July 5 events at Denham and a Gleaners hall dance July 3. Local visits include Robert Walker in Chicago, Jack Johnson and wife in Logansport, and Miss Irene Oakley’s 15th birthday party. A basket picnic is planned at Bass Lake on July 4 and Charles Collier of Colorado death announced. Old friendships, weddings and community amusements highlight a bustling week.
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Chautauqua
Denham
Donchin
Donchin’s
Robert Walker
Chicago
Elsie Moderback
Gleaner's Hall
Aldine
Ivan O’brien
Logansport
Lee Okley
Jerry Slansky
Pickell
John Blaschke
Hammond
LaGera
Emma
Beade
Butrona
LaFayette
Vincent Jones
Lebanon
P. Walker
Culver
Edw. Roney
Miss Hazel
Ohio
Michigan
Dan Hostetler
Fitz
Knox
S. C. Thurman
Buick
North Judson
Jas. Tomlinson
C. B. Merriam
Roland Merriam
R. C. Schwartz
Robert
Sand
Bertha Dux
Golf
Ill
Gust Dux
Wm. Heine
Indianapolis
Anna Schafer
Irene Oakley
Starke County Farmers’ Association
Cranberry Point
Bass Lake
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Charles Collier
Colorado
Will Bogan
Taggart
Noted North Judson Meat Market Figure Buried in Crown Point
A longtime Crown Point meat market operator who moved from North Judson nearly 25 years ago and later relocated to Hammond died recently. Survived by a wife three sons and two daughters plus four brothers and one sister. Funeral at M E Church Hammond with Dr Bassett in charge followed by burial at Maplewood Cemetery Crown Point.
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Crown Point
North Judson
Hammond
Earl
Frederick
Leslie
Guy Gord
Schneider
James Calder
Chicago
William
Charles
Abe
Harvey
John Scofield
M. E
Dr. Bassett
Maplewood Cemetery
Shortage of High School Teachers Nationwide
About 26 000 teachers are needed to fill vacancies in high schools opening in September per the federal bureau of education. The total shortage reaches 99 775, with over a quarter of last year's teachers not returning. Colleges report 10 620 graduates intend to teach. The bureau urges recalling former teachers and using less trained instructors to cover classes within two days.
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H. S
Federal Bureau of Education
Confirmation Service Set At Lutheran Church Next Sunday
Confirmation will be held next Sunday at 10 o clock A M at the Lutheran Church for Waldo Christensen Walter Spenner Louis Gussman Ida Wabith Frieda Surma Martha Spenner Clara Keelen Emma Rosa Rhode Agnes Adam Frieda Scho and Mrs Wm Abraham. A group photo will follow and all congregants should attend. The confirmation class should meet Friday morning at the old church. Rev Wm Heine.
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Lutheran Church
Waldo Christensen
Walter Spenner
Louis Gussman
Ida Wabith
Frieda Surma
Martha Spenner
Clara Keelen
Emma
Eehu Rosa Rhode
Agnes Adam Frieda Scho
Wm. Abraham
Bathing Suit To Donchin's Miss Walker Heads North
Miss Jessie Walker travels to Chicago and Kenosha for an expected summer stay. Mrs Anna Stielenhoefer visits Gary with her daughter for an unspecified visit. Emor John son. Charles Tanner and Miss Ruth Dymond of Clyde Ohio visit parents Mr and Mrs B.
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Donchin’s
Jessie Walker
Chicag
Kenana
Anna Stielenhoefer
Gary
Emor Johnson
Charles Tanner
Ruth Dymond
Clyde, Ohie
Mra. B
Local Baseball Club Seeks New Team Name Contest
No. Jud son Baseball Club invites public to submit names for its season squad. A winner will receive 5.00 cash at Enterprise Park on July 11 after the July 8 club meeting selects the name from entries.
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Knox
No. Judson
Chicago
Chicago American Undefeateds and No. Judson At No. Judson
Hamlet
Royal Centre
Boone Grove
No. Judson Baseball Club
Enterprise Park
John Boyle
Jim Boyle
Elmer Trinoskey
Rudy Trinoskey
Jack Trinoskey
Otto Foedtke
Ed Dolezal
William Leary
Ora Dunkelberger
Clarence McVey
Claude Lewandowski
Don Wright
J. H. Watta
al Watkins
Mgr
Consolidation of Rural Schools Gains nationwide push
The nation faces a teacher shortage with one room country schools fading. Consolidation through two and three room or joint schools spurs boarders in towns and cheaper per pupil costs. Hamlet and Davis township form a joint school, with broad support for efficiency and better schooling.
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Hamlet
Davis Township
North Judson
Knox
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Death of Charles Tyl Sr and family ties noted
Charles Tyl Sr born November 21 1872 in Bohemia died in Lakeside hospital Chicago on June 24 at 1 am aged 47 years 7 months 3 days after an operation June 16. He came to the United States at 19, worked as a tailor in Chicago, moved to English Lake four years ago and ran a general store. Married March 16 1895 to Mary Hanan. four children Stella Mamie Charles Jr and James. Survived by wife two brothers James Chicago Frank California two sisters Mrs Boudnek Chicago Mrs Anna Riba Nebraska and other relatives. Funeral held in Chicago June 26 at 2 pm by C S P S lodge with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. He was a devoted husband father citizen and neighbor.
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Chas. Tyl, Jr
Bohemia
Lakeside Hospital
Chicago
English Lake
Mary Hanan
Ution
Stella
Mamie
Charles, Jr
James
Frank
California
Boudnek
Anna Riba
Nebraska
C. S. P. S. Lodge
Bohemian National Cemetery
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J.H. Watts
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Harry Long
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John Akers
Marion
John Curtis
Akers
Mr. Curtis
Carrie Wilde
Frank Wilde
Wm. F. Shults
Ft. Wayne
Orin Walker
Helen Foster
Orin
Joe
Bankers’ Association
Emigh Hotel
Ellis S. Rees
Winamac
Purdue University
Lake Bruce
University
Rees
C. W. Weninger
North Bend
Washington
Oregon
Judson Corporation
Hamlet Corporation Acveases Knox
Wen
George Washington
Liberty Bell
Liberty Bell Home Savings ‘Bank
First State Bank
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Howard McVey
Ernest Laine
Tueeday
Richard Pedell
Denthem
Priureday
Eden
Wayne Township
L. C. Foust
Nat Marsh
B. FF. Weninger
Henry W. Mathews
Walter S. Pryor
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Cass
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