North Judson readers puzzle over the big five mystery
The town buzzes as residents guess what the elusive five on last week’s page represents. Citizens offer humorous and serious theories from five acres for a new graveyard to five new factories, with a second installment promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson
Geo. A. Smith
Joe Kiedrowski
C. H. Kuester
English Lake
I. T. Bunch
Roy Lain
A. M. Butts
W. W. Mosher
Solon Welsh
G. W. Schricker
Edw. Clark
Henry Mathews
Chris Sautter
Starke County
Ada Schricker
Nas
Kasch
E. A
Logan Accepts Challenge and Local News Briefs 1907
Logan acceptances arise from a July 11 1907 challenge letter signed W J Thorpe. The North Judson News reports on community notices, social visits, a Wilder ball game loss at Haglish Lake and local gatherings. The supreme court narrows coroner inquest scope and notes a misattribution error in a local building society article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson News
W. J. Thorpe
Israel
Church of the First Born
Thorpe
Gary Real Estate Drama Sparks Legal Fight Over 640 Acres
A Chicago society woman claimed ownership of Gary's heart of town, prompting John T Sawyer to seek a quit claim. Lawyer D J Moran intervened by filing suit in Lake County Indiana Superior Court alleging Sawyer obtained the deed by fraud.
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Chicago
Gary
New York
Lake Front
Caroline F. Summerville
Steel
John Gunzenhauser
United States Steel Corporation
John T. Saywer
Sawyer
Opportunity Offered In Perpetual Building Loan Stock
An opportunity for a good conservative investment is offered by stock in the Perpetual Building & Loan Association of North Judson Indiana. C W Weninger president Melvin Bybee secretary and J Sindelar are named in the notice urging investigation.
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Perpetual Building & Loan” ‘Association of
North Judson
Ind
C.W. Weninger
Pres
Melvin Bybee
Sec
Knox visitors and local travel notes in brief
J C Fletcher from Knox visited Friday on business. Geo Larber monument agent from Knox came Monday. Jas G Heilman of Cent er township farm in town Monday morning. Braxton Blasser from Denham was in town Saturday evening. Ed Hardenburg and wife visited relatives in Niles Michigan Sunday. Dr E A Harden eye specialist from Knox Monday. Elton Short and wife L P Hiatt and family drove to Se last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Evans
Kewanna
Jim Evans
Kewanna Herald
J. Lambright
Olen
Phoebe Gunyan
Roy Morgan
Logansport
Salvation Army
Major Galley
Indianapolis
Della McCormick
Knox
Ohio
Kentucky
Marion
Ohio City
Mae Wilson
Spencerville
Frank Lintz
Chicago
Edward Lintz
Lydia
Frank Kolar
Father Keyser
J. C. Fletcher
Geo. Larber
Monument
Jas. G. Heilman
Center Township
Braxton Blasser
Denham
Elton Short
L. P. Hiatt
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Jesse Eberhart
San Pierre
Lutheran Church
Pittsburg
Evansville
South Bend
Boonsville
Owensboro
Erie Railroad
Knox Republican
Erie
Nickel Plate Railroad
Knox- Bass Lake
Edith Thompson
Wabash
Fred Bethard
Fairbury
Mr. Bethard
Miss Thompson
Lake Forrest University
Yanly
Newcastle
van Nuys
Fassett A. Cotton
Cotton
Recorder Quigley
M. A. Bartuska
Frank Janovsky
Frank P. Irmiter
I. A. Larson
J. P. Christianson
Benjamin Zellers
Zellers
Winamac Journal
Vanhouten
Restwell Mattress
Rochester
Logan
J. O. Johnson
Herman Kasch
Roundlake
Jess Eberhart
Wa. Schricker
W. Wilcox
Tigers
Wilder
Haglish Lake
Frank Janosky
Mabel Cook
Bartuska
Charlie Jenkins
Turner Society
Chas. Huff
Mentone
E. E. Rodgers of
Effie Wentz
Medaryville
Geo. Knackel
Mrs. Suddard
Minnie Ringhand
Joe Anderson
Streator
Mrs. Tucker of
Gem Craig
Winamac
Mrs
J. F. Manz
Stoan‘ Association
James E. Watson
Rushville
Edgar D. Crumpacker
Vaparaiso
Charles B. Landis
Delphi
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
William L. Taylor
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Freemont Goodwine
Williamsport
Sidney Conger
Shelbyville
Winfield T. Durbin
Anderson
Francis T. Roots
Connersville
Hugh T. Miller
Columbus
James Wade Emison
Vincennes
Supreme Court
A J, J. Sindelar
Ed Hardenburg
Niles, Michigan
E. A. Harden
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