W T Collins Dead Old Resident and Prominent Citizen
W T Collins, longtime local resident and prominent figure, died Friday evening after a period of illness. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
1
W T Collins, longtime local resident and prominent figure, died Friday evening after a period of illness. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
William Theodore Collins a War of 1861 veteran and longtime Randolph county resident died at 59. He served seven years as county commissioner in Indiana and spent years in farming and the livery business. He is survived by Mary J. Seymour and seven children, plus four brothers and three sisters. Funeral Monday at 1 PM from the M E church, Rev. J O Johnson officiating, with interment at Round Lake Cemetery.
North Judson Tigers, unbeaten this season, edged Knox 7 to 6 in a thriller at Knox as locals and Judson fans crowded the stands. Martin Keller Trinoskey Madsen and Beetham scored for North Judson while Brand's Invincibles fought hard, with Schricker umpiring the tense clash.
A large Wayne township Democratic convention nominated B. F. Weninger for trustee and Frank Burijanek for assessor. The meeting chose delegates for the county convention and adopted a unity resolution. Ballots narrowed three assessor candidates to Burijanek, who secured nomination. The convention, largest in years with 170 votes, also selected a party emblem rooster for the campaign.
North Judson observer notes 13th district Democratic candidate Andrew Jackson Bunnell as inventor of the Bunnell auto mover. Born 1858 in Chenango County New York he built a brass and steel career and a farming tool empire with 2000 acres. The mower motor amid marshes promises great farming aid and world class impact.
The first open air band concert of the season drew a large crowd last Saturday. The program includes marches waltzes overtures and dances with selections by Vandercook Holmes Merritt Gonnod and Gero directed by A Smith and to be performed under electric lights at the Panhandle depot.
Hazel and Elizabeth Under wood of Noblesville visit with Gus Dux family. Out of town relatives attend Collins funeral Monday afternoon: Geo Collins and wife Albert Collins and family Cornelis Collins Mrs Anna Hess Elisha Collins Ridgeville Ind David Collins Portland Ind Frank Collins Albany Ind Mrs Eliza Sipe Saratoga.
The article notes Bunnell’s pads made from slough grass from Kankakee valley marshes and discusses agriculture. It reports Indiana state boards debating textbook change notices and that changes require one year prior notification to school officials and patrons to avoid unnecessary purchases.
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