North Judson falls to Culver five in high school clash
In a fast paced local game Culver five defeated North Judson 25 to 19 after a tight first half. Speyer led Culver with eight field goals and Wade added strong late shooting while Ed Hudson excelled for North Judson. The Chamber of Commerce Five then beat Leiters Ford 29 to 16 on the local floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson High School
Culver H.S
Speyer
Culver
N. J
Mosber
J. Hudson
Donchin
Wade
Nets
Ed Hudson
No. Judsorf
J. Hudsoun
E. Whitted
Diettert de Wado
Deardorff
G Banks
E. Hudson
Crump
Mosher
Donehin
Diettert
Whitted
Chamber of Commerce
Leiters Ford Crew
Leiters
C. of C.*s
Ware
Weninger
Weldon
C. of
L. Weninger
J. Ware
Leiters Ford
Cowan
Jones
Marbaugh
Yelton
Death of Thomas Boyle at 66 after long illness
Thomas Boyle 66 well known resident died Tuesday evening after a prolonged illness. Funeral services Friday at am from North Judson Catholic church with Father Van Rie officiating. Interment in Catholic cemetery at Winamac. Also notes visitors Harley Roney and Hazel Roney, and local social updates from The News circulation and J U G club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boyle
North Judson Catholic
Father van Rie
Winamac
Local basketball team set for district tourney at Culver
Our H.S. basket ball squad faces Tippecanoe at 2 p.m. Friday in Culver with hopes of reaching the state tournament. If they beat Knox they would meet Bourbon then Plymouth or Culver in the Saturday finals with possible advancement to the state tourney.
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Culver
Tippecanoe
Knox-West
Knox
Bourbon
Teegarden
Plymouth
Local C of C to Clash with Winamac Independents
In a snappy high school gym clash next Tuesday March 6 at 8 p m the local C of C quintet faces the Winamac Independents. Admission 25 cents.
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C. of C
Winamac
Adu
Vanoskey Elected New Councilman After Dahlke Resigns
The town council accepted Frank Dahlke's resignation from the third ward board and unanimously elected Martin J. Vanoskey as his replacement. Dahlke resigns after moving to South Bend to run a mercantile business, and was thanked for two terms of service.
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Frank Dahlke
Martin J. Vanoskey
Mr. Vanoskey
Dahike
South Bend
Bailey Lightcap and family recall 1897 matrimonial joke
A nostalgic note recalls Bailey Lightcap and Miss Bertha Sales marrying in 1897 after a public license in Chicago. They later lived in North Judson, then Chicago, where Bailey worked as a certified public accountant for the C and E I Railroad. Their son Marvin Wallace rose to traffic manager at Ford in Chicago. granddaughter Robert Wallace Lightcap is cited.
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Chicago
the News
J. Don Gorrell
Bailey Lightcap
Walter Lightcap
Bailey
North Judson
Certified Public Accountant
Cox seeks habeas corpus in dispute over wife and infant
Olin Cox obtained habeas corpus proceedings in circuit court to gain access to his wife and 13 day old baby from the Copeland residence near Lawton. Sheriff Wagerman cited Mrs. Cox and the baby was allowed to depart with her. The Coxes and baby reconciled and the Copeland case was dismissed. the family moved to a new community. John Kubik family and James Dusek couple visited from Chicago over the weekend.
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Olin Cox
Pentecost
Elwood Copeland
Lawton
Wagerman
Copeland
Winamac
John Kubik
Jas. Dusek
Chicago
Masonic Officials Denounce Klan in Massachusetts and Midwest
Frederick W. Hamilton of the Massachusetts Scottish Rite warns that no Klan member may belong to the Masonic order and that no Scottish Rite Freemason can be a Klansman. Massachusetts Freemasons condemn the Klan, while Ohio Methodist churches and Iowa American Legion leaders denounce it. In Winamac and Cedar Rapids discussions condemn the Klan and remove supporters from office or membership.
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Chicago Tribune
Boston
Mass
Ku Klux Klan
Frederick W. Hamilton
Masonic Temple
Supreme Council
Massachusetts
kKlansman
Ohio Methodist Churches
Bellefontaine
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Winamac
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Iowa American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Tom Roberts
Reading the Papers Deflects Doubtful Claims in Public Debate
An editorial defending trust in newspaper reporting argues skepticism about media bias is unwarranted. It asserts veracity of covered items and counters critics who demand conformity to their views.
Farmers Fight Tax Burden Through Valuation Relief
The Sinois Agricultural Association reports state tax relief from reduced farm valuations. State-wide deductions totaled 128.9 million dollars, saving farmers 814 thousand dollars in current-year taxes. The Country Gentleman notes agriculture bears heavy taxation and costs of deflation, urging full scrutiny.
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Sinois Agricultural Association
State Federation of Farm Bureaus
Farm Bureaus
State Tax Commission
Gathering Up The Pieces In Judy Receivership
John A. Maupin of LaFayette toured the John F Judy receivership on behalf of a group of creditors. He said many outstanding loans lack adequate security and thus no reliable asset estimate can be made. Liabilities total about 450000, largely from loans obtained by Judy in and near Williamsport.
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John A. Maupin
LaFayette
John F. Judy
Maupin
Jady
Williamsport
Winamac Democrat
Local Visit Notes From Rochester And Eagansport
Mrs. C Teeter of Rochester visited friends here on Wednesday. Minnie Schwarts and her children of Eagansport visited relatives here during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Teeter
Rochester
Minnie Schwarts and Children
Eaganspors
Obituary: Claude E Mosher dies after appendicitis
Claude Emerson Mosher son of Peter and Blanche Mosher of California township Ind died Feb 17 1923 aged 26 years 11 months 17 days following an appendicitis operation at Lakeside hospital Chicago. He leaves a wife Clara Belle Lucas and child Phyllis Gertrude plus parents six sisters and four brothers. Interment Feb 20 at Round Lake cemetery after funeral at Round Lake church led by Rev Tannehill.
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Claude E. Mosher
Peter Mosher
California
Lakeside Hospital
Chicago
Round Lake Church
Tannehill
Round Lake
Aldine
Claude Emerson Mosher
Peter and
Blanche Mosher
California Township
Starke County
Ind
Clara Belle Lucas
Phyllis Gertrude
Maude Mosher
C. O. Brooke
Niles
Mich
A. J. Casey
W. W. Lain
Peru
Homer Collins
No. Judson
Martin Swanson
Knox
Chas. J
Leonard C
Ora L
Leiters Ford
Clyde C
Roll of Honor and Death of C L Tauqua Orator Webster Davis
The newspaper notes a Roll of Honor listing subscribers from Knox and nearby towns and reports the death of Webster Davis in Kansas City Missouri on February 21 at age 61. Davis was a noted orator and former mayor of Kansas City and assistant secretary of the Interior under McKinley. He seconded William Jennings Bryan at the 1900 Democratic National Convention. The death caused by heart inflammation.
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Dion
Webster Davis
Lyceum
North Judson
Kansas City
Enterior
McKinley
Davis
William Jennings Bryan
Local boy honored by Indiana University
William Prucha of English Lake was named to a campus memorial committee at Indiana University. The group will organize campaigns among new students and alumni to raise funds for memorial buildings including a stadium and dormitory. The drive has already boosted the fund to 1.6 million dollars as trustees move to hire architects and relocate Jordan Field.
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William Prucha
English Lake
Indiana University
The
State University
University
Jordan Field
Memorial Stadium
George A. Bail
Muscie
Charles M. Niezer
First National Bank of
Fort Wayne
A. H. Smith
Prucha
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Thos. Boyle
Harley Roney
So. Bend
Hazel Roney
Dalton
Charlie Roney
Mamie
Catherine Irmiter
Goldie Beebe
Security
ENS
AUAWE
First State Bank
North Judson, Ind
OLD Bank
M. J. Vanoskey
I. M. Dukes
Frank Lawrence
Peer
Otto Adam, Jr
Judson W. JS. Fanselow
Union Mills
A.G. Waite
Norwood
Fred Warner
Denham
A.C. Polerte
Judson Ederfurth
Judson
Joe Short
Inn
Joe Bohac
Judson al Sark
J.U
Roger Sharp
Elkhart
Ray Wright
Ernest Wandrey
Fred Dust
Enterprise
al Sark
Tompkins
Our Savings Department
North Judson State Bank
Bank OF
San Pierre
the People’s Bank
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