Deaths of Week Emma Heilman 47 years funeral at Round Lake
Emma May Heilman nee Collins died March 1 in Chicago after an eight day illness. Born December 12 1874 in Deerfield Indiana she was 47 2 29. Survived by husband Frank Heilman four children siblings and parents. Active in Rowed Lake Ladies Aid and Gleaners lodge funeral held Tuesday at Round Lake church with Rev. Trodie paying tribute.
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Emma May Heilman
Chicago
Emma May Colllins
Deerfield
Indiana
Preston
Royce Spencer
William Homer
Bourne
Seattle
Washington
Mary J. Collins
Winamac
Wm. T. Collins
Monroe
H. E. White
A. Fisher
North Judson
L. P. Collins
C. C. Collins
Collins
Frank Heilman
Collins Keith
Frank Eugene
Seymour Earl
Ancient Order of Gleaners
Death of Dolly Caddy Leaves LaPorte Community Mourning
Funeral services for Dolly Caddy, 13, of LaPorte were held at the family home with Rev. Briggs presiding and interment at Pine Lake cemetery. Dolly, daughter of Milton and the late death of four brothers and one sister, was known for music, art, and school work and had planned to enter high school next year. The report notes long illness, many friends in attendance, and a large North Judson contingent.
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Dolly Caddy
Little Dolly Caddy
LaPorte
Caddy
Briggs
Pine Lake
Milton Caddy
Dolly
North Judson Ladies Band
Carl
Glenn
Charles
Arthur
Myrtle
North Judson
Ella Reed
Ray Wriglet
Harry Rust
Tarry Quinn
Noah
Ora
Arthur Dunkelberger
Cressel Upp
Ete Lain
Louise Miller
Helen Pixa
Irene Pixa
Ethel Akers
Helen Sutton
Alice Lemke
Elnora Little
Norma DeArmond
Fay Wattsins
Fred Lemke
C. A. McCormien
Unknown Soldier Honored. Call for Jobs and Opportunity
The American Legion honored an unknown soldier with a public tribute while urging citizens to provide work and opportunity. The message urges employment and useful lives for returning veterans, noting many once overlooked youths now seek a chance to contribute to the nation.
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American Legion
America
Twenty Second Annual Starke County Sunday School Convention Program
The Starke County Sunday School Association schedules its Twenty second annual convention at Knox First Christian Church on Monday March 20. The program lists morning devotional, talks by Rev J W Drake and Rev Cornelius Hagle, afternoon sessions with reports and demonstrations, and an evening program with music by Miss Young and others.
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Starke County Sunday School Association
First Christian Church of Knox
VanOrnan
Nellie C. Young
Becarme
JW. Drake
Annashirt
Rolpean
Cothee
Christian Sanday School
S Os. Connell
Pwp
Ehh Beech
Lundin
Cornelius Hagle
Miss Young
Helen Taylor Reading
Clara Morse Promolion
Geo. Meyers
H. K. Laramore
Bell
Mesdames Savery and
Bortz
Will Raise Sugar Beets in Ora Area Meeting Boosts Plan
A Friday meeting at the Ora schoolhouse drew farmers and officials from the Erie railroad and a sugar company to promote cultivating sugar beets in Starke and Pulaski counties. The company seeks at least 1,000 acres, offers no less than 5 dollars per ton at the railroad, and will finance farmers at 18 dollars per acre for expenses. Organizers include R. B. Walters of Ora.
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Ora
Erie Railroad
Sugar Company
Starke
Pulaski
R. B. Walters
Local Subscriptions and Community Notes Reflect March Progress
The News lists credit recipients O G Schrader Tefft Chas Wehrman Paul Traester Fred Lemke Wim Shirer T J Passmore May Collins H McSweeney D V McVey Win Liskey J C Fletcher and Mayme Snipes visit to inspect the new public library. Wolves multiply in Kankakee marshes prompting extermination efforts. North Judson roads deteriorate after February thaw hindering grain deliveries. Proposes hard surface trunk highways to improve year round traffic and reduce maintenance costs. A CITIZEN.
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O.G. Schrader
Tefft
Ind
Chas. Wehrman
Knox
Und
Paul Traester
Judson
Fred Lemke
Wim. Shirer
San Pierre
T.J. Passmore
Winamac
May Collins
H. McSweeney
LaCrosse
Dv. McVey
Ora
Win. Liskey, Jr
North Judson
Starke County
Farm Bureau Objects to Road Projects in County
The Knox Democrat reports the county commissioners continued acceptance of three rural roads after Farm Bureau remonstrances. Bids on the Baughman and Bliss gravel road were rejected. Raschka road acceptance was withdrawn. Coup road changes were offered by August Bloom to meet bureau concerns. Hearing on remonstrances may occur March 18 in a special session.
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Commissioners Court
Baughman and Bliss
California Township
County Farm Bureau
W. J. Reed
Waynetown
Davis
California
August Bloom
Farm Bureau
Raschka Road
Knox Democrat
Diploma Examinations Start Saturday for 8th Grade Students
The first of eight grade diploma exams occurs this Saturday March 18 at the High School building. All students aiming for unqualified admission to state high schools should obtain a Diploma.
Greening Seed Potatoes Boosts Early Yields in Starke County
County Agent H. W. Davis urges farmers to green seed potatoes by storing in darkness until sprouts appear then exposing them in light to form short green sprouts. This preserves seed vigor, speeds maturity, and reduces labor from sprout rubbing. An April carload of certified seed is expected, with orders at 212 bushels.
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Starke County
Boone
H. W. Davis
Mortgage Exemption Time For Real Estate Tax Deductions
Taxpayers may file mortgage exemption affidavits from March 1 to May 1 to deduct up to 1000 dollars of mortgage debt from assessed real estate value. Statements must be sworn before a notary and filed with the auditor. penalties for false statements include fines and possible jail. A public meeting at Gleaner hall, Aldine, is set for Saturday March 25 inviting all.
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Indiana
Gleaner Hall
Aldine
August Pfennig Dies After Illness Near Lomax
August Pfennig 40 years ago moved from Lomax area and died at home Monday night after a six week illness. Funeral services were held Thursday, his body shipped to Chicago for Mt Greenwood burial. He leaves a wife, two sons Reinhold and Paul in Lomax, and daughter Marie Markman in Chicago. Local church party traveled to Valparaiso for a district conference.
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Pfennig
Lomax
Chicago
Mt. Greenwood
Reinhold
Paul
Marie Markman
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Death Takes
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Round Lake
Trodie
Judson M
H. S
Jacob Burch
John Brzezinski
North Judson Indiana
Legion
S. S
J. C. Fletcher
Mayme Snipes
Indianapolis
Laura Short
Kankakee
Jerry Island
Kankakee River
Harriet
By Hathleen Norris
Julia Page
August Pfennig
F. G. Davis
G. A. Trodie
L. B. Wakeman
Elizabeth Englerth
Valparaiso
M. E. Church
North Judson State Bank
United States
Eli Whitney
Hendrick Hudson
Holland
Hudson River
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Foch
Alaska
Russia
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