Class of 1909 Graduates with Large Commencement Program
The class of 1909 held commencement exercises Friday in Burch's hall with an audience and a flower decorated stage. Speeches covered Indiana schools, child labor, aerial navigation, and future careers, with solos, prophecies, and a Panama Canal address. Alumni banquet followed. 48 attended. County enumeration reports 3510 school age children, slight declines in several townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Norbert Felden
Florence Nightengale
Frances Willard
Martha Washington
Alfred Otto Greiger
Indiana
Earl Bunnell
LeRoy Cornelius Luken
Frank J. Cappuch
Chas. Roney
LeRoy Luken
U.S. Senate
Robert Buehrle
Lillian Luken
Otto Greiger
Eunice Rep‘Togie
Harl Schuyler
Knox
Hamlet
California Township
Cender
Davis
North Bend
Oregon
Jackson Township
Railroad
Washington
Wayne
McVickers Stage Triumph In The Sins Of Society
The Sins of Society at McVickers Theatre Chicago enjoys its greatest success, described as a fourteen-scene spectacle with grand tableaux. Forrest Arden praises the production in the Examiner, noting club lawn at Longchamp, a moonlit Thames sequence, a dramatic ship sinking, and a vivid ocean finale. Lon Craig arrives from Indianapolis. local visits by Mrs. Sam Payne and Mrs. Gilbert Payne are noted. Chas Brand travels from Chicago.
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McVicker's Theatre
Chicago
Forrest Arden
Examiner
Longchamps
Paris
Thames
Lon Craig
Indianapolis
Sam Payne
Wheatfield
Gilbert Payne
Landis Booms Marshall for Democratic Presidential Nomination
Washington dispatch quoted former Representative Charles Landis of Indiana asserting that Indiana Democrats could nominate Gov. Tom Marshall for president. Landis described Marshall as new and decisive, predicting strong party support with tactful campaigning. He also labeled Bryan finished and Harman a relic, praising Marshall as essential to a fresh Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Indianapolis Star
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Tom Marshall
Marshall
Bryan
Mr. Landis
Harmon
Mr. Lachis
Washington
Winamac and North Judson to meet at new ball park Sunday
Winamac vs North Judson will play next Sunday afternoon at the newly prepared grounds. First game on the new ball park with 2:30 start time. Local team promises strong effort as rival heads to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac
North Judson
Knox High School to Hold Twelfth Commencement
On May 14 at Reiss Opera House Knox eleven graduates will receive diplomas in the twelfth Knox high school commencement, the largest class yet from Starke county. Geo L Macintosh of Wabash College will deliver the class address, with the program featuring orations, a valedictory, vocal solo, and diploma presentation by Charles H Peters.
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Karl S. Schuyler
Napoleon
Alexander
Edison
McCormick
Foulke
Roosevelt
Regina Dusek
Lois Faustin
Board of Education
Geo. B. Corbitt
KE. E. Rodgers
Starke County
Supt. Barr
America
J. O. Johnson
High School Alumni Association
Burch’s Hall
Lydia Sautter
Mary Kasch
Karl Bunnell
W. A. Foust
BE. T. Bunnell
O. S. Schuyler
C. H. Kasch
A. R. Peterson
Reiss’ Opera House
Knox
Knox High School
Geo. L. Macintosh
Wabash College
Gus Reiss
Adrian L. Courtright
Charles H. Peters
High School
San Pierre
Ben Miller
Grace Albin
Ben ‘Tietz
Mary Kion
Smoith
Mae Falvey
Prin. H. E. Rosenberg
Owen Daly
Co. Supt
Rodgers
Frank V. Irish
Chicago
Irish
M. E
Mass Meeting for Decoration Day Observance
A meeting is called for Thursday at 8 o clock in the town hall to arrange the Decoration Day observance in North Judson. All residents should attend to unite on a common platform, uplift citizenship, and honor the national holiday. Come early to secure a seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson
Knox visitors and local officials survey shaw brick plant
Collins Toto and Chas Lucas visit Knox on Tuesday. W G Kuester and wife will leave Saturday for Fort Snelling Minnesota to visit their son Irving in the service. Sheriff Doyle Deputy Swartzell and Atty G D Peters of Knox were in town taking an inventory of the shaw brick plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dux
Emma
Chicago
Demmis Marsh
Walkerton and
Knox
Rose Neupert
Frank Neupert
Danville
Ill
W. G. Kuester
Ft. Snelling, Minn
Irving
Uncle Sam
Doyle
Swartzell
G. D. Peters
Shaw
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Alumni Association
Chas. P. Roney
Lizzie Koza
Mary Klaschke
Caroline Klaschke
Messrs
Orin Schuyler
G. B. Corbitt
Chas
Kasch
Robert C. Buehrle
Panama Canal
Canal
U. S
Wm. Luken
John Hernigle
South Bend
A. J. Uiitz
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Aley
Bingham
Focal
Lois C. Foust
Our Schools
J+r Allen Barr
L. H. Peterson
F. J. Blaschke
L. E. Mosher
Eunice Replogle
A. R. Petersen
Earl Schuyler
Lois
Bnaty
California
Center
Jackson
North Judson Cor
Chas Brand
Ben Billock
Toto
Wd. Solt
San Pies
Landis Booms Marshall
Judson
J. P. English
Nicholasville
Lexington
Blue Grass
J.P
Kentucky
Barr
Valedrian
Chas. A. Baker
Gus Riess & Co
Nappanee
Mr. Baker
R. W. Wolfe
Walkerton
Scott Calvert
Florence E. Brown
Geo.l.macintosh
Verne Gorrell
Verle McCormick
Chas. H. Peters
Treas
B. Benediction
Pieren
Ee Esther Brown
William Cates
Olive L. Cofir
le Golding
Verne Geen
Republic
Clyde Laramore
Nora M. Murray
Hilma Victoria Nelson
Jornsoo Saabel
Laura Shilling
Cea Bertha Marie Short
Bertha Rose Sudlow
W.F. Ellis
Beulan B. Smith
Ida A. Adams
Addie Wolfe
Chas. Lucas
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