Injuries Prove Fatal In Electric Accident
Joseph Budka Jr., 15, died after severe burns from 138 240 volt current used in an electric accident at a farm. Survived by parents, funeral held with Father Van Rie officiating. interment in Catholic cemetery. Other items note local fall injuries, school news, and a migratory bird license bill in Congress urging public action.
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Joseph Budka, Jr
Joseph Budka
Father van Rie
Jos. Budka, Jr
Mero
Frank Lukes
Jos Lukes
Lauses
James Lukes
Bicha
Cibak
Chicago
Public Library Dedication and Book Shower Planned
North Judson announces the dedication of its Carnegie Public Library for Decor ation Day Tuesday May 30. State library commissioner Mr. Hamilton will attend and a program is planned. Funds were short for books, so a book shower is organized with credit given to donors. Residents and alumni are urged to donate books to the Public Library Board, North Judson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson
Carnegie Public Library
Hamilton
State Library Comission
Carnegie Foundation
Public Library Board
Dad
Notable Local Trip and Picnic Prompt Mixed Car Collision
Ben Donchin traveled to Chicago for business on Friday and Saturday and attended the Lutheran School Picnic at Ball Park on May 2x. Otto Wobith's Ford collided south of Knox on Monday afternoon. both cars suffered major damage. Otto had a broken rib and cuts but survived, and Dr. Fishher treated his injuries. Otto remarked the accident could have been worse.
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Ben Donchin
Chicago
Ball Park
Otto Wobith
Ford
Knox
Otto
Fishher
School program highlights choir and band entertainment
Entertainment furnished by pupils of the school the choir and the A.L.L. Band promising plenty of amusement for old and young. Refreshments and eats. Everybody invited. Look for complete program in next week's News.
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A.L.L. Band
Knox Falls To Knox County Eleven In Poor Opening
Knox opened its new ballpark with a 5 to 2 loss as the county seaters capitalized on five errors by our team. Eddie Dolezal made a sensational late catch for N J and Rudy Trinoskey fielded well. Next, Knox hosts Argos while our squad visits Hamlet for a north end clash.
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Knox
Jim Harter
Dec Leacier
Dan Hostetler
Jim Pletcher
Bill Reed
Eddie Dolezal
N. J
Rudy Trinoskey
Argos
Hamlet
Congress Acts on Monthly Civil War Pensions
Congress passes a bill to start monthly pension payments for Civil War and other veterans and widows after July, replacing quarterly payments. The change addresses hardship at the end of each period and follows veteran appeals for more frequent, adequate support.
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Congress
Rev H A Paul Dies in Germany on Gas Poisoning
Reverend H A Paul former pastor of the Denham Lutheran church died in Hamburg Germany after arriving for a visit. He reportedly inhaled illuminating gas from a room gas jet that had been blown out. News reached his daughter Mrs John Carter of Denham last week.
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Paul
Germany
H. A. Paul
Lutheran Church
Denham
John Carter
Hamburg
Ford Eyes Hoosier Site for New High Factory
Industrialists in Calumet and Chicago brokers discuss Henry Ford plans for a large factory in East Chicago along the Indiana Harbor canal. Water frontage is cited as essential for a castings and axles plant with about 4000 workers. canal frontage prices were given but no options attached. Secrecy surrounds the deals.
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Calumet
Henry Ford
Chicago
Indiana Harbor Ship Canal
Ford Motor Company
Farewell to Bert Smith Family Before Move to Bend
The Rebekahs hosted a Monday night sendoff for the Bert Smith family who plan to move to So Bend this week. A pot-luck supper, games and music made a pleasant gathering and friends sent best wishes to the family’s new home. Wm Murphy of Chicago, newsstand owner and Illinois Democratic candidate for Congress, attended as a Sunday guest. He predicts a large Democratic victory in Illinois and aims for a U.S. Congress seat this fall.
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Rebekahs
Bert Smith
Bend
Wm. Murphy
Chicago
Congressmun
Illinois
Woytinek
Murphy
U.S
Decoration Day Committees Form In North Judson Meeting
A Monday night gathering appointed Memorial Day observance committees in North Judson. Finance includes C Neuport and others. Speakers list P G Davis and WLW Mathews. Flowers with Otto Kriss and others. Wreaths chaired by Mrs W H Replogle and assistants. Marshal of the day G B Corbitt with several assistants named.
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North Judson
C. Neuport
L.E. Mosher
C. Bernard
LB. Wakeman
Frank Dahtke
P. G. Davis
Wlw. Mathews
A. McCormick
O. S. Schuvier
Prograum
J. M. Philips
W. Il. Ui
Edna Prior
Margaret Altmann
Fred Keehn
Calling reckless drivers a new coined insult
Hoosier Auto Association proposes a cash prize for coining a sharp label for dangerous drivers to shame them. The contest runs until May 21 with May 29 as the award date and seeks terms to curb reckless driving and protect pedestrians and cross traffic.
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Hoosier State Auto Association
Indianapolis
Jay Walker
Jay Walkers
M.E. Noblet
Hoosier Auto Association
American Automobile Association
Sixteenth Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Indiana
Stork Delivers Baby Calf Pups and Chicks at North Carolina Farm
The Stork visited Thomas Moore of North Carolina in four places during one night. He left a baby boy at Moore's home, a calf in the cowshed, a litter of pups at the doghouse, and ten chicks behind a hen in the chicken shed. A humorous report credits Dr. Stork for the night’s work.
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Stork
Thomas Moore
North Carolina
Mr. Stork
Moore
Dr. Stork
Indiana Primary Yields Wide Senator Nomination Margins
In the final tabulation Samuel M. Ralston won the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senator with 171,052 votes, beating Jesse Sanders who had 64,045. Beveridge led Republicans with 205,621 over Harry S. New at 184,760, carrying 57 of 92 counties. New won 35 counties while Ralston’s party saw broader county support than in 1912.
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U.S
Sanmsuel M. Ralston
Ralston
Jesse Sanders
Sims
Shively
Howard
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry S. New
Beveridge
New
Indiana
James E. Watson
Roks Of Honor Names Recipients Since Last Report
The News lists subscribers credited in the update, including Geo. aR OSLe LaCrosse Inc, Vas. Anna Neis Jr, Judson, Leo Fisher Jr, H.F. Alberding Knox Ind, C. B. Caldwell Gary Ind, John Krivanek Judson, Otto Kozhon Chicago, Mrs H Breulin Bremen Ind, Feed Marquardt Judson, B B Smith Sc Bend Pid, John Cerveny Chicago, A J Lintz Chicago.
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Geo. Ar Osle LaCrosse, Inc
Vas
Anna Neis, Jr
Judson
Leo Fisher, Jr
Mike Ringhand
Rei
H.F. Alberding
Knox
Ind
C. B. Caldwell
Gary
John Krivanek
R. Bo Synek
Otto Kozhon
Chicago
H.A. Smith
H. Breulin
Bremen
Feed Marquardt
B. B.smith
Sc. Bend
John Cerveny
A.J. Lintz
Ote Underwood Buys Maxwell Car Through Wessely Agency
Ote Underwood becomes a new Maxwell touring car owner after purchasing through the Wessely agency amid the era’s automobile allure and popular gas and oil scents.
Diplomas Awarded At N J H S Class Of 1922 Exercises
The commencement at Burch's hall honored fifteen graduates ten boys and five girls with diplomas. Principal Clara Dilts and Supt. H C Clausen presided. Rev. Trodie gave invocations and benediction. E M Linton spoke on The Riddle of the Sphinx. The class color blue and white. Class Day was a success. Seniors enjoyed a woods breakfast with flapjacks and coffee hosted by the school board and faculty.
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Burch's Hall
Katherine O'Keefe
Iris Taylor
Dorothy Weninger
Bernice Short
Hazel Roney
Fay Cole
Otto Chessk
Eugene Manz
Harold Nodell
Harley Roney
Claude Akers
Duane Schuyler
Leslie Weninger
Temple Miller
William Short
John Horn
Alumni Banquet and Reception Held at Pickell's Ball
The annual high school alumni banquet and reception Saturday night featured music games and toasts. Miss Mamie Irmiter presided as leader with solos by Signa Anderson and a humorousReading by Mary Davis. Officers elected for next year include Helen Akers President Hazel Roney Vice President Arthur Mosher Secretary and John F Boyle Treasurer.
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Pickell’s
Mamie Irmiter
Signa Anderson
Mary Davis
Helen Akers
Hazel Roney
Arthur Mosher
John F. Boyle
Treas
Spera's Store Visit by Highway Officials in North Judson
Earl Crawford of the State Highway Commission and publicity director Mr Paris toured North Judson last Wednesday during an inspection of state highways in the region.
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Spera
Earl Crawford
State Highway Commission
Mr. Paris
North Judson
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Lutheran
Charlie Vorm
Copenhagen
Denmark
Fred Vorm
Chas. Campbell
Dr. Fisher
Billy
Art Dunkelberger
Helen Mosher
N. J H.S
Katherine O
Senate
Department of Conservation of Indiana
Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League
American Game Protective Association
Washington
Public
First State Bank
Lutheran School Picnic
Hoosier
Starke Circuit Court
Peter Beauchamp
California
August Blum
Davis W
Groshiaus
Oregon
Ray R. Bennett
Foster
John Foltz
Charles Mrtinus Railroad
Chris Newport
Hee Warne
Fred KeNerman Jr
Warne
Chas J. Anderson
Davis
John Hazzard Tose
Eee
Davis An
Willis D. Buell
Oregon Sé
Alatt Bascor Fee Ee
Harry Loring
John Lindstrandt
Joseph Howard Washington
Jasper Iveis
Roks of Honor
North Judson State Bank
Bank OF
San Pierre
the People’s Bank
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