Memorial Day Speaker John Stoll to Visit North Judson
Hon John B Stoll editor of the South Bend Times and State Board of Pardons will be principal speaker for Memorial Day in North Judson He spoke at the Old Settlers picnic last fall and is described as able and well informed The day’s program includes readings music talks by old soldiers a governor's proclamation reading and a camp fire at Burech's Hall with Sindelar's orchestra and Geo Smiths band The cemetery service and decorations are planned with the Memorial Day committee urging widespread decoration of homes and businesses next Sunday sermon by Rev Richards at the M E church
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John B. Stoll
South Bend
Stoll
South Bend Times
State Board of Pardons
Starke County
Old Settlers
Burech’s Hall
Sindelar
Geo. Smith
M. E
Rev. Richards
Starke County Sees Net 171 Child Increase in School Census
Nearly 4,600 school children ages 6 to 21 are counted in Starke County amid a year over year gain of 171. The enumeration lists counts for each school corporation, showing male and female totals and corresponding gains or losses.
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Starke County
Frank Kolar Dies in Mena Arkansas
Relatives learn of Frank Kolar death at his home in Mena on May 11 after a long illness. He was 48, born April 28, and survived by his wife and two children Frank and Antonia. Funeral at St Agnes Catholic Church and burial in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Frank Kolar
Mena
Ark
Iolar
North Judson
Ind
Frank
Antonia
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Father Gallagher
Egg Tale Sparks Banter in North Judson
North Judson’s News asserts a local egg story as gospel truth while a wager on raw eggs captures attention. Merl McGiennon, a section hand, reportedly ate 49 raw eggs in 35 minutes, but another Italian worker reportedly devoured 59 eggs in 13 minutes plus a bread and egg dinner.
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North Judson
Merl McGiennon
Erie
Winamac Democrat
Communities Rally to Clean Up Old Cemetery
Several citizens joined Friday afternoon to tidy the old cemetery though turnout was not as strong as hoped. Notably several women helped with the work alongside men, a commendable effort that deserves recognition.
Liberal Reward For Its Return
John Rhode lost a middle finger on his left hand last Thursday while making sausage at the Fruits and Mosher market. The accident occurred when his finger was caught in a sausage machine. Local authorities urged the public to help locate the missing digit.
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John Rhode
Fruits & Mosher
Jack Robinson
John
Farmers Start Something New In Buffalo Community
In Buffalo, White county, farmers hold Saturday night meetings modeled on farmers institutes. Churches open for social and moral improvement as audiences fill the church. Programs mix readings music declamations and farm life discussions. Topics include seed corn testing care of young chicks and corn as a money crop. The meetings draw families from miles around and are seen as a lasting local institution.
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Buffalo
White County
Farmers’ Institutes
Monticello
Surprise Birthday Party for Wm V Mosher
Mrs W V Mosher and about thirty neighbors hosted a surprise party at the Mosher home last Thursday night for Wm V Mosher celebrating his thirty third birthday. Music and dancing accompanied a large supper as guests departed wishing him many happy returns.
Judson Boys Join Logansport Team For Season
Judson boys Banfield Taylor and Dick Bunnell traveled to Logansport last Wednesday to secure positions on the Logcliffe ball team. Dr. C. M. Sanutter of this place manages the team and secured the assignments for the players. Reports say the players have shown promise.
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Taylor Banfield
Dick Bunnell
Logansport
Logcliffe
C. M. Sanutter
Central Passenger Assn Bans Excursion Rates This Summer
At a Chicago meeting of the Central Passenger Association it was agreed that no excursion rates will be offered on any roads at any time this summer including Sundays. The decision is attributed to the two cent fare law.
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Central Passenger Association
Chicago
Local Travelers Return from Visits and Commencements
Geo Wilson and Frank Trinaskey traveled from LaPorte on Sunday. Mrs J R Sennett and two children returned Monday from Afton Iowa where she visited her son Charley and family. Dr G B Corbitt and wife left Friday for Danville then Indianapolis for the annual state dentists meeting. Mrs M F McCormick and daughter Marcile left Monday for Spencerville Ohio for a high school graduation ceremony where her sister is a graduate.
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J. R. Sennett
Afton
Iowa
Charley
Monterey
G. B. Corbitt
Danville
Indianapolis
Corbitt
Association of State Dentists
Local Improvements and New Businesses Brighten Town
A new foundation is being laid under the Dusek building this week while Dr. Fisher moves his office to the lower front rooms. Frank Smuthey paints the Jhorinek bakery building. Emil Schultz block gains a modern look as work progresses. The Eagle hotel reopened last week under Mrs. J. M. Alspaugh after repairs and new furnishings. Gus Spenner adds cement walks around his garage work by John Myers. Cris Bernardi opens an ice cream parlor and confectionery in Lightcap building at Lain and Sycamore. Home Talent Play “Aqualina” at Burch’s hall draws praise. Prof. Novak and Ed. Young perform with Smith’s orchestra. receipts exceed $100.
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Emil Schultz
Eagle
J. M. Alspaugh
Gus. Spenner
John Myers
SS. Cyril and Methodius School
Burch’s Hall
Prof. Novak
Rensselaer College
Ed. Young
Hammond
Smith
Baseball skirmish ends 6 to 5 in favor of Blue Sea Planets
The Enterprise Stars and Blue Sea Planets played last Sunday with Blue Sea Planets winning 6 to 5. Mr and Mrs J H Smith visited Eri C Smith and family in Huntington last week then attended the wedding of their grandson O R Smith to Miss Stella Jam inson of Huntington on Thursday.
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Enterprise Stars
Blue Sea Planets
J. H. Smith
Eri. C. Smith
Huntington
O. R. Smith
Stella Jaminson
May Term Jurors And Local School Enrollment Figures
May term jurors were drawn by Andrew O Castleman and Frank A Green. Grand jurors listed include Frank Musselman Heman W Childs Albert Mosher and others. Separate school enrollment data show classes from grades 1 to 10 with teacher names student counts attendance rates and tardiness numbers.
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Andrew O. Castleman
Frank A. Green
Frank Musselman
Center
Heman W. Childs
Davis
Albert Mosher
Wayne
Herman H. Luken
Rail Road
Henry L. Marsh
Oregon
James Daugherty
California
Five Straight Wins for the North Judson News Boys
The North Judson News Boys baseball team extended its unbeaten start with five consecutive wins: Apr 14 vs San Pierre 8–1, Apr 21 vs Knox 4–2, Apr 28 vs Winamac 10–7, May 5 vs Winamac 7–5, May 19 vs Knox 10–5. The Knox Blues were defeated 10–4 last Sunday in a well contested game. The team gains attention beyond the area, with an Indianapolis paper requesting a team photo. Next game at San Pierre. Hebron and Burr Oak seeking games.
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N. J. News
San Pierre
Knox
Winamac
Nin
North Judson News
Indianapolis
Knox Blues
McVey
Boyle
Knox Boys
Jimmy Williams
Giants
News
Hebron
Burr Oak
School Attendance and Enrollment Totals Report
The summary lists year end enrollment 289 with 239 by close of school and daily attendance 40 540 yielding 98.7 percent. Tardiness cases total 209. Superintendent J Allen Barr signs the report. Lois Craig Foust is noted as teacher and B Brown as Jos Hook.
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Verne Konopasek
Alice Kasch
Louise Kuester
Jos. Hook
J. Allen Barr
State high school track meet participants noted
S Bybee was in South Bend Monday. George Foley and Paul Arnold attended the state high school track and field meet at Lafayette Saturday.
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S. Bybee
Bend
Geo. Foley
Paul Arnold
LaFayette
Arm breaks in sleep shocks Marshall county resident
Joseph Hapner of Marshall county living near Donaldson awoke with a broken upper arm while asleep. Doctors call the case rare and plan a bone examination to confirm whether disease caused the break.
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Joseph Hapner
Donaldson
Marshall County
Freak Calf With Tail Over Its Back Draws Attention
Fulton County infirmary Supt Fultz reports a remarkably odd calf born weeks ago with a tail curling over its back and rooted between vertebrae. Despite health, officials expect to sell it as it cannot be used for work or flying flies.
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Supt
Fultz
Rochester Sentinel
Four New Candidates Initiated by Local Catholic Foresters
Four candidates Augustins Dusek Frank Dusek Jr Pat Maloney and John Dolezal Jr were initiated into the Catholic Foresters order last Sunday The Monterey team led the initiatory ceremony held at Dusek's hall The new goat reportedly performed admirably in the event
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Order of Catholic Foresters
Augustins Dusek
Frank Dusek Jr
Pat Maloney
John Dolezal Jr
Monterey
Dusek
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