Service Flag Dedication Draws Full Parish Support
A large crowd attended the Catholic church service flag dedication last Sunday. A procession formed at the school with children carrying flags and parents, clerics, and scouts marching to Burch's hall for exercises. The big service flag bore 41 stars representing parish boys in the war. Father Van Rie delivered a patriotic sermon urging unity, loyalty, and opposition to disinformation and bigotry, praising German American citizens while calling for real Americanism and harmony.
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Burch's Hall
Burch’s Hall
W. H. Replogle
John Evert
George
Mexico
Aloysius
France
Paul
Edward
Ft. Oglethorpe
Columbia
Father Var Rie
Europe
Father van Rie
I.W.W
von Stuben
Carl Schurz
Franz Sigel
U.S
Lincoln
Brotherhood of Man
Memorial Day Observance in North Judson Planned
North Judson marks Memorial Day with San Pierre Band and Home Guard. Activities begin 1:00 PM with assembly at Town Hall, parade to cemetery, G A R services, decorations, then 2:30 PM exercises at Burch's Hall. Includes proclamations, roll call, music, prayers, speeches, wreath making, and closed businesses.
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North Judson
San Pierre
Burch’s Hall
America
Father van Rie
F. G. Davis
W. B. Collier
M. H. Appleby
Wm. Heine
Odd Fellows Call for Wheat Abstinence in Indiana
United States food administration announces that the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Indiana urge local and subordinate lodges to voluntarily refrain from wheat products until after the next harvest. Dr Harry E Barnard notes the move is voluntary and part of broader wheat supply concerns. The L O Q FE numbers 2 3 million members and 31 000 to 32 000 lodges with pledges to be filed in the war record.
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Odd Fellows
United States Food Administration
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Indiana
Harry E. Barnard
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Memorial Day Prayer Services Observed Thursday
M E Church plans services Thursday morning May 30 from 10 to 1 in line with President Wilsons request for national prayer and humiliation before God. Rev Appleby assists in the service. Walter B Col lier pastor announces the event.
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M. E
Wilson
God
Appleby
Walter B. Collier
Lutheran Memorial Service at Lutheran Church
A English Memorial service will be held Thursday morning at 10 o clock at the Lutheran church. The congregation and public are cordially invited to attend this service conducted by Rev. Wm Heine.
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Lutheran Church
WM. Heine
Harmony club dance at Burch's hall June seventh
Wayne and Railroad township Sunday school convention met at the M. E. church last Sunday afternoon. The published program was followed and officers were elected for the coming year: L. B. Wakeman president. Mrs Jas Tomlinson vice president. F. G. Davis secretary treasurer. Mrs August Schmidt intermediate. Mrs L B Wakeman secondary. Mrs Fred Kingman adult. Mrs Henry Smith home. Dr G hh Corbitt teachers' training. L Rennewanz missionary. Mrs C C Teeters temperance.
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Harmony Club
Burch
Wayne and Railroad Township
M. E. Church
L. B. Wakeman
Jas. Tomlinson
F. G. Davis
Sec.Treas
August Schmidt
Sermon Warns Against Red Flag of Socialism
The speaker denounces the red flag of blood and socialism in a sermon urging vigilance in the republic. He contrasts it with the white flag of cowardice and the yellow flag of disloyalty and religious fanaticism, concluding with a warning against uprising.
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Republic
Thrift Stamp Drive Expands Across Indiana May Week
The Indiana War Savings Committee launches a statewide drive May 27 to June 38 with a goal of $2,000,000,000 in War Savings and Thrift Stamps to fund shipbuilding. Citizens, including Wayne township residents, are urged to buy at least $2.50 worth, supporting the war effort through purchases at banks post offices or general stores.
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Atlantic
Wayne Township
Soldier Boy In the South Raymond Carnes Writes Home
Raymond Carnes son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Carnes serves near Fort St Philip Louisiana. He describes army life, fortifications opposite Fort Jackson, the shallow Mississippi, mine laying crews, and firing drills with 6 inch and 3 inch guns. He notes future moves to Camp Nichols New Orleans and then New York or Florida and hopes to return home by late August.
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Sherman Carnes
Ft. St Philip
Raymond
Fort St. Philip, la
Chester
Goor
Old North Judson
Ft. St. Philip
Mississippi River
Fort Jackson
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Bay
9Th Co C. A. C
Oid N. J
Camp Nichols
New Oreans
New York
Florida
N. J
Mh Co
Fort St. Philip
Proclamation on Registration for Military Draft
Crowder announces June 5 registration for all male residents born before June 5 1896 with exemptions for regular army officers and certain service members. The notice emphasizes safe waste burning and fire prevention, plus local Red Cross drives in Wayne Township raising funds beyond the 900 quota and a community report from North Judson with letters from Pug Wilcox in France.
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Wilson
Regular Army
Marine Corps
Naartland Naval Militia
Srowder
Pards
Harmony Club Dance at Burch's Hall
June 7 harmony club dance announced at Burch's Hall with invitation to all. Miss Bessie Dolezal of Chicago visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos Dolezal Sunday. Dr G B Corbitt and Dr F G Davis attended the state dental convention in Indianapolis last week.
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Harmony Club
Burch’s Hall
Bessie Dolezal
Chicago
Jos. Dolezal
G. B. Corbitt
F. G. Davis
Indianapolis
Miss Lois Craig Foust Named Secretary At Starke County Sunday School
The Starke County Sunday School association appoints Miss Lois Craig Foust as secretary. The M. E. Ladies Aid meets at the church on Wednesday afternoon June 5 and asks members to bring needlework supplies. The state Sunday School convention is in South Bend on Tuesday June 11 with a large county delegation expected.
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Lois Craig Foust
Starke County
Lutheran School Picnic Aids Red Cross After Year’s Work
A Lutheran school closed a very successful year with a picnic in Bunge's grove. Proceeds totaled 202.68 from the event, with 101.31 donated to the Red Cross by the congregation. Ideal weather drew a large turnout from town and country.
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Bunge’s Grove
Red Cross
Rooster Week Aims to Save Eggs in County
During Rooster Week June 3–8 farmers are urged to dispose of roosters to save about 2475 dollars worth of eggs in the county. Hens lay well without males. fertilized eggs germinate and fail, lowering egg quality. Co. Agricultural Agent W. Buechner cautions about losses from roosters and urges breeders to retain strong young cockerels.
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Rooster
Kaiser
W. Buechner
Sennett Boys in France Serve in U S Signal Corps
Monterey twins Charlie and Cecil Sennett, known in North Judson, are in France serving in the U S Signal Corps. A Monterey Herald excerpt from Charlie describes a mountain view with waterfalls, forests, farmers in wooden shoes, and oxen, noting they are well and settling in after travel.
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Cecil
Red Cross War Fund Totals And Allocation Update
The Red Cross reports a war fund total of 110 million dollars available for relief after a June 1917 appeal raised over 100 million in a week. As of April 15, 1918, about 10.5 million remained available for appropriation, with much already allotted and most to be used by June 1, 1918. Over 2 million spent in war work in the past year and 17 million refunded to chapters.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Farmers urged to order binder twine early
County Fuel Administrator H. E. Johnson of Knox warned last Wednesday that farmers expecting coal this winter should place orders with local dealers immediately. He cautioned that prices will rise soon and there is grave danger of not securing coal later.
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Federal Food Administration
H. E. Johnson
Knox
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