North Judson 6th After Harvest Jubilee a Record Run
North Judson's sixth annual after harvest jubilee drew a Friday to Saturday crowd of about 5000 with 5500 speculation, features included a parade, architectural arches, and a big turnout for free entertainment. Judges awarded top prizes to Judson Creamery and Produce Co and Hopp & Wobith, with extensive exhibits from Knox, Hamlet, and other towns. The festival showcased music, athletic events, crafts, and a successful no arrest two day run boosting local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson
Mr. Funk
Jackson Township
Wessely & Bockovec
Judson Creamery and Produce Co
Hopp & Wobith
Wayne To. Co-Operative Club
H. P. Schuy
Zeraldas
Martin & Crouch
Prof. Simmons
Burch
Jake Keller
Starke
Pulaski
Starke County
Earl Lucas
Frank Parke
Ralph Chapman
Chas. Lucas
R. R. Whitney
Hamlet
Jesse Nelson
Kansas
Omer Foust
Washington
Pubil
Knox
San Pierre
English Lake
Wilder
Wheatfield
Aldine
Bass Lake
Toto
Winamac
Denham
Allegretto
Burial at Old Home
Obituary notes the death of David P. Douglass at 59 after a long illness in North Judson. Born May 25 1849 in Allen County he lived in Mazon Illinois South Dakota and North Judson. Survived by wife and sister, interment in Mazon. Also brief local social items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Douglass
Mr. Douglass
Allen County
Alexander
Jane M. Douglass
Mazon
Ida L. Palmer
South Dakota
North Judson
God
Mecca for Candidates at Jubilee Crowd
Crowds across Friday and Saturday drew candidates from both parties. Republican congress hopeful C. W. Miller mingled with voters while Democrat H. A. Barnhart chatted with locals. Local races featured many contenders from county offices to state legislature, meeting farmers and residents during the jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Miller
Congress
H. A. Barnhart
Algie J. Law
Newton County
John W. Kurtz
Lee M. Ransbottom
Gabe Doyle
Elzy Auterman
Ditto
Frank Joseph
Jacob Short
Everett Wyant
Free Lecture at Burch's Hall on Chips and Bark
No Judson residents are invited to an Oct 19 lecture by W. B. Townsend at 8 pm in Burch's hall. The Modern Woodmen event offers free admission with no appeals collected. Townsend, praised by press, promises humor, pathos, and intellect in a non political talk. Also notes Neuport's sales Oct 17 and local social news including Dr Englerth aiding a patient in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. Judson
W. B. Townsend
Burch’s Hall
Townsend
Leslie Simson
Kankakee
Alta Bybee
Neuport’s
Chicago Mfg. Co
P. O. Englerth
Chicago
Fred Sissons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laprrs Dept
A. Nelson
J. W. Weinkauf
Martha Gappa
Fred Hamann
Wm. Brown
C. R. Deardorff
Edwina Salter
Emil Teskey
Gust Long
B. F. Funk
G.A. Reynold
Kingman
Deardorff
Ida Geiger
Charlotte Arnold
Dora Heimburgh
Engstrom
Yeakel
Clara Neuport
J. V. Lain
Jas. Lain
N. Lawson
Bachman
Smalley
Wm. Luken
Battenberg
Fred Lemke
J. S. Johnson
F. Gappa
Comfort
August Tanner
5. Sammons
John Pohlmapp
Mary Becka
Rose Neupert
Sunbonnet
August Boro
Child's Hood
Fred Sawyer
Martha Moderhack
Apron
Mrs. Beetham
Dorg Heimburgh
Rendkerchief
Louisa Hanann
L. H. Warvel
Myrtle Caddy
Louis Sindelar
Susie Henry
Frank Volsansky
Gladys Horton
Geo. Long
Harry Long
Violet Miller
Della Short
Mabel Ruth Salzer
Porter County
Berta Smalley
America
Frank Gans
Walter Smith
Indiana
Geo. Sindelar
Mae Thomas
Mary Kasch
Edna Seagraves
Chas Wallace
Chas. Larren
Vesta Golding
John Pohlman
Peter Mosher
Frank Peochta
Wm. Kellerman
B. N. Rane
Lidka
John Krivanek
Frank Burijavek
G. Geiger
Chas. Mallott
N. L. Marsh
Jos. Krizenovski
Fred Heimburg
W. R B. Brown
Dunkelberger
Chas. Malott
Ist
W. F. Hamann
Elizabeth Ellingham
Bluffton
Ill
Rev. Johnson
Jess Nichols
Jacob Keller
Frank Tonarti
Neuport
Julius Eckhaus
LaFayette
Mecca
Burch's Hall
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