Death of Lewis C. Foust Sainted Lodge Worker
Old resident and prominent G A R member Lewis C. Foust 61 years, 10 months, 25 days, died of heart failure after a day of indigestion. Born in Champaign County Ohio, later lived in Sidney Ohio and Cass County Indiana. Active in Blue Lodge F A M K of P Odd Fellows and G A R. trustee, county council president, and Sunday school worker. Funeral held at his home with Masonic and R O P lodge participation and burial in North Judson cemetery.
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Foust
Lois
Lewis C. Foust
Champaign County
Ohio
Sidney
Cass County
Ind
Twelve Mile
Co. A
Starke County
Elizabeth Jane Craig
Omer E
Cashmere
Wash
Wm. A
Lois Craig
North Judson
Nettie M
Blue Lodge
Odd Fellows and
G. A.R
Peru
Presbyterian Church of
Winamac
Wayne Township
Keller and Janovsky
RailRoad Township
Masonic Lodge
R. of P. Lodge
J. H. Miller
Harvest Jubilee at North Judson Draws Large Crowd
The After Harvest Jubilee in North Judson drew an exceptionally large attendance last Friday and Saturday. The Wheatfield Review praises the cereals exhibit, school displays, and band music while noting the absence of street games of chance. Local events include political debates, fires, and community notices with various residents visiting, auction sales planned, and a public sale announced by N. W. Littrel.
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North Judson
Starke County
Mac
Bowie
Wheatfield Review
Not a dry town street fair outshines rival carnivals
A Winamac newspaper rebuttal defends its dry town's street jubilee against North Judson's booze friendly fair. It notes more drunks appeared in thirty minutes in Winamac than during the other jubilee's two days, while praising its own clean, educational exhibits and entertainment.
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North Judson
Winamac
City School Substitutes and Lecture Night Draw Local Interest
C W Cannon fills Miss Foust class for the week while Edw Liebel and Miss Maude Schilling visit from Knox. New subscriptions include Benny Hubeny C B Smalley Paul Pfennig Fred Surma Clyde Sark Lowell and Ross Graeber. Epworth League books Rev J W Clark from Kansas City Mo to lecture on astronomy at Burch's hall October 22 1908 with a free star view. Admission 15 cents for pupils 25 cents for adults. A drunken street fair scene stirs pity and political scratch votes as a Republican candidate is mocked and Winamac is described as a dry town.
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Benny Hubeny
C. B. Smalley
Paul Pfennig
Fred Surma
North Judson
Clyde Sark
Lowell
Ross Graeber
Bloomington
Epworth League
J. W. Clark
Kansas City
Burch’s Hall
Clark
Republican County
West Side
Winamac
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Flad
Mr. Foust
Englerth
H. R. Robbins
Hall
Robbins
Judson
Judge Irwin
Ft. Wayne
Kewanna
Johnson Place
Dan Barkey
Broucek
Otto
Chas. Hruska
Chicago
J. O. Foust
Eric
Kansas
S. F. Shoemaker
Columbia City
al Mosher
B. B. Smith
Kankakee
S. Bybee
C. Downie
C. W. Weninger
Winamac Republican
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
A. A. Brown
C. W. Cannon
Miss Foust
Edw. Liebel
Miss Maude Schilling
Knox
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