Opening of Schools in North Judson This Monday
North Judson Public Schools begin on Monday September 12 with a strong staff and improved facilities. Supt J Allen Garr enters his third year as superintendent and the faculty includes H E Rosenberg as principal and Tressie Munchenberg in room 2. The grounds are cleaned with new trees and flowers. repairs to furnaces and walls are complete. Purdue president Stone praised the school’s sanitary and organized setup.
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Monuiv
Arm Ds
Arnéd
J. Allen Garr
Stone
Purdue University
State Board of Education
Aler
W. W. Parsons
fBarr
Schoo
Neal Bybee
Neal
H. E. Rosenberg
Monterey
Ora
C. K. Lucas
Philippines
Tressie Munchenberg
Terry
Folowing
Exellent Corps
Free Employment Bureau reports state savings and placements
Jo N. Peetz, state statistician in charge of the free employment bureau, says the bureau will save about 4,259 for wage earners by the year end, plus roughly 4,020 for counties via work for destitute applicants. It placed 1,900 applicants since October 1, 1908, and could have charged private agencies $23,000 in fees if handled privately.
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Jo N. Peetz
Bet
Peatz
Indianapolis
Free Bureau
Favors Game Preserves Aims to Expand Bird Reserves
George W. Miles, new commissioner of fisheries, praises ex-commissioner Sweeney for establishing several game preserves in Indiana. Farmers sign agreements to ban hunting for years, stock preserves with birds, and provide winter care. Miles seeks farmer cooperation to create more reserves that shelter quail and pheasants and benefit farmers with future companionship and wildlife welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
Michigan
Indiana
Talk for the 8th Annual
Robert Lavery a state field examiner visited town Saturday evening on route from Delphi to Knox as part of the 8th Annual activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lavery
Knox
Delphi
Jubilee dates and a local Coon Hunt event announced
The notice lists Jubilee dates as Sept 29 30 and October. A Coon Hunt is scheduled for Friday evening Sept 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mathews under the Ladies Aid Society of the M I Church with ice cream and cake for 10 cents. Frank Mestecky and Tracy and Chas Korinek of Chicago visited the Smutneys on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mathews
Ladies Aid Society
M. i. Church
Frank Mestecky
Tracy
Chas. Korinek
Chicago
F. J. Smutney
Joe Sindiar
Dye
Melvin Bybee
Margaret Casey
Kemma Hiad
Chas. Hiad
Gusta Lightcrap
Vida Deen
Frank Wrobleski
Michigan City
Assessments Cut by Judge Henry Steis in Mononditch remonstrators
Judge Henry Steis on Tuesday last reduced sixty eight Mononditch remonstrators assessments by about one third on average. Several cases noted include Car Sternberg with original assessment semi reduced to sth55 and WW HL oF oounge from Fisss to soon. The revised list also mentions Thomas Stewart J H Baker Fred Kroft Julius Phews W D Pattison John Capouch Mary Capouch and bb Hazlett. Steis personally inspected the lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Steis
Carsternberg
Soa
Thomas Stewart
J. H. Baker
Fred Kroft
Julius Phews
W. D. Pattison
John Capouch
Mary Capouch
Bb. Hazlett
Steis
Winamac Journal
Death of Louis Abraham Brightens Lost Paradise
The town mourns master Louis Abraham son of Mr and Mrs Win E Abraham who died last Thursday morning after rheumatism affected his heart Born in Woodstock Alabama February 1 1906 he moved with his parents to North Judson years ago His funeral was held Sunday at the Lutheran church Rev A Biester of Crown Point officiating Interment was in Highland cemetery The community notes a dance and visits from Chicago residents as well as various local happenings and a severe wagon accident near Schuyler's place with no serious injuries.
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Clinton Lang
Chicago
Sam Brooks
Jackson Township
Jackson
John Tannehill
Howard Chapel of
Knox
Winamac
Pulaski County
Tancetuill
Monterey
Chapel
Starke County
North Bend Township
Louis Abraham
Win. E. A Abraham
Louis
Woodstock
Feb. l
North Judson
Lows
Crown Point
New Highland Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prin
Pris
J. Allen Barr Leis Craig Foust P., HH. K. Rosenberg
Penelope Shoup
Tressie Muncherberg
Mary Blaschke
Uemmis Marsh Bertha Jain
C. W. Weninger
Marion
J. W. Lone
A. L. Courtmelot
Dorse Foust and
W Knox
Jesse Eberhart
San Vierre
Winauiac
Kid. Matthews
Aldine
County Recorder
W. J. Thorpe
Mt. Ayr
Conn’s Creek
I. E Bennethy
Old Settlers
H. A. Barnhart
Fron
Starke County Fair
Jubilee Committee
Teachers’ Institute
Pico
Ataen
Free Employment Bureau
State House
John Coburn
Women's Relief Corps
Indiana Infantry
Indiana Cavalry
Indiana Regiment
Thirteenth
Thirty-third
George W. Miles
Commissioner of Fisheries
Vame
North
Judson
Ind
Brant Golding of
Winox
S. Ayebee
Rochester
John Dusek
Eddie
Regina Dusek
Milo Fatinger
Minnesota
Ben Summers
Theoshkozas
Big Lake County
Crownanno Point
Mrs. Chre
Mallett of
Wisconsin
Alice Baker
Nebraska
J. A. Tomlinson
Wm. Malvain
Henry Priem
Erie Forve
Wilder
L &S
Lydia Sautter
Lafayette
Wade Fortner
Shelby County
Chas Jachim
Clara Tinshaw
the News
Alding
Borders
Hi Royal Centre
Benton Lain
Joan W. Lain
Law Libraran
Indiana University
Bloomington
Irwin Harrison
The
Democrat
Shelbyville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jo. Johnson
Dr. Slack
Mrs. Last
Geo Aartivao
Fanny
Cambridge Springs
Otto Altmanni
L. KK. Musher
P. O. Englerth
J H. Watts
Cubs
New York
Robi. Sohn and Son
M. J. Lain
Schuyler’s Place
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