North Judson announces opening of public schools
The North Judson public schools will open on Monday September 18 with a listed staff including Miss Bertha Jain and Miss Charlotte Arnold among teachers and E.C. Dilley as Superintendent. The board renovated rooms and halls and will use the town hall for seventh and eighth grades to relieve crowding.
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North Judson
Bertha Jain
Charlotte Arnold
Esther Atherton
Minnie Dell
Earl Lucas
George Cappuch
E.C. Dilley
Lois Craig Foust
Perry W. McAlister
Frances Robins
McAlister
Asst
DePauw University
United States
Cgc
Diliery
Community notices and updates from Fairmount area
Local residents take trips and visit relatives in Chicago and Wisconsin. School and church events open fall term with strong attendance. A farm advisory urges rye cover crops for pasture and soil protection. Obituary notes Mrs Chas M Cook 58 died after long illness. services held in Ohio with remains sent home.
Teske Roedel Nuptials In Teske Home Saturday Evening
Amanda Teske married Otto Roedel of Chicago in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home conducted by Rev. Win Heine. Bridesmaids Anna Hartkopf Ida Henning groomsmen Walter Teske Edw Huhnke. A large reception followed and the couple departed for Chicago on the Panhandle train.
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Gary
Frank Boyle
Chicago
Helen Knachel
German Lutheran School To Open Fall Term Sept 1
The German Lutheran School will start the fall term next Monday morning September 1. Prof. Wa Uffelmann of Waco Nebraska is the new instructor with Pastor Rev Heine assisting in school management. A successful year is anticipated and pupils are urged to enroll on opening day. The annual Mission Festival was held last Sunday with services throughout the day led by Rev Heine, assisted by Rev Paul of Goodland and Rev Claus of Hammond. A refreshment stand supported the church mission fund.
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Wa. Uffelmann
Waco
Neb
Heine
Paul
Goodland
Claus
Hammond
Church Mission Fund
Sentimentalism and Social Roundup Mix of Local News
The column blends reflections on sentiment with a parade of social notes from Chicago and nearby towns. It covers visits, moves, engagements, weddings, Labor Day travel, a garage addition, and a severe gasoline lamp accident. Names include Stanley Benis, Frank Korinek, Kiedrowski, Morash, Plachetka, Trinoskey, Osborne, Inox, New Castle, Indianapolis, Leslie, Bremlin, Adam, Botschen, Vik, Tallman, Blazek, Moudry, Teske, Roedel, Dolezal, Strauss, and Jude Howland. The piece also notes the Spenner building expansion and its Smith’s garage transformation.
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Stanley Benis
Chicago
Frank Korinek
Frank Kiedrowski
Fred Morash
Joe Plachetka
Gottlieb Trinoskey
Gary
John Osborne
Inox
New Castle
Indianapolis
D. I. Leslie
Charles
Arthur Mosher
Columbia City
Bremlin
Bremen
August Adam
Arthur Botschen
A. J. Lintz
Rose Vik
Anna and Marie Tallman
Anna Blazek
Jas. Moudry
Jos. Vik
Spenner
Smith
Johanna Teske
Louis Roedel
Gust Hagen
Wilhelmina Teske
Alfred Hartkopf
Anna Hartkopf
Amanda Teske
Otto Roedel
Strauss
Dolezal
Blue Sea
Misses Dolezal
Marie
Jude Howland
Pat Welsh
English Lake
Jude
Centennial Fire Prevention Plans Target Statewide Observance
Extensive preparations for Fire Prevention Day on Monday October 9 are under way at the state fire marshal office. The plan enlists Governor mayors school superintendents clubs chambers and other organizations to promote a centennial program in every school.
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Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Rotary Clubs
Federation of Women's Clubs
Indianapolis
Ralston
Boy Scouts
State House
Tell Us What You Know News Tip Request
The editor urges readers to share information and tip the paper with news they know. It asks the public to write, email, or phone in useful items, stressing that every reader contribution increases the paper’s value.
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Snortell GS
Walt Mason's Rhymes on Farming and Harvest
The verse sketches farmers always reaping crops through seasons. It contrasts past famines with present resilience as modern farmers persevere despite droughts or winds. The poem notes corn and diverse grains, hay stacks, and farmers buying symbols of wealth in town.
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Walt Mason
Public health questions spark a series of health claims
The text raises estimates of annual American deaths, cites disease as a major burden and links sanitation, sunlight, and wages to health. It mentions the U S Public Health Service as a defense and notes a female fly lays about 120 eggs.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Schultz Opens Restaurant in Sautter Room Adjacent to Market
Misses Ethel and Grace Clarke return from Chicago after their work. August Pohrt plans a tailor shop in rooms behind Corbitt's denial parlors in the bank building.
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Wm. Schultz
Ethel
Grace Clarke
Chicago
August Pohrt
Corbitt
Bank
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