The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-20
BEAUTIFUL WINONA
Some of the Things That Win Make
This Resort More Attractive
Than Ever This Year.
SEASON or UNUSUAL INTEREST

Program Includes Many OF the Fore
most Preachers, Lecturers, Teachers
and Entertainers of the Country-A
Paradise for Women, an Outing
Place for Brain-Fagged and Bust
ness-Weary Men and a Playground
for Children - Summer Training
Schools and Great Bible Conference.
| The year book of affairs at Winona
! Lake show that a season of extraor-
! binary interest has been arranged for
this attractive resort in northern In
/ diana. The program includes the
| names Of many of the foremost preach
ers, lecturers and teachers OF the
country a number of monologists,
/ readers and other entertainers are to
| appear, while the whole list of events
| and attractions is dominated by music
The management of Winona Assem-
/ bly, has from its beginning eleven
years ago bent its efforts toward max
! ing Winona Lake a resort for Chris
| tian people by eliminating everything
which would be unattractive to all
other classes, and that there Is q de-
mand for such a place as this was in
Dictated last season when about 250,000
/ people from all over the country visit
ed the lake. The tone of the affairs
for this year are in keeping with the
Winona spirit of wholesomeness and
the indications are that the total num-
Der of visitors will by several thou
sand exceed the figures of other years
An unusually large number of conven-
tons are to be held at the lake. The
park on the shores has been materially
improved in extent and appearance
Outdoor recreations are to have more
than common attention.
The greatest enterprise which the
Winona management has developed
during the year is an interurban rail-
way system, reaching from the lake to
Goshen, where it connects with trolley
, lines to many cities in northern Indi-
ana and southern Michigan ~ ~
Speakers at Winona Lake.
Among the notable speakers who are
TO be heard from the platform at Wi
mona Lake this season will be three
state governors who have won fame
as reformers. One of them is Cover
nor Hanly of Indiana; Governor Folk
of Missouri will speak on questions
which are holding the attention of the
American people; Senator LaFollette
former governor of Wisconsin, is In
D this trio, and they will all appear dur
Ing the same week at Winona- A
4 great debate has also been, arranged
r the subject to be the ship subsidy, the
affirmative to be taken by Congress
man c. H. Grosvenor of Ohio, and tbs
h negative by Congressman Chang
Clark of Missouri, and Congressman
A. L. Brick of Indiana is to preside.
DR.. R. w. Rogers of Drew Theologi
L cal Seminary, one of the foremost ex
plorers of buried cities of the Hol,
Land. is to give fifteen lectures a
IS Winona on Bible people and times
With pick and shovel Dr. Rogers ha
n dug out of the old cities the librarie
of kings, written on clay tablets. an
+ translated the inscriptions for him
self DR.. W. J. Dawson. the famou
British preacher and author, will ais
" be heard at Winona- Booker T. Wash
ington. DR.. Frank Dixon, the anti-sC
y cialist; John G.. Woolley, the prohib
m ton orator, and many others are ais
ID on the program.
a Paradise for Women.
Winona Lake has among the wome
l. Of the middle West become known a
"a paradise" because of the man
features offered for their en3oymer
during the summer season. The m,
steal programs, the light entertain
ments, the sermons and lectures, al
all of appealing interest The outdot
life, with fountains, flower beds, wall
20 IN the woods and on the lake shoa
!, the boat rides, the social affairs of II
Winona Women's Club, all combine
= giving wide range of entertainment
% Tired mothers who go to the lake i
% crease in number from year to yea
"a for there they turn their children loo.
in the sandheaps and on the beache
4 the mothers themselves getting oppC
Il tunities to rest
30 This resort will this year be mo
. than ever a playground for childre
An elephant. a wild animal, pony al
= dog show, and some other events
20 the kind have been arranged to |
SO terest the children. The little fol
"a will have their own Sunday scho
"a and there will be special playground
in the charge of adults, open to the
- There will also be big Indian can
q with the youngsters as Indians, ba
% in the Winona woods.
On For the older boys and girls the
will be a clubhouse, where they m
play on rainy days and outdoors the
Al VIII be tennis. baseball and field a
Al / letics of various kinds for them.
81 A Feast of Summer Music.