South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29
PLYMOUTH.

Charles II. Wallace died Monday at
$50 at Port Huron, Mich, where he
had been for about two weeks taking
baths. He was "A years old and leaves
wife, one daughter, Miss Leah l..
Wallace, a mother and two sisters,
Mrs w. O. Warner of Chicago and
Mrs Frank Kleber of Plymouth Mr..
Wallace was in business in Plymouth
about eight years and is remembered
by many Plymouth people. Canton,
o.. has been his home for the past
few years. The body was brought to
Plymouth Tuesday and the funeral
was held at the Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon at $3.50, Rev. w.
G. Logan officiating. The body will
be buried in Oak Hill cemetery.
Austin Holland died at his home
on S. Walnut st. Tuesday afternoon al
l o'clock. He had been sick for over
two years, with a severe case of rheu-
matism. He leaves a wife and baby
two years old, mother and a broth
er. His father died two years ago.
Mr.. Holland was q years old and
was married in 1910 to Miss Ger
trude StOckman. The funeral was
held Thursday afternoon at 1880 at
the O. r. church. conducted by Rev.
G. G.. Splitter Burial took place at
Oak Hill cemetery.
Mrs Mary A. Wilson De Normandy
of Tyner died June Is. She was Z Z
years old. She was known to many
in the community in which she lived.
Mrs. Francis SeybOld and son,
James. and Miss Deldora DeLoney
went to Darlington, where they will
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Sey-
bold
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baxter re-
turned home Friday morning from
Mentone. where they attended the
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Bakers
brother, II. j. ShattO, who is 81 years
old.
Miss Julia Yockey and Miss Estella
Chase went TO Chicago. where they
viii attend the International Chicago
Sunday school convention.
Mrs. DR.. Hardy has returned from
South Bend, where she went to at
tend the federation of Women's
clubs
Miss Marie Leonard. who is soon tC
be married to Gus Ruin. has resigned
her place as cashier at the Bee Hive
and is succeeded by Miss Mable Ness
Miss Clare Thompson OF Green
Bay, Wis, arrived in Plymouth last
evening for a visit with her grand
mother. Mrs. Clark Thompson, who
has been very i'll.
Carl Leippert and Miss Bessie
Smith were united in marriage We'd
neSUdN noon at the nome OF tne
brides mother at Donaldson. The
wedding was a private one, nobody
being present but the immediate fam
lily. They will make Plymouth their
home. Mr.. Leippert has worked for
/ Schlosser Bros. for "A number of years
and is highly esteemed. Miss Smith
! is a cultured young lady and has a
host of friends who congratulate her
Thomas ]. Stack and Miss Mamie
Huffman Of Fort Wayne were united
in marriage Tuesday morning at st
Peters church at Fort Wayne. The
wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs
Mary Huffman. They were married
by Rev. Charles Thiele. Mrs Stack
was a nurse and Mr. Stack has been
with the Pennsylvania railroad for %
years. They will make Plymouth
/ their home.
Clarence Marvin Stump and Miss
/ Shella Anna Rottmiller. two vel
known and respected young couple OF
/ east OF Plymouth. were united In
marriage Wednesday afternoon by
( Judge Shakes at his office. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. stump will live on a farm neal
/ Plymouth.
county Medical societies met in joint
/ session Thursday afternoon at Culver
/ The Plymouth doctors went in autos
! Or. r. c. stephens is visiting his
/ old home in Iowa.
Miss Clara Leonhard went 20 Ada
/ o, to visit relatives.