South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-02
PLYMOUTH

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Miss Damaris Metsker went 10
South Bend Monday to visit Mrs. Will
McGlothlin for few days.
Ray Laemert returned Sunday
evening TO St. Paul, having spent a
week with his par ~nts
Ford Cressner returned to ODER
Monday after a visit at home.
Walter Kyser. who has been visit
ing his mother and sister, returned to
South Bend Monday.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin +. p.
Gums arrived Monday from Home
and are the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Hitchcock.
w r. Sibert has recovered from a
three and half weeks illness of
pneumonia
John Mccormick died Sunday
morning at 5:45 at his home at Ham
let aged 20 years. He was the father
of j. w. Mccormick of this city The
funeral was held Tuesday.
Alex. Foreman is here from North
Dakota visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Germ II. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Lowell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Asper were called
to Otterbein Monday morning to at
tend the funeral Of their brother. Ira
Yenna, who was killed Saturday when
a tree fell on him This is the sec
ond one of the family to meet a vio-
lent death recently, their brother, Bert
Yenna, having been killed in a rail
road accident not long ago.
Mrs. Harry Wallace and her sister,
Miss LeOnore Ninall, left for Their
mOpOlis. Wyo. Miss Ninall expects 10
remain for some weeks
Mrs. Mary Watkins OF Richmond,
Va. arrived in the city as the guest
of the family of a. r. Underwood a
few days. 49,
Mrs. John Layton and daughter are
here from Rome, Penn, vi-iting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Balsley and
daughter and Mrs. c. a.. Smith of
South Bend visited with Nj. and Mrs.
! J. A. English Christmas.
Marriage licenses have been grant
ed to Orville G. Zechiel of Culver and
Hazel b. Jordan of Culver, and Her
man p. Schlarb of Bremen and Grace
NJ Keyser of Bremen.
Mrs. Dix Snyder and son of Misha
waka, who nave been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hager, left for
her home Monday
Mrs. H VI. Work of New York.
who spent Christmas with Mrs. Julia
Work of Brightside, left for their
home Monday morning.
DR.. s. G. LOring of this city received
a message Tuesday morning annOunc-
Ing the uGtln OF his DIOlntIs III. -. -.
Loring. at Valparaiso. He had been
i'll for a month or more There are two
other brothers: Judge II. II. Loring
of Valparaiso. DR.. c. J. Loring of Ro-
chester. DR.. LOring of Valparaiso
had been in Plymouth a number of
times. The funeral will be held at
Valparaiso at II o'clock Thursday.
John Bussert died Sunday morning
at his home in Tyner. after a long
illness. He was rs years old The
funeral was held in the L. b. church
at that place Tuesday afternoon. De-
ceased was an old resident of Tyner
and is survived by two sons, two
daughters and his wife.
Robert Roscoe TomlnsOn and Miss
Leila Leisure were married on Dec.
% in Rochester. by Rev. A. S. War
riner Of the NJ r. church. Mr. Tom
linson is in the employ of the Winona
Telephone Co. at this place, having re-
Gently moved TO Plymouth with his
mother They Will make their home
in Plymouth.
Mrs. Adam f. Wise and son Russell
left Tuesday morning for a visit with
friends in South Bend.
Mrs James Cook is in Argos the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Thompson ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with his
mother. Mrs Priscilla Thompson, and
sister. Mrs. John y. Wilson.