South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-05
TURNER FUNERAL
PROBABLY SUNDAY
Attorneys From Surrounding
Bar Associations Invited to
Attend Resolutions Meeting.

ELKHART, Nov. 5.-Funeral serv-
ices for the late Perry L. Turner. who
died in Chicago Thursday morning,
will probably De held Sunday after
noon. The Elkhart City Bar associa-
ton and the Elkhart commandery,
Knights Templar, will have charge.
The body arrived from Chicago at
1850 o'clock Thursday night. 1t was
met by a committee Of the Elkhart
City Bar association. appointed at
meeting Of the association Thursday
afternoon and was escorted TO the
home at 328 W. Franklin st. The as
sOciStion will notify similar assOcia-
lions in surrounding counties of the
funeral plans, and also invite them
10 send representatives to a meeting
10 be held at 10 a. m. the day fol-
lowing the funeral, when resolutions
OF respect will be prepared and adopt
ed. The committee which met the
body is that appointed on arrange
ments for the funeral 1t consists Of
Former Judge j. S. Dodge, Former
Pros. w. 5. Hile. r. 4. Proc
tor. w. II. Chester, W. Z. Wider and
l.. ID. Hall. The committee on resO-
lutlOns consists Of J II. State, Livy
Cham berlain and +. A. Skinner. That
'fl llOWtIS luIluUtS l. II. OiluiCilt ~
NJ COnley and &. A. Lee. The same
committees will act in respect 10 the
late S. X. Ganiard OF Lagrange, whose
funeral takes place Friday. Members
will go from here in automobiles.
The Elkhart County Anti-Tuber-
culosis society has employed as a
visiting nurse Miss Gwyned Webster,
graduate Of the Melbourne, Aus
tralia, university and Of the St Luke
Hospita! Training school, Chicago.
Miss Webster, who began her duties
Nov. 1. has supervision over the tuber-
culosis cases of the county She is
working in cooperation with the ply
sicians and township trustees in see
ing that such cases are given the
proper care. Her duties also extend
10 an overseeing of general health
conditions over the county The work
is not new to Miss Webster, as she
has had from six to eight years ex-
perience.
Her salary. 500 a month, is met by
the County Anti-Tu berculosis society.
The society derives it's income from
annual sales of Red Cross seals, from
the annual dues Of it's mem bers who
pay 50 cents a year and from con-
tributions from those especially in
terested in the work For this year
sell 10000 Red Cross seals.
Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth Shrader
letters. wife of West letters and
mother Of Sidney Fetters Of the GEN.
tral company of the Elkhart fire de-
partment, is dead at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Maggie King, in CAL
vim township, Cass county, Michigan.
Death was due to apoplexy. Mrs.
F'etters. who was born at Bucyrus,
Ohio, on Aug 80. 1S4S, was a pioneer
resident Of the community in which
she died. Besides her husband and
the children above mentioned, her
survivors are: Five sons, Albert, Clyde
and Peach, all living in Elkhart;
Charles of Washington township and
Willis OF Calvin township, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Frank p Curtis Of OsolO
township, besides nine grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Friday, with
services at the home at 1880 o'clock
and at the Zion church at 2, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Thompson of
Union.