South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12

college. whose subject was. The
Threefold Democracy" After the
presentation OF diplomas by ID. NJ.
Halsey superintendent OF the school,
Rev Won Still pronounced the bene-
dictiOn. which was followed by the
closing selection by the orchestra.
Grover Kimmerle and Arthur
Sears, who have the Ford agency
here. have planned a Ford picnic,
TO be held next Monday. There are
many of these cars i'm Cass county,
but the invitation extends TO every
one. The program for the forenoon
Will consist Of the showing OF in
structive moving pictures. which
will include the Ford tractor at
work In the afternoon all parties
will motor 10 NOtre Dame, Ind,
where Brother Leo. who has charge
OF the farm there. viii show just
what he has accomplished in the last
few years and explain how he did
it. Brother LeO's ability TO grow
good alfalfa and clover ON soil which
few years ago would hardly grow
weeds. has attracted much attention
throughout the country.
A pretty wedding was solemniLed
Wednesday at Glenwood Mich. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
PrOshWitz. when their daughter,
Miss Hilda, was married to Ezra
Candy PLANK. a former CassOpolis
boy Rev. Herman Burns of the
Baptist church OF this place. per-
| formed the ceremony in the pres
ence of relatives. friends and neigh
| bors. Mr. and Mrs. Plank have
gone TO California on their honey
moon trip. Upon their return they
will reside at Glenwood. where the
groom is station agent at the Mich
| igan Central depOt.
John Frank Muth Of Emaus. Pa,
and Miss Alice Azada Hitz of A1ish-
] awake, were quietly married at the
/ Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Thomas III. LeamOn. Wednesday aft
/ ernoon.
The marriage ceremony of George
/ ". Stelli and Mis- Ruth Sopher. both
of Dowa giac, was performed at the
! Presbyterian mause by Rev. +. +.
Won Still Wednesday afternoon.
Tie young people of this place will
give a dancing party in Myers hall
next Thursday night. A fve-piece
orchestra from Chicago will furnish
music for the program of dances.
Miss NJ Lucille Holiday, music in
structor in the school here. was ten
dered surprise farewell party in
the nature of IL O'Clock dinner,
Friday noon, by Mr.. and Mrs. James
! G.. Hayden. Covers were laid for
30. Miss Holiday has accepted a.
position as teacher of music in the
Minneapolis schools next year.
Mrs. Lillian Shepard of Seattle,
Wash. who has been here some.
her sister Mrs. l. h. Des Voigucs
\ has returned.
Miss Caroline Niswander has re-
\ turned Observation-Disclosures. Ind. where
/ she had been visiting relatives.
Asa X. Hayden Fred REYNOLDS
/ and Or. .. II. Funk attended the
republican national convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trattles and son.
I Jones were business visitors here
! Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Byron Carman Of
| Plymouth. Ind. are visiting relatives
and friends here this week. They
were formerly residents of this
place.
Mrs. y. c. Thickstun of Dowa giac.
came to this place Thursday. pre-
paratory 10 opening her cottage at
Diamond lake for the summer.
J. n. Beauchamp of Edwardsburg.
was a business visitor here Thurs
day
Mrs. r. NJ. Hardy and daughter.
Geraldine. of Lansing. have been Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Atkinson ana family
Claude r. Marsh has purchased
Charles Sears draying interests here
and the latter has entered into a
partnership with W. r. Wright i'm
the well business.
A. r Ratliff of Paramount. Ind,
has been visiting his brother and
sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f.
7 Ratliff this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. T. Seelye have
received word of the birth OF a son.
! Tuesday. TO Their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bur
kit at Lansing.
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