South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-21
PLYMOUTH.

The farewell sermon OF the Rev.
samuel Day viii be preached sun
8ay morning and ne Will at once
leave for New York city. where ne
has accepted a call.
y. Y. Hoover is making a bust
ness trip 10 ST Joseph and Michigan I
City.
Plymouth high school was defeat
ed IS 20 u by Warsaw. at Warsaw, /
Sssurday night. the first game OF
basket ball between these teams.
B. F. Snyder is home from the .
Presbyterian hospital. Chicago. He +
has been there for four weeks and .
10 much improved
The new skating rink south Of the
city hall is crowded every evening. I.
This lot was flooded By order OF the
city council and was given over 20 /
the ice skaters.
A son. Dale Hubert. was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Tanner Tues /
day morning
a nine-pound boy came TO the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilt
fong Of Indiana Harbor.
A son was born Saturday TO the
Rev. and Mrs. Earl DIETRICH.
Word was received here Of the
serious illness of Dr. w. $. Shafer
of Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Leonard left
Tuesday for Florida. where they Will
spend the rest of the winter.
o. s Ellis was in the city Tues
day making preparations for the
county Sunday school convention
which Will be held Feb. Il. IS and
19 in the Methodist church. Plym-
outh. Some Of the prominent speak
ers on this program are. Dr. NJ a.
Ifonline. Dayton. O.. well known
throughout the eastern states in
church and sunday school organiza-
tiOns: the Rev r. l.. Dakin. a we'll
known minister Of LoEansport: Miss
Florence r. Lauham. known in an
Christian Endeavor societies Of the
stale having served as their field
secretary. and now is connected with
the Y. w. 90 A., Indianapolis. While
here Mr. Ellis addressed the training
school i'm the place Of Prof. Ahearn.
AIRS. Harry Humrichouser went to
Bourbon 10 see her sister. Mrs.
Erwin, who is quite III
Mrs. Gideon Blain returned TO her
home in indianapolis. after coming
10 see her aunt. Mrs. Bertha Alborn,
who is quite M at the home OF Mrs
Blain's father. DR.. Smith.
State Sec'y George y. Burnie Will
be IN the county Sunday school con-
vention. for no program is complete
without him.
A son, Joseph Lincoln Schlosser.
was born to Or. and Mrs. W. X.
Schlosser Saturday.
Friday was visiting day for the
Bourbon teachers. and a number of
them visiting the Plymouth public
schools.
A very good game Of basket ball
was played between Plymouth and
Rochester high school teams Friday
night at the armory. The Rochester
team won. the score being a. to 90
Miss Laura Boss was a Bremen
visitor saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rhodes were call
ed 90 Walworth Wis, by the serious
illness Of their son.
Mrs. MAY Boyland OF Newark. o.
is the guest of Mrs. Harry Kilmer.
Mrs. Garret Jarrel of North pa
kota. who has been visiting relatives
in Tyner, came TO Plymouth Friday
To visit Mrs. George Barnes and to
call or a number OF old friends. Mr..
Jarrel is in Tyner and they expect
To return TO their home i'm the spring.
The Saturday club met with Mrs.
kilmer on s. Michigan St. Saturday.
and the paper for the day was on
Spanish art and had been prepared
by Mrs. Fred Price. Miss Kercher
led the current topic discussion and
she discussed the world conditions,
past summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nogle returned
from Elkhart where they have made
quite an extended visit with their
daughter. Mrs. Charles Coil. Mrs.
Nogle fell and broke her left wrist
while away. but is very much i'm
proved and viii soon he using the
arm again.
Having business in this part Of the
country. William Martin of New
York city. visited his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. j. = Martin. and his sister.
sIrs. y stevens over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs y. TT. Petro Of Mish-
awake. spent sunday with the fami-
lies OF Marion Cramer and ]. ID.
Ions
Mrs T. u Espich was called to
AIunCie Friday because of the seri-
Gus illness OF her sister and word
was received Monday of the death of
the sister Mrs NJ G. Stanley.
Miss Emma Holem returned from
p visit with her sister. Mrs II. Tebey.
Of Argos. Miss Holom vii return TO
the east before long