South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Starr.
One Of her brothers Is in service in
France. Mrs. Cohen IS survived by
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Web
Der and by several brothers and sis
tiers.
Robert Moody and Harry Steel
were among the Niles soldiers at
Camp Custer who came home 10
vote on the "a hours leave granted
them for tile purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Weaver left
today in their car for Florida, where
they will spend the winter.
The name OF Samuel Messenger
appears on the casualty list today
as having been severely wounded.
Last week Mrs. Schuyler Messenger.
the young mans mother. received
a letter from him stating that ne
was recovering nicely from the
wound and that he might be home
soon. He received the wound in
August.
The BODY of Mrs. F. A. Carter, a
former Niles resident who died at
Cedar Falls, Iowa, on oct. 80. will
be brought to Niles for burial as
soon as her daughter. Mrs. George
f. Powell at whose home her death
occurred. RECEIVERS.
Mrs. Ralph Amman has returned
from Holy Family hospital at La
porte, where she has been for four
weeks.
The deaths OF Charles Horner,
q years old, Mrs. Sherman Fritz
cell. IS years old, and Lee Both
we'll 2S years old, brings the num-
Der Of deaths in Niles within the
past few weeks from Influenza up TO
about 16. although at the present
time the number OF cases seem 10
be decreasing There are rs cases
liz the Red Cross hospital today. II
patients having been dismissed on
Sunday.
Charles Longenecker, OF Misha-
waka, is in the city on account OF
the death of his son-in-law. Lee
Boutwell,.
Cpl. Jack Cutting Is expect
ed home from Fort Bliss, Texas. to-
morrow, on account OF the Illness
Of his wife with influenza.
Niles relatives attended the fu-
neral service held at Buchanan Sun
day for Harve Blake, whose death
occurred at Epworth hospital.
Chief Of Police Frances is among
those seriously III with Influenza.
Pete Moore. after being advised
by Sam Diehl not 70 come TO his
house any more. did so Saturday
night and Diehl returning home shot
rat him. The shot entered Moore s
head back OF the ear infiicting only
slight wound. Moore ran out OF
the aouse and started to walk to-
ward South Bend, but a car over
took him and he was taken to the
latter city and has not returned to
Niles. No arrests were made.
Mrs. Fred Stowe has been called
to Youngstown. Ohio. on account OF
the death from influenza OF her un-
Gle
Frances Champion left last even
ing for the Great Lakes Training
Station to enter the naval service
Mrs. Edward Malone died at hey
home on n. Fifth ST.. OF pneumonia.
| Mrs. Malone was born in Toledo 2S
years ago. The deceased is survived
by her husband, one daughter, IA
months old, her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kay OF Niles. one sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Kuebbler OF Toledo
and four brothers. James and
George Kay Of Niles. John Kay OF
/ Toledo, and Thomas Kay OF Parma,
| Mich. The funeral services will be
held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
at Calvary cemetery.
Miss Fife Clatterbuck, SO years
| old, died at thu home OF her mother
Mrs. Clatterbuck. on Parkway. after
a few days illness with influenza and
pneumonia. The deceased is sur
vived by five brothers and four SIS
/ tiers Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
The motion picture theaters re-
! open in this city on Friday, when
the statewide ban on all public
4 gatherings about which there has
been so much argument lately. is 70
be lifted Wednesday Gov. Sleeper
after a conference with DR.. r. H
| DIN, secretary OF the state board
! Of health, issued an order rescind-
ing the executive orders issued Oct