South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
GOSHEN NEWS

Joseph Defrees of Chicago, form
erly of Goshen, president Of the
Chamber of Commerce of the Unit
ed States, Will deliver an address at
a smoker to be given by the Goshen
Chamber Of Commerce. Tuesday
night, Nov. 80. A w. McKeand OF
Indianapolis, who organized the Co
shen chamber, will also be a speak
er at the gathering.
Rev. DR.. Harry Curtin Harmon,
pastor of the First NJ. Z. church
here, will deliver the annual Thanks
giving sermon at a union meeting
10 be held in the First Presbyterian
church on the morning of Thanks
giving day.
Evangelist Taylor. who has been
conducting a largely attended re
vival at the First Baptist church
here, will bring his meetings to a
close next week and go TO West
brook, Mimi, for a revival. He has
made some converts here.
The annual membership roll call
Of the Goshen chapter Of the
American Red Cross is in progress.
The chapter now has $500 mem
bers. 1t is hoped to retain not less
than 1000 of them. 40 house TO
house canvass was made and what is
known as an intensive" drive was
avoided. Persons who were willing
TO renew their memberships were
accepted. Those who did not want
to renew were not urged 10 do so.
A. w. Fonda, deputy and sher-
Intellect, returned from Toledo with
Grant Houghton and William Van
Alstine of Elkhart, who were found
in Toledo with a Buick automobile
stolen from Howard LaF'rae Of Elk =
hart. On the night of Dec. 8, 1917,
Houghton, acting in self defense.
killed his father in ElKhart. He was
not tried.
Goshen and Michigan branch
railroad train No. L, due in Gosh
en- at 7:4O p. m, did not arrive until
a. m. the result Of the engine
breaking down near LeOnidas, Mich.
Most of the passengers lodged in
Leonidas. 1t was impossible TO Sc
cure a fresh locomotive.
Eugene II. Warren, "A, a resident
Of Goshen since 1850 and widely
known as an expert cabinet maker,
died in the Goshen hospital follow
ing a long illness. Mr.. Warren had
been spending his winters in the
north. A post-mortem examination
showed he died of cancer. Four
nieces and one nephew survive.
Goshen Post No. 80, American
Legion, and Goshen city will share
the expense equally on placing a
furnace in the pavilion in the city
par-t-. Basket ball games and other
sports Will be staged in the pavilion.
The heating plant will cost $500.
ID. L. A. Winship Of Boston, Mass,
noted educator, spoke on "Educa-
ton" at the Goshen high school in
connection with a general program
arranged in support Of the plan TO
better Indiana schools, which now
rank 18th in place. Attendance at
the meeting was very large.
g. :. Masterson Of Hancock coun-
~. is here for the purpose of assist
ing ORIGINATING Elkhart county
farmers. Many meetings are being
held.
An unknown theft stole 40 gal
Ions Of cider from the rear OF the
residenct Of William II. NyTleyer
cashier OF the Salem bank.
John ". Mckibbin. who owns and
manages a gladioH farm, IS engaged
IN his annual bulb harvest. on ac-
count OF shortage OF labor many
bulbs have remained IN the frozen
ground.
Rev Arthur Folsom Of Fort
Wayne, pastor Of the Congregations
church in that city, addressed the
Goshen Kiwanis club Roe FulKer-
son. editor OF the official Kiwanis
magazine. VIII speak before the
Goshen club Dec. 8.
The body Of Warren Hazel who
died at the Lafayette soldiers home
was brought here for burial. Silas
+, W. Cline, Christian Science reader
officiated at the funeral service.
Leo Andrews of Goshen, who
| conducts a confectionery store in
LigOnier. barely ecaDed serious In