South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
PLYMOUTH

oct. a.
Mrs Harry Dugan returned TO
, Elkhart after spending the week
end with her father. ]. S Ness OF
/ y. Walnut ST.
Ford Cressner is at home from
! Detroit visiting his mother, Mrs
J Jennie Cressner of North Plumb st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray PhippS of
( Webster az. moved 20 Fort Wayne
/ on Thursday. Mr.. Phipps Is en-
. plOyed by the Pennsylvania railroad.
He moved 10 Fort Wayne in order TO
/ work out of that city.
/ Little Miss Wilma Markley, who
I was operated upon for appendicitis,
1 is still very H. at the home of her
/ grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. William
/ Burns.
Mrs. Margaret Stein, residing at
I 1900 " Center ST., left for Chicago
Thursday. making her home with
daughter.
Fred Hess arrived home from
I Walnut, Kans., where he is looking
after oil wells. The company has a
good oil territory there he says and
Will soon put down more wells.
Miss Irene Freyman and RWh
Vanvactor left for Purdue Friday
morning where they viii be guests
d a dance.
Mrs. J. Z. Andreas Of Peru was
in the city Friday returning 10 her
home after attending the funeral of
her sister. Mrs L. @. Horn of Val
paraiso. Mrs. Andreas and Mrs.
Horn were former Plymouth girls
and still have many friends in the
city who extend their sympathy.
The Powers clothing store In
Warsaw experienced a robbery on
Monday evening similar 10 that one
in Plymouth a short time ago. when
the F'lox store of this city was loot
ed. The loss Of the Powers store
is estimated at between $4,000 and
$1,000. The loot consisted entirely of
mems and young mems suits. The
robbers escaped in an autOmo bile.
Entrance 10 the store was gained
through the basement. A small win
dow leading TO the coal bin At the
rear Of the store was broken out
giving the thieves access TO the eel
lar. The floor door leading TO the
store room, which was locked, was
pried open.
Sheriff G. B. Moon has sent word
Of the robbery 20 all neighborlng
cities and towns and a reward of
800 has been offered for the ar
rest of the thieves or the recovery
of the loot.
The ogden Mfg. Co. of this city
has secured patents on new Ford
timer which has been found highly
successful This viii be added 10
the other products Of that concern.
The new timer has some splendid
features which make IL superior TO
the regular timer equipment Of the
Ford car. It is understood that the
patents are held jointly by G. A.
Abraham and Mr.. ColestOCk. the en-
gineer at the ogden plant. An ag-
gressive campaign is TO be put on 70
introduce the new timer 10 jobbers
all over the country. II has been the
policy of the present management
of the Ogden company since Mr.
! Ogdens connections with the firm
was terminated 10 seek for the high
( est production by means OF intro
ducing the efficient machines and
methods IL is stated that az pres
| ent the factory is turning out 100
percent greater productions than
! formerly with considerably re-
duced force.
DEATHS.
Charles r. Cooper. who had
Daralvtic stroke Monday morning at
/ the Plymouth hospital, died az 80
I o'clock Thursday morning. he ala
/ not regain consciousness during the
time Of his illness Mr.. Cooper was
/ fin his a5th year and had been a resi-
dent OF this city for over so years.
/ He married Miss Phebe Blain who
died Is months ago. His nearest sur
viving relatives are Mrs. J. J. Faude
; Of Minneapolis MINI. and Mrs.
Josephine Lemon Of California, both
( being nieces. Mrs. Sarah Woodrow
/ Of this city is a sister-fn-law- The
funeral was held AZ the hospital
sunday at 2.3O O'Clock, Rev. Cordick
. officiating.
/ Mrs. Henry Roberts died az her
/ home at 8 o'clock Thursday morn
Ing after an illness OF two years.
3 She is survived besides the hus-
/ band By eight children. Mrs. Min
ME Myers Of Argos Mrs. Clara Ger
rard. Mrs Nellie Ccslow Mrs. Laura
I Myers. Clarence and Edgar Roberts
ali Of near Plymouth. Mrs. Orlow
Leonard OF Wanatah and Lizzie
= Roberts a. home The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon az 900
. o'clock.