South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

60, 900 and 10000 pounds of wooI.
They are not satisfied with prevail
ing prices. Agent Shearer, Jacob
Zollinger and Henry Rine returned
from Fort Wayne, where they at
tended a meeting of wool growers.
The members council of the Gosh
en- Chamber of Commerce will hold
a dinner at the Alderman hotel Mon
day evening at six o'clock. The an
nual meeting of the chamber has
been set for Tuesday night, May II.
Sentence OF Frank Paul, a tran
silent, to three months in the Put
namville penal farm was suspended
by Mayor Charnley when Paul
agreed to leave town. He was
found in an alley in the business dis
trict. where he was looking for a
place to sleep. All transients who
apply for lodging here are now be-
ing sent to the penal farm.
Violet Locke of Milford, Is, has
been sent TO the Indiana School for
Girls at Clermont, near indianapolis.
The girl was deserted by her moth
er, resident of Milford, and having
no place to go she tramped about
that vicinity in quest Of food and
shelter. FINELY she was delivered
over to the authorities.
A closed fishing season on bass
and blue gills will go into effect
April 80 and continue until June 16.
During that period IL will be a mis-
demeanor to catch or to have in
possession either of the two kinds
OF fish mentioned. The law was
passed by the last Indiana general
assembly. The penalty is a fine of
unlawfully and TO this may be added
Imprisonment of 10 days in Jail
Ralph D. Jeries OF Nappanee. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Jeries Of
that place. and Miss Delphia X. Cal
lender of Nappanee. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. p. Calender OF Rensse-
laer. were married at St. Joseph,
Mich. by Rev Clark S Wheeler
They will reside in Nappaneee.
The Goshen district executive
board of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society of the NJ. E. church
met at the First NJ. f. church here
an dmade plane for the annual con-
vention OF the organization to be
held in Mishawaka in June. Mrs.
a ]. Gernhart. Mrs. w. b. Christie
phel. Mrs. s. j. Booher and Mrs. A.
L. Shank of Mishawaka were among
those in attendance.
KendallvilIe was selected as the
1922 meeting place by the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. OF the Fort Wayne Presbytery, in
session in the First Presbyterian
church here Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Frank y. Palmer of Winona
Lake was reelected president and
Mrs. Campbell L. Mackey OF Elk
hart and Mrs. S. B. Nichols OF Howe
vice presidents. Mrs. c. Z. Clouse
and Mrs. Paul II. MAIN OF Elkhart,
Mrs s. A. Gunther and Miss Lavon
Frank +. Afford OF Goshen. Miss
Louise Bebb OF W.inona Lake and
Mrs. T. A. Dye CT Warsaw were
elected secretaries.
II is expected that the board Of
commissioners OF Elkhart county
will award contracts for paving four
highways at a cost of about $3.50, 900,
when the body meets in special ses-
sion here Monday. Several weeks
ago bids for these improvements
were opened and tabulated. but all
were rejected, prices being held TO
be too high. Although the Indiana
state highawy commission has ruled
IL will not award any highway con-
tracts until prices for material and
labor are generally reduced. the
board Of commissioners OF Elkhart
county is disposed 10 proceed with a
limited number OF improvements
| Roads now under consideration in