South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-30
GOSHEN NEWS

Elmer wise and Miss Pearl
Schrock OF Goshen were married
here Monday by Juice Samuel S.
Whistler, jr.
Marriage licenses were ISSUED here
Mon. TO Geo. Vinegar and Frances
Iowna Adams or Elkhart, Russell v.
Whitehead and Dorothy Warstler
of syracuse, Grover G. Bowman of
Goshen and Laura Iffert of Nappa-
nee. Harrison +. Long and Ethel
F1eck of Goshen and Elmer Wise
and Pearl Schrock OF Goshen.
The Fort Wayne Tire and Rubber
co. Of Fort wayne, in which several
residents of Elkhart county own
stock has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy, following q long period OF
financial uncertainty The concern
has assets of $427976.42 and lab
ilities of S246,496.
Roy KIass of Goshen was sent TO
Jail Monday by Judge Drake, who
held him in contemp5 for failure
to pay an allowance to his wife. Alb
bic Klass. who is suing him for di-
vorce. Klass had been ordered TO
pay S25 attorney fees and 81 per
week for support He failed to
make the first payment
A son was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Garman
A son was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy WOhlford
A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hartzler of Mid
dlebury.
John Gravatt of Kendallville, ar
rested for driving an automobile
while he was intoxicated, paid a $54
fine.
Albert Seidel arrested Saturday
night on charge of intoxicauon,
was sentenced TO the Putnamuue
penal farm for $50 days, when ar
raigned before William +. Charm
ley, mayor, Monday
The sixteen township assessors of
Elkhart county and their deputies
met here Monday and were address
ed by James ShowaIter, a memer of
the Indiana state tax commission
The Easter collection at St. James
Episcopal church amounted to $26o.
The egg hunting contest sched-
uled for Court park Monday WAS
postponed until Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. when it. will bc
under direction of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Harrison L. LonE of Milersburs
and Miss Ethel Flick of Goshen,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira FlecS
of this city were married ut the
First Brethren church Monday
evening by Rev. Jacob Arthur Nc
Intrutz
Goshen travelling statesmen who
returned from extended trips report
business as very poor"
Enoch Ely. 70. who died mt lis
home i'm Elkhart. was formerly em-
ployed as timber buyer by the r..
W Walker & Stutz CO., of Goshen.
n. A. Johns died at the Elkhart
county indrmary Sunday.
Anna J. Perry, 90. widow of John
w Perry. died Saturday at the
home or her daughter. Mrs James
EdsaI. following illness of ON,
week of paralysis. Surviving ARE
two daughters and one son.
Members of the Goshen Kiwanis
club viii celebrate JOY Night IN
Moose hall Thursday night. The
James +. Boyer orchestra of Blk
hart. Jee Pugh. a Redpath enter
tainer. the kiwanis Quartet. Neviu
Brett and Paul Harmon, vocaIists
viii be on the program. The Ladies
Aid society of the First Reformed
church will furnish the "eats. D."
a state militia company is being
organized here. Frank T.. Abbott
is captain. Capt. Abbott was am
Instructor in school of fire i'm Ameri-
can training camps during the world
war
Floyd L. Burris. Robert 6. Beck,
Roscoe c. Lehman. Calvin T.. Mad
lem. Milton y. Wysong. Taylor II.
Newall. Kenneth Knox, Charles r.
Montague and Major Henry w.
Pease are to become 22nd. degree
MaSOns at the annual spr.ng COLI
vention to be held at Fort Wayne.
April 12-14.
Trial Of Virgil smith of South
Bend. charged with robbing the
Harold Q. Becker Re-Nu tire shop
here Feb. Z, has been set for
Wednesday I'm the circuit court.
Smith, unable TO furnish $500 bai.
has been in jail since he was arrest
ed when found i'm the rear of the
robbed tire shop as three men
drove away in an automobile. tadlins
with them tires valued mt $500
Helen, seven year-old daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob A. NcInturU.
was severity INJURED Saturday when
struck by am automobile said To-
have been driven by Ralph Paul OF
Roam. Ind At the time of the
accident tho child was crossing a
street near her home, Her head
and face are bruised and cut and
she probably has internal injuries.
Fifty persons attended a Chambe-
OF Commerce luncheon here Monday
when A w NcKeand Of Terre
Haute. Ind. delivered an address
in support Of the man
ager form of government.