South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
GOSHEN NEWS

UUOElEN NEWO
More than 500 persons attended
the annual concert given by the pu-
pills OF the Chandler school at the
school Friday night.
Mrs. Laura Fell White. superin-
tendent of Goshen hospital. and Miss
Nancy Rae Schrock Of Goshen. con-
nected with the hospital. attended
the district meeting OF the Indiana
State Nurses association. held at
South Bend Saturday.
Announcement was made Satur-
day Of the marriage OF Herman d.
Sogel Of Fort Wayne, and Miss Hill
da I. Walter OF Napanee. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walters Of
Nappanee, at Hillsdale. Mich. April
~. They will reside in Fort Wayne.
where Mr.. Sogel is employed by the
s. f. Bowser company.
A. c. Ranahan Of near wawaka,
bird admirer. has built two large
martin houses. one containing so
rooms and the other 80.
A valuable dog belonging to Har-
" FOlker and Cletus Long was pol
soned.
Goshen hospital will he open
Thursday afternoon and evening.
May 12-National Hospital day-for
inspection.
William A. Hill has sold his Wat
erford vegetble and fruit farm TO
Charles Friestonc Of Goshen. taking
as part payment a Goshen residence
owned by Mr. Firestone. The Hm
family lived on the farm for II
years
Eighty-seven Eighth street prop
erty owners have signed a petition
asking the board Of public works
to proceed with plans for paving
the thoroughfare from Lincoln av.
to Goshen college. distance Of one
mile. No street pavement has been
laid in Goshen since 1917. when
Seventh st. was paved with asphalt.
1t is also proposed TO pave Crescent
st. and to resurface several West
rumite streets that are in bad con-
dition.
Marriage licenses were granted
here Saturday to Jay o. Barnes OF
South Bend and Mabel Mollenhour
Of Elkhart. and Merle Messner and
Mildred Clark of Nappanee.
Edward Freed. SO. died suddenly
at his home near Stony Point
short distance from Nappanee. Sur
viving are his wife and three sons.
Welcome Strange, son OF Benia-
min Strange of Lapaz. underwent an
operation in Drs. Price hospital.
Goshen high school girls won
honors at the Boys and Girls club
Roundup" of the state held at
Purdue university May So. The
girls sent a demonstra-
ton team consisting Of the Misses /
Olivia Watkins. Bertha Grippe. Mar
jOrie Pease. Louise Grant and Mil
dred Palmer.
The entire Gabriel Grice family.
residing on the John Poder farm.
west Of Goshen. is quarantined for
smallpox.
Mrs. Gorge Sponseller underwent
ain operation in Drs Price hospital. !
for gall stones. Miss
Virginia Bush of South Bend. a |
trained nurse. is in attendance.
Ray Elsea, a Goshen hospital pa /
tent, was discharged and will soon |
TO Chicago.
A class of mutes met at the /
Church Of the Brethren in Nap |
panee Sunday morning. Rev. J. G. |
Collins of Laporte interpreting the |
Sunday school lesson and regular |
Major Henry w Pease OF Goshen |
and Guy Keely. who recently NOV
ed to Goshen from Chicago. have |
organized the Pease-Keely company |
and will operate a tool. die and ma
chine shop. For the present the in
dustry will be located at the plant /
Of the Goshen Rubber and Manufac-
turing company.
A mail container car passed I
Goshen on east bound New
Y ork Central train No. . at 4:Os /
p. m, Saturday.
The case of Jesse NJ. Pugh vs.. I
Winona Assembly and the town OF /
Winona Lake. Ind. in which Judg- /
ment is asked for damages in the /
sum OF S13,470.45. has been venued /
from the Kosciusko circuit court I
in Warsaw 10 the Elkhart circuit /
court here. The plaintiff asserts
that in 1917 his son. Richard. IL, /
became ill and died from effects OF /
drinking contaminated water taken
from a spring on the grounds OF
Winona assembly.
The annual Chamber OF Com /
merce referendum is returnaole /
May II. Benjamin r. /
Deahl is president of the organiza- /
ion. His name will be submitted |
for reelection.
In baseball game on Goshen col
ese grounds Friday. Goshen college |
defeated Defiance. (Ohio) college by |
a score OF 10 >.
A daughter was born 20 Mrs. ana
Mrs. c. E. Mauzy OF New Paris.
Louis A. Mack OF Goshen IS here |
after having been discharged from
A Chicago hospital. following inJur-
les received in an accident in Chlca-
20. where he was employed as
telegraph operator.
Sidewalks on the south side OF
Lincoln av. from Fifth 81. 20 the
New York Central railroad tracks
are being moved TO the curb Inc
A Ford automobile stolen from
Savior Darr OF Goshen for the sec
ond time. while ne was attendins
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