South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-01
GOSHEN NEWS

/ ALLAAs w. OAEu W
at the Elkhart county infirmary.
Surviving him is one sister, Mrs
Israel Flory. of Milford.
A son was born Wednesday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Amos.
Members OF the Jersey Cattle
count are arranging for a picnic
count, are arringrng for a picnic
TO be held in the office Of County
Agricultural Agent Merritt L.
Shearer, Saturday. June 4.
A class OF Is persons was given
the NJ NJ. degree by Goshen lodge
No. II, f. & A. NJ, Tuesday. Dele
cations from South Bend. Nap
panee. Elkhart, Mishawaka and
Lagrange were here.
Andrew Ednie, ~, died Wednes-
lay at his residence here after an
Illness OF two weeks. For 80 years
&c had been blind. Mr.. Ednie was
'3rn in Scotland and came to Am
RIGA 40 years ago. He organized
lie Goshen Buggy Top company.
Surviving is one son, Clark Ednie.
/ Harry Lung, of Syracuse. and his
wife, Violet Lung, were found gull
/ ~ on a charge Of using fish nets
when tried Wednesday. They paid
fines. Lee Lung, OF Syracuse, n
brother of Harry Lung. was ac-
Quilted on similar charge.
Arrangements for the annual
Elkhart county schools commence
ment are being made The class
viii consist OF more than 200 stu
dents. Exercises will be held in the
/ jefferson theater here early in
| June.
Rev. Virgil c. Finnell, field d.
rector of religious education for the
/ Church of the Brethren, will be a
/ speaker at the annual convention
Of the Elkhart county Sunday
school convention to be held in Co
shen, April 19, 90, 21.
Thomas W. Roach. So, died at the
home of his son, Elmer Roach, near
Benton. He had been a resident Of
! Elkhart county for many years.
Surviving are four sons.
A marriage license was issued
here Wednesday to Archie Roy
Lynn, of Elkhart, and Helen Emile
Abraham, of St Joseph. Mich.
The roof of Trinity Lutheran par
sonage here was damaged by fire
/ Wednesday afternoon. Defective
wiring caused the blaze.
Dale e. Fletcher. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben D. Fletcher, Of Cleve-
land township, died Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Reed. of Goshen.
won the silver medal in the w. c.
T. u. county institute at Nap
panee.
Chief of Police Rigney, of this
city. at the request of authorities
at Gary, conducted a search here
| for relatives Of Miss Gladys Cook,
who is very i'll in a Gary hospital.
Mrs. c. Miller. sister, was found.
Goshen college is ranked fifth in
the Indiana intercollegiate Debat-
ing league. composed of II colleges.
Notre Dame heads the list.
A charge of having received
tstolen automobile blankets, brought
aginst John II. Llewellyn, owner of
| the Chicago news agency here. was
| dismissed in circuit court Wednes-
day. 1t has been pending for sew
eral weeks. Llewellyn said he re-
ceived the blankets from former
carrier boys and that he did not
know they were stolen.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James SPOTS Wednesday
A son was born Wednesday 20
| Mr. and Mrs. Ivan OFT, of Solomon's
! Creek.
In circuit court Wednesday the
Mier State bank, of Ligonier, was
given judgment against James Po,-
lock in suit for foreclosure of real
estate mortgage.
The case of the state against
Harley Poffley, former vaudeville
actor and cafe owner, charged with
violation of the liquor law, has
/ been set for trial in circuit court
next Tuesday.