South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-19
GOSHEN NEWS

UUOIlEN NEHO
George Maiden, William Hoover
and Alvin Haney. Goshen residents,
were arrested by Frank Knisely. mo-
torcycle oIf,cer. as they came into
Goshen from EIkhart in an automo-
bile Pleading guilty to charges
OF intoxication. each was assessed
SIS in the court Of S. S. Whistler.
George Palladium. jr.. of Elk
hart, is in the Elkhart county jail
here. unable 20 get $500 bond. Phil
labaum Is charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
The annual meeting Of the Sugar
Grove Cemetery association was
held at Sugar Grove church. north
west Of Goschen. Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kisler Tuesday morning.
Mrs Elizabeth Gilmer. formerly OF
Nappanee, died at the home Of her
granddaughter. Mrs. W. w. Ash in
Elkhart Tuesday. The body will be
sent TO Findlay. Ohio, FOR burial.
Mrs. Alicia Barnes Of Elkhart, for
seven years public Librarian in Au-
burn. has resigned.
Dan OLeary. 81. world famous
pedestrian, will give an exhibition
OF walking at City park next Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The senior class of Goshen high
school held a banquet at the Alder
man hotel Monday night. with MEM
bers OF the faculty and members Of
the board Of education and their
families as guests.
The Goshen Housing Corporation,
organized two years ago TO erect
houses here and relieve the general
shortage of homes situation, has
been dissolved.
Holdings of Woodson V. Z. Mes
sick OF Goshen and his wife. Carrie
Wagar- Baker Messick Of Cleveland
Heights. Ohio, i'm the Art Novelty
company here are being appraised
and will be sold through order OF
court. made on petition of Mrs.
Messick The Messicks control the
stock Of the piano bench manufac-
turing concern.
Goshen retail merchants have
voted 10 close their stores each
Thursday afternoon during June.
July ard August.
The body Of Glen Leroy Ganger Of
EIkhart. who died in France Sept
Is. 1915 Of pneumonia, is being re-
turned 10 Elkhart for burial
LLOYD Staub and Elmer Blakesly,
who are serving sentences in Jeffer-
sonviI- reformatory. following their
conviction on q charge Of stealing
Is chickens from the Walter earn
farm near Bristol. testified against
sidney Hines, who is being tried IN
the superior court on a charge of
having been accomplish in the theft.
Staub ard Blakesiy were returned
10 Jacksonville Tuesday.
Jacob @. Wenger. %. prominent
retired farmer. OF Wakarusa died
Monday in Fletcher sanitarium. Ind
Annapolis. OF blood clot on the brain.
Funeral services were held at Vel
low Greek church. Harrison town
ship. Wednesday morning. Surviv-
ing Mr.. wenger are his wife one
son. two daughters. two brothers
and one sister.
Orrin b. Weaver has resumed his
QuAAtS a. NNE@Aa N~.-+e3 So v - "a e-t
der Charles l. Kinney.
Members OF the board OF review
will meet here Juae ?.
Four soldiers. walking from De-
troit. Mich. 20 san Francisco, Calf.
passed through Goshen.
Goshen Post No so. American Le-
eion. will engage in extending relief
10 worthy poor. The post Will par
ticipate in regular Memorial day
exercises here May so, cooperating
with Howell Post No. 90, G. A. r.
Forty members OF the post attended
q meeting which was addressed by
Rev. DR.. Harry Curtin Hartman. pas
tor OF the First NJ. K. church.
John ". Hanan OF Lagrange,
United states district judge in the
Panama Canal Zone. Is spending his
vacation at his Lagrange home
Detailed arrangements for organ
fzation OF a headquarters COMPANY
Indiana National Guard IN Goshen
have been completed. An officer
viii come here from Indianapolis
next week and swear in the men.
The L. l. Koen cigar store ia Lig-
onler and the c. Y. Inks pool room
and cigar store az Wolf Lake were
robbed Thieves secured stock and
cash 10 the value OF $50 az Wolf
Lake.
The body OF Jennie Ratlift Of War
saw. 20. widow OF Franklin Ratiin
OF Goshen, was brought here We'd
nesday FOR burial in Oak Ridge
cemetery. Mrs. Ratlif was fatally
injured when she was struck by an
automobile in Warsaw driven by
Ross sitter or Silver Lake. Mrs. Rat