South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-26
GOSHEN NEWS

A marriage license was issued on
/, Tuesday to Howard Johnson and
zelda Mary Barton Of Elkhart.
The First Presbyterian church will
improve the grounds of the quarter
block at tfe northwest corner of
Lincoln av. and Sixth ST., formerly
the Laura a. Kindig home. which
was purchased for $1,000.
James Z. Hopkins. "A, Of Colorado
Springs, Colo, formerly hardware
merchant in Goshen, died at his
home. SURVIVING are three sons and
three sisters.
Mrs Alonzo w. Banta, s. died on
Tuesday at her home in Benton, fol-
lowing a second stroke Of paralysis,
suffered last Sunday. She was first
stricken three years ago. Mrs. Ban
Ia had lived in Benton for AZ years.
Surviving are her husband. one son,
one daughter, one brother and three
/ sisters.
I Arthur Cowan, 70, employed as
cabinet maker at the I-X-L Furni-
/ ture Co. plant, died Tuesday in Co
shen hospital. after an illness of one
year. Mr.. Cowan came to Goshen
/ from Lancaster, y. H.. IA years ago.
Surviving are his wife. three daugh-
ters and four stepchildren. The
body will be sent TO Lisbon, y. H,
for bur th.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Treat.
Messenger Boys Of the First
hn1
annual camp in July. TIE place has
not been selected.
Rev. Father James II. Durham of
Gas City, Ind, has been named to
succeed Rev. Err T. Y. Eye as pastor
of St. Johns Catholic church here.
Father Eye will be sent to Lagro,
Wabash county.
The engagement Of Miss Dorothy
June Hazel. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Alvin Hazel, and Mr.. Cliff
ford L. Swanburg of Auburn, Ind.
formerly of Goshen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Swanburg Of Goshen, is
announced. The wedding ceremony
will be performed June %.
d. +. Ohlwine, a Kendallville
merchant, died suddenly of heart
ailment while experimenting cree
ton of a cottage at his summer
home at Long lake.
Howard Ford, charged with in
toxication. was fined 50 and costs
when arraigned before Justice Whis-
Ter.
More than 500 telephones were |
out and all electric light lines were
badly crippled as the result Of cleo |
trical storms Monday and Tuesday. /
The residence of Calvin Rummel was /
struck b ylightning, causing slight /
damage.
The Goshen chamber of commerce |
is conducting a drive for new mem
bers. Eight hundred is the boal.
Miss Margaret Ruba, county /
health nurse. Is conducting a series |
Of hygiene lectures in county schools. /
Suit for $4,000 damages. brought /
against the Big Four railroad by |
Helene Lentz of Milford, was dis |
missed in circuit court here when a /
settlement, the terms Of which are I
not given to the public. was made. /
Miss Lentz was injured more than |
eight years ago. when a Big Four /
excursion train struck the automO- /
bile in which she was riding with .
friends at the Woods crossing, west |
of Goshen. Miss Lucille Freyberger /
Of Goshen was killed in the acct /
dent.
Daniel n. Hartman Of Elkhart /
filed suit in the circuit court against /
Ethel NJ. Hartman. asking divorce. |
They were married April %, 191, /
separating Feb. p, 1921. Hartman /
saws that while he was serving as a /
soldier in France his wife tried to .
divorce him, but that a reconciliation I
was effected before the case came F..
to trial.