South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
PLYMOUTH.

Coroner Asphalt. accompanied by
Alvin Marsh as clerk. left for Culver
ar one o'clock Saturday TO officially
determine the cause Of Russell
Saines death His report will form
the basis for action by the grand
jury.
The death of Russell Saline. the
Culver man, who was shot by ban
dts who attempted the robbery Of
the Citizens state bank three weeks
ago, makes the charges against the
bandits more serious. These men,
who are imprisoned in the jail here,
will face charges filed today OF
murder in the first degree. This
charge viii be added TO the charge
OF burglary on which they have been
held since the hearing two weeks
ago. All the bandits viii face the
charge of murder, as having a part
in tho holdup in which Saline was
fatally shot In Letter from Cashier
Osborn Of the Culver Exchange bank
TO Judge r.. :. Carr. AIr. Osborn
states that an indications point 10
the capture within a few days. of
Earl wilt, the fifth member of the
gang. who is charged with having
fired the fatal shots. Sentiment Is
said TO be very strong against the
prisoners and the death penalty for
each man is demanded.
Coroner Aspinau has completed
his inquest as to the cause of the
deaths of lola Ernsberger and Eula
Place. the two Bremen girls, killed
in thefrecent auto wreck. The in
quest has been postponed until the
driver. Mr.. Lehr. was able 20 be
present on Friday Mr.. and Mrs.
Lchr drove to Plymouth and Mr..
Lehr gave his testimony of the af-
fair. The report has not yet been
published.
The Tri Kappas of this city met
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Melita Burkett 20 sew for the Mar
shall county hospital They voted
TO buy a glass topped table for the
hospital reception room. They are
also going to buy and make all the
linen supplied for one room
The Silver Star club entertained
forty people Friday evening at the
l. .. -. T.. hall. Fourteen couples
played progressive pedro. Jan. Is
they will entertain again.
Charles Leonard. a resident OF
this city for many years, in the
undertaking business until about
four years ago. died at his home on
Plum ST. Saturday night. He is
widely known in this community
and highly respected and honored.
He has been afflicted with tubercu-
Iosis for the past year or SO. Funer-
M arrangements nave not been an
nOunced.
out of ia pupils undergoing
physical examination i'm the Webster
school of this city. 60 We're under
weight. 1o4 with dental defects, 10
with defective vision, with ade-
noids. % diseased and enlarged ton
sils. GO giving no care 10 teeth. Not
any of these children drink coffee.
Thirteen percent were found 70 have
no defects above mentioned Seven
ty-tNo notices were sent TO parents
advising them of defects found.
The choir OF the NJ. r. church
rendered splendid sacred concert
Sunday evening Miss Laura Boss
directed the music.
Miss Martha Yarick of Argos,
teacher of music I'm the Lapaz schoo
before Christmas. and Mr.. Guy
Thayer LapaZ bank cashier, were
married here Saturday.
Mcsdamcs Roy kanouse, Halle
COREY. kos.iuSe. and Faye GOheen.
of Argos were business callers in
The city Saturday.
The St Thomas Parish guild made
Sgf on their food sale Saturday
The receipts are 20 be given to the
hOsural fund.