South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
PLYMOUTH


Misses Eva Webster and Rather
Inc Moore left Monday for Indl1o-
Apolis 10 attend the short course "a
D Home Economics which IS given at
the state fair Tt is a two weeks
course The fair viii be held next
wcok
Charles and Julia Ruth Leonard
arc spending a Few days ln Adrian.
Mich. with their father. Ralph
Leonard
NJ and Mrs. Oliver Chase return
e. to their home in Chicago after
spending a Few weeks with Mrs. r..
A Chase and daughter. Estella.
Ms Te-ne Thompson OF Eau
Claire Wis left for her home sun
day evening. after spending a few
days with M and Mrs. W. g. Tank.
Mrs john letters returned from
o fev daya' visit IN South Bend with
her sister. Mrs. Henry Heinzlman.
q new postomce building is In
prospect for Plymouth. The post
master. Fred ID. Price has been au-
thorized 70 receive proposals until
Sept - fer the furnishing OF such
building as viii Do required for
this purpose. The present office IS
too small for the work done in this
city. and "A more convenient place IS
desired.
j r. Myers. Of West township. has
u chased the Candy Kitchen from
J. W Washburn and has taken pos
session
The new High school building viii
cost more than was expected. and
the board OF education has asked
the citizens Of Plymouth 20 finance,
Temporarily the new heating plant
which viii cost about $4,000. sam
Tomlinson. the president OF the
y CommerciaI club. has taken the
y matter in charge and citizens VIII
Be asked 90 make loans 20 the
school board for five years, receiv-
ing one-ffth each year until paid
This will enable the board to- go
ahead with the original plans.
Misses Lulu and Mary Mccoy re-
turned Sunday afternoon from a
two weeks trip through the east.
4 very serious accident occurred
near Hibbard Sunday afternoon
when a new Oakland car driven by
Leo Wennerstrom. the foreman OF
the Culver Academy farm, ran into
the hub guard of the big cu,vert
Bouth of the Nickel Plate crossing.
Charles Hallberg, a seven-year-oid
neighbor boy who was i'm the car.
was killed and his 16-year-old sister
was very badly hurt Nels Peterson
also was seriously hurt They were
taken 20 the Culver hospital. Win
injuries.
Mrs Walter Dickinson and daugh-
ter. Mary. have returned to their
home in YOnkers, y. Y, after spend
ing some time with relatives in
this city.
Donald Bame. who was seriously
hurt in an automobile accident over
a week ago. is much improved He
has been brought from the hospital
an North Manchester 10 his home in
this city, and is able TO say few
words. and Tuesday he walked
across the room. Mrs Bame is also
improving.
a double wedding was performed
Monday by Rev. o. II. Martin of
the Methodist church, the couples
\ being Victor Shanks. Plymouth.
and Miss Ethel X Hines, Bour-
bon. and william IT, Rankin and
Helen Rantz. both OF Plymouth
The ceremony was performed at
the Methodist parsonage. after
which the parties LETT for brief
honeymoon trip.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Jacohy re-
turned TO Chicago after spending a
few DAYS az the old home east or
the city. Ralph Jacoby held a ss--
last week. and he and his sister. Ma
BILE. are leaving the farm. and viii
60 into other lines OF work.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Williams or
Fort Wayne are spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Slayter
Mrs Esther May OF CrawfordsviN e
returned 10 her home Monday after
visiting Few DAYS with her sister.
HRS Arthur Thomson ~ their pet
~ lake home.
Miss Hazel Verm'Lon Miss Min
NE Swindeu and VI So Hazel Red
dick are attending the teachers I'M
s.itute On South Bend this week. as
they vii teach I'm the schools of
that city during the coming year
Mrs. John Southworth and daugh-
ter. Virginia. are spending a few
DAYS with friends IN Ind Annapolis
NIrs Ada Long OF Porter Ind
has been spending some time with
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