South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
BERRIEN COUNTY TO.
SECURE FARM LOANS
County Agricultural Agent
J Announces Formation of
Association.

Special 70 The News Times
NILES. Mich. June 7.-Berren
county Is soon 10 have a Federal
Farm Loan association. according to
an announcement made today by
County Agricultural Agent Simanton,
who has been IN conference with
Frank Coward Of the Federal Farm
association OF ST. Paul.
The form OF loan carried by them
appeals especially TO people who
need TO carry their mortgages for a
number OF years. There is a pro
vision whereby the loans are gradu-
ally reduced, 50 that by merely keep
Ing up the interest for period OF
81 years the entire obligation may
Be paid. The loan can, however be
sntirely paid of az the borrowers
option after FIVE years
Mr. Simanton already has the
names OF number who are DESTROYS
OF Joining such an association, and
others who wish % Join should con-
FER with ar. Simanton as soon as
possible. IN order that their applica-
lions may be presented TO Mr.. Co
ward upon his arrival here the latter
part Of this week.
owing 10 the remodeling of the
high school auditorium. the Glass OF
~ OF the Niles high school viii hold
It's class day exercises Tuesday even
ing at the Methodist Episcopal
rShurch here. The program viii in
ylude singing Of the class song writ
ten by Miss Mae Mari. the reading
Of the class will by Helen Moore
the class history by David Bennett,
and the prophecy by Miss Mari
Special music for the occarion will
be in charge Of Miss Lena Lardner.
school supervisor OF music.
Frank Starlweather has sold his
country home. situated two miles
north OF the city and comprises Is
hcres Of improved land. 10 John
Chapman, 1923 Main St, this city
Mr. and Mrs. Starkweather will leave
b. June for Pasa Robes. California
where the former sheriff viii take
charge Of a pecan grove owned by
his son. Or. Roy Starkweather Of
Goshen. Ind.
The second run Of the Niles Club
khis season will be made on Thurs
dav. June g. when members will
motor 10 Eagle Lake f,r a fishing
motor 10 Eagle Lake To-, fish din
per. The committee IN charge of
the Arrangement. comprising ]. A.
Kerr. A. r. Rahr and r. D. King.
announce that cars win leave the
club house at 1880 o'clock.
Plans for a summer Bible school.
free to the children or the city and
providing for two Kindergarten and
Twelve other grades. have been com
pleted by members OF the Presby
kprian church here. The school.
which Will open on Monday. June
-. will continue in session for three
weeks OF i've DAYS each from $3.50
10 1880 IN the morning. Children,
Bho may enter as young as four
sears of age. VIII he graded and
Taught by school teachers. There
UiU he no tuition charged and text
books will be furnished free. The
text books are so arranged that any
child completing all the grades OF
the school will have a splendid Bibli-
cal education. The Presbyterian
church plans 70 conduct such
kchool during the summer months
OF each year hereafter.
The week-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Beehler Of this city, one Of
twins. died Monday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Web
Der. COS Oak ST. Burial sook place
b. Silver Brook cemetery Tuesday
Afternoon