South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-24
BUCHANAN

cal comedy produced Hr She Bs-
chanan high school pupils. at fle
Clark thratrr 90 Thursday evening.
was one ~ the bose home talent ate
fractions ever given hero Errrr
scat lu the thratrr was taken and
quite a few bought standing room.
The beautiful Jararese stage sett.rg
ard costumes JOINT ar Oriental at-
mosphorc 90 tho r-aE which made
Gttlrr back ground Tho rrIrr.-
pal characters rendered their parts
l1 faI..ess manner. the choruses
were Frfrntidlv sung. tnc dauceiuc
very attractive The hI-a school orr
chestra furnished the music which
added much % the production. Miss
Ruth Rcpine. who dirested the play.
is receiving many congratulations
Tor her ability ln selection W talent
and bringing out each part iu such
a SPLENDID manner
The American Legion dance given
on Friday evening in Eouch's Hall
was well attended and "a fine time Isl
reported The VIII Thomas Melody
Boys Orchestra. OF Kalamazoo.
made a great hit and their new
friends are hoping 90 hear them
again soon
Mesdames Jack Bishop. Hattie
Blake and Maud Peel, entertained "a
large number Of friends 80 500 on
Friday evening The home of Mrs
Bishop was decorated i0 tine Irish
greer shamrocks and even tho bare
ney stone itself was there 90 add 20
good luck. Prizes were awarded.
Mrs. @. u Kent Airs Herbert Roe
and Mrs T. j. White
A large delegation from Three
Oaks attended the musical comedy
Miss Cherry Blossom at the
Clark theater on Thursday evening
Mrs. II. Potts Of Kalamazoo. has
been spending tho last week with
her daughter Miss Jane Potts 70
the Emery Rough home on Lake ST.
Mrs. Lette Cox has rented hor
home on J.. Fourth ST.. 10 TT. O.. Yer
iil. Mrs Cox left Saturday for
Grand Rapids. where she win visit
at the home o. her son. FREQ Full
ton
Mrs. IT. . Weaver spent Thurs
day an The home Of her sister in
South Bend.
Mrs. Frank Steiner Of South Bend
spent Saturday with friends i'm Blu
chanan
The new village officers were
sworn IN on Thursday evening at
the council rooms Appointments
will be made at the first meeting in
April A special meeting has been
called for Tuesday evening. March
21st
Miss Mabeue Roe who has gone
20 Modesto. Calf. 10 make her
homo with her daughter, Mrs. Adj
die Blake Remington
A novel and brilliant musical
comedy. entitled "Katcha-Koo". Will
be given under the auspices of the
Buchanan Eugh School Athletic As
ISOLATION az the Clark theater on
April z and S. The leading dram
attic and musical talent of Buchan-
an is TO appear IN the various roles.
An experienced professional diroc-
tor viii attend to the correct stage
Ing OF the play, special scenery and
costumes
Little Buddy" DaIeuberS. two
and one-half year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard DaIeuberE. mar
rowly escaped drowning ore day
last week. The family lives near
the mill race and in playing ON the
bridge at Smith ST.. Buddy" fell ir
the race which Is quite deep at that
place. The little body had hOated
down one block before neighbors
were notified through "a little play
mate Of Buddy Pauline Topaz Mrs
Coultas rescued the near lreless lit
tie body and carried 30 60 the home
cf John Dimeut Arthur Newsoue
rendered first aid by getting water
out OF the child's lungs. working his
arms and pressing his ribs to induce
breathing. DIR. r. IT, Snowden was
called and when he arrived the boy
was beginning TO gasp. but ln other
respects had the appearance OF be.
Ing dead. Work was continued foi
over two hours before he was fun,
restored Mrs. Dalenlerr saws tina.
on the next morning Buddy was ur
and playins in q perfectly, norma
condition. Mrs Dalenbere's father
and brother. Ben. and Leo anna
belle, were drowned about six year.
ago at New Buffalo.
An unoccup.ed house owned br
John Ru1y0n in the Eurkhart adj
dition, was burned 20 tho croun,
early Thursday morning The nous,
was not insured. The fire depart
ment was called. but ,ouII not saw
the building
Clarence Peck. Of Sawyer. spen
Thursday az the Charles B:shoi
home
The Sterling Male Quartet VIII b
at the Clark theater on Monda,
evening. This viii DE the las. mum
Der Of the lecture course put on p,
the 80 Club.
T. T. Campbell left Monday on
business trip 90 PitsburE.
Mrs T. l.. Richards spent las
week in Chicago at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. ed Benedict.
Miss Amy Lyons is recoverf-.
from her recent operation NO tn
Clark hospital
Miss Thelma Chu5= who is at
tending school at Kalamazoo nor
NAL spent the week-end az +b
home OF her parents. air. and Mrs
T. %. Chuds.
The ao club met Monday afterrrr