South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
Country Personals
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH
The 1S-year-old son OF stephen
| Heckaman. OF Bremen. was brought
10 the county jail early morning. to
be held there until papers can be
filed for insanity, afer which he viii
be taken 20 LOngcliffe for treatment.
The physician who examined him
said he thought with proper treat
ment. he would recover.
Marriage licenses: Rev. sylvester
Ware and Georgia Johnson, both OF
Culver: Fred Morrow Of South Bend
and Velma Loeffer Plymouth; Mel
vim Wisler. Lapaz. and Altha Myers,
Lapaz; Harrison Heckaman. Bour-
, bon, and Ruth Nacomber. Bremen;
, Jacob Schuch, Bremen, and Freda
Ringgenberg. Bourbon.
Rev. Sylvester Ware and Georgia
Johnson. both Of Culver were mar
ried by Rev o. T. Martin at the
county clerks Office Monday morn
| ing. Rev. Ware is a colored pastor
! at Culver.
Mrs. Glenn Underwood, after a
! two days illness. was taken TO the
} Marshall County Hospital on Satur-
| day evening and operated on for ap-
! peadicitis. She is reported as rest
, ing comfortably.
, The Plymouth Athletics complete
: ly outclassed he South Bend Motor
Wheel team Sunday afternoon. win
ming by a score OF 10 to 3. This was
5 the locals third victory.
The Young Peoples division Of
| the Marshall county Sunday schools
8 will hold a picnic dinner at Culver
, on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
= DR.. Eden Porter, accompanied by
3 friends, motored from their home in
5 Noblesville TO spend the week end
e with DR. Porter's parents, Mr.. and
e Mrs. Alva Porter.
2 Harold Mead. of South Bend, was
4 in Plymouth Monday on business.
Q The funeral Of Wayne Rankin,
Saturdays lightning victim. was held
( at the home at $3.50 o'clock Monday
afternoon. the services being in
= charge of Rev. Appleman. Wayne
D was Is years old and was at work
= for the summer with the State High
S way company on the roads In this
5 county. When the thunder storm
: came up on Saturday. some OF the
n boys took refuge under tree which
= was nailed to a wire fence. The
= lightning struck the wire. instantly
1 killing Wayne, and stunning the 9TH
I er young men who were with him.
d His death is a loss TO the community,
as Wayne was a very promising
y sturdy. clean boy. a friend TO all who
$ knew him Besides his parents, Mr.
9 and Mrs. c. r. Rankin. he leaves one
young sister, Katherine.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Cooke left for
y New York Saturday, where they Will
. remain indefinitely.
Sheriff Franklin took two men 10
: Jail Friday, on account of unsound
: mind. holland Guise. who lives with
. his parents southwest Of Lapaz. and
is about 80 years old, has been Ill
. for some months, though not dan
; gerously. Friday morning. however
{ he ran after his parents and sister
threatening 20 kill them. The sher-
: if was called and took him in GUS
= toby He will later be taken away
: for treatment. The other case was
: a man who gave his name as John
- Dovelg. OF Youngstown, o. His un-
j. usual action aroused suspicion and
the sheriff was called to take him
!, Dovelg claims that he has wife and
. two children in Poland, and send:
: them money when he Is working
: The officers seem 10 be in doubt a:
i to whether he is insane or ignorant
Z and are trying TO get in touch witt
: some one who knows the man.
Mrs. Chase and daughter, Estella
have returned from Hillsdale, Mich.
= where they were called a few day.
= ago on account of the death OF
= Mary Chase, sister OF the late r. a
y Chase.
Jacob Bender. who has been livins
at the county farm for few months
>, died on Friday morning. He ha!
= been i'll for several weeks. and wa
IS years old. He leaves brother
= Sam, and one sister, Mrs. Jesse Bow
4 lin, north OF Bourbon. The funera
q was held on Saturday. with buria
! at oak Hill.
Miss Tyra Bell Harris returned 4
10 Plymouth, after spending severa
% days with her cousin. Miss Tyr'
n Ruth. of Chicago.
- Mrs. Frank Kellison and children
. left for Cornell. N Y, to visit Kel
J. lison's mother.
P Mrs. Homer Love, Sophia st, lef
,e for Philadelphia to remain a weel
i with friends.
"a Frank Cullison and family ar
W spending a few days at Pretty Lake
: having rented the Matthew cottage
10 Electric lights are now being in
stalled at Pretty lake. The work be
"a gan Thursday. the line being brough
j. from the south.
~ Fred Tea, who was arrested
IS ITippecanoe while operating still
- was arraigned before Justice Canaan
IS and pleaded guilty TO having a still
Y. and manufacturing whisky, and ais
lg having liquor in his possession VIII
e the intention OF selling II. Being un
= able 10 give bond for $500 for eacl
IS offense. he was taken back 10 jail Z
rs await the bond. or TO remain unit
the September term OF court.
W. A Ostrander Will be in III
e county Monday 20 inspect wheat an
N rye fields for certiicatiOn. Prot
Of IOstrander is the head OF the Soil
IN and Crops Department OF Purdue
lg land comes here in the interests o
d the Indiana Grain Growers Associ
re alton 20 pass upon the fields, and as
re certain whether or not they can b
r certified.
We The American Legion AuNliar
2 wet with Mrs. Lloyd Morris at Prett
= = - r,~s5er About On rara Drps