South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 184, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 July 1915 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1915.

MISHAWAKA

PUBLIC UTILITY GO. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Meeting Held in Mayor's ChamberMotion Adopted to Reduce Board of Directors to Five Members. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Mishawaka Public Utilities Co. was held Friday evening in Mayor Gaylor's chambers at the city hall. E. A. Jernegan took the chair in the absence of W. B. Hosford, who is attending the Panama exposition at San Francisco. Following a report submitted by E. V. Bingham, a motion was made and adopted to discontinue the board of directors, composed of nine members, and to elect a hoard to be composed of only live members in the future. The following were the live directors elected: Vincent Brnnner. Charles h'ldlich. J G. Pbcrhart. E. A. Jernegan and W. B. Hosford. Following the stockholders' meeting a session of the directors was convened and tho officers for the ensuing year elected a follows: V. II. Hosford. president; F. O. Kberhart, vice president; M. W. Mix, treasurer, ajid John J. Sehindler, secretary. According to the report of Treasurer Mix. $21,000 of the original $100,000 bond issue has been paid off and, deducting the $10,000 worth of unsold bonds leaves outstanding bonds to amount of $1 3,0 00. It. was agreed by motion to give the board of directors the power to dispose of the unsold bonds, to tho best, interests of the city. The organization of the Public Utilities Co., some 15 years ago, is responsible for Mishawnka's modern municipal departments, such as water works, including both the old plant and the splendid new plant, which will be opened in about 10 days, the fire and police protection and the city hall structure. Previous to the time of tho organization of the Public Utilities Co. Mishawaka's need for the above mentioned departments and the

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city hall building was becoming most ; apparent. Unable to linance the i.n- ; provements a number of public spirit-i ed men of the city organized and in- i corooratd and took over tne city s i indebtedneA making all thin? Fible. pos NO SERVICES SUNDAY AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Xo services will be held at St. Paul's Upis opal church on Sunday excepting the Sundav school, w hich wili ber held nt 10 o'clock. The postponement of tho corvice is due to a slight illness of Kev. L. C. Powers. Saturday. lie was taken ill IJOMF. (iUOYi: The Home drove Mrs. Peter Hesch's DKILL CLl'H. Drill club met home, 4 1o at Grove st.. Friday mgni. , nusines.s session was neui uunnp wnien tnej captain called for a drill practice to! be held Tuesday night at the Orchestra hall. A two course luncheon and music by Miss Mabel Hesch were enjoyable features of the eveniny. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Klla Krantz. Short st. CIVINCi AWAY SAVINGS HANKS. With its usual enterprise the Mish awaka Trust & Savings Co. is giving! away neat and attractive pocket savings banks for small coins. These are being generously distributed throughout the city and will doubtless tend to cultivate the habit of thrift among the younger people. MAKHIi:i AT KKCTOHY. James Johnson and Miss Kuth McClure, were united in marriage Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the St. Joseph's Catholic rectory by the Itev. Dean L. A. Moench. Mr. Johnson is the foreman of the felt department of the Misiiawaka Woolen Mfg. Co. Miss McClure is the daughter of Mrs. Julia McClure. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will reside on , Jefferson st., MisnawaKa. VISITING AT CHICAGO. Mayor Ralph W .Gaylor and family left Saturday afternoon for a several days' visit with relatives and friends at Chicago. They will return after the fifth. All barber shops of Mishawaka will close Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Advt.

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Telephone Ycur Items to The riews-Timcs 123 b. Main Street Bell 10; Home 113 APRCQT TURPP QTR AMHFR JJJn ' " , " 'J " fU FOR STEALING CHICKENS Three nun. v in Mishawaka, thought to be strangers were arrested Saturday morning on the south side of the river charged with stealing two chickens l'Ph st. TheYhkkcns wenVsafd to have been stolen Saturday morning and attempts made to dispose of them in local saloons. The men were arraigned Saturday afternoon before Judge Feig in the city court. Mrs. Chark-n Vinson of S. Smith st. was brought into court Saturday charged with provocation. It was alleged that .she was provoked a neighbor woman. Mrs. Vinson entered a plea of not guilty and the case was continued until Wednesday morning. STEALS HITCHING POST: DEVELOPS KLEPTOMANIA! For the second time within the past few weeks the hitching post opposite the C. L. Ostrander photographic studio has been stolen. Between midnight Friday and Saturday morning it was taken from the pavement into which it had been solidly plastered. The matter was put into the hands of tlie ponce rstiuruay morning and an arrest is expected before night. Suspicion is directed towards a young man who, it is said, has developed kleptomania, his pilferings being tonlined mostly to bird cages ind hitching posts. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS: NUNER IN CHICAGO A meeting of the Mishawaka board of school education was held Friday evening at the Mishawaka high school bulldinsr. Rusiness of a routine na ture was transacted. No matter of importance came up for more than 'discussion as Sunt. Nuner was unable to be present. Supt. Nuner at the present time is attending summer school at the University of Chicago. "Sips Of The End" Subject Sunday Night at Tabernacle, Nrner Park and Cedar Sts. ALL A III : WFXCOMi :. THE NORTH SIDE TRUST & SAVINGS CO. PAYS 0 ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Money deposited before July 12th draws 4 interest from Julv 1st. Light the I Want a

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PARCEL SHOWER FOR BARBARA ROPPELT Mrs. P. U Ilorrstman and Mi?? Mary Ilocrstman delightfully entertained a number of lady friends Friday evening at the home of the former, sit!

U. Fourth st. The affair was in nature of a parcel shower and was in honor of Miss Barbara Boppelt. who will be married to Paul Hums July 7. The interior of the Hoerstman residence was artistically decorated with rose, lilies and ferns. Musical selections were the main feature of the entertainment. (Janus and contests were also enjoyed. In the bean contests, the first favor was awarded to Miss. Anna Hums, while Miss Iloppelt secured the consolation awards. In the guessing contest the lirst favor was won by Miss Kunie Weinkauf. and the second prize by Miss Catherine Weinkauf. The bride-elect was the recipient of a number of useful presents. Luncheon was served, covers being laid for 16 guests. sixthks pkhmit. I. eon Halleart, contractor, secured a building permit at the ollice of the city clerk Saturday morning for Ilosie Van De Putte, for the construction of a brick structure two stories high on YV . Eighth st. The estimated cost of the structure is placed at $1,500. MISHAWAKA PKKSON'AI.s. Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Roy and son, J. Roy. Lincoln highway W.. left Saturday noon for Chicago, where they will spend several weeks. Clyde Karnes will motor to Chicago Sunday where he will spend the holiday. Miss Ceorgie Pier, will spend the Fourth and Mondaya in Chicago. Pernard Hoerstmann, sr., 110 P. Joseph st., and daughter Rolina left Saturday for Lowell. Ind., where they will visit with the formers' son Kev. Henry Hoerstmann. Mr. and Mrs. John Stillwell left Saturday for Akron. O., where they will spend several wcc'kb visiting with their dauaghtcr. Mrs. John A. Rishel. Mrs. Se.gris; and Miss Hazel Van Plair. K. Fourth st., arc visiting in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Kie, mith st., are in North Judson, Ind., where they are the guests of the formers' brother Rev. A. C. Van Pie. Mr. and Mrs. G. A- Maurer and son Iewellyn will return this evening from NEW HOUSi: with one or more acres of ground, adbnning the city limits for sale on reasonable terms. Call Home phone or fJl. WAXTUD Competent laundress, 1-2 day a week. Inquire of TOG V. Joseph st. Home phone tiy9. FOUND Hunch of keys on north side. owner may have same by paying for this ad. Apply News-Times office. FOR SALK Bungalow, 222 Indiana av. Easv monthly payments. Home phone lo'js. South liend. WHY pay SO cents per hundred for lire insurance when you can get it for 50 cents? U F. Burke, S20 17th st., Kiver Bark. FOll .SALE House and lot, at 117 N. Hill st. Modern conveniences, li. E. Perkins, exr.. .10 4 E. Lincoln highWay. Home phone 20 C. FOR SALE Oil RENT A fine manu facturing plant, good brick buildings. 33,000 square feet floor space, steam heated, well-lighted, operated by never falling water powrer, located on New York Central Lines and Grand Trunk. John J. Sehindler. Agent, Miohawnka. Ind. FINCH & SPRAGUE Undertaker Ambulance Service MLshawalLa. 202 N. Main Street ttoth Phones 100.

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at Klin-j lake. George Miller. William McKnbt. Jajnes Polrs and George Pyrkit. auat Diamond lake, where they will oy a several days outing. Irwin Fischmann. of Mishiwaka Woolen Manufacturing companys office, is enjoying his vacation. Mr. Fischmann left Saturday for Chicago, where he will spend a few days and then go to San Francisco, and other California points. Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Leach and Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Wilson and daughter Jane will motor to Chicago today, where they will ypend the Fourth, returning to Mishawaka on Monday evening. Peter I'. Steketee and son Nelis P. of Muskegon. Mich., were visitors in Mishawaka Friday night, havlr.f? motored from the Michigan city here enroute to Indianapolis. The former is a brother of Henry J. Steketee of the local staff of the Tribune. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fleck will spend the Fourth at Lake of the Wood. Dr. Ivan E. Smith will leave this afternoon for Iluntinpton, Ind., where he will spend several days with his parents. A partv composed of Byrd White, Will Wi-is. Jay Filer, Clint Elier and Mr. Scott and Mr. Gordy of Elkhart will spend the Fourth at Dewdrop inn. Eagle point, returning Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beroth, Mrs. V. Besinger and son Aloys, and Miss Mamie Scheibelhood leave this morning on a two weeks' motor trip to Ictroit and Toledo, where they will visit relatives and friends. Miss Myrna Holmes, S21 E. Rattell st.. will spend the Fourth in Goshen with friends. MISHAWAKACHURCHES 11 rt Prrbyterlan, romer of Lincoln highway mid lnlon sts. Morning frervke nt 11 :(o o'clock and evening service at 7:30. Special musle at both services. Hlble school meets ct 9:30 a. m., II. J. Kteketee. up-rin ten dent Graded leon f!ow the adult classes. C. E. mrets at 6:15 p. m. Midweek prajer sendee Thursday evening at 7:C0. At the morning sendees Ir. F. N. Palmer of Winona. Ind., -will deliver the address. His snbje-t will be 'The Wonders of the Ten Commandments." At 4 o'clock Ir. I'alrier will conduct a Mackhoard talk on "The Life of Peter." Tuere will be no evening1 services. First CbrL..an Twe united Sunday school and church services from 9::W to 11:20 a. m. ( E. McColhira, M7 W. Third nt., supt. E. K. Van Winkle, ts'JS 11. Third st., pastor. A class for everyone. Junior C. E. at 3 p. m. Senior C. E. f:43. Invitations also extended to strangers to attend the:-e services. Volunteer study class each Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetlug Thursday, 7:30 d. m. The morning sendees will he of n patriotic nature. A special program will be taken part hi by the Sundav sdiool and hu rrh. A big men's chorus vdll bo a feature of this strvie. The ehureh will be decorated in keeping with the T.av. The subj-ct will be "The Saloon vs. Intriotism." The subject of the evening services will be "Peace." A meeting of the Volunteer study class will be h-ld Tuesday evening at 7:'i0 o'clock. I"irt HaptUt. W. Joseph and Main sts. Kev. E. E. Mi'uiflpr, pastor. Sunday school 9:ir. Aleck WIcklzer, superintendent. P.iotherhood Pdble class, taught by pastor. Classes for all ages at 11 a. m. .Morning service at 11 a. in. Evening services, 7 :". It. V. P. I'. at :1.". Midweek prayer Fcrvices. Thursday, 7:,") p. ;n. "Soul Liberty" will be the subject for the morning services. Communion will be served. At the evening sendees the second sermon n the series of "Men of the ItlMe" v ill be iriven. The subject will le "The Absent Man and What He Missed." There will bo special music. Methodist Memorial Church Kev. Dr. Lorcn M. Edwards, pastor. Corner of Church and nird stx. Sunday school at y-AU. Morning worship at 11 oVlock. Epworth league at 0:1a. Evenln;; services at 7:.".0. 'ihursday evening prayer service nad 7:30 o'clock. KnglUli Lutheran Chunk, corner of Seventh and Main sts. Kev. E. K. Enters, pastor. Sunday f--hool 0:3o. Luther W. Lawrence, superintendent. William Albert, essistaut superintendent. Mornii g services 10:4.". Evening services 7 :30. Luther meeting 0:30 p. ni. The morning subject will be on St. Peter, 3-11. The subject will he on A ts r,::U-42. A meeting1 of the Teachers' training class will be held on Friday evening. Iramanafl liaptlst Tahfrnaclr. corner of (Jrove and Ann sts. Sunday school. 9:43, Claries Moon, superintendent. Preaching "Sips Of The End" Subject Sunday Night at Talernaelc, corner Park and Cedar Sts. ALT; AUK WKLCOMi:.

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st 11 a ni. br Hot. P. E. Cochran. It. Y. P. i;.. Z:i:. Evening sTvkei 7:00. Tlie Fair Mi-!onnry to the M.:.mii World." will Is- tLe subje.-t f.r tlo nirning services. I'cr the evening the subject will be "Shinlnjr by lnxy." bt. Peter's (irrrr.an Luthrraj Kranfelirnl church, corner of Church sad Fourth sts. llcv. Otto Truk, pastor. KiicliH'i Sunday sclund at 0:10. English erviv lo a. in. A c ongrejratlonal meeting will ! held following the regular morning service. 1 ree 3Iethodit Prrachiug at Elver Park rhurch. 7:r,0. Sunday school '.::-). Mape Miller, supt. Class meeting 10:. .harles KSgley, leader. Y. P. meeting .I o'clock. Homes Sb'knfoose, leader l'rencbing service. 7 oYl-vk. by Pnt-r E. S .Tenulngs. Thursday evening prayer meeting st the parsonage: leader. Led Ic;or.g. Class meiting at 7:30. Charles -Clgley. leader. St. Paul's Epitcopai. corner Cedar snd Lincoln way E. Kev. L. Hoger. rector. Holy Eucharist. 7:30. Sur.d.nj school. 10 Holy Eucharist and kenuon. 11. Vespers and sermuu at T:30. St. Andrew Grrman Evanfrllcal, faIn and Third sts. Kev. M. Eoffenej. pastor. Preaching service nt p. m. lint Church of th Evangelical Asocla tlon. Elizabeth anil lirove sts. Hv. D. V. Fpangler. pastor; residence. 2 Elizabeth ft. Sunday school. 9:45. Junior Y. P. A., 6 pm. Y. 1. A., C:Z0 p. m. Eveuiug servjce. 7:."0. E-t MUhawaka Sunds.r School Rt C :.10 a. rn. In the tlernhart cottace. Everybody ls cordially invited to ovine and make the school a succcm. Good music. Assembly of God, 103 Lincoln way wett, e-?ond Coor. Moniins. 10: evcninfi, 7. luedays and Thursdays. 7:C0. International IJlhle fludrnts' A.sucltIo'i, M?ccatee hall. over. Vimt Nationi:! banc. Main and LIucoln waj west. Lecture Sunday at 3 p. in. Bible study at 4. All vvelcc me. Shlloh Mission. 207 n. Josepti st. Sunday school, 2:30. Preaching. 3:30 and 7:30 I'earl Shady, uer. St. Ilavo's Catholic, West and Seventh its. Itev. A. Schoekaert. rector. Eirjt mass, 7:00. High mass 0 :"0. Baptism. 1 p. ni. Instructions p. m. St. Joseph' Cathono, corner Mill and Third sts. Kev. Dean L. A. Moench. rector. Iter. Charles Schosl. assistant. Residence, 225 S. Mill st. First mass at o'clock. Low mass, 7:30. Children's mass. S:30. High mass. 10, with benediction. Salvation Army Ensign Hart. Meetings in the new tabernacle at the corner of Spring and First sts. Sunday school at U:30 a. m. : morning service at 10:rX): young people's meeting at 0:00 p. m. and evening services . t 7o0. Evangelical and Medical Tabernaele. Park av. and Cedar st. Sunday at IT :Tl Miss Sims will interest the children. At .".:".' Mr. Cleveland will conduct a Pdble study for all. At 7:l-"i p. in. Evangelist Lauda will preaeh n usual. His subject will be "The Signs of the End."

PATRIOTIC SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY A patriotic service will be held on Sunday morning at 10:43 o'clock in the St. Paul's Memorial Methodist Episcopal church. Norman Eddy Post, Xo. r79. G. A. U., the Autcn Post, No. 8, i. A. It., the United Spanish War Veterans. Harry O. Perkins Camp, Xo. 2.". will attend in a body. Members also will be present from the Sons of Veterans and William McKinloy camp. No. 5S. The sermoii and music will be suitable for the occasion. The pastor. Dr. James E, Gardiner, will speak on tho subect, "Freedom and Its Cost." The choir will sing "Thy Way Not Mine," by Foot; a male quartet will render "Tenting on the old Camp Ground"; a tenor solo will he sung by Karl W. Koor. "My Soul is Athirst" and the congregation will join in singing "My Country 'Tis of Thee" and Republic." "The Battle Hymn of the SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT GIVEN AT HOWARD PARK Sunday evening's band roncert will be played at Howard park beginning at 7:20 sharp. An appropriate program has been arranged for the occasion to commemorate the day. The usual order of the program has been changed as no overture is listed, this number being supplemented by Tobani's Hungarian Fantasia. A novelty to bo presented is an Indian march, composed and arranged by a genuine Indian. The Indian march has considerable merit and is carried in the repertoire of all tho prominent professional bands in the count r. The complete program March, Stars and Stripes follows: Forever. . Sousa 1 . . . .Tobani . . .St. Clair , . . . . Dvorak I'antasie, Hungarian Xo Waltz. Vie de Hoheme. Ojius 101, Ilumoresque. Patrol, American Dal bey Selection, Chocolate Soldier ... Strauss Indian .March eler.iek Medley, Southern Melodies. . . . Heeler l'eix Trot, Pick a Chicken. . . Kauffman Finale, America.. Fred I'.lbel, Conductor. ENTER SMALL ESTATES Sprout Property Valued at .S2.7.o Hreit Itate Small. The will f lionise Sj)rout. who l i 1 on May L'l in Mishawaka, was admitted to probate Saturday. The estate is valued at $2.7.",o and is h it to .,ne daughter. John Sehindler qualified as executor. A small estate left bv Peter F. P.reit. who lied on Jime ll at Mishawaka. was aln admittol to proJtate. OLTVl'It Pi:ITY SHOP ( ILWfil.S IIAXls. A deal was closed this we. k when by the Ilairdressing and Manicuring Parlors of the Oliver Hotel were transferred to Miss PatT and Mr.--. Stahr. proprietors of the Comfort Shop In the J. M. S. Pldg. The same high-class work that has made th Comfort Shop so popular will be rendered to tho patrons of the Oliver Shop. Advt. CASK IS IUSMISSFP. Po'oert McXeal. ."1" S. IVbd'As st.. who for the p.i?t sevei-al weeks ha'-5 faced charges of child desertion ir city court, was discharged Sat ui'.la morning. It was proven r the .satisfaction of the coi-rt that ho had ndeavored to proide for his famil'. Mrs. EfTie McNeal v:a- complaining witness. MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, A OrU'.nH for f rilinett C'nitirnlioii. II r n dnclit, Momnrh Trouble. Trlliin HIorilf r. ari I) - v t r n -:n!. T.-.t Ttrojit uj I !' i 4 ' ' A ' r : : ;. - -.i . "Sips Of The End' Subject Simlay Nilit :it Taln-r-nacle, corner Park aiitl Cedar M. Ai.ii ahi: wplco.mi:.

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Hoosiers and Crickets Will Clash in Third Engagement Sunday Travelers Here for Double Bill Monday. Vallindiruham and Hauser will the pitching opponents at .pringbrook Sunday afternoon when the llousicrs and the Crickets meet in their tin il clas-h of the lirst season. The Iattl Creek band broke up the Hnosier winning streak Friday by defeating tho champions in a short liattb. lut Koehler's crew was hoping today to even up the game. with the visitors. On Monday the ex-Elint club will make its appearance on the loral lot under the leadership of Eddie Wheeler. The one-time Autos are now playing their games on the road under the title of Travelers. The schedule calls for two games Monday afternoon. 1M Smith has announced that the ir.C'3 will start nt - o'clock. Imdermilk and Hill will pitch for the Hoosiers. POLISH YOUNG PEOPLE FORM NEWCIVIC CLUB V. G. Manning, city controller, and E. M. Hammerschmidt. chairman of the municipal recreation committee, were the principal speakers at a meeting of 1J5 young Polish people at the Sample portable school Fridav night, when the Warsaw Civic olu' was organized. The new club will have charge of the Sample school playgrounds, in connection with which there arc juvenile athletics clubs, two junior indoor baseball team;, four volley ball teams and a number of ladies' athletic clubs. All of these clubs were organized through the efforts of Mis Eosa Krause, supervisor of the playgrounds. The grounds will be equipped next week with several types of children'? apparatus. The following officers were elected: Sylvester K. Krzyzaniak. president; John Kella. Joseph ' r.erho wski. William Swartz. P.ertha Porowska and Gertrude Wroblewska. vice president?: William Pulaski, secretary and treasurer. Walter J. Kusharski. Melvin Niemier. John lVlIa. Jost ph Przeslwoi and John Xowiski were appointed t" draw up a constitution and by-laws The next meeting will be held Tuesday evening. FAIR COMMITTEE TO LET CONTRACT FOR STANDS A meeting of the St. Joseph 'oiint Fair committee will be held Sunda? morning at the Oliver hotel when sev. eral matters of importance relative t the first fair in September will be disposed of. Among them will be tl. letting of contracts for the race tradgrand stand and for the live stoel stalls anil horse paddoeks. According to Pn-s't Abe Frank plan: now contemplate ll' stalls for hors-: that are expected to come into tour for the races. It is probable Mr. FranV ieliees, that this numler will hav to be increased .-recording to advano report:; of race horse men to enter. The premium lists for live sto k aiu produce exhibitions will also be ap proved by the committee as will tin prize list to he hung up in the racing events. DEATHS. WILLIAM II KOliniN'S. William P. Kold.jns. ."3 years old lO.'o Hue st.. died Friday niht afte; an illness of thre months. He .suf 1'ercd from an abcess on his head Survi'ing him are his wife, his father John lioi.ins. .ne daughter. I-ttlo X Ilobins. two st p-ons, Jessie (I. aiiC Hoy richer, a half-brother. Fred Uohbins. I : aim.ndab'. Mich., two sisters Mrs. J. S. Schooner of Lans:ng. Mich., and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Holland. Mich. ! Hobbies was born in Iir.sing. Mich., l-ei. ... is,. lie iias oeen a reident of South Ib-nd for 10 years. Funeral sarvios will c held from the residence Tuesday morning at in o'clock. K". Ce' il I'ratikli-i ot!'cir'ting. Purial will be in Mt. Pb"-ar:t e.noj P ry. ! pobbins as a member of bale ."o. 1 1". I-C. T. M. i.i :o. . ; Ki) ini:. Leo X. Card, 27, yeaiy old. Gton township, dbal Saturday morning after a nine weeks' il'nes." f Comidi 'atior.s. He was born F j. '.. 1 S '.4 in Green township. Surv'inir him ai" fniir si-'ers. Mis. p. Kuhn of Mi-ha wa U-.i . l.uella, i; rn.i.btt.- aii.i Porothy at lir.rtie. ai.d one biath r. Andrew, at Kiver Park. Card was a number of SI. JohnV soebty of St. Mary's church and of the .-"t. Jt'.-cjili alby 'iai.:. BAKER iFcHATRMlhl OF C0U.NTY COMMITTEE Ceorge A. I5aker. ''v- I'ort.m' av., ! S'cretarv of the Northern Indiana Historical . i-ty, w.is !iti:i-d Satur!ay that In- has -'a apjunteil -hair-riitin of St. Jos. p'a county to appo-r.t , a conunitt'-e , o assist ia celebrating i Indiana's eer.t-'-r r.i 'l. P.aker p "!'" i hi anj-ointnu r.t frm the Indian.'t j hi-to!ieal ('ii)i)'!iiovi"n wl; ieh i : fosterim: I'm.' eJe;. ration of i!u- state's j 1 oith bii .: i ;. . Fury (ourity in tp.e "-'at" js to parj tii ip tte i;i t)e' state ,. Me eele' .ration, i .i oiiiij'.'.iv. iii' the , a n n u 1 1 r-1 n i i t of i I h'- appirt!:r nt of .Mr. P tk r is a bulletin arrying ;e-t;.r.s that j may followed in .i .-iMn.' ). day in St. Joseph co ;n'y. i N'o datf- has as y ! ! n an'Ki'.liiivJ . for th' e ie! rat ict. j (.i:nts two moi:ci. I ,Iuii:: Ford grat.tI a divr-e Stturd.i' i::ornin to Anna I"'.-czy fr'ui I mwzo I)n-(7.y f.n the -roiu.ds of r.onsuju'ort. A !io:i- was al ranted i to Michael Menha:t tr.:n Agnei Mrrvhart. I. . o. I . All bj-otiurs of Kobert I Hum lod? are requested to mot at th.e hall or Sunday. 1 p. m. harj. to attend th ' fun -ral of Brother Wdf Kaejierr. F- .rdr .f Paul S iNt. XobU i C t ar.d. Aiht 1 Ciial lie Fhapiin at Spt in-brool ' p.irK everv nisht this '.u.-c Yvl