South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 360, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 December 1920 — Page 9

SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1920. Mishawaka General News jj CENTURY THEATER . Sat. Sun. P

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TO INVESTIGATE FOOTBALL GAME

Athletic Board of Control Will Take Up Mishawaka South Bend Game.

The football game in the championsip series between Mishawaka and South Bend high schools at Springbrook, Nov. 20, and won by the former is to be investigated by the board of control of athletics of Northern Indiana which is composed of the principals of the high schools of the state. Those of Mishawaka and South Bend have been requested to appear before this board to give their views regarding the controversy which developed in connection with the game, It is understood that the letter written to The News-Times by Donald B Smith, and published a few days after the game and which received favorable editorial comment, will form the basis of the investigation. Mr. Smith's handling of the situation was that of a football expert, and his letter was widely quoted.

AN.VOUNTi: WKDDING. Mr. and Mr. Martin G. Hosmar, of Columbia City, have announced the marriage of their daughter Mar-

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Mishawaka. The ceremony place Dec. 15.

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I wish to thank the Royal Neighbors, auxiliary of St. Paul's church and relatives and friends for the beautiful gifts of flowers and fruit sent to me during my illness at St. Joseph's hospital. Mrs. Lulu Wambach. Advt. - 24t1.

MARRIED THURSDAY EVENING. Ernest Miller and Kathryn L. Whitehead, both of Elkhart, were married Thursday evening at the Evangelical parsonage by Rev. E. E. Evans. Fred Baughman of Kendallville acted as best man and Miss Gladys Foraker of Elkhart was bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will reside in Elkhart where the groom is employed as a draughtsman in one of the factories.

WEDDINGS. Ivo Swift and Mrs. May Stutzman both of this city were married in Michigan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Young, N. Cedar st. Charles Burwhistle and Miss Marie Dunkleberger were married recently.

VAUDEVILLE AMD PICTURES DONT MISS OUR CHRISTMAS MATINEE

FOUR MUSICAL ill!

A Croup of Charming Girls Splendid Muiicians and Singcri

MILO VAGGI & CO. A Clever Couple Novelty Juggling An Artiitic Act

WILL & GLADYS AHERN Good Dancing Rapid Fire TalkPoping and Bag Punching

HERE FROM DETROIT. Miss Genevieve Mahank and James Coleman of Detroit, are spending the Christmas holidays with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. August Mahank, 518 W. Fourth st.

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REAL ESTATE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC

FOR your generous share in the growth of our Company, for your helpful co-operation and for numerous courtesies we thank you sincerely. That you may be blessed with happiness this Christmas tide and with the best things in the world Friendship, Health and Prosperity, .during 1921 and all succeeding years is our earnest wish. A. J. & J. W. Schindler, Mishawaka In Our New Home, 112 Lincoln Way East.

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. JHE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE NEW WEST END STATE BANK Extend to you the Greetings of the holiday season and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous and Happy New Year. We wish to thank the people of Mishawaka for the liberal support given this new financial institution and hope for an even greater support in 1921. M. W. MIX, President. STANLEY STEELE, Cashier.

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Extend to you their Cordial Greetings and wish for each of you Good Health, Happiness and Prosperity During the Coming Year

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