Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 32B, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 October 1920 — Page 3

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Play Square With ~ Your Wife " Some men will pay $250 for a binder and use if a few days a year; 3125 for a planter and use it four days a year; $3OO for a milking machine to save themselves drudgery-and then kick like a bay steer when the wife who works harder than men do so much as mentions buying a range that will lighten her labor and increase her pride in her kitchen. ' Give her a Sanico Rust-Proof - Porcelain Range A range as easy to clean as a china dish, a full size range, a convenient range, a range that is always new, a range with a 25-year guarantee, 2 range that she’ll be proud of. : : Bring herin to see them | Weir & Cowl LIGONIER, INDIANA on 1864 o Phone 67 : 1920 : - e WINCHESTER stor 3

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Guy Hieber is expected home from Chicago today. : Miss Ellen Houser has gone to Ohio 1o visit relatives. - e Mrs. John Biddle has gone to Jonesboro and Gas City teo visit reiatives. Mrs. E G. Thompson has gone to Adrain, Michigan, to visit a brother. G. W. Firestone has gone to Chicago to spend a week visiting bis daughter. J. W. Feldman was over from Fort Wayne one day this week shaking bands with his many friends. . ‘; Calvin Kneckt, of Auburn formerly of Ligonier was in the city Wednesday on business and visiting old friends.

The wedding of Miss Ethel Zim‘merman, of Wawaka, and Mr. Claude ‘Magnuson of Ligonier occurred at Alblon Saturday. , . ' Kendallville has contracted with the Redpath circuit for a chautaqua fin that city next year, to be held some time In August. 1 Senator Harding has now reached the eleventh point of his changing position on the League of Nations and he has several weeks yet to go. The many friends of B. W. Cowley, the veteran merchant, will be pleased to learn that he is rapidly recovering from a severe attack of illness. Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Grubbs of Warsaw were in the city Wednesday caliing on old friends. The family {8 now nicely setttled in their new home.

Attention is called to the advertisement of Walter E. Wolf, of Kimmell, who will sell Big Type Poland China hogs -at the Albion sale Friday, October 22 : - "Adam Baker and daughter Kate, of Wayneshoro, Pa., are here guests of his brother William Baker and family. The Pennsylvanian greatly enjoyed the Bowers speech in democratic headquarters Monday evening. , Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth Bassett were in Chicago this week attending a show at the stock yards. Mr. Bassett expects to have his milk route in operation in Ligonier by the first of November. ;

Mr. and Mrs. Cl#ude Loy entertained at Sunday dimner Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Athinson ,son Lisle and daughter Torrie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loy, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Loy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prough. Noble Co. Girl Married in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. King of Elkhart township announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth E., to Alfred C. Carson at Gillettee, Wyo. The bride has been a teacher in the Wyoming schools for the past two years, and Mr. Carson is a well to do ranéhman and postmaster at Adon, Wyo. WAWAKA WAVELETS ; ‘ (By Mrs. O. W. Dowell.) °

| Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham of Pleasant View entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rose, Elkhart; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Todd and little son Charles, Dr. and Mrs. Howard of Garett, and Mr. and Mrs. Cary Gard and family. A Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Smith entertained for Dr. and Mrs. Howard and two daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Todd, all of Garrett, at their Lake Wawasee cottage this week. Mrs. John Boss entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boss of Circleville, Mich., and a niece Miss Opal Keifer from Ligonier, Sunday. : : ~ The series of meetings to be held for the next two weeks commenced ‘Sunday evening at Cosperville Baptist church. Mrs. Cunningham, evangelist ‘conducted the services, assisted by the ‘Rev. Edrington. Rev and Mrs. Cun‘ningham are here from the Moody Bible institute. Over forty members of the Topeka Baptist church attended in a body Sunday evening. ‘Alfred Duesler, Ligonier boy with the 17th balloon corps, Correga, Philippines, says, “News is what we long for. We recd every scrap of & newspaper we ca: got hold of. News a month old is just pr:ciouz to us. Few Indiana pap-rs tha folks - nd me are read and read by the bo: 5 who never saw Indiana, until there is only scraps left.”" Alfred pleads for letters. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brumbaugh and guest Dan Zimmerman were in Wolcottville Tuesday afternoon. 7

Long, will the Claude E. Bowers speech made in Ligonier Monday evening, linger in the memeories of Elkhart towaship citizens fortunate enough to be of his audience. Some'lhlx one’s thoughts flew back to the @ red school house, to the history class where ihcidentally “each embryo citizen might some day achieve the presidency,” where we worshiped at the shrine of all statesmen hecause “only the good grew great.” The orator's speech made an impression. . i i y ‘1 In Hands of Recelver. | . The Fort Wayne Tire & Rubber company is in the hands of & reeeiver. The concern seems to have been but a stock selling scheme {from the start. The original capital stock was $500,000. The first increase of capital stock was to one millipn and then ‘it was swelled to two and a | half_millions, = Considerable of the stock was sold in Ligonier. ' .+ Louls E. Kraft, secretary of the company in the on for a r is diargot With HARLE e Beorrsrs as to the financial condition of the concern. The Lincoln Trust company 2of Fort Wayne is receiver. =

-WHAT SCHOOLS ARE DOING Lines as Described by Banner's School Re- —— « Importance of Balance. On Friday October the eighth, Mr. Swan, a Y. M. C. A. man of Fort Wayne &ave sn interesting talk on the importance of balance.. He emphasized the importance of this word balance, how few people understood the word if it is understood at all. We know the important part balance has in the physical develppment of our bodies. It Seems strange but it has been found to be an absolute fact, that an athleto s usually below in his studies. This is because of over developed muscle, Physical strength developed, but a lack of mental development. This shows the importance of balance in all things. ; .'As is the case In a boy riding a bicycle, he must be careful to balance himself properly, If not the result is unpleasant. For instance, the sturdy foreigner, who earns his living by hard dafly toll, although his physical development is assured, he s not developed mentally. ] i |

Consclence as Mr. Swan points it out, {s merely a means of balance. It is Nature's method of keeping us balanced equally between right and

Mr. Swan empbaized the emblem of the Y. M. C. A that of a trianglc, Each angle has a meaning and the three meanings are; Spirit, Mind and Body. The Y. M. C. A. stands for the developmerit of all. The gymnastum lopment and the educational classes cussion classes for the spiritual development and the sducational classcs for the mind. Here balance s agaia brought forth, the three development equally, no over development of any one must be allowed. i

- A modern High School is a Y. M. C. A. because it teaches this three fold development and it must be bal‘anced well. . - One handicap to the physical development of boys is cigarette smoking. The effect may not be noticed at once, but eventually it will ruin his physical development. He is not only ruining his own chances of development but is also a detriment to a High School, as his influence will be cast among the other boys. Mr. Swan brought out the difference between a boy indulging in cigarettes and ono who does not. After a strenuous ball game, it takes -the former severcl minutes longer to recuperate than it does the latter. :

The “High Y” Club is using its influence to lessen the per cent of cigarette smokers in the High Schools and maintain the straight, moral, balanced line of the Y. M. C. A. - | e Bernice Starks Library Notes. Sl - During the past month books have been contributed by the following persons: ‘ » Rev. H. W. Thompson, Rev. H. L. Meyer, Miss Mollie Rex, Leonard Selig, Henry Harsh. : A gift of twenty-five dollars was made by a patron who is in sympahty with the work of the public library. New books ready for circulation are: S

-Non Fiction - Life of John Marshall—Beveridge Memoirs of Empress Engenie— Fleury : The Adolescent Girl—Blanchard - The Women Who came in the Mayflower—Marble - ; : Essentials of Sheet Metal Work and drafting—Dougherty How Government Functions in Indiana—Lockridge : , .

"~ Fiction _ Harriet and the Piper—Norris Atlantida—Beniot . The Young Physician—Young The Book of Susan—Dodd The Rescue—Conrad The Valley of Silent Men—Curwood ...The Killer—White . Mrs. Marden—Hitchens : - Enoch . Crane—Smith The Cradle of the Deep—Fisher - A Poor Wise Man—Rinehart ~Diana of the Morrland Juvenile : The Long Labrador Trail—Wallace The Flying Legion—Gallan A West Point Yearling—Malone . Swathy—Butler . ’ . Fighting the Flying Circus—Rickenbacker _ : . Alr Service Boys Flying for France —Beach : | Air Service Boys Over the ‘Lines— Beach : : . The Rover Boys at Colby, Hall—‘Winfleld : - Boy Scouts Air Craft—Victor : The Boy Allies at Luge—Hayes " Happy House—Abbott ‘ . Faith Palmer at Fordyce Hall— Pwmley ; ; ~ Pauls Trip with the Moon—Weaver L....T'fnkly E’efl—cum . > ~_Dorothy Dales Queer Holidays—- {; The Charm of Fine Manners—StarTett : : ~ Aylwyns Friends .

Educators Meet., : County superintendent Goy R. Hall, and superintendent of the Albion schools, were called: to Kendallville afew days ago to meet state superintendent of schools, L. N. Hines, and with superintendent Emons, of the Kendallville schools, to arrange for Noble county’s part in the state wids campaign for better schols—to get Indiana schools from 17th to first place. Superintendents Hall and VanGorder, Emos of Kendallville, Craig of Ligomier, and Guy Favinger of Green township will look after the emmip in Noble county.—New Era. : George Carpentier the heavy weight champion of Europe and ace-of France at Crystal next week, Thursday and mm‘ 3 - F }.‘__u\. A< * >

: , o 4 , et ‘ ‘ N T o, \ ; ; - \‘*m’"-———-:—-:-‘ %%g " . Y 2 N\ Crow-Elkhart Cars Reduced - ~ln price ‘ - Big cut on all makes and styles | . NEWIRICES = 3 passenger 4 cylinder Roadster . - $1295 o S passenger 4 cylinder Touring v 1085 ' 3 passenger 6 cylinder Roadster . 1545 ‘ 5 passenger 6 cylinder Touring . .. 1545 L 4 passenger 4 cylinder Sport ; 1S 4 passenger 6 cylinder Sport . . 1595 . 3 passenger 6 cylinder Coupe oo 2NEh . 7 passenger 6 cylinder Sedan < g 2395 Come in and talk car or call and I will demonstrate the machine you want. See me now for | . - winter storage. = Blazed Trail Garage George W. Woodhouse, Prop. Ligonier, Indiana

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