Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 16A, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 June 1921 — Page 4

W. H. WIGTON _ 1 aille Atiiomay-at-law -‘ Office in Zimmerman Block _LIGUN[ER, IND. 7 CHARLES V. INKS AND SON : Dealer in] : ' Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, Building Stone ornar Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER Dr. C. D.Lane Zimmerman Block, Ligonier FFICE HOURS: - 9:00 te 12 1:00 to3:00 7:00 to 8:00 , , Office 107 Telephone Res, 27 PSS E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer % Dates can be made at Weaver’s Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phone Noe. 65. e Auctione uctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere : Phone 16000 Q Ligonier - Indiana

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¢ s : ANNUAL REPORT : : The 14th annual report of the F. M. Cyclone Co. of Noble County for year ending June Ist. 1921. : . : MEMBERSHIP _ Membership June st 1020 . oet BB Membership dune Ist. 21 . . ... ovl e 692 CAPITAL = ; Am® In force June 18t 1920 oot . 380000000 Am’t writlen during year ... ... ... '5150,000.00 Am’t cancelled and expired ... 125,000.00 25,000.00 Amt In force dnne Ist 1921 . ... 3826.000.00 ‘ RECEIPES , Cosh on hand June 18E 1020 ii i 38158 CASh seeured from IOBNS .. ... i i s e 95000 Cash gecured Irom AsseBBIIBNL ..........iiiiinaniismsnisbaiiin 2483 YT CREh TOMB] JOP WeRY il io, 90A35 23 ; ‘ © DISBURSEMENT Loss Pald on windmills ... i iinn o 8 32185 $OBB DG o 0 OWEINER ... . h e 29T Los paid on barn and out bldgs. ... 279.03 Loane Redeamed ... ...l s 850,00 . \ Interest on ONN .2 kT 10096 o Salaries of Oflesrs ... . . oL 419.45 j Miscellaneous and job WOTK ...........cecimsmanis - DT,52. Balance on hand June st 1921 .l i 12801 N : : R : ' ; : $3435.33 $3435.33 Rate of assessment for 1920 ..........cccvevvviiveereiinenn. 30 cents per $lOO.OO Average rate for life of company ............. 14.86 per $lOO.OO ; ! . Respectfully yours, : - "R. J. STEWART, Sec'y. The 29th annual report of the C. B. Branch of the F. M. F. I Co,, of Noble County for year ending June 1921. T : : MEMBERSHIP Membership June 15t 1920 0. 0i ) Membership June Ist. 1021, .. e B e CAPITAL L e Amt in fores June Ist 1920 . i namniaumiisianas 3112200.00 Am’t cancelled and eXPired ..........cacomsencess $312000.00 ° - Am’t written this year 81100.00 - 230900.00 . At in foree Jume IBt 1921 (.. il e 34R1800.0D ‘ . RECEIPTS [N e Cash on hand dune dst, 1920 ... .i . B 3RO 56 Cash secured Trom JOans . o...ioviiiimnsneins 5830000, Cash secured from assessment ..., 3986.93 $7086.93 Gash tolal fOF POAT ... . i i S T3B 4Y ; __ - DISBURSEMENT loss by Hea BRII i IBROO LOSB DY HBRIRING BRIA ..o i 272300 ei LOANS rodennield DA oo iiiiiiniiin St 810000 - Intarest on BRI Pald ... oiiivaeiin san s 16856 T Salarien of officers pald ... b 29370 ; Miscellaneous and job work paid .....ccceveveirivenas 32.90 L DOYRIE i e e e : 33.27 Lo : $7471.16 $7471.16 Rate of assessment for 1920 ..........cc.ccccieniiiernnnn. 70 cents per $lOO.OO Average rate for life of company ................ 24 6-29 cents per $lOO.OO o : Respectfully yours, ~'~ b G R. J. STEWART, Sec’y. ‘ o _The 7th annual report of the C. A. Branch of the F. M., F. 1. Co., of Noble county for the ending June Ist, 1921. . sy ; ; , : '~ MEMBERSHIP e : Mombership June 1. 1920 . loiiciinianiin sieabiini naaiens 3993 Mehershin Junb lat 1921 .. e T Am’t ju force June Ist. 1920 ..c.cciiiusmiiinimminninns $5,800,000.00 Am't written during year ..., $1300,000.00 - - . Am’t cancelled and expired ... 600,000.00 760,070.00

Rt In foree June let 1021 . ... iiinimimimamiiinines $6,800,000.00 : : RECEIPTS ioh i Opsh ol hand Junsie 18t 1020 . ... niiiivinainiavsinsivisie NODO 3NN POO Troml 10808 (. iciviiniiniiimaninns i i 3265000 -~ Cash rec’d from assessment .......occuommmimmmiommnsinon. - 10285.87 RN IOIRL TOF YOBE il ibimiiiibnininiisoniombmaianin 51203687 A DISBURSEMENT : 008 By Bire DAI .iveiiiiiiiiisioiniimiinidiameiin it §4482:07 : eßy HEning DBI ..o i miviaiibiieni, 2158841 s ; RS POUBBIMIEHL ..o inimiicimpiins it [ 88100,00 : INTOrent on 10808 DRI ......oiiiiinvmivinni wisismneni . 31050 A Bniarion of offlcars Pald ... iuiiniimrini BISTT S ' Miscellaneous and job work paid .........wew.. 18932 o : NS dnnie IBt 1931 bit D9BB - = o o o $12835.87 $12935.87 Rate asgessment 1920 .......comimsmisineinnnas 16 cents per $lOO.OO Average rate for life COMPANY .....ccovrivismmscinsssnenns 16 3-7 ‘por $lOO.OO . .. . . Bepediliyyouss, - . DR e o o - A DTEWART, Bee'y, s e s

' - B Jood " kind of printing that I m dlvfdndl is the : . Pale, muddy, poorly erranged . printed matter is worse than | e et 1 s s is often . the quality of your m&n«y : 5 l; inferior ];;int:n‘ glm.fi-: A pression of cheapness the . is hard to overcome, while % sood printing carrieswith e . esirablesuggestionofquality. : We produce only Quality s Printing. Whether you want ‘ - an inexpensive handbill or & A letterhead in colors, if you 8 order it from us you will be i sure of getting good work. 5 We have the equipment and - 8 the ‘‘know how’’.that énables o utoietoutreal‘l’ytood print- . ing—printing thst impresses g robplawiththcgood taste of ‘ 3 ts users, That is the only # . kind of printing that Accurately and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses . replaced. Mrs. L. P. Wineburg

Miles Davis a Shipshewapa school teacher, has smallpox. ; Samuel Gowdy spent Sunday at the Richmond sanitorium. . The Topeka Chautauqua will open Sunday June 19 and continue for three days. - , The family of Wilson Hite was entertained Sunday at the Charles Vance home. ; : R Simon Cramer, aged 72, died at Albion. He had resided in Noble county since 1874.- ' : ; - Adaliza Biddle has purchased of Charles Haney Allen part of out lot 12, Ligonier. G : Sol Meyer,the Chicago cigar manu'ing on old friends. He was formerly located in Goshen. 3 AL s 5 Miss Jeannette Fuller of Goshen, was a guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lepird. L The next meeting of group one of the state bankers association will be ‘held in Angola in 1922, . :

Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 14, is Flag Day and will be.celebrated all over the United States. = : A new Masonic temple will be constructed at Auburn this year costing between $30,000 and $40,000. ‘ The open season for bass and blue gill fishing will start Thi"x‘rsday,_mox;n—ing at 12.01 o’clock June 16. % Cromwell is to have a tennis court for the pleasure of the general public. Ligonier has two fine courts. Clay Blosser, of Butte, Cal, who had spent a week here with *Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Snyder returned ho}me. - Hiss Helen Jeanneret who had been teaching school at Sturgis, Mich., is home to spend her summer vacation. ~ Alva Knapp has changed his residence address from 2208 S. Patterson street to 3917 Peters street, Sioux City lowa. L ‘ : eST et Leo Varier, of Warsaw was drowned Thursday while diving in Winona lake. He leaves a young wife. to ‘mourn. . Ernest West colored night watchman at the Central Garage in Elkhart, was stuck up and relieved of $3O good dollars. | : : : ' S I e O NSO iy p ~ An ice cream social will be held at Burr Oak church Thursday evening, June 16, to which everybody is cordially invited. S o | Desken Ott and Orlo Chiddister with their families atended the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ott at Solomons Creek. : : S B § The Cromwell Chautauqua dates will be July 22, 23, 24 and 25. Theses-. sion will open Friday evening and close Monday evening.

Howard Williams of North Manchester ‘was elected superinténdent of the Wabash county: schools His election came on the 281st ballot. s et ———— : D. R. C. Hall a dentist of Kendallville has left thatc ity with his family for Pretoria, Africa where they will make their future home. - A number of the Ligonier American Legion boys went to Kendallville Sunday and attended the military funeral there of an overseas soldier., - Mrs. Adam Aumsbaugh of Cromwell underwent an operation for cancer of the breast at Elkhart General hospital last week. She is recovering nicely. The body of Glyndon Haller a soldier who died oversease was buried Sunday at Kendallville with military honors. The Kendallville post American Legion had charge of the burial. i 5 000 ¢ 12 E. D. Mclntire o f the Hawpatch and sister Mrs. Retta Parrot of Oreville, Ohio spent Tuesday afternoon as guests of Mr. and Mrs, O. W. Dowell of Fairview. e - Miss Henritta Schloss will graduate Friday from a Milwaukee seminary. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Schloss. Miss Rose Selig had been her guest for a week. v Clerks men, women over 17, for Postal Mail service. $l2O month. Experience unnescessary. For free particulars pof examinations write R. Terry, (former Civil Service examiner) 1401 Continental Bldg. Washington, D. O LR e e iBRt

' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gard and family and Clinton Gard were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ' Builer and daughter, Mrs. Wihelm, near Kimmell, Elsie May is the name of Mrs. Wilhelmn’s little daughter born a week ago. : Edmund Park son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Park of Kendallville will be a2mnong the graduates at thej University ¢! Pennsylvania at the annual com-menc-ment exercises to be held next Wednesday. The young man will tour Burope this summer., ' | Millions hza: laughed at Sid Smith’s great comics, Andy and Min in the moovies and newspapers but local showgoers will have an opportunity of} meeting the famous ™musters face to face when the Gumps apnear here in theirbig rainproof tent th 2've. “Henpecked Andy” is a riot of c¢lean fun, music-and dancing. Bring the jamily, Popular prices. Coming on Holm’s Show Ground Saturday June 18,

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

Tribute to His Memory. ° Bowed down in grief because.of the death of our beloved brother, Isaac D. Straus, we are yet able to glean a measure of joy’ from the lessons which we might ‘learn if we will heed the story of his character and life.

It is given to but few men, to so live in the brief span of fifty-one years, that the impress of ideals should be felt not only 'in the community where they lived but throughout the entire state. It is therefore, fitting and proper, that Ligonier Lodge, No. 298, 1. O. B. B. do spread upon its records a lasting memorial to the memory of this splendid citizen, the charitable and earnest Jew and devoted. brother in Israel, who has passed from his sphere of usefulness in the material world to his eternal reward which awaits himn beyond : o Therefore, be it resolved’ that the charter of our lodge be draped in honor of his memory, that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon our records and published in the Ligonier papers and that a copy be submitted to the bereaved family. : ‘ Signed Leon R Wertheimer 4 AR Mier ‘ I. M. Baum

: Death of George McFall ! George McFall 17 son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFall of Syracuse died at the home of his parents Saturday morning of injuries received when he fell while roller skating at Blosser park, south of Goshen a week ago Sunday afternoon. Ever since the accident the condition of the patient has been soc ritical that death was expected -momentarily. : ‘ : NEWS NOTES Miss Margaret Swigert of Goshen i sa guest of Miss Betty Kegg. Mesdames Maurice Hess and Mae Carney motored to Fort Wayne. Cleo Burkhart leff Saturday for a two weeks visit in Reading, Mich.. James Slattery and Frank Reith went to Goshen to spend Sunday with relatives. - . -’ Miss Thala ‘Ramsby came from Mishawaka and spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. William Deßrular and daughter Maxine spent Sunday with Brimfield friends. [an : ‘ ~. Mrs. *J. R. Masters will leave soon for Cincinnati where she will visit relatives. - : : «Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schlotterback, son Leon and family spent the day Sunday at Diamond lake. : oy Mr. and Mrs. Delano Oliver and daughter were over from Goshen. to visit Ligonier friends." Dr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff of Detroit are the guests of his mother Mrs. Eleanor Woodruff. e Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fields of Elkhart spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jackson. ¢ Mrs. C. W. Deatrick who had been here with Mrs. Melvin Mahler for a week returned to Elkhart. Miss Marian Earl, of LaPorte, attended the wedding Sunday of her cousin, Miss Ruth Smith. Mr. and Mrs. F. A Trittipoo and children of Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stiffner. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hire, of Souih Bend, were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Hire. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culver and little son - came Sunday from Elkhart and visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culyer. . ‘ |

Miss Dorothy Haller who had been attending Ohio ‘university at Columbus arrived home Saturday evening for her summer vacation. Dr. and Mrs. Shobe motored to Greencastle Tuesday and were present when their niece Miss Eagles gradua ted from DePauw. : “Henpecked Andy” is the title of the big tent theatre success ‘which the famous Gump family will bring here 'soon.. See Andy and Min alive. - Mrs. Hutchison and her daughter ‘Mrs. Buschell who underwent opera‘tions in a Washington, D. C. hospital the other day are both getting along finely. _ , i The funeral of Ruth T. Mier will be ‘held from the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rose Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, ‘ . Representative Hoffman has printed copies of the 13 proposed amendments to the state constitution which he will furnish voters on application as long as they last. . . Miss Wilma Dickinson, who clerks in the store of E. Jacobs & Co., was taken ill this afternoon and was removed'to her home in an automobile by her father LaVant Dickinson. ; - World funniest comedians best jazz. singers and dancers are coming here with the Gumps and will show in one of the finest tent theatres in America. You’ll laugh till you’re blue in the face. - : | Mrs. Louis Daniels entertained at übridge‘ Wednesday evening a few of the friends of her sister-in-law Mrs. Ike Baum of Ligonier, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Dan Daniel for the past week. Mrs. Baum was the recipient of a dainty guest prize—Columbis City Post, .= - - : Judge Hile of the Elkhart superior court, has-not yet rendéred his decision on the petition of patrons for an injunction against the Indiana & Michigan Electric company to prevent the inauguration of new service rates granted by the state utilities commission, Ee e

A reward for tie arrest of Harry Rowe, young farmer of near Corunna, who disappeared last Friday, leaving debts amounting to more than $lO,OOO. Rowe had borrowed sums of money, ranging from $2OO to $l,OOO, and left behind many worthless notes and checks. The court has beenm

asked to appoint a receiver. Rowe is said to have had a fairly large income from his farm in addition to the money he borrowed, and no one he knows what become of the money .as he made practically no payments on his farm or the personal propetry he bad purchased.. - .~ =~ .

Sl O blteßry. William W. Slater was born near Bucklin, Ohio, June 26, 1859. When a young boy his parents moved to Indiana west of Ligonier and there he grew to manhood and in *he year of 1883 he was united in marriage to Electa Long, to this union was born two children a son E. R. Slater of this city and Mrs. Delta Walters of Buffalo New York. Mr. Slater suffered for over a year till his dismise came June 2, 1921, . He leaves a wife two children, two grandchildren, one sister and one brother and a lot of friends to mourn his departure. .~ v ; Card of Thanks. We wish to thank one and all for what they did in the sickness and death of our husband and father. ~Mrs. William Slater - - Mrs. Delta Walfers. - - E. R. Slater. :

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To Neglect Your Skin Is To Forfeit Your Beauty. We have engaged Mrs. Belle Prentiss of Boston, the well known Toilet Goods Specialist to call on a number of ladies in Ligonier each day this wéek, to give free massage and individual help and advice on the care of the skin. This is an exceptional opportunity for one week only, step into the store or phone us we’ll do the rest. Understand Mrs. Prentiss massage and advice arefree. = | ‘ - _ o £ = : : ‘ : Griffith Drug Store The Rexall Store -