Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 13B, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 May 1922 — Page 3

Interest Rates Reduced ~ to Borrowers @

Effective Monday, May 15, our rates of interest to borrowers were substantially . el Our aim always has been to offer the maximum aid to the community, and especially to retain the lead in benefiting the farmers. o - 'We are glad to take the initial step in giving our patrons and friends the benefit of improved conditions in the money market. @~ e ‘

BUTTERMILK POINT Amusement Park Wawasee Lake opens for the season . MAY 28, 1922 Come one come all bring the kiddies we will make it pleasant for you i Boating, Fishing Bathing, Dancing MOORE’S ORCHESTRA and Universal Entertainers of Indianapelis have been engaged for the season, Dﬁncing Every Evening Except Monday

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O.A.Billman Aermotor Auto Oiled -~ Wind Mill Oiled only once a yr. Gas Engines, Tanks, Pumps - and Pipes Water supply systems, : Well supplies and - well drilling ; Phone 333 _Ligonier, Ind.

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Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $135,000.00

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HERE AND THEEKS

Dr. Black reports the arrival of sons at"the homes of Virl Conrad and Elzie Firestone. i o Dr. George A. Whippey; of Goshen called on old acquaintances in Ligonier Ttuesday. i ‘ Willard Moore has f'esigned his position at the American Cafe and taken one with the H. 1. P. Co. ' . Another meeting wil soon be held to further plans for the Harvest JuPark September 4 Labor Day. Miss Alice Weil of Chicago is spending the week with Miss Adelle Schloss at the beautiful Jonas Schloss home. ‘ ' i : Mrs. Samuel Frame and daughter Alva of LaGrange spent the day Wednesday with. Mry and Mrs. Cash Couts. ! All indications point to a big fruit crop in Indiana this yeatr. C. R. Stansbury says all fruit trees .are loaded down. . Irvin Jacobs is on an eastern business trip for the Straus Bros. Co, and will visit New oYrk City, Boston and other cities. E With favorable weather the farmers wtll soon have their crops all planted. The constant rain delayed the plant. ing of field crops. . = - - Mrs. A.. N. Wertheimer is expected home from St. Louis, Mo., in a day or two where she was called by the illness of her mother. 2 Mrs. Hostettler wife of the well known LaGrange physician is in. this city this week visiting at the Walter Robinson home. Lid ' Former Mayor Henoch arrived home Wednesday morning from a business trip to Indianapolis for the Ligonier Refrigerator company. L : William and Henry Hire Tuesday while repainting their boat at Wawa~ see fished long enough to pull in 40 nice red eyes and perch. : ~ Don’t miss seeing the most beauti}ful woman in the world will appear at the Lyric theatre in _“Queen of Sheba” May 30, 31 and Junel. James W. Smith has engaged Con: tractor Ed Compton to place a new front in his business block occupied by the Kahn Shirt Factory. . i M:i. and Mrs. Jess Kern and son James arrived' from New C(Carlisle Wednesday called to Churubusco to attend the funeral of a relative. Mrs. Fred Burkhart and son Cleo, Mrs. Louis Sisterhen and daughter Helen and Adrian Biddle motored to South Bend Monday and spent the day withh friends, © @, 1 ~ City Mail Carrier Lauis Sisterhen is to take a week’s vacation and his substitute Edgar Sack. will be on duty. In the meantime Dale Earl will take Sack’s place on the ice wagon.

Hile is Punished.

Chan Hile pleaded guilty in the Noble circuit court to violation of the prohibition law was fined $lOO and sentenced to six months in jail but the jail sentence was suspended pending good behavior. ' :

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Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Shobe, John H. Green and Odell Oldfather were Goshen visitors Monday. : ' Thieves entered the flat of Mrs. Belle Tullis at’ Goshen and stole jewelry valued at -$1,500. ' - “Queen of Sheba” a great William Fox super special production at the Lyric threatre 3. days only May 3031 and June 1. Harry Black brother of Dr. F. W, and Wright Black- of this city has been discharged from Goshen hospital after a serious surgical operation. Miss Bernice Baker and brother Howard will leave Friday for Ann Arbor, Mich., to visit their brother Claude who" is attenidng Michigan wniversity. o e Seventeen out of 35 pupils in one room of a, ward school in Warsaw are out of school on account. of the measles. A number are also out of! other school rooms for the same reason. ' ' o Noble Bechtold aged seven has a fractured skull 'at Goshen thef result of a railway crossing gate fall: ing on him. Schoolmates were swinging on the gate when the accident happened. i : , ' John Calbeck of Fort Wayne a former iLgonier councilman has exchanged his farm in Sparta township for a 'grist mill and other property in Columbia City according to reports reaching this city. | : Mrs. Ada Jeanneret had quite a scare Wednesday morning when she discovered a snake in the yard. The reptile a%garter snake six inches long was dispatched by the heroic efforts of Will McQuinn. =~ , A fine young black horse escaped from the farm of Tom Cass' Tuesday night and all efforts to loeate the animal yesterday proved unavailing. ‘The ‘animal had just been purchased and was new to his surroundings. %rs‘. Charles A. Wolf fell the other day im the yard of her home on Union street and fractured her left arm at the wristl Her daughter Mrs. J. ‘W, Feldman of Fort Wayne had just arrived and in her haste to greet her Mrs, Wolf fell with the result im}i—! gatad b e o : Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Leas, Miss Marie Neterer and Harold Mellinger of Goshen and Mrs. Sarah J. Leas of Lﬁgoniér, mother of Mr. Leas, spent Sunday at Howe military academy! ‘where Dean son of Mr. and Mrs. Leas is attending school. ~{ 5 '

ICabatkin Bowling Club.

~ The Cabatkin bowling club which has been bowling every Wiednesday evening during the winter concluded its season with a splendid chicken dinner at “The Sign of The Kettle” a new tea room just opened by Mrs. Aldeen Strieby and Mrs. Leecock at Syrcause. ;. i\ , ~ This farewell party was given in honor of the ten highest bowlers. The whole club: returned with glowing accounts of the wondeful dinner served and heartily | recommend the Tea room to all “lovers of good food.”

Another Concrete Road.

The board of Elkhart county ,commissioners agreed to build part of the road from the Lincoln highway in Benton township to the Kosciusko line of concrete instead of improving the entire distance of four miles with gravel. Many tax payers urged permanent improvement of the road on account of the heavy traffic. The building will commence at.the Kosciusko county line. ‘

Remembers the Church, The will of Leah A. Ebersole whose home was in Wakarusa was probated Wednesday. After disposing of $9OO which was bequeathed to the Mennonite Board of Missions with directions as to how it is to be' divided. in amounts of from $5O to $lOO to a number of branches of the 'mission the will directs that $2OO shall go to Rev. David ‘A. Yoder. The estate is worth $4,600. i

Lyric Theater

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY “Hickville/ to Broadway’ a Fox special also a Mutt and Jeff comedy and 2 reel Wood-pgn of America, - SATURDAY ONLY-—Hoot Gibson in the “Bear Cat” “Stanley in Afriea” Chapter 8. : : : - SUNDAY AND MONDAY—May MecAvoy in “Homespun Vamp. Also a Century Comedy “Upper and Lower.” Coming soon “Foolish Wives” :

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