Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 17B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 June 1922 — Page 2

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The Ligomer Banner - : :muu.hn.i:o 1806.% e > APublishedby: - - . “he Banner Publishing Company - W. C. B. HARRISON Editor, EMRACR .s? SSORIATION l Published every Monday and Thursday aad entered in the Postoffice at Ligoajer, Ind., as second class matter. -

Spotted Poland Association: to. Meet. The Noble County Spotted Poland association will ‘hold a potluck banguet at the community building in Kendallville at 6. p. m.” Wednesday niight June 28 1922. Fred L. Obenchain Secretary of the National Spotted Poland’ China Record association .will address the-audience after the feed Mr. Obenchain is t)he best informed man in the United States on Spotted Poland hogs being himself a breeder as well as the most active official in the Spotted Poland world. " It' will be a rare treat to anyone interested ‘in good live stock to hear what Mr. Obenchain has to say. =~ o .~ Those attending the meeting are ‘expected to bring a basket of food .along ,and all who care to attend are invited. There will be a musical program and a motion picture reel showamF hopg -

National Guard For Albion. - ‘Under the above heading the: Al‘bion New Era says: _ 2 “Albion is again to haV‘e,a_n organization in the Indiana National guard. A company of ten mgms. designated as Ordinance C_-on);pany‘stat'e staff’ corps has been formed. The organization is under Lieut. Col. M. D. Snyder of Cromwell who is a member of the state staff. 4 o “Capt. Albert Black of the U. 8. Army Reserve Corps has accepted the appointment of First Lieutenant and has been extended Federal recognition by the secretary of War. * Capt Black has been appointed recruiting and mustering officer for the . company.” 4, e : : g Veteran Jeweler Dead. = - - Eugene S. Fitch aged 76 years veteran jeweler of Albion and resident of the county for nearly half a century died Saturday morning at 6 o'clock from complications . with which he had been ill the past two weeks. For forty years Mr. Fitch had engaged in the jewelry buginess and was a prominent resident of-that community. - : : i : : ~ Officers Are Chosen. - Old Settlers: of LaGrange county held an all day session Thursday. - The principal addresses were delivered by E. W. Keightley, Constantine Mich., a formér judge in the circuit and ex-congressman and C. K. Eash superintenednt of the Howe schools. Officers elected for thé ensuing yeir were President Misid G Feller; vice-president R. L. Thompson; sécretary Ira Ford. \ 2 : : o e \\__ . ~. .To Speak July 4th, ' - “#lanford MacNider natiomal commander of the American. Legiohiﬁhdi “Billy”” Synday will be on the Fourth of July program at Winona Lake acemﬂing{:o a recent announcemerit, MacNider will reliver an address at 2 p. m. and Rev. Sunday will deliver his faméus “victory” address later in

Eats Poison Pills and Dies, . Kenseth 18-months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bowman of Elkhart died Saturday morning five hours after swallowing a quantity of strychnine and belladonna pills. The ‘child had over turned a bottle o fthe pellets twe of which were fatal to an infant and had eaten a number of them

Would Boost Toll Rates. : In the matter of the petition of the Indiana Bell Telephone company for approval of an incréase in toll rates and a change of rules and regulations a hearing will be held June 26 at 10 2. m. in the rooms of the public ser-

i - Falls From Cherry Tree, - Ray ' Vanderford, - Columbia City fractured-his nose and rib in a twenty foot fall from a cherry tree. - He was busy picking cherries when a limb -on wh‘iclﬂi he_ was Sta.l'lding gave way.. - -~ Wil Play at Mentone. o . The Ligonier bal lteam will contest with Mentone in. that town next Sunday and there will be no game here on«that date. .~ - - : Sl R T & “ 7 2 7" JLast Runs Saturday.. . +~ The last runs of the New York Central accommodations trains Nos. @ 642 and 643, better known as the Kendallville=Goshen “plug” will be made next Saturday. . - S o

. RGO B NN Sale of Packard Pianos and Player Pianos

Wonderful bargains in Fine Player Pianos, Grand Pianos - and Upright Pianos sold on our most liberal payment plan Sale Starts Tuesday, June 20

The Packard Music House of Fort Wayne have engaged space in the GEO. W. BROWN & SON Furniture Store for a display of their instruments and are offering them to the citizens of Ligonier and vicinity on a “Factory to You” basis ~ of prices. Your old piano will be accepted as part payment during this sale. DON'T MISS IT. .

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~ln addition we are offering a number of Anderson Player Pianos at a special sale price of $415.00. This player piano is not made by us, we being distributors for Northern Indiana, but it carries cur personal guarantee. With each piano sold during this sold we will include a nice bench, and with each player piano a bench and a good assortment ot rolls. By calling at our sales we will give you free a book of old favorite songs, containing all the old time songs that are so hard to secure in any other form. =~ ... - = e / 0. DICK, Faétory 'Repres_e\ntf'a,tive.. L e i e o ke L o /

~ Given Suspended Sentences. ‘Mrs.: Lynn Hattel and ' daughter Frances the latter aged 19 formerly proniinent residents of Goshen, were given suspended sentences and fined with the costs $221, paid by Father Thomas N. Conrog an old friénd of Mrs. Hattel’s family, in circuit court at Fort Wayne the other day on a plea of guilty to forgery. Lynn Hattel who for two years had heen separated from his wife met; his family for the first time in two years ‘i the court Toom. The desire for fine clothes and a life of ease is the cause of the women’s downfall, i ;

.. Aonther War Vet Passes. : - Marion Francis Isbell, vetéﬁra’n- of the civil war a native of Noble county, and one of the pioneers of northeastern Indiana died at his home in Goshen Monday morning aged 80 years 8 months and.2l days. = - Building Motor Boat. = Royal M. Wollpert an¢ Leo C. Kerner are constructing a motor boat ‘soon to be lannched at Lake Wawasee It is said the craft will be speedy. - Does Lake Course in 40. Leo .C.- Kerner formerly of this city Sunday negotiated the golf ceurse at Wawasee lake in 40, just two strokes over the course record. ' i - The M. E. church .and parsonage at Wawaka is to be remodeled and otherwise repaired. = | . G

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. One Registration Day. =~ | . While some counties in the state this .year. will have two sessions. of the registration board, other counties, including Noble, will have only one session, according to the Kendallville Nowsegyn, o o 0 0 g 1 To permit a'two day 'meeting of the registration board, the 1921 acts of the Indiana legislature require that a petition’ signed by at'least 300 resident freeholders shall be filed with the county auditor not later than June ¥ of the year in which the general election is ‘held. Auditor H. Clayton Erwin stated today that no ‘petition had been filed with him. : The law provides that if there is no petition filed for a second registration day there shall be one session of the board only and this session to be 29 days before the 'general election. This' will cause the registration day to fall on October 9 here and in other counties .where.a registration has not been petitioned for. : :

- Freight Rate Reductiomi ~The Central Electri¢c Traffic association including all principal interurbans in the state, has notified the publi¢c service .commission of its intention “to reduce electric interstate freight rates to the interstate electric rate level authorized for ‘the electric lines by the interstate commerce eommission, June' 7. .. . Chairmen Are Appointed. = ' Charlesi A. Greathouse, Indiana member of [the. national’ él'emocrat._ic committee appointed. J. E. Frederick of Kokomo and Mrs. William L. Elder of Indianapolis ds financial chairmen. They will have charge of the campaign fund raised to finance the 1922 campaign. - 4 L

. Fish Fry at Wawasee, - The picnic club held a fish fry at the Frank P. Wood cottage Natticro Beach, Wawasee, The enjoyment was complete with the .possible exception of Attorney Wigton who was muci concerned about his appetite after con-lsuniing-..twewt'y4fiv-e blae gills, - = - ~° ° Newton Buys Cottage. Arthur D. Newton has purchased ' the new cottage built last year for | Mrs. Mae Carney. The Newton family will now spend a good deal of time at Wawasee, Yo o ‘ . e oo Dies ivom Bl L . Mrs. Ann' Hascall; iB5, of Elkhart, is dedd ‘the result of injuries she rei.eéiv'e_d in a fall two weeks ago. °

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- Hurt in Peculiar Accident, Margaret, the 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schmidt of Kendallville, was seriously injured when she was caught in the !wheel of a wagon while playing near her home. Her. right ankle wag fractured and both limbs were badly bruised. Just how the accident occurred is’ not exactly’ known. . The injured girl stated she was running beside the wagon and in some manner her foot was caught in the rear whegl. The driver of the veliicle hearing her cries, stopped as soon as possible and helped her from her pefilous position.

- Lisle is Arrested. = . As a result of Frank Lisle operating his dance pavilion at Rome City Sunday evening five affidavits were filed in the ¢ity court'at Kendallville Monday morning by the Rev. Ross Hutsinpiller of Rome City. against Mr. and Mrs: Frank Lisle and Kenneth Moore, Earl and Calvig Potts of Rome City employees at the dance -hall. ‘ The hearing is set for Friday morning before Mayor Brouse in Kendallviite. ©~ o b s ’ Se—————E O, ¢ 1y . BastoDril Bafe.: . When the steel box 'which holds the money at the Campbell & Fetter bank at Kendallville refused to open Monday, being held by two time locks an expert from the safe factory was obliged to drill 'the safe to throw the locks: 4 », =

‘ . Péeping Tom Captured. Clarence Fowler 20 of Goshen was arrested in that city when he was caught peering through a window of a home late Saturday evening. Fowler was shot and seriously wounded Ilast winter while peeping, . © Attacks Cripled Girl. : ‘William Straw, 20, of Goshen was taken to the Indiana reformatory to serve a sentence of from sto 21 years for a criminal attack on Helen MecKibben, a cripple girl of Goshen. ( George W. Slusser. of this city has been granted a pension of sl2.a month

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