Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 19B, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 July 1922 — Page 2

~ Gravel Road ~v , and " e ~ Municipal Bonds aniie Tatexmiat | , Sec‘urities o Citizens Bank

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If your child is 7'years of age it should‘také up’the study of piano? DO YOU KNOW? No home is complete without a musical instrument. DO YOU KNOW? If you haven't a musical instrument where to find your children when night comes? . DO YOU NOW you will find you children at the neighbors where . . they have music? e - DO YOU KNOW your children go from home' to find the pleasures you should provide for them at ho\’me?» : ‘ o DO YOI{ KNOW your neglect. may cause a life long regret. - - : DO YOU KNOW you should do this now before its too late. : DO YOU KNOWwe are selling good Honest piano from $275 to $350. Victrolas $26 to $250. Player Piano $4560 to $550. ! : 8000_'Victoxj Records from which to make a seleetion. All instruments sold for cash or easy gayments. Drop us a card and we will come and talk it over with you. = ‘ Oiel 8L ARG - Yo;;rs for over ﬁfty years Musical Service. - ; § Seuth Main St. = Established ] 1871 Goshen, Indiana’

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LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.,

The Ligomer Banner | imSTAmUSHED 18e5.5 =g EPublished by * ,‘ "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor, Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

* Spring a Surprise. | Charles Nelson the well known clerk in the F. E. Miller grocery store was elected a member o fthe Ligonier school board by the city council Thursday night to succeed Mrs. Lena Stansbury. The election of Mr. Nelgon came as a complete surprise to ‘Mayor Denning and two members of the council. It is claimed the North Side councilmen felt that that section a fthe city is entitled to representation on the board. Mayor Denning urged ‘the reelection of Mrs. Stansbury for\the reason that when W J Bolitho resigns on his removal to Chicago only one member of the board will be left who has had experience. It was the contention of the mayor that the North Side should: wait and name a successor to Mr. Bolitho. Mrs. Stansbury is the only woman to seryve on the Ligonier school board and she proved a valuable member. She was chosen four years ago at the behest of Mayor Henoch. e Mr. Nelson the new member is an honest, conscientious citizen and will give the people his best service. He has been a resident of Ligonier for many years and is very popular.

Child Takes Poison.

* John the three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keister of Jefferson township took a nuxvomica Monday (dog button )and after a half hour developed into convulsions, which - required the constant attenfion of two physicians for about two hours. The child was in a precarious condition for several days but now is thought out of danger.’ The poison is not expected to have any bad after effects on the child, says the Albion Democrat, £ :

Four Muncie Men Killed.

One man was killed and three others so seriously injured they died a short time later when an automobile in which they were riding was struck by a Big Four passenger train at Muncie The men were riding to work when the accident occurred. L ’ A fifth man rode within one block of the death crossing, but alighted there to go to his work. The driver of the auté6 was operating hise ar at excessive speed, eye witnesses claimed. f i :

To Exchange Courtesies.

nFe 'manager »f the Kendallville band has proposed to Manager. Smith of the Ligonier musical organization that an exchange of courtesies be made. The proposition is for the two bands to exchange musicals jthe Kendallville band to give an open air concert here on a Wednesday night in place of the ‘local organization and the Ligonier band play in Kendallville on a Thursday night. The exehange will no doubt be made.

Robs Séhoﬁl Teacher,

Thomas Norton 38 of Wilmette, 111, is under arrest at Lansing, Mich,, charged with the theft of an automobile. Norton spent some time in LaPorte where he courted Miss Mary Cavendish, an orphan girl and after securing $6OO of her money disappeared. Miss Cavendish earned the money teaching schoo™and was led to believe that Norton was going to marry her,

Five Lads Sentenced.

Five South Bend® boys, Harold Fluckey 17; Kenneth Miller 18; Theodore Lorenz, 18; Henry "Clayton 17; and Clyde Lyle Good 21 pleaded guilty before 'Judge Royse in the Kosciusko circuit court to robbing the J U Wingard Star clothing store in Syracuse of goods valued at $137.10. Each was sentenced to Jeffersonville reformatory for-from two to 14 years,

Two Boys Drown,

Theodore Porter and Glenn Waters both aged 14 years were downed in Fort Wayne while bathing. They were chums but were bathing in different streams when attacked by cramps and went down to death, 0

Movie Man Acquitted.

John Huffermen proprietor of the Jefferson moving picture theater at ‘Huntington who was arrested, and tried for operating his theater on Sunday was acquitted. . .

- Change Place of Residence. Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Loeser have changed their place of residence in Fort Wayne and are now pleasant1y located at 2430 John Street. e At Deecatur in 1928, | Decatur was chosen as the convention city in 1923 of the Northeastern Indiana Volunteer Firemen’s association, held at Winchester last week. _ Notice to Landowners. It is my official duty under the law to notify all land owners and tenants to see that all Canada thistles and other noxious weeds are cut and destroyed. Those failing to act upon notice will be subject to fine. All perSons affected by this notice are urgently requested to dct upon it. . ‘Trustec (Perry Township. ol bit o e Bocree i Ilkhart county was badly damaged by tire when struck by lightaing Frie TOEn e eel ol e e

- TO INSPECT RURAL SCHOOLS j . ey ipm—————— . | o it Trustees Required to Make Changes Wherever Recommended by ExE. B. Wetherow, state school inspector and Leroy Scoles assistant, will Hold conferences with officials-of Indiana rural schools in every county of the state during the next six weeks, B. J. Burriss state superintendent of public instruction has a.n-1 nounced. ol ' - The conferences will consider five principal subjects; Scoring or grading schools s 0 school patrons will know how near standard their school is; reduction of operating expenses; rearrangement eof curriculms in small high schools so as to reduce number of necessary teachers; greater care in assigning teachers so they will have work for which they ar= especially trained; school sanitation. At these meetings the trustees will be given the reports on the eonditior of the various school buildings in their townships. They will be asked to make whatever changes are recommene and needed in the buildings during the summer months, so tha; when the final inspection of tke schools is started soon after the fall term opens, the highest possible rating and classification may be given each building' in the county. ‘

Republicans Demanding Resignations of Republican Officers, ; Senator Capper asking for the resignation of Secretary Weeks reealls the fact that the demand by Republicans for the resignations of Republicans in high places in this administration is generally prevalent and is increasing in intensity. .The Republican press or that part ‘o fit which still retains its independence and influence with the public is demanding the resignation of Attorney General Daughtery the demands for Senator Newberry’s rgsi?gnation have been matters of record ever since his election; the Washington Herald which is still supposed to reflect the views of Secretary Hoover although he is out of it+as an owner says that the sentiment in Congress is such that it'may lead to a demand for Secretary Fall’'s resignation, which ought also to: call for the resignation of Secretary of the Navy Denby on the theory that the tail-goes with the hide; the job hunters are strongly in favor of the resignation of Secretary Mellon which many think would have been_forthcoming if he had been overruled i the matter of appointments in the Internal Revenue Bureau.

- Still as President Harding remarked “Government is a very simple thing after all.” i $

Another old Guard Defeat.

It appears from_ the returns that Porter J. McCumber for 23. years a United States senator for North Dakota has been defeated in the primaries by Lynn J, . Frazier former governor and leader of the Non Partisan eLague. Frazier is another radical who will follow no party leadership in the senate although nominated on the republican ticket. ase

McCumber - a mediocre . ability is chairman of the senate finance committee and belongs to the old stand pat crowd. ey ; 4

Boosting Ship Subsidy.

Chairman Lasker of the U. S. shippﬂ‘ ing board is being quoted in lengthy bulletins sent out by the shipping trust of New York to all newspapers. Mr, Lasker favors taking the people thirty millions a year in the interest o fthe shipping trust. : L e

Divorced After Many Years,

Mrs., Catherin Conn aged 73 of Elkhart was granted a divorce from Charles G. Conn 78 the noted band instrument maker who now resides in California. The parties had been married 49 years and have one daughter. Property interestswere settled out of court, ' - " Firm Bankrupt. The firm of Berger & QGaylord of Columbia City pleaded bankruptcy in a petition filed with oCmmissioner T. 'J. Logan at Fort Wayne Friday® The assets of the firm are listed at $2,828.22 Habilities §1,974:27, B } Foster Amuses Himself, | .~ A. J. Foster committed to the Logiansport insane hospital from Goshen escaped from that institution and now amuses -himself by writing funny letters to the Elkhart county sheriff. : History ‘is Silent, * = Reports show that 60 per cent of the students in the Warsaw schools are defective. History is silent as to the number of defectives among the gitigens. .. ©co oDo d

Cheerful Place For Lunch, Over in Elkhart county ice cream socials are being held at the county infirmary. If the inmates participate thel fact is not mentioned. & % * i M] 7 ! —————_ WAL, "—— —— » » = by ¢ e S Cal il 7 N\ & : A% Rt e R \ 3 M 1 2 s o L . ; i "} (7 oy & a 4 Sl 4 @ ~ B ¥ % . R . wa g e o {"f il bet T RO ‘ iy bl S 3 Fon g R e R e RN o R e o o : ‘R‘? i : S e¢ e S /x.‘#{( i R Sl ok R i Y L N AR RN el T S A S SONJANENY SONF ey L NG Ol ok g ) R R TeR e e o on el el Sl B R e s L g i g g b o e S ol on eeliß o sl T L v A s o e kY e e T e ;#Q*i? L Ae e ) o TR foeller ho hitehi S his wa; »‘. 10 ‘; gﬁ vmw“gwi‘%wmﬂw%%ﬁ%*%*%*% & Star naint pothereqda A ARy UL | aint bothered b gottin’ mixed up with th! relns.. VUL | ZRAAAEN r‘iég BT TTRLES WA S Y. "‘é P e B e e LA e R N

~ COUNTY OVER THE TOP Salvation Army Drive Goes Above . Quota Much to Gratification of + - Commitiee . . C. J. Munton of Kendallville chairman of the Salvation Army drive in Noble county reports the county well bver the top. The quota for this county was $2,247 and the amount collected was $2,254. :

Liignler and Perry township was far ®bove their quota.

The following report shows the collections in thec ounty. ‘ 3 Ligonier and Perry township—F. P. Bothwell captain, $338.52. : Kendallvilel—Rotary club members $335.50; business men and manufacturers '5229.25; Mrs. Katherine Pepple captain $112.75; Don Brouse captain $656, M. J. Ogden, captain $63.10; Hugh Baker captain $47.42, 0. E. Stiver captain $4670, Arthur Merrill, captain $2l. Total $92072. Avilla and Allen township—H. A. Moore captain $14815. -

Orange township including Wolcottville, Rome City and Brimfeild—Amos Rimmell captain $115.80. Washington township—R. W. Bouse, captain $66,87. o - Swan township including LaOtto and Swan—V. C. Simon captain $73.21. Noble township including Wolf Lake—Mrs. J. E. Luckey captain $l9.

Wayne township—Frank Bodenhafer captain $7545. &

- Albion, Albion township, Noble and Jefferson townships—M. H. Spangier captain $118.14, 45 :

.Sparta township including Cromwell —B B Cline captain $174.74. Elkhart township including Wawaka, Cosperville—C. W. Schwab captain $76.. 4 ; ' 4There ‘was no response from Green township Guy Favinger captain] Miscellaneous $lO. ° e Sixty-five friends,' ‘-‘O%r,’the top” %69. Grand total $2,254.60. ‘

“Chairman Munton desires to express his very great appreciation for the cooperation he has received throughout this campaign and to each of the friends who although they had already liberally contributed to the campaign’ fund, still desired to do more in order that Noble county might make a fine showing, ‘ According to her guota ‘Ligonier led thec-ounty in over subscriptions.

A_ged Woman Buried,

Funeral services for Mrs, Catherine Fisher age 84 of LaGrange who died of senility were held Friday afternoon from the M. E. church at Topeka Rev. Hubbartt of LaGrange officiating The deceased was born near Topeka and had been a lifelong resident of' LaGrange county. | !

To _Vi_sit Washington _State,

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hifa left Tuesday for Spokanne, Washington on an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hite will take in points of historic interest in" the great northwest before returning ' :

Auburn P, 0. Now First Class.

. Commencing Julyl, the Auburn postoffice will be an office of the first class. | This is due to-the office exceeding the quota of $40,000 during the fiscal year. The chanﬁg will give the Auburn. postmaster a “salary of $3,200 an increase of $2OO.

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Simon ). Straus, President, Irvin Jacobs, Abe Ackerman, Vice-Presidents

e 'Nq. 350, | e : Report of the candition of the Citizens Bank, a State Bank at Ligonier, in _the State of ‘ " Indiana, at the close of its business June 30th 1922 : ;

.. RESOURCES o Loans and Di5é0nnt5........‘.'..,....5784,939.13‘ OVerdrafts ...... soicvicisdoeperinnss | 1/657.02 Other Bonds and Securities 1,250.00 .8ankingH0n’5e_..'..........,........... 11,760."00 Purniture and Rixture5............ 2,600.00 Other Real E5tate............ 11,918.32 Due'from Banks and Trust . . Companies...iv,..iseisersianns 123,879.60 Cash on Hand ....coiiniovriveiinn | 123,220.27 sl Ttebnk 0.0 o L 618083 Current Expenses ......c........ 8,008.04 Texew Pl 50888 Interest Paid ....cvoocesisscvcinrins 19,580.85 Imm 'E‘ransit Cievsaiaven “ v 24725 fi; Int. Reteivable acc’dto 9802 t it i i - 13,265.26 ¢ W&“*ﬁm’*m”? |

State of Indiana, County of Noble,sst . - - Thglired oTR T A e -I, LyR. Calbeck, Cashier of the Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. | e ei R CREBECE Catliee. _ Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3rd day of Ju1y1922. - . L m g t° o rem‘e, s ald GAy Of july 192 k,ﬁ}“%?‘w%t?wﬁ"z@ k‘y m m F&b v 9, 1924, - VEL " RARNHART Notarv Publs (AR Y. SATERRSIAAISEIL G ARIIE el & LRAIL MGL S o P e o KRS WLS IN, 10 RKRNHAK L Iy I b TRI e R e eB s e BRI e T

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~ Capital Stock—paid in............ 5100,000.00 V‘ Surphis'.;‘--;...‘u-‘..'.....'.-.:..-.3...-.'-.,..‘.. 25,m-m 2 Undivided Profits.......ccccorcienne. 13,042.54 Exchange, Discounts and Int... 29,828.62 Sun L iR . o . Demiand Deposta. 43530089 & ! . Demand Certificates 238,162.37 - Savihgs Deposits...... 85,773.95 | ' Cashiet's Cherkse,o. 199568 = . AR R ‘_"-,:.’1 Bty NS e v Dankerc. 00l 25,233.9%- 303,567, 83¢ + Bill Payable: :. il odioos (RO 70K ok @M;iag*@fﬁej eL S L e e R T 6 Sl e s ‘””‘c %}{4 R %E;i%:ﬁeﬂg“*%

L. R. Calbeck, Cashier C. C. Smith, Ass’t;Cashier E. H. Larson, Ass't Cashier