Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 24A, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 August 1924 — Page 2
aaving A Hop Requires the ambition to_ first learn ~ to regularly and systematically ‘save - a certain part of your income. ' Make it a point to spend less than you make. Set the sum so saved aside in a Home Building Funds. ~ With regular small weekly deposits you will be surprised how quickly you ~ will have saved the “down pasment” on that house. , | Citizens Bank Itlzens ban ““The Bank on_the Corner”
. Y ‘! & o LIGONIER’S ‘ ~ LECTURERS OF NATIONAL REI”_}UTATION I%ROGRAM INCLUDES EXCELLENT MUSICAL TREATS . AND THE PRESENTATION OF THE COMEDY DRAMA SUCCESS, “SIX CLYINDER LOVE”. » ) < PROGRAM - 0 | e - SUNDAYZ- AUGUST 10 . 7:30 P.M. RUSSELL’S SCOTTISH REVUE . ‘ - The Company is made up of three -artists headed by ‘ Howard Russell, the possessor of the Governor General’s _ . Gold Medal for solo singing in Canada, and includes Kathleen Reid,” the famous English Violinist and Edith . . Buckley, solo pianist and soprano ,of Canada. Altogether ! it is a trio of artists unsurpassed. , L . - MONDAY, AUGUST 11 - 2:30 P.M. IMPERIAL RUSSIAN SEXTETTE One of the most notable musical attractions upon the : chautauqua platform. Their programs consist of instru--4~ mental numbers on the various instruments and vocal . selections of Russian airs. Their programs are presented ~in rich Russian costumes which would be impossible tc secure in Russia today. - _ : 7:45 P.M. PRELUDE—IMPERIAL RUSSIAN SEXTETTE. 8:15 P.M. LECTURE—SENATOR W. M. FERRIS, OF ‘ MICHIGAN. . : . Senator Ferris will give one of the best lectures ever B given upon our chautauqua platform. Ferris’ humor is .+ accidental not intentional; his irony and sarcasm are in- » herited; his practical sense is the result of his educational, religious and political knock-downs. * TUESDAY AUGUST 12—FARM FEDERATION DAY 2:30 P.M. PRELUDE. WILLIAMS COLORED SINGERS. 3:00 P.M. LECTURE—WHEELER McMILLEN, Associate - Editor of Farm and Fireside, the National Farm Magazine. Mr. McMillen is more than a farm speaker. Hig talk is interesting to every hearer because it is based upon ‘ the fundamental elements of prosperity in America. 745 P M WILLIAMS COLORED SINGERS. . RS The World’s Greatest Harmonizing Quartette. This com--4 pany toured England, Scotland, Wales, Holland, Belgium i and France. They were eighteen weeks in London where B they gave 130 performances, singing in many of its bes! ;= known theatres, among which was the world’s famuos - iy Coliseum. A great treat. : - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13. , 3:30 P.M. SIX CYLINDER LOVE COMPANY. 7:45 PM. “SIX CYLINDER LOVE”—A Great Automobile | Play. “Six Cylinder Love” is the best chautauqua play ir = the world because it deals with questions in the mind of : all. It is good, clean, wholesome fun all the way through, e containing a clear-cut message. The company consists of . six persons and carries sufficient scenery to present the K. play most attractively. - | . THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 1§ . 2:30 P.M. THE CHAUTAUQUA SEXTETTE—A Master Attraction. It is doubtful if there is another orchestral k. ’ sextett_e today which is able to so combine genuine musip:i cianship and at the same time that musical quality which f-, appeals to the sense in so high degree as the Chautauqua i-- Quartette. | o : 7:45 P.M. PRELUDE—THE CHAUTAUQUA SEXTETTE. 8:1_5 P. M. LECTUBE-—WILLIAM FORKELL, Orator, Man of Affairs. . Hls purposes are educational and inspirag tional—to aid in better thinking and living and to present ~ a wider vision of daily life. S e ; | ALL ARE URGED TO ATTEND AND ENJOY AS MUCH O = THIS PROGRAM POSSIBLE - £ _ . COMMITTEE
: C. G. KEEHN Chairman _ F. P. BOTHWELL : . WM. BENDER % L. K. CALBECK e _ L A B WEAVER . Al C. R. STANSBURY i,, . WM. H. WIGTON %‘m . B JACOBS - iy oS W WOOD - g
" ROLLIN KENT, Topeka , SHERMAN MORRIS, Cromwell CALVIN H, SEYMOUR, Cromwell WILLIS GERVER, Wawaka WM. SCHWAB, Wawaka , JACOB BECKNER WILL GREEN LINNIE HARPER = 'y
THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA
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- Democratic State Ticket. j Governor—Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch of Indianapolis. v Lieutenant Governor—Lew O’Bannon of Corydon. : ~ Secretary of State—Arthur J. Hamrick of Greencastle. , Auditor of tSate—Robert Bracken! of Frankfort. : ' Treasurer of State—Harry L. Arnold of Gary. - - | Attorney General—Harvey Harmou of Princeton. ' Reporter of the Supreme, and Appellate Courts—John W. Kern of Indianapolis. , ' Superintendent of Public instruction —Samuel L. Scott of Jeffersonville. Judge of Supreme Court, First District—George K. Denton of Evansville. Judge of the supreme Court Fourtb Distriect—John T. Aiken of Fort ‘Wayne. ” Judge of the Appellate Court First District—John C. McNutt of Martinsville. ~ Judge of the Appellate Court Se’coud ‘District—Valentine E: Livengood Covington. ‘ G
v COUNTY TICKET . Congress—~Charles 'W. Branstrator Joint Senator—C. O. Miller : Representative—Walter L. Holcomb Prosecuting Attorney—W. Mortimer Cole : . Clerk of Court—Frances M. Beane j County Treasurer—Joseph W. Bishop . : ' Recorder—Marshall J. Engle Sheriff—William Hoffman A Surveyor—Paul N. Hoffman, - Corner—Daniel F. Hontgz Commissioner Second District—William Barham. : . : Commissioner Third Distret—Marshall W. Young. : ot | Bobbed Hair Bandits. South Bend police Friday were searching the wesfi,’side of the city for four negro “bobbed hair bandits’ who ‘held up Albert Welton. Lansing Mich., at the point ofrevolwerson West Division street, and robbed him of $47. o Many other similar robberies have been reported to the: police' in the past, but the records do not show that any of the -women concerned have ever been arrested and punished.
. Game Wardens Busy. : Game Wardens Click of Cromwell and James Durham of Leesburg, with in 24 hours arrested Lon Beatty for possession of a fish net; Jeff Neff of Warsaw, charged with having a speas made of a straightened out pitchfork without beards and, Fred Neff for hav ing a ferret in his possession. .Neft brought the ferret from Ohio on Sunday, expecting to use it to catch rats on his premises, but was called on tc pay a fine within. four days. Squirrel Season Opens, : The open season for squirrel hunt ing opened Friday, August 1, and continues up to and including November 30. There is no limit to the number of these animals that may be kill. ed by hunters during the open sea. son. A heavy “crop” is reported and Ligonier nimrods have been hunting on open ground, . Bumps Ford Sedan, ' Both front wheels of a Ford sedan driven by Joe Sunthimer of Shipshewana were broken squarely off at the axle while crossing the Winona caz tracks at Goshen .college. Mr., Sunthimer was not driving fast at the time of the accident and the machine stopped immediately. : : , ‘ Bob Whites Plentiful. Farmers report quail more plentl ful this year than for a long time in Noble county. The ‘fields and woods are alive with them and they sound their call at dawn in the morning and continue until dark. When the sea. son opens hunters will . have good shooting, e _
Entertains Brother. - Mr, and Mrs. John Slutz are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Foster Slutz of Akron, Ohio at Wawasee. The gentle. meén are brothers. Foster Slutz is an officer of the Goodrich Rubbes company at Akron and prominent in business circles in that Ohio city. : No Change for Noble. ; After a hearing by the state board of tax commissioners at Indianapolis last week it was announced that no change was made from the finéd. ing of the board of review of Noble county in the appraisement of property for taxation. ~ Randall Family Reunion. The sixth annual reunion of the Ran.dall family was held yesterday at the Elkhart township home of Mr. and Mrs. George Randall with a big attendance. , e Make Motor Trip to Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Billman made a motor trip to Toledo last week tc visit their son Paul and family, The) had a fine trip. Paul is employed by the American Express company. 01d Resident Passess, : ~ Abner Rambo aged 75 a life-long resid_ent of aLirGange county died at his home in ‘LaGrange Tuesday morning following a lingering illness. “BLACK OXEN” THIS WEEK
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS = State of Indiana Noble County SS: ‘ln the Noble Circuit Court October Term 1924. i To quiet title to real estate. Edward H. Stocker et al. o oTa ' e James Town, et al. Come now the plaintiffs by Bothwell & Vanderford, their attorneys and file their complaint herein to. gether with the affidavit of a com. petent person that the residence upon diligent inquiry is unknown of the following named defendants, to-wit: James 'l‘Own, James T. Town, Jacob
Ullery, Na»nc'y Ullery, Joseph Ullery: | Nancy Ullery, William Nepper; that} the names of the defendants are un | known and that they are believed to be non-residents of the- State of In.| diana sued in this action by the fol lowing names and designations to-wit: “the unknown husbands and wives respectively, of each of the_fbllowing named persons, towit: James Town F} James T. Town, Jacob Ullery,nNancy Ullery, Joseph Ullery, Nancy Ullery William Nepper, the names of all of | whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the unknown. widowers and'widows} the unknown children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and .administrators of the -estate, devisees, legatees trustees and excutors of the last will and testament succes-)-sors in interest and assigns, respee-
tively, of each of the following named and designated deceased persons towit: James Town, James T. Town ‘Jacob TUllery, Nancy Ullery, Josepb Ullery, Nancy Ullery, William Nepper, the names of all of whom. are unknown to plaintiffs; al lof the wo. men once known by any of the names and designations above stated, whose ‘names may have -been changed, and who are now known by othes names, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the spouses of all of the persons above named, deseribed and designated as defendants to this action who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown tc plaintiffs; all persons and corpora. tions who assert or might assert any title, claim or interest in or lien upon, the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, under or through any of the. defendants tc this action named, described and de signated in said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plain'tiffs;” that said action is for the pur. pose of quieting title to real estate in the State of Indiana; that a .cause of action exists against all of said defendants; that all of said defendants are necessary parties to’ said .action and that they are-believed to be nonresidents of the State of Indiana. Th following real estate in Noble County, State of Indiana is described ins aid complaint ‘to-wit: forty acres off of the west side of the east frac. tion of the morthwest Quarter; ‘the west half of the northwest quarter containing sixty four ‘and sixteer hundrdths - acres, and the northwesi quarter of the southwest quarter, al in section six, township thirty three north range eight east. A This action is instituted and prose. cuted by said plaintiffs for the pur--1 pose of quieting their title to the real estate above described: as against all demands, claims and claimants what soever. : . , Notice is therefore hereby givep said defendants that unless they be \and appear on the Ist judicial day of the October 194 Term of the Nobie Circuit Court of Indiana being the of the October 1924 Term of the Noble and holden on said 6th day of October; 1924, at the Court Homse in the town of Albion in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. | Inwitness whereof 1 hereunto set
my hand and affix the seal of said Court at the office of the Clerk there. of in the town of Albion Indiana this 4th day of August 1924, 9 Seal Isaac Deter Clerk of the ' Noble Circuit Court. ‘Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana i Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 24a3w Notice of Administration, Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been by the Noble Cir cuit Court of Indiana duly appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Margaret Ann Gale late of Noble County Indiana, deceas ed and creditors and al lother persons interested in said estate will be gov. erned accordingly. -' ' Said estate is probably solvent, I Farmers & Merchants Trust Com. pany Afiministrator with the wil)‘ annexed of the estate of Margarei Ann Gale deceaset}‘. , : Bothwell & Vanderford Attorneys for Estate, » : 28a3w
. Cowboy Seeley Wins. Traveling five days and nights with. out sleep and handcuffed to the steer Ting wheel of his car Cowboy Seeley ‘won his reward of $2,000 in an advertising stunt. The long drive of 3,173 miles ended Thursday noon al Fort Wayne. He fel lexhausted at the end and was borne to his hotel on & stretcher. It is claimed to be the greatest worlds endurance test. The engine of the car was not allowed to stop during the whole 240 hours. The driver aroused much interest on his daily visits to Ligonier. Can a woman regain youth and beauty after they have fled? “Black Oxen” wil Itell you.” ' Off for Green Township. Willis Schlotterback headed the hunting parties who left Ligonier early Friday morning armed with gung and in quest of squirrels. Mr. Schlotterback invaded the wilds of Green township. . - .
o Clearing Up Coniusion. Some confusion and misunderstané ing exists concerning the rights of honorably discharged soldiers to huni and fish in Indiana without a license Only former service men who are re. sidents have this privilege, and that non-resident former service men d¢ not have this privilege under the In. diana law. The law establihing the resident hunting and fishing license exfiressly states that ' only soldiers sailors and marines who ' actually served in a war may fish and huni wtihout a license, Civil war veterans of the whole United States, however may hnnt and fish free in Indiana Mannfeld suggests that if ex-soldiers and service men claiming their righ under this law carry their discharge ‘papers while hunting much confusion now prevalent can be avoided. i Sucker Picnie Sunday. What is known as “The Sucker An: ‘nual Picnic’ the members of whieh are made up of former residents of Ilinois ,was held yesterday at Harrold’s Landing, Blue lake, with a big attendance. Grant and Bly Phare: are moving spirits in the ‘organiza. tion. . = Depths of Wawasee and Diamond. The survey of Lake Wawasee waters has been about ecompleted. The deepest place is 80 feet near Brunges and- 76 feet in front of Lake View hotel. Soundings show Diamond lake at its deepest point is 85 feet, A map of state lakes will be made from the
survey: now going on by the Conservation department. ’ ‘NON-RESIDENT NOTICE : Stategot" Indiana Noble County SS: | In the Noble Circuit Court. -~ October Term 1924. ; No, 8862 . ‘ Complaint on account and in atrtach‘{‘ ment. . | - William O. Hilderbrand ‘ ‘.i : | . ‘ " Phoebe Avery, i Be it known that on the 21st day 0{ July 1924 the plaintiff in . the above entitled cause filed in the office of tie Clerk of said Noble Circut Court of said - State his camplaint against the defendant in said cause and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office n said cause ,the affi. davit of a competent and disinterestéd person showing th»a{-the/ defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indiana and that the purpose of this suit is te enforce the collection of plaintiff’s claim by proceedings in attachment. and whereas sad plaintiff haying by endorsement on sald complaint re quiréd said defendant to appear there foonthe L. o day of i aiae. Now therefore the above named defendant is hereby notified of the fil ing and pendency of said complain against her and that unless she ap. pears in said courts and answers or demurs thereto on the 6th day ot October 1924 the same being the Isi judicial day of a term of said conrt te be begun and held in the Court House at the Town of Albion in said Noble ‘County Indiana -on the First Monday in October 1924 said .complaint and the matters and things therein com: ‘tained and alleged will be heard and determined in her absence. : Witness, the clerk and seal of said court this 21st day of July 1924. . Isaac Deter, Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. : . W. H. Wigton Attorney for Plaintift b : - 23a3w
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Modren 8 room brick residence on Main Street near city park. . 5 room residence property in Kimmell A snap for some one. Frame house in west part of city for sale or rent. o _ Modern 8 rooni »residlence' on. Main street. One of the best buys in town. , : - 8 room frame house near North Side ‘School house. Abundance of fruit. ¢ 10 room modern residence on McLean Street at a bargain, Battery Station and Vulcanizing plant in a good town on Lincolr Highway. Priced to sell quick. 7 room frame house on Fort Wayne Road. Will sacrifice for guick sale. = . 114 story frame house on North Side modern. Would trade for smal Ifarm. ; : S Small house and good lot in West Lawn Addition. Would trade for .small tract of land near. town, 7 room frame house in Syracuse. Priced to sell. : 7 room modern house in ‘Angola near Tri State Normal Collegg Terms. : - Country store in good location. would exchange for farm or city property. : 115 story brick house on North Bide, T Restaurant Grocery and Meat Market on Lineoln Highway, Garage in good location on Lineoln Highway. Doing good business. it .
7 room brick residence in Syracuse. - House and 4% lots in Kimmell 6 room frame cottage in Syracuse. } Cottages on leased ground near Natti Crow Beach Lake Wawasee. . Two lots in Richmond addition Ligonier at a bargain, Two vacant lots in West Lawn. Addition Ligonier. A snap. 114 story frame residence on McLean Street. 7 room modern. 9room Modern home on Cavin street near center of city. Must be seen to be appreciated. Modern 8 room one story frame house North of river. | One of the best cottages - on Morrison Island Lake Wawasee, 1% story 5 room house at Rome City: : 5 room cottage on Lincoln Way South.. Modern and priced right Modern 7 room house on South Cavin Street. Good Garage and choice,location. - 2 business rooms on Cavin street. Good tenants. : 8 room frame résidence on North Side. Double garage, ~ Vacant lot on Cavin Street Ideal for home or investment. 8 room brick house in choice neighborhood. Abundance of fruit on lot, - o o 9 room brick brick house with 9 room brick house with builtgarage. ' Good location. Y
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10 acre farm 1% miles from Lake , Wawasee - suitable for truck or poultry. 320 acre farin in Sparta Township. 12 acres Timber. Must sell. 130 acre farm in Kalgasg: County Michigan Black: sandy loam. Good improvements, A bargain. . : . 160 acre farm in Washington Township. 30 acres choice onior land. ; : 400 acre stock farm near Larwill 2 sets of new buildings. 92-acre farm in Washington Township. © Will. sell for :less than the improvements cost. & smap. - - An eighty acre farm in a good neighborhood, = Would exchange for small farm. ' : 34 aqré poultry and truck farm priced right. - New_ cotatge at Ogden Point, Lake Wawasee. Priced right Rents for $4O per week. A good investment. . = 140 acre ‘farm mnear Howarqd ‘City, Michigan. Good buildings 127 acre'farm on Tip Top Trail 3 miles North of Albion, Liberal terms. e . “70 acre farm in ElKhart County. Good soil and good buildings
111 ‘acre - poultry and truck ‘farm on Lincoln Highway neaj Stones Hill. .. - 38 . acre farm near Cosperville, - 'Will exchange for larger farm,‘ - 60 acre stock and grain farm 1% miles from Ligonier . : _ One acre tract of land with good " new -buildings near Ligonier on _Blazed Tra_il‘._ : ; - 120 ‘acre c¢orn and mint farm in Washington Township, Would take small farm in exchange. 35 acre tract of land on Crooked Lake. Steuben County would trade for city property or smalh farm. . i : 40 acre farm on Blazed Trail 2 miles East of Ligonier. Good buildings. _ i 258 acre farm in Sparta Township just off the Lincoln Highway. Level land and productive soil. : 73 acre farm on Lincoln Highway near Kimmell 13 acres of onion and mint land. = 54 acre farm near Wawaka Must sel at a sacrifice. 7 acre tract near Tourist Park New house. Will sell at a sacrifiee, . - » i 1% stery cottage mnear Quilt factory. This is priced to sell Terms to suit. : An up to date cottage at Natti Crow beach &t a price that will interest you. . 9 room residence on McLean Street right down town, Moderr) 7 room house on Lincoln Way, South. All hardwood floors. Terms to suit purchaser. . 2 story 9 room house in heart of city. Modern. Priced for quick sale. L ‘ Modern brick residence and 1% lots on South Martin Street. Modern 8-room residence on Grand street. Newly decorated.