Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 31A, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 September 1924 — Page 4

.0 @ | Better Times In Sight \\ was signed and accepted Aug- a” urt 27th. . Geamany is now negotiating . for a loan of $200,000,000.00. France and - Belgium by accepting of the Dawes Plan , will be in much better financial condition This should cause grain and live stock - . to advance materially. The future for " farm products is the best in many years. -Now is the time to put out a large acreage of wheatand raise plenty of hogs, as - there should be a large foreign demand for our product. - Mier State Bank . Ljvomier -

MON. SEPT. 22. - Lucretia Lombard With Monte Blue and Irene Rich also “Our Gang” comedy. ] TUES. WED. THURS. SEPT 23-24-25 _ Men . ' 'With Pola Negri. See her as the dancing pet of Paris, daring to tell the truthl about men, their standard of living their code of loving. This is Pola at her best. FRI. AND SAT. SEPT. 26-27 . Tiger Love , With Antonia Mereno and Estelle Taylor. A love story of Spain a story with punch, pathos and powerful appeal also a Sunshine story. . SUN. AND MON. SEPT. 28-29 ‘ Daddies With Mae Marsh and Harry Myers. See how seven orphans can wrec'i'( a Bachelor’s Club . The most delightful picture of the season. See it. | TUES WED THURS SEPT 30 OCT 1-2 Rudolph Valentino in Monsiur Beaucaire ‘The idol of the millions returning to the screen in his first picture in,two ‘yearsand Oh what a picture. Critics say it is the most beautiful and perfect picture ever screened and we agree for we have sen it. Words cannot do it justice. Remember the date. COMING OGT. 20th to 25th. . * ~ --Coming--The Covered Wagon

More @9 Road > Shocks & Don’t hit the roof, |N& Ride comfortably, <9 : easily and smooth- (’ lyoverthe roughest S roads. Lincoln - Shock Absorbers will positively make your car, any car, much easier riding. o Let us put them on your car. if you don’t like them, we’ll return your money. Kiester Electric Shop Lincoln Way West SHOCK ABSORBERS Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 757

RADIO! B Let Kryders Radio Service supply your needs. Any manufactured receiver paat or supplies, -everything new and guaranteed highest quality. , You owe it to your bank account to see me before gpurchasing. - A. A. KRYDER 312 W. 3rd St. , You Name—We Can Supply It

’_ . Obitunary _ : - Richard R. Murphy the son of Benjamin and Ngney Murphy was born Feb. 29 1840 in Belmont County Ohio anddeparted this life at his home in Noble County Sept. {6 1924 aged 84 years 6 months and 16 days. : He -was one of nine children having four brothers and five sisters. His father died when he was quite young. He received his early education and later took up ‘the blacksmith trade. While vet young he jurneyed to Defiance county Ohio where he proved to be successful farmer. .

He was united in marridge to Mary Jane Nelson in 1898. To this happy union were born nine children four boys and five girls, @ln his home life he proved to be a very devoted father. o

He joined -the United Brethren church in Defiance county in 1899, He was a devout and earnest worker and attendant as long as he was physically able. ; ' - In 1902 Mr. Mirphy and his wife took his gran.d:daugi‘iter'l\'{iss Laura Chaney to rear. She has lived with them since being of great assistance to him in his lagtter days, and especially since the death of his wife in 1915. He moved to Noble county in 1902 and has resided here since that time. Living with hig son Oliver and granddaughter. . ' - The deceased leaves to mourn his death one sister, Mrs. Ella Layman; two sons Oliver and John and. nine grandchildren. o .

The family and relatives wish to express their devoted thanks to their ggighbors and friends for the kind assistance and comfort in the hour of their bereavement. :

. ; No. 501 : ‘BANK STATEMENT C. W. Beénder, President . Chas A. Werker, Vice-President M. Growcock ' Cashier. . Report of the condition of the State Bank of Kimmell at Kimmell in the State of Indiana at the close oi business on Sept. 15 1924. : - - RESOURCES ‘ Loans and Discounts ........... $88312.97 Overdeatts ... .4 | 4997 Other Bonds and Securities 12000.00 Banking Houge ... .. BBOOOD Furniture and Figu’res 2400.00 Other Real Estate .............. 5698.95 Due from Banks and Trust Oos i | . . 15 Cashon Hande. .. .. . . | #0937 Cash Itemuo ... ... . ... 54937 Int. Receivable Aced to = 8-81-1924 . ... ... | 303649 Total Resources .............. 140418.77 v - LIABILITIES i

Capital Stock paid in weeees | $..25000.00 Surplus ~ . 1050.0 C Undivided Profits ...... ... | 248553 Demand Deposits ....$31931.64 Demand Certificates 50995.41 Savings Deposits ... 15494.15 98421.20 Notes etc., Dediscounted ....... 12065.20 Int. Payable Aced to - 831a82d a 0 188630 Total Liabilitie§ ........... 140418.77 State of Indiana ‘County of Noble SS: I, M. Growcock, Cashier of the State Bank of Kimmell do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. . M. Growcock Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of Sept. 1924. Leonard Van Voorst, Notary Public My commission expires May 7 1928.

BETTY LAMB’S BEAUTY SHOP ~ Mar inell § Preparation. Appointrnents Phone 339 Open Mon., Wed, and Sat nights

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

- One More Band Concert. The closing open air band concert of the season will be given from Hote! Ligonier balcony Wedensday evening apd if the weather is anywhere near favorable three is sure to be a big crowd out. . ’ The band goes to Millershurg October 4 and is booked to furnish music for a three day homecoming celebration at Goshen under the control of the American Legion. - Farmer is Freed, : Charles Harris residing near Lake Wawasee appeared in city ¢ourt at Goshen Friday and was given a hearing on a charge of issuing a fraudulent check for $9.30 on the State Bank of Syracuse. He pleaded guilty and was given a suspended sentence of two years at the penal farm and a $2OO fine. , ' ' Wrecks Automobile.

Leo Leverensy of South Chicago was quite badly hurt Sunday when he sent his Haynes machine around a telegraph pole near the Denning farm striking a quy wire and scraping the top of the car off. Two women and a child in the machine escaped injury. R ! N ‘Rob High School. Thieves who obtained . entrance to the office of Supt. Craig at Columbia City knocked off the combination lock on the filing cabinet suuposed te be hurglar proof and rifled it of about $4O in cash and some checke. L ' Wins Fair Premiums. \ - Joe Smith won three premiums at the Kendallville fair ,two o nhis colts and one on an aged mare. These honors were won over a large field of good horses. . - Meat Market Sold. o ~ The Hossinger Brothers meat market at Albion has changed hands. It is. understood the new owner plans to move the fixtures of the market out town. - :

Seligs shipped four decks of stock last Saturday. - ' For sale—Steel ooil drums at the Kiester Electric Shop. 28b8t [‘ Trucking and long distance h_auiing. Call phone 331. . 29a12t* G. M. Zimmerman spent Sunday with Goshen friends : Col. §. J. Straus and | family leave for Chicago at noon today. Miss Anna Austin was a guest of Mamie Bare one day last week. ‘ Merle Henney drove Sain Snyder to Chicago yesterday in his new car. Pola Negri in “Men’’ her finest picture Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Miss Hilda Austin went to South Bend today to have her eyes treated.

For Sale — Two Gurnsey cows, springers; also calves. 0. V. Borger. : . 31atf TR RSN 'W. H. Baker came from Goshen today to attend the funeral of Calvin Fisher. . i The eleventh ch?ld,‘-«a daughter has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gahgwer. . Will Gibson came from Mishawaka to spend the week end yvith old friends. . L . The Eagles lodge of Ligonier will hold a regular meetin gin their home tomorrow evening. | For Rent—Brick residence all modern improvements on South Martin street. Inquire of Eli Jacobs. 3latf

~ Miss-Ina Mae Gandy who spent thé week with her aunt Mrs. Will Davis and family returned to her home in Chicago. - » : i i Jaéob L. ’Shee‘i fow has his Banner addressed to 203 North State street Chicago Apartment 8 where he makes his home. Mrs. Della Dunkle the school teacher has removed with her family from Martin street to apartments over Citizens Bank.| - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson and children motored to LaGrange Wednesday and were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Hostetler. U : Dr. Black reports the birth of two babes one to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shanton and the other to tenants on the Brazel Greer farm.

Rudolph Valentino in “Monsieur Beaucaire” is the most beautful picture ever made. Remember the date, at Crystal next week. - William Greider of Elkhart was in the city Friday visiting old friends and transactng business. He made the Banner a suctantial call. Miss Doris Davis who has been spénding a two weeks vacation here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis returned to Chicago today. . Messrs and Mesdames Will Hire and and 8. C. Sackett drove over to Spencerville Sunday and took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Odle and family. ‘ 1 U N RS Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver Mrs. O. F Gerber and Miss Ada Weckesser, Messrs and Mesdames Dale Barnhart and Russell Hoak made a tour of LaGrange county Sunday ; ;

: Youths Sent Up. =~ Judge Drake in the LaGrange circuit court last week disposed of the following criminal cases :- : John Wogoman, Orrin Preske Law-j rence Ryan and James Stellar held‘ for stealing from the Howe garage were sentenced to the reformatory at Pendleton for one to eight years. Leon Stroup of Lima township was fined $250 and costs for dynamiting in Fawn river. - o Clarence Hughes arrested for! stealing wheat was given a suspend_edi sentence to the reformatory on eon—.f dition of good behavior and payment of fine of $5 and costs. o ‘ ~ Vietim of Fraetious Colt. Isaac Swihart an exhibitor in the horse show at the Kendallville fair is confined to Lakeside hospital recovering from injuries sustained Thursdayafternoon at the fair grOtin(is. Mr. Swihart was leading a colt when the. animal reared and threw him against a tree with terrific force rendering him unconscious for about an hour. A physician was summoned and Mr! Swihart was rushed to the hespital where it was found his injuries consisted: of a fracture of the left arm at the elbow and numerous bruises about the body. _ § . | Sale of Household Goods.

The household effects of the late iClara Jacobs will be sold commeéncing Wednesday September 24, at her late home on South Cavin street. The goods consist of a library table, chaise lounge, davenport, Curio cabinet, parlor set buffet, glass cabinet sewing machine beds dressers wash stands, chairs, porch rockers kitchen cupboard cook stove oil stove with oven, kitchen table cooking utensils and many other articles not mentioned. . v . | . Death Ends Troubles. Mrs. Frances E. Rifer 24 formerly of Warsaw died at her home in South Bend. She is survived by two children one two years old :and the other 21 days old. Her husband Wilbur is in jail charged with non-support: of his family. Two other children were burned to death in a fire about a year ago. - ; ‘ ‘ '

~ Will Close Business Places, - Jewish 'business places in Ligonier will al lbe closed on account of holidays Monday September 29 and Wednesday October Bth . Those to close will be E. Jacobs & Co., J. L. Levy & Son. Wertheimer Seed House, Kahn Shirt Factory D. Selig & Sons Citizen and Mier State banks and Joe Miller poultry house. - - . Death From Sleeping Sickness The third death from sleeping sickness occurred at LaPorte Friday when Miss Ross Scholtz died at the Holy family hospital. She had been suffering from the disease for the past three weeks. s - Two others died from the same disease within the last two weeks at Laporte. : . See Nappanee Ball Game. Chas. Turnock drove Sam ' Snyder’s car to Nappanee the other day taking Mr. Snyder Lee Loeser, Joe Scanlan, Fred Myers, Clarence Gale Jack Reese to see the Three Rivers, Mich., ‘play Nappanee. The score was 7 to 5 in favor of the Woleverines, : Will Live in Los Angeles. ' Mr. and, Mrs. Calvin - Knecht who have been guests at the J. D. Kreager home will soon leave with their three children for Los Angeles, California where they wil lmake . their future home. o .

' - Here From South Bend. ... George Vanetta Louise LaFiitee and Atha Koontz came from South Bend to greet Annabelle Clawson little daughter recently born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clawson. : Missionary Society Meeting., - .The Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will be entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. John L. Cavin at her home assisted by Mrs. Stella Yoder. . ~ Here From Chicago. _ ~ Mrs. Addie Loeb sister of the late Mrs. Clara Jacobs and = Mrs. Ruth Seaman a niece of Chicago are here to conduct the sale of the Mrs. Jacobs household goods. v : : To Attend Conference. . Rev. J. W. Reynolds will leave for Kokomo’ tomorrow to attend an evangelistic conference of the North Indiana M. E. church. He will be absent tyo days. - : - - Several Rain Storms. The hot wave which struck this section ‘Saturday and continued over Sunday was accompanied by wind and rain storms. : o« :

Big Ball Games. October Ist St. Louis Cardinals play the Kips at Fort Wayne and the next day the Cincinnati Nationals - play there. Ligonier fans will go over. . Mrs.f Christie Entertains. ~ Mrs. 0.. W. Christie gave a bridge party Thursday evening in honor of a cousin Mrs. Smith who is here on a vigit from South America. . Six Airplanes Over. i Six armj% airplanes passed over Ligonier Sunday afternoon . enroute to Chanute field for a demonstration. e Harold and Esther Reynolds zntertained Saturday and Sunday Edward Pride and Miss Ann Rickett of Kendallville and Francis McWhinney of Geneva. = e o

_ Obituary. - Qeorge W. Hussey son of George and Elizabeth Hussey was born in Ligonier Aug. 2 1853"31: a log cabin on the corner where thd Brown Funeral Home now stands and died Sept. 14 1924 at 2:1 SP. M. at his home 314 Martin St. o : ' - Mr. Hussey was well known in Ligonier and the surrounding vicinity having spent his enlire; life with the excepton of"a few’ yeiﬁﬁ‘e in this city. HMe was a plasterer: and cement walk layer by trade but in later years worked in factories of this city. He also conducted a grocery for two years. ' .

Mr. Hussey had been in poor health for the past| two years but never gave up courage and fought bravely for his life until the end. ' , i{e was united in marriage to: Anna E. Snyder at Goshen on May 2 1894. To this union was born two children. Besides his widow he leaves to mourn both children George Ray Hussey and Mrs. Kenneth Henn and one grandchild Ray Anthony Henn. Funeral services were held from his late residence Wednesday at 2:30 with burial in Oak Park. Services wereconducted by Rev. Reynolds. -

We wish to extend our thanxs to our many friends and neighbors for their sympathy and helpfulness and the beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our loved one. * 'Mrs. Geo. Hussey and Children

From out of town at funeral: Mr. and Mrs: M. L. Hussey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hussey and daughter Geraldine of Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wohlford and daughter Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Wohlford aud son Ned, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leibold, Mrs. lke‘ Miller, Mrs. Joe Weyburn, /Mrs. Will Watts all of Goshen , Mr. and Mrs.} Geo. Ky Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Lester Raifsnyder of Constantine. Will Snyder, Mrs. Sadié Kelsey, Mrs. Kate Leas, Mrs. Lizie Seabold Mrs. Millard Kelley of Port Wayne. = . . Youth lis Eleetrocuted, Clore M. Leighty 19 of South Bend was instantly killed at Bremen Tuesday when his' body came i ncontact with a high veltage wire as he was repairing an - electric ’tr.‘ausmission line. He was an employee of the electric c“o-mpuny of . Bremen. Other workers immediatély shut off the curand removed the body from the light pole. across which it was suspended. . 1 . | .

~ Bible in Schools. More than 700 pupils of the Goshen schools are now receiving instructions twice a week in the study of the Bible. Expense of the work is apportioned among the thirteen churches of the city . . - ~ Mrs. Reed Home. ' Mrs. William Reed who seme time ago submitted to an operati¥n in the ‘Goshen hospital returned hdne from the institution. Mrs. Reed iNa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanger Smiih. " Special Phone Station. The American Telephone & Telegraph company has made arrangements to erect a testing and boosting station at LaGrange at a cost estimated at $35,000. . ' ‘ , Meeting of City Coumeil. The city council will meet in regih. lar session Thursday evening September 25 when the tax levy and budget will be confirmed and other business transacted. . For Sale—Two Carnary birds WithE cages. Good singers. Phone 216. 30b2t Rudolph Valentino the idol of the millions at Crystal next week. ‘

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- “Men’ is Pola Negri’'s greatest picture see it at Crystal this week. . s . - i 7 - Wanted,to purchase seven or eight quarts canned cherries. Inquire Lisle Gibert at 410 S. McLedn street. - * I have installed a hemstitching machine at Mrs. Casey’s Shoe Store where I will do custom work also a full line of needles and oils. Sewing machine oil 2 bottles for 25 cents. Hazel Mclowell . 27atf Miss Bertlia Eads of New York City is s;)e&itiiilg a couple of wecks here with hér sister Mrs. Harry Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. Pollard are also enteritaining‘ Mr.jand Mrs."M. D. Grace and son of Chicago ' |

B. EE RICKARD “ Successor to DM. Rench . Has the busiest Tin Shop in Ligonier . He is prepared to do all kinds of work in . - his line in a flrst-class style. Agent for Premier and Jewell Furnaces - West Fouath Street, Ligonier

. APPLE. JELLY Supply isscarce and in great demand ‘ ‘ this year L - Call C. G. Keehn, Ligonier

Wanted .to rent ythree furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire 249 W. Union street. '3obat* ~ For sale .sewing .machine ‘in good condition. Price ‘sls. Inquire of Mrs. L. R. Lépird at her home. 30b2t. " +’Nofiee. to - Taxpayers. . I wil. lbe in Ligonier on the following dates to collect the fall installment of faxes : e _Farmers and Merchants Trust Co. Sept. 29th and 30th. o Mier State Bank Oct. Ist and 2nd. ‘Citizens-Bank Oct. 3rd and 4th. Please bring spring receipts if possible. T S ‘ J. Herbert Cockley County Treasurer : 30b4t