Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 49A, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 January 1925 — Page 2

s Wihhaankelld el - The Farmers & Merchants . . Trust Company . .. s ,sha.re-heiders'az"e all heme people--business men, professional men and farmers. , | - Their interests and yours are mutual. The bank’s profits remain right in the community for the upbuilding of our town and county. - - . Start Your Account Now : We pay 4'.‘;;,0;1 Savings and Time Depesits ' The Farmers & Merchants | Trust Company : The Bank of Safety e:nd Friendly Service. .

s Bty Caawr o Next time your battery needs recharging. Our number is . ' %) - a 8 ~ We are equipped to - . give you ' One Day Service on - Battery Charging Saving you . money on rental batteries and giving your own ' battery a longer-lived charge than is possible with old 2 or 3 day;Char_ging. Try our one-day charging. ’ - Kiester ; ".f' i Electric Shop

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J "y ustrite " ° Reducing Corsets This seasons sensation in Rubber Reducing Corsets. The only properly reinfprced reducing Cor‘set guaranteed not to rip or tear ; natufal»undyed rubber on inside and pink rubber on out ' side. - Rubber tovnéue underlacing insures maximum reducing qualities Come get a fitting and be comfortable with a. corset that car- " rles a guarantee $B.OO and $lO.OO.

Foster Shop

s . ihe iigomer Banner * . . ESTABLISHED 186e.5 : Published by ! ‘ “he Banner Publishing Company | W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Puilisned every Monday and Thursday 2nd entered in the Postoffice at Ligonler, ind., as second class matter. : | rem—— e ———er——— TRUSTEE'S REPORT. |~ Township Trustee’s Annual Report j%;. Advisory Board of Perry. Town(ship, Noble County, Indiana, showing ‘receipts, disbursements and balances tof all Township revenues, for ‘the (year ending December 31, 1924. : Township Fund. - Received . Bal, Dec. 31 1923, + $1035.54 rurville Pressler distribution 837.79 él":'ﬁ‘\- }(.’Uzd:i!"lfi)l’ Jd. P ete : 73425 10rville Pressier distribution 777.04 | Total , 2685.02 Disbursements f.»\l\(;!. Hite adv. board $ 5.00 | Rush Cunningham adv. board 5.00 { Banner Pub.- Co. Pub. report 49.00 | Ligonier Leader Pub. report 49.00 iD H Goble supplies : - 4.31 A Jackeoon expense 1923 - 150.00 D H Goble supplies 10.4¢ | Eilis' Smith adv. board 5.00 W A Jackson salary 300.00 {J L Henry Ser. rendered 6.00 { Ligonier Leader supplies 8.0 |J B Schutt Treatise 10.00 Ve G Thompson pub. budget 12.88 l‘i{;;x:ner Pub. Co. pub. budget 12.88 )’ has, E7Smith transfers 53.00 {Jolin W Zimmerman transfers 120.71 i‘&\’ A .!:lérkS()z; salary _ 360.00 (W A Jackson salary and exp. 210.00 ’ Disburséments during year 1371.26 i Road Fund. ’ ~ Received . - i}l.li Dec. 31 1923 : $3886.16 { Orville Pressler distribution 2932.30 | Orville Pressler distribution -2719.65 | Total ' 9538.11 i : Disbursements ’ . | Mier State Bank road orders 37.75 f;‘;,’?c-l"Staie Bank road orders 90.40 N\ier State Bank road orders 14.10 J D Adams grader repairs 8.95 Mier State Bank road orders 7.40 ‘Mier State Bank road orders 13.45 Harry Clemens gravel S\ 141.80 Mier State Bank road orders 5.50 Mier State Bank road orders 164.30 Roscoe Jackson repairing grader 7.15 Mjer State Bank road orders 126.57 Mier State Bank rcad orders 215.50 Mier State Bank road orders 500.00 Mier State Bank road orders 346.85 Mier State Bank road orders 500.60 Mier State Bank road order 579.80 Mfer ‘tSate Bank road order 689.60 Mier tSate Bank road orders 856.10 Mier State Bank road orders 626.10 Mier®#State Bank road orders 403.00 Mier tSate Bank road orders . 485.05 Mier State Bank road orders 70.05 iiier tSate-Bank road orders 387.80 Mier tSate Bank road orders 52.00 HIPCO culverts etec, 78.39 Mier State Bank road orders 15.00 ‘John Gard gravel ~ 45.80 Mier State Bank road orders. 197.50 Aier State Bank road orders 302.10 Mier State Bank road orders 674.65 Mier State Bank road orders 582.70 Disbursements during year 8225.96 . Special School Fund ; } Received | Bal Dee. 31 1923 ‘513272;4'8J Oryille Pressler distribution '5077.26] W A Jackson boiler sold 20.00 Orville Pressler distribution 4662.27 Total 123032.01 ~ Disbursenients - Citizens Bank Bond, int. | 766.87 Citizens Bank bonds int. 766.88 Jobn Kettlebar janitor ~ 45.09 Citizens Bank bond, int # 405,00 Hazel Waldron school supplies .35 A R Marshall: oil 15.63 John Kettlebar janitor = 45.00 James Simpson hack , 95.00 Haseal Crother hack v 95,00 Il H Beckner hack 95.00 G E Roe hack : ; 95.00 Laurin Cole - e 95.00 Earl James = M 0 C D Emmitt wood 1000 Levi H. Chiddister hack =~ 44.00 Barl James hack 4500 John Kettlebar janitor etc. 46,50

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D H Goble supplies 98y Kiger & Co. crayon ; 15.50 Interstate Pub. Ser. lights 15.68 Walter Robinson storage 3,00 K F Mullin repair motor = 13.00 James O Simpson hack 95.00 Hascal Crothers hack 95.00 Eli H Beckner hack etc. > 100:18 Earl James hack ' 45.00 G E Roe hack 95.00 - LL Cole hack 95.00 Levi H Chiddister hack 44.00 John Kettlebar janitor ete. 46.50 John Kunkalman labor 255.14 John Kettlebar janitor etc. ~ 48.30 Earl James hack . 45.00 James O Simpson hack 95.00 Hascal Crothers hack 95.00 Eli Beckner hack 95.00 | Earl James hack - 45.00 G E Roe hack 95.00 L L Cole hack - 95.00 Levi . H Chiddister hack 44.00 John Kettlebar janitor 45.00 0O A Billman repaing pump 32.00 John Kettlebar janitor- 45.00 Ligonier Tel. Co. service 15.40 Far. Co-op. Elev. Co. lumber 4.40 Pauline Troyer institute 36.75 Pauline Calendine institute - 30.00 Dorotha Cleland institute ' 3b.00 Hazel Waldron institute 42.00 Albertine, Gerver institute 40.00 James 0. Simpson hack 141.85 Hascal Crothers hack . 124.35: Eli H Beckner hack - 119.05 Earl James hack 112.50 G E Roe hack ) 118.75 ‘L L Cole hack . 121.70 Levi H . Chiddister hack . 55.00 John Kettlebar jaintor ~ 68.00 Hattie Jacskon enumeration 25.00 -Roy Stroman repairing motor 6.20 Far. Co-op. Eleva Co. coal 445.90 Bobbs Merrill Co. books 17.26 G R Hall Commencement « 22.14 Citizens Bank bond int. 952.50 Citizens Bank bond int, 952.50 Far. Co-op. Eleva Co. wood 15.90 John H Hoffman school sup. -6.30 Seagley Bros. 11700 Chas. Saggers labor . 22.50 Arthur Yeager cement work 55.78 Sanger Smith cleaning 45.00 Standard Oil Co. oil 14.93 ‘John Kettlebar janitor - 45.00 W. S. Milner schook sup. 9.95 .Harry Walters repairing cushions 5.00 F Barnhart supplies - 3.32 James Simpson hack 95.00 Hascal (Crothers hack 95.00 Eli H Beckner hack 9500 Guy "A Alburn hack - 90.00 G E Roe hack 95.00 L. L. Cole hack 95.00 Levi H Chiddister hack : 70.00 John Kettlebar janitor ; 45.00 Aaron Urich freight 4 2.00 S J Williams express 1.78 Standard oOil Co. ; i 4178 John Kettlebar janitor etc., 51.63 Abe Weimer repair body 40.00 J T Latta labor - 5.00 Garden ‘- City Ed’'l Co. supplies 81.08 John Kettlebar janitor. 45.00 James O Simpson hack 85.50 Hascal Crothers h-a.ek . BB EL Eli H Beckner ’ha-c;k‘k 85.5¢ Guy A Alburn hack" s 81.0( G E Roe hack - , b BB L L Cole hack f 85.5( Levi H Chiddister hack 14 6301 R E Loy supplies b 1661 John Kettlebar janitor ' 45.00 Mishawaka Pub School transfers 91.83 N'Y G R R Co freight 1.99 Chas Nelson transfers . 1000.90 Chas. Nelson transfers +. 1376.08 M. C Beck manuscripts 5.39 James O Simpson hack 95.00 Hascal Crothers hack - . 95.00 Eli H Beckner hack , 95.00 Guy A. Alburn hack 90.00 G E Roe hack . 95.00 L L Cole hack - ' 95.00 Levi H Chiddister hack . 70.00 John Kettlebar janitor *45.00 Abe Weimer repairing hack 15.00 Templin Music Co Viectrola etec 48.75 Roy Stroman labor 17.80 Interstate Pub. Ser. Co. light . 62.87 Inter State Pub. Ser. Co. light 24.33 ‘John Kettlebar janitor etec. 46.45 ewanne Boiler Co. grates 72.20 C B Dolge Co. supplies v .33.60 D H Globe Printing Co. supplies 52.28 James O Simpson hack . 71.25 Hascal Crothers hack 71.25 Eli H Beckner hack T 25 Guy A. Aluburn hack - L 8 G E Roe hagk 71.25 L L Cole hack 71.25 Levi H Chiddister hack 52.50 O V Borger cyclone insurance 5.00 John Kettlebar janitor 45.00 Disbursements during year 13923.84

: Tuition Fund : : Received Bal. Dec. 31 1923 $3670.41 Mier State Bank int. ' s Citizens Bank int, ' 4.18 Trust Co. Bank int. 4.93 Mier State Bank int.- s Citizens Bank int. ' 12.03 Trust Co. Bank int. .9.20 Orville Pressler dis. 654.05 Citizens Bank int. 11.23 Trust Co. Bank int. . 8.38 Mier tSate Bank int. 10.33 Mier State Bank int. : 10.32 Citizens Bank int. e, 9.97 Trust Co. Bank int. 8.98 ‘Orville Pressler distribution = . 125.4¢ ‘Mier tSate Bank int. 9.01 Citizens Bank int. - 8.44 Trust Co. Bank int. 8.70 Mier State Bank int. - 8.38 Citizens Bank int. 6.67 Trust Co. Bank int. ‘ 9.07 Orville Pressler distribution 2098.51 Mier State Bank int. : 9.37 Trust Co. Bank int. 518 Citizens Bank int. . 6.90 Orville Pressler distribution 457.94 Mier State Bank int. 3 Citizen Bank int. : 8.48 Trust Co. Bank int. 110.99 Mier State Bank int. 11.95 Citizens Bank Int. 7.40 Trust Co. Bank int. : 11.00 Mier tSate Bank int. 11.46 Citizens Bank -int. 719 Trust Co. Bank int. ) L Es Mier State Bank int. 11.67 Citizens Bank int. ' 6.791 Trust Co. Bank int, - 9.30

Mier :State Bank int. -, = = 9.36 Citizense Bank int. ' 6.65 Trust Co. Bank int. _ 6.83 Orville Pressler dis. - 1943.49 | Total : - .9276.14 . Disbursements Pauline Troyer teaching 105.00 Hazel Waldron teaching 105.00 Pauline Calendine teaching 100.00 Dorotha Cleland teaching 100.00 Albertine Gerver teaching 100.00 Pauline Troyer teaching. 1%})0 Pauline- Calendinf, “*~“«ngs 100.00 Dorotha Cleland S *RR #lOO. Hazel Waldron s + RE 1495.00 Albertine Gerve; &' hing - 100.00 Pauline Troyer b ing © 105.00 Pauline. Calendii’, "®3Chigng * 100.00 Dorothea Clelan e 100.00 Hazel Waldron tpaching - 105.00 Albertine Gerverfteaching 100.00 Hazel Waldron #paching 52.50 Albertine Gerver teaching « b 50.00 Pauline Troyer ching 131.25 Pauline Calend{éteaching' 125.00 Dorotha Cleland Steaching 125.00 Hazel Waldron teaching 78.75 Albertine Gerverxteaching 75.00 Hazel Waldron teaching 52.50 Rose Lundy teaching 50.00 Albertine Gerver teaching 50.00 Pauline Troyer teaching 110.00 Virginia Jourdan teaching 105.00 Rose Lundy teaching -50.00 Hazel Waldron teaching ' 52.50 Albertine Gerver teaching 50.00 Pauline Troyer teachihg 110.00 Virginia Jourdan teaching 105.00 Rose Lundy teaching 100.00" Hazel Waldron teaching 105.00 Albertine Gerver teaching 100.00 | Pauline Troyer teaching - 110.00 Virginia Jourdan teaching 105.00 Rose Lundy teaching 100.00 Albertine Gerver teaching . 100.00 Hazel Waldon teaching 105.00 Ora E Cole transfers 728.01 Pauline Troyer teaching 82.50 Virginia Jourdan teaching 78.75 Rose Lundy teaching 75.00 Albertine Gerver teaching + 75.00 Hazel Waldron teaching 78.75 Disbursements during year 484551 — Dog Fund ' Received o Bal Dec. 31 1923. $59.40 Assessors dog tax 501.00 W A Jackson dog tax , 67.00 W A Jackson dog tax 5 48.00 W. A Jackson dog tax 16.00 Total : 691.40

’ Disbursements Charles Saggers sheep killed 5.00 John H. Green sheep killed 30.00 Rudolph Miller sheep killed 90.00 Claude Loy sheep Kkilled 18.00 Spurgeon & Walker sheep killed 175.25 Mrs. Geo. Foster sheep killed 20.0( Earl Neufer sheep killed 10.00 Disbursements during year 348.25

Cemetery Fund Received Bal. Dec. 31 1923 ° $ .03 Orville Pressler distribution 206.98 Orville Pressler distribution -194.26 Total : 401.27 ’ Disbfirsements John Blanchard labor 19.20 Mier State Bank note and int, 25.45 Leslie Harper labor : ©20.00 Disbursements during year - 64.65 * Total of all Funds ‘ ‘Township Fund Bal. on hand Dec. 31 1923 $1035.94 Receipts during year. 1649.08 Total balanees and receipts 2685.02 Disbursements during year 1371.26 Final balances Dec. 31 1924 1313.76 Road Fund

Bal. on hand Dec. 31 1923 3886.16 Receipts during year ~ 5651.95 Total balances and receipts 9538.11 Disbursements during year 8225.96 Final Balances Dec. 31 1924 © 1312.15 Special School Fund Bal on hand Dec. 31 1923 ° 13272.48 Receipts during year 9759.53 Total balances and receipts 23032.01 Disbursements during year 13923.84 Final balances Dec. 31 1924 9108.17 Tuition Fund Bal on hand Dec. 31 1923 3670.41 Receipts during year . 5605.73 Total balances and receipts 9276.14 Disbursements during year 484551 Final balances Dec. 31 1924 4430.63 Dog Fund Bal on hand Dec. 31 1923 '59.40 Receipts during year 632.00 Total balances and receipts . 691.40 Disbursements during year 348.25 Final Balances Dec. 31 1924 343.15 : Cemetery Fund Bal. on hand Dec. 31. 1923 $ .03 Receipts’ during year 401.24 Total balances and receipts 401.27 Disbursements during year 64.65 Final Balances Dec. 31 1924 336.62 Total of All Funds

Bal. on hand Dec: 31 1913 21924.42 Receipts during year © 23699.53 Total balances and receipts 45623.95 Disbursements during year 28779.47 Final balances Dec. 31 1924 16844.48 Total balances as shown by this report $16844.48 ; EWarrant checkks outstanding Dec. 31 1924 None ‘Total Balances and outstanding warrants December 21 1924 $16844.48. Cash in Despository December 31 1924 $16844.48. ‘ I W. A. Jackson the Trustee of Perry township Noble <county Indiana do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of Receipts Disbursements and Balances is true and correct as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all the sums received by me, and the various items of expenditures credit‘ed have been fully p\aid in the sums stated, and without expressed or implied agreement that dny portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any eﬁﬁer person. And Ifurther declare and swear (or affirm) that I have received no money nor articles of value in consideration of any contract made by me as Trustee of this township. : ‘W. A. JACKSON Trustee of Perry e Township. G Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed)

to before me the Chairman of the Advisory Board o fthis Township. ' . - - Ellis Smith Chairman of Ad-. visory Board of Perry Township. ° This report was received accepted and approved b ythe Advisory Board of this Township at its Annual Meeting. , i it Ellis Smith . 73 Hite ' . Rush Cunningham o Advisory Board of Perry Township. : ; Aot ——— e -Setures Heavy Damages. ~Judge Endicott in the Dekalb circuit court has granted Mrs. Bertha ‘Robinson administratrix oftheestate of the late William T. Ifrandenberg of Garret authority to settle her claim against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company for $11,750. ' - Mr. Brandeénbery was a brakeman and was killed in an accident last August 28. The beneficiaries of the proposed settlement are the widow Mrs. Brandenberg 19 years old at the time of her husband’s death and two children, William 19 months old and Dorothy aged 2 months. The administratrix is the mother of Mrs. Brandenberg. .

Tippecanoe River Park.

Sponsored by the Izaak Walton league a bill was introduced ‘in ‘lndianapolis by Representative Forest Kncpper Warsaw for purchase by the state of river banks along the Tippecanoe river in Koskciusko Marshall and Fulton counties,. A one mill tax levy for 1925 and 1926 is proposed. The bill also provided for a state park at Pigeon lake in LaGrange county. : 5

Another Alcohol Death,

A man whose identity was unknown up to a late hour yesterday died from denatured alcohol poisoning in the police: ambulance while he was being taken to the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne. : The coroner said the dead man’s stomach smelled like an automobile radiator in the winter season. ;

Gasolene Goes Up‘:

Local dealers were ordered to increase the price of gasolene one cent the gallon Friday and the price is now 18.4 cents. It has been several months since the the price was -Taduced. : =

| We buy Poultry and Eggs ~ Hoosier Produce Co. - South Cavin Street Prices Right ‘Open Wednesday and Saturday. Telephone 489 BOBECKe BOWLES

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J. L. HENRY

Home Realty and Investment Co,

+ 105 acre farm near Millersburg on paved road. Will trade for smaller farm. 5% mortgage . 46-acre farm within 2 miles of Ligonier. Priced to seit. . 118-acre farm in Elkhart township. Good buildings. Tenant house. : o Six-acre tract within one mile of Ligonier. Good poultry farm. 515-acre tract near Cromwell. Gocd house. : « 8-acre farm in Washington» township. Priced to sell quick. . 45-acre farm in Jefferson township. Want a small tract’ near high school. T 63-acre onion and mint farm near Kimmell. : ' 80-acre farm in Jefferson township on statg highway. . 38-acre farm in Elkhart township to trade for. larger farm. 11%-acre tract on Lincoln highway within three miles of i Ligonier§ : : 120-acre onion and corn farm . south of Cromwell. o S 70-acre farm northwest of* Ligonier, at the right price. = - ‘127-acre level farm within 3 miles of Albion. 5% mortgage. Priced to sell. fe i 140-acre farm .near Howard City, Mich. Will trade for anything. . : ‘ - 34-acre farm in Sparta township, ‘ G 80-acre f -1 in Perry township. Fert . il and good buildings. : : o G 92-acre .arm in Washington townshiy at a bargain. o - 162-acre farm joining - city limits of Ligonier. GoBd buildings. A - ~ 40-acre onion and mint farm on Blazed Trail near Kendallville. : | 5 : : 160-acre farm with new buildings near Stringtown -church. 29 acres of land overlooking - Lake Wawasee. Suitable for platting. ‘ : 145 acres on Linfcolr%Highway _ln Green township, 25 acres of choice onion ground. : - S | 80-acre farm in Sparta TownL"‘ship. New modern buildings . priced to sell. : L e

Phone 165 Second Floor Sheets Bidg, Ligonier, Ind

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J. C. KIMMELL

_320-acre farm near Cromwell. Good buildings_ and fertile soil. | _ 46-acre farm near LaOtto Terms to. suit purchaser. - 45-acre farm near Three Riv- | ers, Mich. Wil trade for Noble ! county property. . .. | 90-acre farm near Wawaka to exchange for smaller farm. _BO-acre farm near Albion, Will take "40-acre farm in exchange. o ' ~ 40-acre farm 10 miles North- - west of Ligonier. .Terms to - : s - 208-acre . farm - near Indian “Village. Good soil and buildings. Friced right. - - ’ 170 -aere farm in York Townghitp.- . ' : . 5-acre tract on Lima road near Fort Wayne to trade for 80-acre farm near Ligonier. ' ~ 80-acre apple farm in Jennings county. Will sell or trade for an onion farm. . ~ 120-acre farm in _ Whitley -county. Would exchange for a good business. . ’ - What have you to- trade for a level - 40-acre ‘farm. near Constantine, Michigan? . - : " -T-acre tract on Lincoln Highway near Tourist Park. New buildings. .- : 144-acre level farm in York ‘township; 50; acreés of muck land.: - o . 73-acre farm on Lincoln Highway at a bargain. ‘ 257-acre farm in Sparta towni ship.’ Level and productive. . 40-acre’ corn and mint farm . near Ligonier. Good. buildings. .~ 35-acre poultry farm in Steu- . ben. ceunty. -Would trade for ~ town. property. ' - One acre tract with buildings - within one mile of Ligonier. - 60-acre farm two miles from ~ Ligonier for sale or trade. . 10-acre: traet. near Lake Wa- ~ wasee. ‘Would make a dandy truck and poultry farm. AT acre farm 3 ‘miles from - Wolcottville in LaGrange - County, e - 40 acre farm in Sparta Town- | ship. No buildings. . o