Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 38A, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 November 1925 — Page 4

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7 room modern house on Third street. For sale or rent. Dandy 7 room house on Lincoln Way West. : 9 room house on Union street, large lot. Priced right. 5 room cottage on Lincoln Way West, Modern, Good garage 10 ‘room house on Cavin street, suifiable for rooming house. Terms. $B5O takes a house and corner lot near the U.B. church. Terms 7 room house on Union street and Lincoln Highway. Garage. Modern 7 room house on Lincoln Way West, recently remodeled, $l5OO buys a 6 room house on Sixth street. 51400 buys a good 6 room house on the North-Side. Corner lot.

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Pay your Banner Subscription NOW ’ Use your Guest Coupons tonight. ! Roy Elijah had business which ltook him to Cromwell the other day. ! Milton Sills in “The Knockout this 'Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. i - ! Mesdames Walter Robinsen and Cloe Coss visited friends in Goshen Friday. ) 'i w—-.———-—...--—,-o-'-w--i For sale, buzz wood at $2.75 a cord {in the woods. V. E. Rarick, Ligonier l Indiana. 37a4t ! Two ‘hundred shocks good fodder itied in bundles for sale. J. L, Dunning » : 37h2* Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rodgers and chil idren visited relatives in Cromwell one day last week. - o ‘ Mrs. Nancy Stiver was called to ;Butler last week by the illness of a isister, Mrs. C, E. Garl. | For rent steam heated rooms with 'kitchen privileges. Inquire at the Lodge. . 38a7t

‘Huftys Beauty Shope now located at home corner Wayne and Unien St. Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m,.. For appointlménts Phone 440. 37b3t ! Wanting to leave town I am offer;ing for sale my property on N. Martin ESt. consisting of a house and three ilots. Also my house and lot ia (o‘shen. Cheap if taken at once. Chester 'Hile.‘ ’ 3Gast* Pay your Banner Subscription NOW I Harold Lloyd next week.

7 room house, barn and poultry house and four acres of ground near the North Side School House, Terms. 3 choice vacant lotg in the south part of the city, BUSINESS CH&NCES. The best restaurant in a city of 5000 on State highway. Two.good,restaurants on the Lincoln Highway in a live town. Garage on the Lincoln Highway. Would trade for a farm. General store in a good town. Doing good business. 2 In addition to the above ofterings'we have several'choice residence properties, and over sixty farms for gale or trade. We handle insurance of every description, Federal farm loans and safe securities, Call at our office and lets talk matters over.

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. Sale of Personal Property. Owing to the heavy rain last Saturday the sale of the Anna Buffenbarger goods was postponed until one o’'clock on next Saturday November 14 1925. ' A large amount: of good household goods and an extra fine lot of linens and bedding are included in this sale. It will pay you to attend, Sale will be held at the house on the north corporation line of the city of Ligonier Indiana. - 38a2t Charles Piper Guardian. . - Rummage Sale. The ladies of . the Presbyterian church will hold a rummage sale beginning Wednesday November 11th in the room vacated by Herman Sack on 2nd St. All having articles which they cannot bring to the room please notify a member of the committee and they will be called for. Mrs. Myron Kirkland, Mrs. Arthur Newton and Mrs. Cecil Griffith.. 3793 t

- Harold Lloyd in ‘The Freshman”T next week, : . FHemstitching 6, 8§ and 10 cents. Mrs, Sheets Bartholomew, 38aTt Jo}m'H. Grisamei‘ had a tussle with an attack of flu last week. : The Progress club will meet this evening with Mrs. Hal Green., /The Eagles lodge will hold a regular meeting Tuesday night. . Harvey Raub of the Gutelius store will go to Toledo tonight on business. ‘Wanted girl experienced in general housework. No other need apply. Mrs. Sol Henoeh. ; Jqatf. Wanted Washings will call for and d lievr. Inquire of Mrs. Larl James. : 37a3tf‘ . The Knockout the picture with the mighty wallop. This week at Crystal. o : : , Wanted to buy poultry. We pay the highest market price. - Bobeck and Deardorfi, P 36h8t C. R. Stansbury left Sunday for Chicago to purchase goods for his double store. = Johnson Emerson a Purdue student was an over Sunday guest of Miss Rose Lundy. ; The ‘quarterly conference of the U. B. church will be held at that edifice this evening. : : } Mrs. Mattie Lunday and daughter lßose and Mrs. Paul Thomas were Goshen visitors Friday.

W. O. Lee, of Minneapolis, Minn., was’' an over Sunday guest of his sister Mrs. Jennie Drain. : “The Knockout” the red blooded picture of the year at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Harold Lloyd in ‘“The Freshman” will make a wooden Indian laugh. See it next week at Crystal. . - The Epworth ijeague of Ligonier ‘made a pilgrimage Sunday to the iKuukalman cottage at Wawasee. [ I will be at the Foster Shop Thurslday and Friday Nov, 12-13. Call 428 Lfor appointments, Crystal Young. | X ~ For Sale—Dining room suite complete good cendition. Inquire at residence. Chas. Simmons 28a2t* ~ The monthly meeting of the U, B. W. M. A. will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. H. H. Decker. Rev, F. B. Parker will go to South Bend Wednesday to atend a conference for the Elkhart district of the U. B. church. ‘ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Milton Parker of Grand Rapids, Mich., were Sunday guests of Councilman elect and Mrs. Ralph Strait. _ Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison and son George were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, Lyman Kilmer out on the farm. - Mesdames Nevin Brichenstoff and J. Riggley of North Manchester and Melvin Drain of Ligonier were Sunday guests of Mrs. Simon P. Smith

The Knockout’ with Milton Sills filmed in the big timber-country where logs by the thousands - catch in thundering jam .at Crystal this week. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Wood returned this morning from Elkhart where they had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James W, Smith sincel ast Thursday. i Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Duke and family and Miss Anna Louise Duke sister of Mr. Duke were entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Jas.. W. Smith of Elkhart, : ; l Dean Crockett, Councilman Galloway, William Reed and Charles Coss drove to Joliet Illinonis Saturday and returned Sundnay night after visiting relatives there. ; A, A. Rowland and daughter Dorothy of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Patterson of Angela and F. Julian of LaPorte were Sunday guests at the J. H. Hoffman home. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Vance and family of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. John Castetter of Elkhart and William Wade spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wade, Sl

- Resolution of Condolence, ‘Whereas: it has pleased God to remove from our midst, our beloved Brother, Mr, George Fahl, the Church the Sunday School and Community has lost a pure and upright man. His work being finished on earth, he has taken up his abode in that Heavenly Kingdom, where he will join the ransomed force. Our loss is Heaven’s gain. Therefore be it resolved: that, we the members of the United Brethren Church of Ligonier do hereby tender our deepest sympathy to his family and friends in their bereavement, and that we do also express our apprecia;L‘ipn of his Christian character and ;example, as well ag our sense of per~ sonal lgss to the church and the community of which he was an honored imember.

- Resolved: that a copy of this resolution be given to his family a copy be spread on the records of the church and a copy given to each, the Banner and the Leader for publication. Committee: » J. H. Golder ; : John E. Grooms v Albert L. Deardorff _ ‘ T. W, Wagoner - . B. Parker, . Resolation of Condolence. Whereas: God, in His love and mercy, has seen. fit to call Ella, the devoted wife of W. A. Cochran, and mother of Edith, Dean and Jessie, and sister of Mrs. F.'H. Green, to her heavenly reward, where the dngels are singing around the Throne of he: .oved and Saviour and Christ, Her voice in our earthly choir has been stilled.: Her pray_ei's, many have been answered. She now goes to join that neavenly choir, to sing and rejoice with he» Savious whom she loved and wershiped. Many are they who will remember her for that true and noble heart, that was always ready with alms and prayers to cheer those in need, and to point the way to a redeemed life. . e

‘We, as a church, lay our hearts upon the altar of . the bereaved, andf pour out ous sympathy in this their dark hour of sorrow, and pray that the cloud of sorrow may be lifted, and that the subshine of Godd’s love will lift the burden in their broken hearts. Recognizing that a devoted Sister has been taken from the church, as well as a devoted wife and mother from thg home. Realizing that a strong heart and hand has been removed from its usefulness in the church on e'a,rth‘,\ and the Church Triumphant has added a new member. Our grief can only be measured by those who have been ted to Christ by the charm of her singing, pvaying and teaching, ;n the church and Sunday school where she was always found in. her place. And, as we quote one of her favorite verses “The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want,” we know she has gone where sorrow -ig unknown. Sister *Ella was the oldestmember of our local church being a charter member always enjoying the confidence and good will of the entire membership, and always workings for the upbuilding of the church and the Kingdom of God. Resolved: that the Church Sunday School Ladies Aid, and the Missionary Societies extend to Brother Cochran family and sister Mrs, Green our hearts profoundest sympathy in this, their dark hour of sorrow, and that our prayers will go with them to and beyond the grave of this loved one. Resolved: that a copy of this Memorial be given to the family, one spread on the records of the Church and a copy be given to each, the Banner and the Leader for ‘publication.

Commniittee: : ¢ R. Stansbury ' Earl Burke ' Lois Decker : Minda Wagoner F. B. Parker. Obituary. George W. Fahl son of Tobias and Susan Fahl was born in Benton township Elkhart county March 19 1859. Departed this life Thursday morning Nov. 5 1825 aged 66 years 7 months and 16 days. At the age of 16 during ‘a revival held at old Colclazier church he was converted and throughout his whole life he has placed great stress on the “New Birth” or the words of Jesus as found in John 3. 3. “Verily, medical aid and ‘his faithful com‘man be born again he cannot see the Kingdom of God.” Sickness has attended him .all along life journey and many times near deaths door but with meical ‘aid, - and his faithful companions care he was allowed to live with us a number of years. . "March 20 1881 he was united in marriage to Susan E. Hire and to this union two daughters were born. He leaves to mourn his loss the widow two daughters Mrs, O. V. Borger and Mrs. F. E. Tyler of Ligonier, two grandsons, Donald Hire Borgsr and Harold Fahl Borger one granddaughter Marjorie Alice Tyler ttwo brothers Colomon of Millersburg and Andrew of Elkhart and one half sisten Mrs. Eli Price of Ligonier besides numerous relatives and friends,

’ Card of Thanks = - The family desires to express their ‘heart felt thanks and appreciation to ttheir friends and neighbors for acts of kinddness and floral offerings in ‘this their deep bereavement. Mrs. George Fahl _ Mr. and Mrs. O. V., Borger , Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Tyler We will do custom butchering as .usual this fall.. Stellars Meat Market. = i 982 t - Asher Erdley the onion dealer was in Ligonier Saturday on his way to South Bend, o The Ladies’ Aid of the M, E. church will serve a chicken pie supper Thursday evening at their church.

. Cromwell Indiana. | M. E. Church Bazaar supper will be held Friday Nov. 13. = : Wm. Hull was at South Bend Friday attending a show. Mr. Hull says it was his first trip there in 22 years. He said while there he traded an auger for his dinner and the waiter gave him back a peck of gimlets much to his surprise. ~Ben Jordan of Etma was here Thursday. Joe Kimmell' of Ligonier was here Wednesday. Joe was elected clerk on the democratic ticket Tuesday in his town and said if any Cromwell people wanted to get married to hold off until January. The curfew law is working fine. Before there was an average of 72 youngsters up most of the night. It has been reduced to 70. Dane Secrist and S. W. Green were at Albion Wednesday. Frank Shady of Topeka was here Thursday. .

The Ddiry exhibit train drew a zood attendance here Tuesday and proved to be very intneresting. J, Warren Moore of Ligonier drew the cow that was.given away. Mrs. Dellinger holding the second number. Albert Maggart and wife of Elkhart were here Wednesday. - R. Shadecker rode to Sturgis, Mich,, and return on Thursday on his ° bicycle. Some ride for a boy of 16 but ne said in order to make the trip on ime he had to make her spin. * The town election here Tuesday drew a good many voters. The contest was warm. Wm. Wright Treas,, L. A. Robbins clerk, C. Mullen trus“eewen out by 5 'votes, ‘The candidates say that one mere week of campaigning thye would haev been ner vous wrecks, making speeches and working day and night lining up the voters. The election will probably be contested. » - : ‘Several attended the oyster supper at’ Wilmot Wednesday night, A jazz orchestra from Cromwell furnished music. Otto Miller has a new auto, The home of Ot Miller was destroyed by fire Wednesday. Merle Bouse and F. Richmond of North Webster were visitors here Thursday. - : Dcdge Top For Sale. : Floyd Stiffner has the top and side curtains of a Dodge touring car for sale at a big bargain. They are jn good conndition. Call at the Harry Walters Auto Top Shop in rear of Weir's Hardware. " 38atf

See Richard Dix tonight. ’ KFor Salg—Piano (Emerson) will sell. cheap. See Clair Weir. 37btf For sale at a bargain man’s heavy cloth ceat. Call at Brown Undertaking establishment, : ‘Milton Sills in his fiercest and longest screen battle in “The Knockout” this Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. o - o Those desiring Christmas cards, call at Banner office and see an exceptionally fine line of sabmples to select from, or call phone 13 and a representative will call.

MON. NOV. 9 . Richard Dix in v - The Lucky Devil This is one of the best automobile comedies ever screened with a popular star. See It i Use your Guest Coupons tonight. TUES. WED., THURS,, NOV. 10-11-12 Milton Sills in The Knockout In every way it'’s a knockout! A big picture of big men red blooded men and one who comes among them from city luxury to make good, ‘And he does—fightining, sacrificinng at every step— but in the end winning against a thousand odds. See it! It'll make you feel strong!— it’ll thrill you!—lt’s Red Blooded! FRI and SAT. NOV. 13-14. The Circus Cyclone

. A pretty circus bareback rider and a poor old clown. Bullied by a brutal circus owner. Until a big fighting cowboy breezed in from the cattle country. And licked the bully right ‘under the Big Top before a howling %frantic crowd. : SUN, and MON. Nov. 15 and 16 The Pace that Thrills With Ben Lyon and Mary Astor. The fastest movinng action film they have ever made,. TUES. WED., THURS. 17-18-19 Harold Lloyd in - The Freshman This is the ‘biggest laugh for the age—People have paid 3 and 4 times to see it and laugh the laugh of their lives. No one is going to miss it. l b, B ' ' {1 Guest Coupon § Good With One Paid # Admission on - # - Mondays

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