Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 39B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 November 1925 — Page 4

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Howard White WAWAEA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER ~ FPhone 2 on 1 Wawaka Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends ‘Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones ‘W. R. JACKSON Crustee Perry; Townshsp} . Office Mier State Bank, Ligonier®23 Bothwell & Vanderford | Lawyers Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. . Phone: Ligonier 757 VERN B.FISHER Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind

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Obituary. : LuElla Hays daughter of 'W. D. and Harriet E. Hays was bern Aug. 17 1858 in Perry township Noble county Indiana passed away Nov. 6 1925. She was united in marriage to Wm. A. Cochran Maréh 7 1878 to them were born three children Edith wife of Charles R. Stage, C. Deane and Jessie F. wife of Geo. Goshorn. There remains to morn her departure the husband Wm. A. Cochran Edith C Stage and husband, C. Deane Cochran and wife, Jessie F. Goshorn and husband five grandchildren, Glenn F. and Eleanore LuElla Stage, William Deane and Helen Louise Cochran, Carroll Hays Goshorn and one sister Hattie B. Green, also many other relatives and friends. G Her parents three brothers and one sister preceded her to the better land She spent her entire home life in Perry township and united with the United Brethren church in the year| 1875. - _ j

She has gone to her crowning We miss her 80 much but would mot call her hack. ~ Funeral services were conducted by Rev. F. B. Parker of the U. B, church and Rev. Dan Robinson a former pastor. ' - Out of town relatives present at the funeral were: Custer Ramsby Buffalo N. Y. A. J. Ramsby Mrs. George Hinderer Petoskey, Mich., Rev. and Mrs. Dan Robinson Rochester, Ind., Mrs. Effie Mason and Harry Mason Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drain, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drain Joe Drain South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brannon Mrs. John Hays Elkhart, Williani Ba ker and wife Goshen, Robert Hays Kimmell, Mrs. Herbert Cockley Miss Athlee Hays Albion. We sincerely thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy and for the many floral tributes in the loss of our wife and mother. | : : Wm. A Cochran and children " Fire in Business District, What might have been a disasterous fire in the business section of Cavin street was nipped in the bud Tuesday morning about ten o’clock, when men extinguished a blaze in the store of John Kunkalman with buckets of water. - The fire department made a quick response but its services were mnot required. - ,

The blaze started from an overheated stove in the sront room of the building setting fire to a temporary pine board partition. The damage is slight. Dodge Top For Sale. Floyd Stiffner has the top and side curtains of a Dodge touring car for sale at a, big bargain. They are in good conndition. Call at the Hairy ‘Walters Auto Top Shop in rear of Weir’'s Hardware. 38atf " Glove is Found. Adam Depore found a brown leather glovle and left it at the Banner office to ﬁbe reclaimed by the cwner. |Le S : 3 Another Nash Coach. i Andrew Adams has sold to Abel ‘Barnum /the Albion banker a Special lSix Nash coach. |

l'o Bretz for Glasses ,\‘ Sharp Eyes '$ ‘ For °© 2 /)“ﬁ‘* , Sharp Work " Al mechanics' ke te use keem sdged, perfect tools. Eyes are tools of the mind and must be sharp to do good work and regist the wear of constant use. i, eI, 4L you to see clearly. ' 5 In What Conditien ° Are Your Eyee? . Nevin E. Bretz Ovtometrist and Optician 130 S. Main St ' GOSEEtEN

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Cromwell Items. : J. Hitler and wife were Kendallville visitors Monday. Roy Eaton was at Huntington Saturday while there he saw three airmen fined for ¢hasing wild geese in an airplane. - Alcomb Bunger was at South Bend Saturday attending the football game, While there he purchased a pressurg tester used much like a tire gauge to test the ripeness of apples. The purpose is to determine the length of time the fruit will keep in storage. Ben Hanson has gone to St. Louis where he has & position in a button factory. L ’ © Sam Depew of Wolf Lake was here Saturday. : : Dale Barnhart and wife of Ligonier were visitors here Friday. Dale says he never carries a watch as he tells time by tle sun when the sun is hidden 'Aby clouds Mr. Barnhart says this does not inconvenience him as he has nqg desire to go anywhere when it -is cloudy or dreary. Wm Gleason of Albion attended the dance here Saturday night. He felt a pull on his watch chain. He grabbed for what he thought would be the hand of a thief. He caught instead, the neck of a goose the goose was in a market basket. | Jim Johnson was at Wawaka Saturday while there he discovered there are 62 articles of food in peanuts. | Mrs. Fannie Hebler has been using for 50 years the same glass tumbler in préserving jellies. All that time she has picked apples from the same tree and used them in making the jelly. Miss Lenor Moore visted at Terre Haute Sunday.

The High school Jﬂr. class entertain ed the Seniors at an oyster supper Friday night. e

Mrs. T. Ruby is visiting in Syracuse.

D. Voris of Garrett was here Saturday. : Miss G. Husesy visited at So. Bend Sunday. : Ed Leslie of Syracuse was here Saturady. . ; Mrs. Johns moved to Oswego Ind., Friday. : .

Intoxicated from eating fermented grapes a cow on the Crosley farm attacked a horse Saturday. Mr. Crosley saw the cow hook the horse with its horns. The animal then ran into a barn, wrecking several stalle and tore down a hundred yards of wire fence before it staggered into a nearby marsh. 5

Indiana’s Diversification o Wealth Indiana is much better then a fifty--fifty agricultural industrial state as Hoosiers have believed. Caarts enclosed with this bulletin, part of a study made for the State Clamber in the campaign to advertise I'rdiana by the business Research Bureau of Indiana University show that urban realty leads with 29.49% of Hoosier wealth, industry is next wth 28.6% farm wealth follows with 275 and the remaining 14.3% comes und¢r personal property. : The chart prove that Indic na is one of the most diversified states of the union and that the United States is the best diversified countiy in the world. This wonderful b:alance of Indiana wealth gives stab‘lity and strength to economic life aad makes Indiana a safe state in which to build up great enterprises and in which to iinvest one’s money. This is a strong point in selling the state. : ‘The charts show that Indiena’s farm population is 30.9% and the farm income is 22.9% o fthe whole while the farm population of the United States is 29.9% and its farm income is 16.3%.

Death of Skunk Woman. ; “Crissy” the Howe skunk woman is dead. j “Crissy’ as she is known to thousands within a radius of many miles and who as a ‘t‘own character” has served as the attraction for throngs of curious persons was laid at rest Monday afternoon. Many of the residents of Howe attended the funeral services which were held from the late home of this eccentric old woman. Those who attended the services were not of the curious crowds but those to whom ‘Crissy” has been known since her girlhood days. sShe died in her new cottage home. Christmas Club Distribution. Early in December the Ligonier banks will distribute their Christmas saving club funds among the members which will amount to thousands of dollars. The success of the 'saving club this year will inspire many others to join in this, saving plan for next year. { : - New Hotel Planned. - M. Katzer proprietor of the Tavern at Syracuse has let a contract for a new 35 room hotel to be erected at his present location at Brunjes park. The new hotel will be modern in every respect. The dining room will seat more than one hundred, o

Held On Liguor Charge. Cleo Dunkin of Kokomo is in jail at Marion charged with transportation of liquor. , : " He was arrested after lie abandoned his auto and fled when officers approached. Seven pints of corn whisky were confiscated and Laura Turley a girl companion who was arrested has been released on $2,000 bail. ‘ For Sale _ .Residence property on North Martin street Ligonier also a property in Goshen. The Goshen property has a 5 room hoéuse and that in Ligonier 3 lots. Chester Hile 39b2t* Phone No. 100 for quality coal. Ligoniér Artificial Ice. Co. 36b8t

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' 76 Gallons of Liquor. Charles Arnold of Goshen was fined $lOO and sentenced tc serve 60 days at the penal farm and Walter Hisey and Harry Knapp of Goshen were placed under $l,OOO bond eadh by Mayor Rimpler in city court there Monday morning as the result of a raid by county and city officerss Saturday night. In all three homes s;earch ed three persons were arrested and about 76 gallonsg of liquor and wine and ruck were confiscated. A charge of illegal possession was Dlaced against each man. ; _ The Freshman, l‘ “The Freshman’ is the title of a very fine screen picture witnes:sed by a full house at the Crystal Wednjesday night where it is scheduled fpr a three days run ending tonight. This show is one of the best ever seen here, | . T o 1 Eastern Star Supper, There will be a potluck supper at six o’clock Tuesday evening November 24 in Masonic hall for Eastern Stars and their families. Three candidates will be initiated. Each member is requested to bring a can of fruit for the Masonic home. : ; Aged Lady <Ill. .- . Mrs. Reuben McDevitt is very ill at the ‘home of her ‘daughter Mrs. Deskin QOtt, who resides north west of Ligoﬁier.’ Mrs. McDevitt is 87 years old and has resided with her son in Goshen until very lately. . ‘ ‘ Bring in Cars. Sam Hoover with his assistants arrived in Ligonier from Detroit Wednesday evening with five two-door sedans and a roadster direct from the Ford factory. for the Shuman-Turrell company. L ' i

| New School Opens. - The Washington township centralized school opened Monday thanks to ithe untiring efforts of Trustee Noah Stump and now all are merry with contentmens. - Thanksgiving Vesper Service. Attention is called to the Vesper Service in the Presbyterian church Sunday next at 5 o’clock. Sack’s Orchestra recitations and anthems are features of the program. - . Nappanee in Ligonier, . The Nappanee high school basket'ball team will test strength with the Ligonier boys in this city Friday evening. ¢ , Once Worked in Ligonier. Arthur C. Wright drowned the other day in Wawasee for a time was employed by J. L. Levy and Son in Ligonier and had many friends here. One Day Later. As the next regular meeting night for the city council falls on Thanksgiving the- official body will meet one night later Friday November 27. : l Given Vacation -. © Night Officer Bowen was granted a vacation of two weeks and he is tak-"; ing it this week and next. He is a faithful and efficient officer. . | ' The south side school pupils were given a medical examination thig week. : Thanksgiving supper and bazaar at the Sparta Christian church Monday evening November 23.

Max Mentzer has accepted a position as traveling salesman in Toleda Ohio and left for that city Monday. The Pedro Picnic Club was delightfully entertained a week ago by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smalley . - Mrs. Graham Lyon has been taken back to a Fort Wayne hospital after a few days at home. She is afflicted with a gall ailment. ' Missg Seva Greider of Wilmot hagd been a guest of her sister Mrs. J. Warren Moore and family and Mrs. Arthur Yeager. . A RSP NGt Soy % Dr. Applegate \‘re»ports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Meroney Monday November 16.. The youngster will angwer to the name of Leland Roy. -

. %Closed For Inventory” | business with the idea of putting it on “closed for inventory” the week of December 28 to January 2 if all of them observe the Farm Inventory Week which has been set for those dates. Plans for state wide observance of this week are being formed by the Agricultural Exténmsion Department of Purdue University and all the agricultural forces of the state are being enlisted in this first big drive ever made to have the Indiana farmer get a closeup view of his own busines with the idea of putting it on a more profitable basis. Farmers will be urged to make a detailed list some time during that week of their livestock feed, supplies, machinery and other farm property and to value each item. In this way each man can determine his net worth, find out his financial progress from year to year and secure information about his farm capital that will serve as a basis for an intelligent business analysis of his farming operations. o I - _ Notice : To Whom it May Concern:

Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed with the Board of County Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana, praving for the incorporation of Cosperville Cemetery which is signed by a majority of the resident lot owners in said cemetery residing in Woble County Indiana, and owning burial lots therein and the same will be presented to the Board of County Commissioners and come up for hearing before said Board at the regular December Term, 1925 of the County Commissioners of Noble County Indiana. @ i : ~Said -petition will be presented to said Board on Tuesday December S, 1925 at which time objections to said proceedings may be heard before said Board Dated November 4 1925, Charles North . : ' . Willis Gerver : i B. M. PFranks, and. many others. : ' Pay vour Banner Subscription NOW

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