Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 44B, Ligonier, Noble County, 24 December 1925 — Page 3

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- Kimmell Items. Mrs. Fred Weir and Mrs, Harnish of LaGrange spent Friday at the home of Rev. Hutsinpillar and wife, Will Schlabach Jr., of Gosken spent 'Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Schlabach. - - R. W. Clark of Jackson Michigan is spending a few . days with his family here, : o Mr. and- Mrs. Myron Hursey of Detroit Michigan spent a few days with relatives around here and attended the funeral of Mr. Hursey’s nephew Walter Hursey of Wolf Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Heinger of Garrett spent Sunday with Mrs. Heniger’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rinehold. Lets the World Know. A. E. Nord Noble county Y. M. C. secretary let the ‘world” know Tues-i day just what is being done by the “Y" in Noble county. He delivered an ad- . dress from station WLS Chicago at noon on the Noble County Y. M. C. A. Noble is the only county in Indiana maintaining a county Y. M. C. A. and naturally hundreds of persons were interested in the work that is being accomplished in this community. Attend Medical Meetl, - Drs. Lane and Black attended a meeting of the Academy of Medicine held in Kendallville Tuesday eveuing. Dr. Black is president of the association comprised of the medical men of four counties. : - - Ry : o . Aged Lady Dead. - The remains of Mrs. Christian Wahl, who died ‘at the- age of 91 years in Kendallville were buried there Tuesday afternoon. The deceased had been a resident of Kendallville more than fifty vears. ‘ ,

Gioes to Dowgiac, Charles H. Luce who six months ago came to Ligonier from White Pigeon has purchased a notien store in Dowgiac Michigan and -will leave wiil his family for that city the first of next week., .’ : : - Enjoy Rabbit Supper. Members of the FEagles lodge met in regular session Tuesday night and among the important business discussed was a rabbit supper. F. H. Moore state representative of the American Creditors Association with its home office in Cincinnati, Ohio, paid his Ligonier frends a visit Tuesday. : . Sl e “The Pony Express” a mighty romance of the gallant post riders of the western frontier at Crystal next next week 3 days. -

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- . Vigilants- Arve Needed, - - One day last week Mrs. Mattie Sheadel had a local butcher to kill two hogs for her.. The meat was delivered late in the afternoon and placed in an out building until a neighbor could come over and salt it after supper. During the early evening Mrs. Sheadel had occasion to go to ribs on the floor thinking it strange, ribs on the fllor thinking it strange, she investigated and found someone had an especial liking for - side meat taking all but one strip, besides the back bones and tenderloin, She thought the marauders may have been in the building at the time. It begins to look like a vigilance committee will have to get busy when any one will steal from a widow. (o .Not long since Mr. Frank Harrold butchered a hog and made the saus< age leaving it in a cool room expectin to feast on pancakes, maple syrup and sausage next morning But alas some one beat him to it as the hog and all the trinxlilings disappeared-J during the night.—Churubusco Truth,

o A Melue Vamilly, Ben Glaser local agent has the following from the Chevrolet Motor company : = ’ _ - A five-car family, each membex of lwhich has an automobile is located near Brockport N. Y. L “The family includes Mr. and Mrs. George Stoltz and their three syus, Elmer, Raymond and Wilber. Ar. Stoltz operates a farm not far from ' Brockport. The family has three !c‘olup“es. a sedan and a one-ton truck. ‘all Chevrolets.. ~ “In: 1922 Mr. Staltz purchased the sedan as a present to his wife. Raymond and Wilber bought coupes the following year and in 1924 when- Elmer became of age he followed the example of his brothers. Recently Mr. Stoltz increased the family’s automobileifleet to five when he bouight the truck which is used to haul form produce.. £ = : “The automotive equipment of the Stoltz family occupies two garages hehind their farm house.” ; Farm Heme Desiroyed The two story four room frame farm house on the James Bonebrake farm about two miles north and a mile east of South Whitley was destroyed Friday morning by fire which is believed to have been caused by sparks alighting on a shingle roof. The fire was discovered by members of the household who were at home when it broke out. The flames had too big a start to save the house, but practically all the furniture was carried out and most of the contents of the building were saved. S

Douglas Bates a Suicide. Douglas Bates aged 44 years a for- | mer resident of -Ligonier suicided atj his home in Goshen by drinking car- | bolic acid. He gave as the causel of hig rash act despondency over financial miatters;. £s% ="t . & o Bates was for some time organider | for the Ku Klux:Kilan at Goshen and |. later entered the insurance business.| He left Ligonier three years ago with | his wife and foster daughter Thelma who survive him. ! : | - Married at Howe. ! Mrs. Lottie Kimmell and Frank M. } Smith of Howe were married at three ] o’clock Tuesday afternoon at® the [ Presbyterian masse in Howe with the | ‘pastor Rev. 'W. &. Pitkin performing |, the ceremony which was informal | with only immediate relatives® and friends present. | . Gashes left Thumb. . While butchering for Shirley Hostetler Monday 'afternoon Rube Deter | had the misfortune to slash his left thumb with a knife. The injury was dressed by Dr. Lane, and it required several stitches to reduce the gash. o L e ‘ Paper For Christmas. , Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hire send the Banner for the year 1926 to Maxwell Emery at Madison South Dakota. Mr. Emery is a brother of Mrs. Hire and an old Ligonier boy who has made good in the northwest. - Attend Fort Wa¥Yne Meeting. | Dr. and Mrs. George O. Smith were in Fort ~Wayne Tuesday evening where they attended a meeting and banquet of the Northeastern Indiana Veterinary Agssociation held in the |new Shrine temple. ’ * Hart in-Fall . Mrs. Harry Hicks is suffering with ‘|a badly bruised arm. While walking on Lincoln Way West Tuesday she fell on the icy walk -in front of the Frank (Cain home and now Mr. Hicks is performing-the household work.

: Mrs. Hicks Ili. : Mrs. Katherine Hicks wife of Dr, W. W. Hicks and sister of Mrs. Della Jourdan, Miss Cena Swank Raymer and Jesse Swank of Wawaka is quite ill at her home in Junction/ City, Oregon _ d o Is Well Man, : Ben Claser learned by ' the = x-ray pictures he ' received from Goshen hospital that he is a well man and he is now selling automobiles in a happy frame of mind. - o L ~ Gloes to Nashville, Sol Henoch left this morning- for Nashville, Tennesee to join Mrs. Henoch and spend Christmas with relatives there. : ’ A Merry Christmas. : - The Banmer wishes all its readers and patrons a very Merry Christmas, Pk R - Special Matinee at Crystal Christmasgat 300 . co

‘ ; ;Lais't, Meeting of Year, - Twenty-one earnést representative Elkhart| township . women gathered Friday jat the. community hall Cosperville| “under -the auspices of the Home Division of Farm_Federation organization in an all day session. A bountifyl dinner was served a Christmas exchange was held, and every project | leader outlined in full the work dpne during 1925. Election of officers |'was held, those chosen being President Mrs. Marie TRose; vice president Mrs. Coy Tédd: treasurer Mrs. Helen Swank, secretary Mrs. Thella Zimme man, publicity Augusta C. Dowell, ‘Regular nieeting was held Monday evening at community hall, when the Farm Bureau also met in last segsion of 1925, , ~ Wakarnsa Man Injured. -~ - Samyel Hunsberger who resides six miles dast of Wakarusa was seriously injured Tuesday morning when a tree which he and his son Norris aged 19 werp falling fell on him, pinning him toI the g@und He was rescued from h{is position by neighbors summoned lby his son : |

: Killed By Gas . James MeNally 62 was asphyxiated by funiles of burnt gas and was found dead in his rcom at Anderson. He allowed a small gas stove in his. room to. bunn during thon . isht and the tumes proved fatal,” He was a stationary engineer., . | Vail is Recovering. : _Lou|W. Vail Qoslen attornev and .a former Benton t« ‘.l.fu:\"‘n‘ip resident, is recdvering from a serions operation in an | Indianapolis hospital. . Corinne Griffith moye beautiful than ever dt Crystal 57,3_111,{‘613— and Monday. FOR RENT--§ rocm flat on Cavin stl‘eet.] Apply Citizen Bank. 43b6t NOTICE OF YVINAL SETTLEMENT, State ‘%uf Tndiana, Nchle County 8S: In the¢ matter of the Eslaic of . Clara | Jacobs Deceased o No 2158 . . In i‘]he'Nu}.\le<(,‘i'rf:zuit Court January 1926. | . : : . Notice s liereby =iven 'THa ¥ 'he undersigned as Ixecutor of the wili and dstate’ of Clara Jacobs Deceased has filed in said' court his accounts and veouche's in final setticment jof saigd istate for final action, an dthat the same will come up for examihation and action of said Court at the|Court Bouse at Albion Indiana on thells day of January 1926 at which time and place all persons interestsd in said Estate are required to appear in-said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account shouid not be approved. . . : And |the heirs, devisees and legatees o{said decedent, and all others interested in said listate, are also hereby | required. at the time and place dforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or .elaim to any pit of said Estate. Lo .. | Irvin Jacobs, Executor . Posted \_December 15th 1995, - 1 W. H, Wigton, Att'y' © . 43b2%w

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