Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 10A, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 April 1926 — Page 3

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Bowling Ndtes.

Williams - - ' Green - 1685 P 158 e 1941 Hizh sceres Mrs. Shearver 183, W. ‘lnks 187 €. Hutchison 187 Smith team defeated Wertheimer team by 25 pins. Mrs. Kirkland 180 Mrs. Schugt 120 won the honors for the high score. : ‘League standing: : Ly ; ! : W L Bhigler = .. 0043 17 Oiirender ... ... ... 3% o 4 Wigher = o o 3% 9B Ry oo 0 L oeal s 2R 3D Ovler o 0 i 524 38 Pamey oo a e ol il HMigh gantes Fisher 8908 ... .| .. High three games Ostirander 2642 gehiran ... . 196 192 li6 Runpert ... iy 137 150 Wranks ......3.. 180 167 = 136 Kme o B 0 133 18 s aMshier o 112 BB 157 Totals ... L. (4D 187 188 g o D 146 201 Sehmth o 137 119 197, Woodvtl: 18 152 130 Bpert oAT B 2 D cShisler ..o, .. JA66 145 188 “otals: = g 054 125 556 D Bex . 188 115 162 R Rex = . A5O 144 113 B Head - cisB 1230 CHL Miller . . 140 140 . 140 9T Bex 486 174 184 Totals . 816 898 78y Millee .. 246« 99 224 Byercole . d 853 6b o B 8 Saell = o 140 140 1 140 W Rex .. .. 174 148 M 3 Ostrander .. ... 181 = 1844 185 Totade ... .. BRoA 856 .~ . 892 Biddle .. ... 182 145 138 Shireman - ... 17h ° 145 118 Ouler - ... 180 205 1164 Meyers .40 14D . 140 Inke . . .b.. 440 040 . 140 otals 78] 7 700 Jeanerett ..........{l4O 140 140 Daxnll 38 9os Mgy Wes Vance ... 140 140 140 G Yance .. ... 140 192.. 108 Pamey = o 108 143 178 Totnls 7.. 786 60 0 High games Fisher 898. ; Hirh (hree ;-i.;nm:.q Ostrander 2642

Eament by PFarmers' Wite. - At“ Farmer's Wife'’, who objects to the new way of parking cars in Ligonier, submits the following protest: “We went to town last. Monday o hisht ; ‘ ‘4 ' The way - cars were parked — Was sure a fright; o : One-thing is certain, and it seems 9 ity . We'll do our trading in Cromwell, Albion or-Rome City., ; : Town folks park their cars in the afternoon : : And leave the farmers to chase around like-a loon.” o : o Farmer’s Wife.

Locks Vietim in Basement. A robber described as. a youth i his teens walked dinto the Golden Rule dryveoods store at South Bend Thursday evening forced Samuel (‘ohen the proprietor to hand over $l,OOO in cash 'and then locked Cohen in the cellar of the store. TRepori of the: robbery was not made for an hour afterward, as Cohen was confined in the hasenent

, Elkhart Woman Loses $1,400 Mrs. Hattie Gephart of Elkhart lost $1,400 in currency within five minutes of the time she had withdrawn it from a South Bend bank. Tlt.is presumed the money was too bulky for the pocketbook and that it forced the clasp permiiting the bills to spring out The finder failed ® report” or turn the money to the police.

Big Tax Collection

Nearly three million dollars more taxes are being coll%*ted in Indiana this vear than last it was reported by L. S. Bowman state auditor after completion of his tax report for the 1926 vear book. :

Recover Part ot Lott.

Part of the loot in an sB,ooo%ewelry robbery at thé home of Burr Chamberlain at Fort Wayne former Yale coach June 17 1925 has been recovered following the arrest of Lewis Ruhl formerly Chamberlain’s chauffeur. if Detroit. : -

Miss Miller Moves.

Miss Marcaret Miller formerly of Ligonier who has been located at Imols, California has gone to Warn Springs, Montana.

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Indiana’s Biggest Tree.

The biggest tree in the state of Indiana, is located on the' Berkey farm just north of Warsaw. This tree is a burr oak 32 feet in circumference at the base and nine feet in diameter. The lowest limb is t‘it‘ty:—t‘eet from the ground.r Recently .a limb was cut from the tree which measured two feet through. Each year hundreds of people visit this tree and there is a feeding among mafly that the tree should be properly protected. A comnittee ‘has been named from the Warsaw Chamber of Commerce to look after the matter, : Lo

Want Remains * Removed.

“Several Kendallville citizens ~ are interested in a movement to bring the body of Gene Stratton Porter now resting in a mausoleum in California back to Indiana, and place it in a plot of ground on the Limberlost Cabin tract, near Rome City Frank N. Wals lace, state entomologist, was at Kendallville a few days ago discussing the project with citizens while enroute to Rome City to see Charles Porter who has just come back from California. .

(Cannot Live Together,

- Mrs. Belinda A. Davis 74 years old a resident of Churubusco.has begun action for divorce from her husband Peter Davis 77 years okd, a resident of the same. place. The complaint:was filed by Kichler & Orndorf: who are attorneys for the plaintiff. The complaint alleges that the ihe plaintitf and defendant were married Feb. 27 1907, and separated April 21 1926 because of {reatment of the nlaintiti’ by the defendant.

516 In Allen County Jail.

During the. first three months of 1926 five hundred and sixteen prisoners were placed.in the Allen eounty iail, aceording: to. the report of Sheriff Henry Marlin. Of these 34 were incarcerated on various liquor charges the most of which were for public intoxication. : ;

Woman Ends Lite.

‘Knotting an apron - string tightly around her throat Miss © Caroline f,/_l:lvr(lm](' 55 committed suicide. Wednes dav night in her ‘bed room at South Bend. It was believed she was despondent because of what was said to have been an 111191}(&‘(»;::!'111 operation performed a year ago.

Damage of About $3OO

A Reo truck owned by Nicholas Fish a Wakarusa merchant was damaged to the extent of $3OO when it caught fire from defective wiring. M. Fish’ was oun his way to South Bend when the car caught fire. The car and most of the wood part of the truck was burned.

Arrested For Forgery.

Kenuneth Vickers 19 who lives near Klkhart was arrested on a Qlarg‘e of attempting to cash a check for $62.74 to which had been forged the signature of James Sl.‘o(-kbergw. The bank clerk who was. asked to - cash the clhieck recognized the forgery.

Baker Wins Prize.

Waldo Baker formerly of Ligonier was awarded the attendance prize of $25 by Goshen Klks which had accumulated during the last five weeks at last night's meeting of the Elks, He wus present to receive the money,

Killed "at (rossing.

Failing to hear the warning cries.of a crossing watchman Ollie Melton 21 walked in front of a Michigan Central train at East Gary. He was killed instantly.

Patient Improves.

The condition of the 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Green of Millersburg is slightly improved after -an attack of appendicitis.

Banks (lose June 4

On June 4th the banks of ‘five counties will be entertained at Elkhart by the banks of this county. On that date all banks will be closed. .

(Condition is Serious.

Miss Bernice Wisler of near New Paris was operated on last evening for a ruptured appendix. Her condition is serious. : 4

Rural Schools C(lose.

The rural schools of Noble county closed for the year last Friday most of them with appropriate exercises.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER,, INDIANA.

Mrs. Cleve McDowell has removed from Cromwell to Ligonier,

Frank Correll died at his home in Washintgon township Monday after a lingering illness. :

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Shell of Ligonier were the guests of the latier’s mother Mrs. H. Rench Sunday. :

Miss Reatha Couts of Brimfield who submitted to an operation at the Garrett hospital last week is convalescent. = . . :

H. G. Earnhart - was over from York township Friday on a trading expedition. He reports’ wheat prospects good in his home community.

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Christy Brothers trained animal show will exhibit in Goshen Tuesday May 11. i : o

Mrs. Frank Skeels-of near Albion entered the'Garrett hospital Thursday and will undergo an operation. -

Miss Irma V-Sorgenfréi of Jackson, Mich., spent two dayvs with®her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sorgenfrei,

Mr: and Mrs. Dale Schwab and family of .\H)ion) spent Sunday with Mr. and" Mrs. 'E. R. Kinney of lLigonier.

Mrs. Keith Kribner of Wawaka- entered the Garrett hospital Saturdav and submitted to ‘an operation that day.: She is reported doing nicely.

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