Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 13B, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 May 1926 — Page 2

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Dr. Maurice Blue . VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm, IPhone: Ligonier 857 Bothwell & Vanderferd Lawyers ” Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana iy

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The iigomer Banne S e isvaaiben WS D APublsked®y: "he Banner Publishing Compan __ W.C.B. HARRISON Editor ; ‘Published every Monday and Thursday lad enters in the Postofles at Ligo E,[er, Ind., as HesONE SIABS WESAY,

; ~ Proved to Be Sulelde, _ Atest of the stomach conténts of Mrs. Beatrice Whissel of Los Angeles Cal,, and formerly of Fort Wayne revealed yesterday that she had died trom. drinking poison, Dr. Edgar N, Mendenhall county coroner announced. T The woman died at Los Angeles August 1925 and was declared by the coroner there to have succumbed from poison self administered but they girl’'s parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Fori Wayne were not satisfied and filed a petition for exhumation with Coroner Mendenhall. Hurt On Way to Derby . Four men on their way to the derby, at Louisville were injured at Indianapolis when their automobile crashed into a milk truck. Two of the injured Paul J. Bail 23 ‘and Howard Bisho 2pB were reported to be in a .critical condition. 5 Dies of Injuries. - Arthur C. Campbell 29 of Fort ‘Wayne who was injured Friday morning when an automobile crashed intd a trolley pole at Spy Run avenue and Fourth street died Saturday afternoon at’ 3:45 o'clock at the Methodist hos 4 pital.

' Cromwell Items. o ~ Joe Galloway was at Elkhart Sunday. R John Hossinger of Ligonier was here Saturday. f ‘Frank Haynes of Peru was -here Sunday. , v _Cash Couts of Ligonier and a buildy ing contractor of Akron Ohio were here Monday on their way to Wawaseg where Mr. Couts is building a large addition to his summer home.. The town crooks Ball team played the Hornets at the Fidler Ball Park. Sunday. The Hornets won 17 to 9. A snake dance was given before the game. Hank Russell had charge of the ticket office and movedout of town before the game: was over. -John Stellar has a new auto with all the ilatest attchments including solid tires and Ingersoll clock. ‘Lush Maggart has a new auto. It has two engines in case one goes wrong. It.is an oil burner and when in action give a person an impresion of a moving volcano..

Leland Holderman of Goshen is here. : - W. Knox of Albion was here Saturday. : ‘Simeon Bunger is one of the injyred. Sim says the scaffold he was working on was fastened to a pair of roller skates. ~Home talent is sus, pected and detectives are on®the job, " A Dow Crow is visiting in Ohio. ' 8. B. Tucker and wife are home from a visit at Pittsburg Pa. Sam Spencer rode his cycle to Lees burg and back Sunday on a uqart of gas and says half of that was water, Sam will leave for Gary next week to take charge of a broom factory. . P. W. Kiser and family were Fort Wayne visitors Friday. ; School Closing Activities. ~ Dr. Charles L. Deßow of Cleveland 0., will deliver the commencement address Tuesday evening May 26 i the M. E. church Friday afternon May 21 in the Ligonier high school auditorium class day eercises will b& held. The same evening the juniorsenior banguet and réception will be given at the Hotel Ligoniér. Rabbl Julius Mark of South Bend will deliver the baccalaureate sermon in the M. BE. church Sunday eévening May 28. There are seventeén graduates. Of the Ligonier class, of 1926. Harold Nelson is valedictorian; Clifford Parker salutaatorian, Miss Mary Decker is honor pupil her aveérdges being 95.4 Mr. Nelson’s was 92.4 and Mr. Parker’s 88. ; !

2 Memorial Services. : | Sunday May 30 memorial services ’will be held at the Christian church for our dead soldiers. Rev. Pofter ‘will deliver the sermon. At 4 o’clock & flag will bé unfurled at the Ligo‘nier cemetery Oak Park. Small flags will be placed on all soldfer’s graves, Monday aftérnoon a parade will-be held. Judge Royse of Warsaw will deliver the address with music by the Ligonier bands. - 2 £ ; Girl Injured e Miss Elsie Zolman of South of War, saw is in the McDonald hospital that city as the result of an auto accident In mdking a turn from Road 2 tq Road 27 the car in which she was rid, ing crashed .into a teleplione pole: She suffered numerous cuts on the faee and head. : ot s

“The Ligonier Legion baseball tean will play the Christian Lake club on the Freed park grounds in this city Sunday aftérnoon the game to start at 2:80. e e e Nie Social meeting at Green Castlé Grange Tuesday evenfng May 18th. Everybody fnvited. . ==~ - All parties indebted to the Ligonier Coppsiany Asepdibion 06 SIS titn ind Merolhaie Juupere. o o

~ Obitna¥y. . e 4nd Kathériné Spaffow was born in Springtield ‘Ohifo mg 43 and enlisted in'the civil war in ‘IBOT @Bd was honorably discharged in 18656 he was in 21 battles and wounded August 2nd. 1862, at Cedar Mont Virginia after re: turning home he' wits united in marriage to Mary L. Hathaway at Ligo‘nier in 1866 to this union were born 5 chfidfen Dénlet'W. Rosa C. Sarah R, Florence M-4fd Newtdbn. Three children précédeéd ‘him i death. Daniel, Rosa and Newton left to mourn his passing are the sged widow two daughters Mrs. William Jasper of Ligoniet ‘Mfs. Cdvanugh of Detroit Mich., five grand children four great grand ¢hildren, two sisters Mrs. James Patton, Mrs. Mary Roe of Ligonier, two brothers Willdm of Wawdka and

Henry of Cromwell and a host of friends. who will greatly miss him. Uncle John was an highly esteemed resident of Noble county for many years. i

. Rev. Porter of the Christian church delivered the funeral oration at the home and the Stansbury Post G. A. R. of which he was an honored member had charge at the grave. :

We desire to express our sincere thanks to one and all who have shown us so much kindness during this sad bereavement and also for the beautiful floral offering. - » Mrs. John Sparrow : Mrs. Wm Jasper Mrs. C. E. Cavanaugh. Tired, so tired, weary of life’s long

day, ; Seemeth the shadow never to pass away. , Last night I lay Dreaming, dreaming of streets of gold and the angels fair from the mansions { there | {Sang of love untold. _ | Dreaming dreaming angels have calll _ed to me _ o }Beauteons treasures of light I've seen ‘Wonderful visions of gold and green. 1 cannot stay. | }'lj must away ] To realms of light . Whisperings of angels ( : Coming thee Prince of Peace ™ Soon will earth travail, Soon will eath’s sorrow cease. ; In glory descending coming for you ~and me : : With the angel band : 'We will reach the land over the Jas- _ pér sea. ; . 3 Dreaming, dreaming : | Angels have called to me Beauteous treasures of light I've seen Wonderful visions of gold and green I cannot stay \ e I must away _ : _ To realms of light.

: Sheép Breeders Meet. Shropshire ‘sheep breeders from Steuben, DaKalb, Allen and Noble counties met at U. C. Brouse's office at ‘Kendallville last Saturday night to considér the boys and girls lamb club for this year. : fa i Claude Hanper .a former Noble county boy who is now head of the sheep ‘department at Purdue discussed the all around training that should come to a boy or girl through club work and he stressed the importance of deiveloping good men and women along with good livestock. o d The basis of awards allowing 50 percent for show, 20 percent for rate of grain, 20 percént for record according to age of club member, and 10 percent for story was approved. If was suggested that the club members buy their own lambs and it was thought that $l.OO bélow the Buffalc price would be a reasonable price to pay here. However for good ewe lambs the club members could afford to pay more. Lambs weighing from 50 to 60 pounds on July Ist were considered about the right weight. The bréeders present agreed to pay additional premiums of $5, $3, and $2 at the Kendallville Fair if pens of pure bred Shropshire lambs stand first, second and third in the show ring. , : o

Thirty membérs from Noble county are already énrolled in the lamb ¢lub and a few movre are expecting to join. The adjoining counties will also have a few members in our club. :

Llonnb _Gonvention, President Beniel J. O, O'Keeffe and Secretary Lloyd §. Hartzler of the Fort Wayne Lions Club have received word from Governor Arthur Call of Anderson that several of the most ‘promiment - International officers ds ‘well as speakeérs of note will be in attendance at the state convention of ‘the Indiana Lions to be held in that city Tuesday and Wednesday June 15-16. S :

- .Onme of the special features when Fort Wayne entertains the 1,200 delegates and their ladies next month, is the convention parade to be held in the aftermeon at the close of the first day. Convention headquarters will be established in the new millioy dollar Shrine Pemple and from that point the column will form with numerous floats and parade features and proceed over the main streets in the honor of the event. e '

' Jewish Templo Notes. _Services will be held at the Jewish Temple this Friday evening May 21st at 7:30 o’clock. Rabbi Julius Mark ‘wil be in charge and will predch on “The Dybbuk” the remarkable play that has - atfracted and captivated thousands of people. The public is cordially invited. Religious school classes will meet on Friday = afterfiooN abmibel, L . - oo il M i e ety Wednesday May 20 after a term of L 8 RGeS % Joh 6 (o lorward to vacation time with plea~

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

~John FHogsinger propfietor of thE Ligonier Meat Market has traded Wi Williams Street residence in Kendali ville for the Lyman J. Piggott 103 acre farm on the Lineoln Highway in lSp&r_ta Township. Mr. Hossinger will convert his new heldings into an up to date stock farm. He will build a modern slaughter housé and remodel the other buildings. The deal was made thorough the Kimmell Realty company., : D

Ball Game Saturday. The rivalry which exists between the Refrigerator company and the Blitz factory ball players will reach & climax ‘at 2:30 Saturday afternoon, May 22 to test strength. Emminent surgeons will be present to care for the injured. T : : Attends Eneampment, ? Ambrose Yorkey drove over from Michigan City Tuesday morning and took his father Augustus Yorkey to the state G. A. R. encampment at §Fo'rt Wayne for three days. - Badly Cut Hand. _ ‘Ben Mabin of mear North Webster was in Ligonier Wednesday to have a badly cut right hand treated. He cut it while in the act -of opening a can of salmon. . = Home For the Summer. :

. Miss Mary Jane daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Curtis Hire has arrived home for the summer from her college work at Berrian Springs, Michigan. : Secure Final Papers George ‘Andrews, M. L. Kadlec and John Anderson were in Albion Wednesday where they secured their final naturalization papers. ’ . Mrs. Gerber Goes South. ; _Mrs. Ollie Gerber has gome to Anniston Alabama to pay her son. Arthur a visit. She will be absent some weeks, L Eies 2 “Western Pluck” with Art Aceord the most daring rider in pictures at Crystal Friday and Saturday. A_ e S re———— For Rent—Two modern rooms $2.00 per week. HEnquire at Banner Office, : 12atf

L'+l GONNA_ g 5 A EARSSY

The farmer has an edge on the rest of the world. He raises a crop of health and money and if you want tg know whether he is prosperous or not ask any auto dealer; he’ll tell you quickly enough. Farm lands areg bound to increase im price. There never was a better time to buy a farm than today. The following are a few of the many big bargains ;inj farms that we have listed. Call at the office for further particulars. { 80 acre farm 2 miles north of Albion on State highway. Good soil and buildings. Liberal terms, j 91 acre farm in Kosciusko County Good -.soil and ‘usimprovements. ‘Would trade for smaller farm or BEikhart property. i 30 acres in Elkhart County. Good buildings to trade for larger fdamn. 8%, acre tract in Perry township. Good soil and buildings. Plenty of fruit.” Somle good mint ground. Priced Heht. . S A 1 Tl 118 acre farm 4 m#les north of Millersburg. Would exchange for smaller farm. SRR Y =

7515 acre far-mwithout buildings on Lincoln Highway near Kimmell. 236 acre level farm 8 miles south of Ligonier on paved road. Good buildings and productive soil. Priced tight. .

103 acre stock farm on Lincoln ‘Highway within 3 miles of Ligonier. ‘Liberal terms. - >

80 acré improved farm in Elkhart Township. Good buildings fertile scf) ‘and an abundance of fruit.

120 acre improved farm 1% mileg northwest of Wolcottville. Would exchange for smaller farm.or town property. B

~ 80 acre stock farm 2% milés south of Albion. Good puildings. Would exchange equity for town property. 95 acres in good neighborhood. Good corn and alfalfa land. Some timber, thll .trade for mgozgier property. _ 80 dcre farm in Blkhart Townshlp, % mile south of Toledo and Chicago Pike. | o

90 acre farm near Mentone. 14 acres of good muck. Gooed huildings. Would trade for City property. | Improved 40 acre farm 2 miles south of Cromwell. Good buildings. | 145 acre improved farm on Lincoln Highway near Merriam , 25 acres jordon and mint land. Liberal terms. 120 acre onion and mint farm south of Cromwell. Would consider emaller farm. = o 145 acre level farm 2% miles west of Ligonier .on.the Lincoln Highway ‘Buildings recently remodeled. Priced| 70 acte farm in Wikhart county uotth | of IRichvglle_ church to trade for LigoSt weonerty o 0 o o SR T et TMamaTes

The mﬁs’ém of Stewart May 2by fifty eight relatives and friemds at the home of his niece Mrs, Rosie Iden at Indian Village. A boun,| tiful dinner was served and a most enjoyable day was spent. The Michigan relatives visiting here the first time in nearly forty years. Those pre sent were Frank Beckwith and family of Ann Harbor, Mich., Mrs. Lilly Barker of Union city Mich., P. R. Kellogg and family Wilbur Burke and family and Mrs. Chas Darr of Elkhart. Jesse Parson and family of Goshen, Wm. Stocker and wife of Kendallville, Ben Zimmerman and family, Mrs. Sarah Juday and Ellen Whisler of Benton, Kale Juday and family and Rev. Homer_ Fisher of Syracuse, Wm Knpper and wife, Walter Knepper and family Chas Iden and family, Elden Stoner and family, Arthur Iden and family, nd Mrs. Fannie Mock.

“Three Faces East” is the very best mystery drama ever filmed. It has no equal. Its ta Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.

Notice of Administration.

Notice 1s hereby given that the undersigned has been by the Noble Cir~ cuit Court of Indiana duly appointed administrator of the estate of Clara B. Troxel, late of Noble County, Indiana, deceased, and creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is probably solvent. - David Troxel, Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford - Attorneys for Estate aloNsw

Notiee of Administration, : Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executor of the last will and testament of Margaret Fisel deceased late of Noble County, Indiana and the heirs, legatees and devisees of said decedent and all others who may be interested in her estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is probably solvent. it - Farmers &Merchants Trust Com- - pany Ligonier, Indiana, Executor Bothwell & Vanderford, : Ligonier Indiana - Attorneys for estate. 12b3w

Notice of Administration. ~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and has qualified as executor of the last will of Adaliza Biddle, deceased. late of Noble county Indiana, and the heirs, legatees and devisees of said testatrix and all others interested in her estate will be governed accordIngly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ] 8 _ : Paul Noe. Executor Bothwell & Vanderford : Ligonier, Indiana | Attorneys for estate 12b3w | Notice of Administration. ... - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and has qualified as executor of the last will of Luella Cochran, deceased, late of Noble County Indiana and the heirs, legatees and devisees of said testatrix and all others interested in her estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. : ~ Chester ‘Dean Cochran, Executor. Bothwell & Vanderford ; Ligonier, Indiana ‘Attornéys for estate. 12b3w

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Figure It Out For o TOUIsEE - If opportunity to get aheadfinds you with no funds-you LOSE. . If you have a growing Savings Account with this - banl:---yéu Better “be Safe_ than Sorry” and start your account to,-day. » 4 per cent lnterést on Savingq_ - The Farmers & Merchants Trust Company “THE BANK OF SAFETY AND FRIENDLY SERVICE.”

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