Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 15B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 June 1926 — Page 2

Haﬁ you saw the New-Day Jewett or Paige yet? . . If yoa hive not,'you had better call us for ademonstration before you buy acar.. . We don’t want you to buy to hastyJand be sorrow that you did £not -see the NewDay Jewett or JPaige before buying. . You may be thing'ng of buying a new car and we don't know it. Just phone 48] and ask to see our new car, and we will call. = - Yours for better car service. -~ Kiester Electric Shop Phone4Bl

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To Bretz for Glasses ; ,g Sharp Eyes ' '45 For - , /,\‘/A Sharp Work R i sil are tools of the mind and i:hm to do good work and BRGL RS Wanr of pmstent oW Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Opticlan -130 8. Main St ‘

Dr. Maurice Blue _ VETERINARIAN _ Office: Justamere F anﬁ , §Phone: Ligonier 857 % | Bothwell & Vanderford Lawyers ' Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA * AUCTIONEER ~_ Phone 2on 1 Wawaka '

Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps,§ Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling} Phone 333 LIGONIER _ Next door to Ford Garage VERN B.FISHER ‘ Smtarymumbing 1 Phon¢ 210 Ligonier, nd

The iigonier Baniner BT {Publishedby! and.enters/ in the Postofies at ut‘-J aler, Ind., a 5 seoond alise misttey. =

. ' It Will Live Forever. As Old as the Ages—As New as Tommorrow. i

In the heart of every great American city there lives' another city—the Ghetto. = Scattered for centuries, thege people have come from the far corners of Enrope,” each bringing a dream of happiness and prosperity. Here they live and love—here they rise and fall—here they lose and win. Against the vivid, colorful background of New York's East Side you will see a tender yet mightly picture drama —hot with the living breath of a story old as the ages—new as tomorrow. Its name is His People at Crystal Sunday and Monday and it was made to entertain. It will bring laughter to your lips to chase away the gathering tears in your eyes. i

It was diregted by Edward Sloman with one of the greatest actors on.the stage Rudolph Schildbraut at the head of a brilliant cast. : S . Marriage . Licenses. Kenneth Gorsuch 21 farmer of Crom well to Henrietta Walton 17 of Kimmell on May 19th. ; ] Robert C. Moses 25, to Ruth C. Mahnesmith 21 both of Kendallville on May 21st. Minor Wert 25, of South Milford to Lois Gangwer 18 of Wawaka on May 22nd. e ;

. Jack Delmer Trowbridge 22 employed at MgcCray's factory Kendallville to Inez Rogers 17 of Kendallville on ‘May 22nd. Clarence Slawson 24 motion picture operator Elkhart to Harriet Mayfield 17 waitress Ligonier on May 24th Cyrus R. Hills 22 truck driver of Kendallville to Georgia Emerick 20 of Kendallville on May 25th. ]

Plans Completed for Farm Pienic. 3“ a meeting held at Kendallville thwg farm bureau representatives from eight counties in northeastern Indiaba another step was taken toward completion of the program for the gigantic Fourth of July picnic to ‘be held in LaGrange county July sth. R. N. Walter, chairman of the program and entertainment committee was authorized to appoint committees to select the place and arrange the events for the 'day. KEach county is expected to furnish a special number on the program., An addres will be be delivered by a speaker of national reputation. Invitations to attend are being forwarded to the Kiwanis and {Rotary clubs and Chambers in this part of the state.

Miss Bolitho Honored.

Miss Kathryn V. Bolitho of Ligonier was one of several Indiana University students honored recently at the senior convocation at the state university, The convocation is an-annual affair held in honor of the members of the senior class and especially in hohon of those who have distinguished themselves during their four years on the campus. ; : =

' Miss: Bolitho won <distinction in scholarship and was selected to Phi Beta Kappa,( honorary national scholastic organization. 2 Miss Bolitho will be graduated from the university this year with the A. B. degree. k :

- Bad Fire at Fort Wayne. Flames starting umder. the roof

the- Jefferson club building at Fort Wayne late Saturday night threatened for a time serious damage. Firemen from three stations responded to the call. ‘Great difficulty was experi--enced in reaching the seat of the blazé which gnawed its way through the rafters. The Gem restaurant ‘was’ flooded with water. Three familes residing -on the second floor were routed with smoke. x

V. B: Church Notes.

Every member canvass for local current expensé and for benevolence is being made by the stewards at this time instead -of in the month of August. . : : S - A committee is at work on a pro= gram for children’s day. s __The 8. B. A. U. B. B. U. Sunday School class met Friday evening. A ‘pot luck- supper was served and a program rendered. A general good time was enjoyed by all. Lo ss Suffers Paralytie Stroke. Mrs. Charles ‘Shobe of Goshen formerly of iLgonier suffered a stroke'of ‘paralysis while visiting:in South Bend the other day and her condition is considered ‘very grave. She is being eared for by Miss Olive Sisterhen, ‘the trained murse of this city. =

After Fourteen Years. . After a faithful service of fourteen years as care taker at ‘the Mier State Bank Williant L. Jackson has resigns ed to devote ‘all ‘LB timte to his second hand ‘store. Mr.” Jackson. has fuflly recovered from his opetation fo# perma. o £ s j ‘ * ; !v‘! : l"’é‘n%ﬁtm ;»:"’m’ soa‘ o S u : In a head-on clash with' a WinonaWarsaw street car, Lee Potenger, 75, of Worsbw, dtstainad wheh ms? geove serious injury, His car was wrecked; the top being torn off and glass seat{ered about the street. Potténger sut-| fered bad cuts form shatfered glass | ﬁﬁd%ﬂ%ﬂuﬁ J: P el e ) “His People” deserves-nothing bus | %‘WMW‘ at Orystal | Sunday and Monday. | Pl ol 9NN S e S G S

ChstFisen Weliloyer-of the Noble county démocratic central committes was in Ligonier from Kendallville last Saturday consilting party leaders over the selection of a chairman for the Twelfth congressional district to succeed R. Harl Peaters, who since his @lection has been made chairman of the State demoératic committee. A new -district chairman' will be named at 'a meeting of county chairman in Fort Wayne ‘next Saturday. Candidates in the field are Sam Celeland, Fort Wayne, E. P. Mosley, Angola and Paul Dunton, LaGrange.

Charubuseo Man Sentencey to Prison.

Elmer E. Gandy of Churubusco was convicted of having issued checks without funds in the bank in the Hunt ington circuit court Friday afternoon and was fined $lOO by Special Judge C. K. Lucas and sentenced to not less than one year and not more than five years in the Indiana prison. A mdtion for an appeal and the ‘appeal bond was fixed at $5,000. Mr. Grandy was denied a new trial on May 22, 1926, when Judge Lucas overruled his motion. : :

‘ Search of Car Illegal. " An objection to the fntroduction of seventy bottles of home brew as evidence in the case against Chester Coldren driver for the Yellow Taxi company of Goshen who was charged in two counts with transporting and pos session of intoxicating liquor was sustained by Judge Firestone in the city court here. The case was then dismissed and was refiled in the circuit court. A

{ School Band Rehearsals Arthur Reed announces .tk%g rehersals for the school band ahd orchestra ~will be held Tuesday and Friday nights next week. Band this Friday at eight o’clock and the orchestra at seven, at the school house, All members of both orchestras should be present as they are to he combined. : Arthur Reed, director. 2 Entertain Wives.

Members of the Ligonier Lions club entertained their wives at a six o’clock dinner at Hotel Ligonier Friday evening followed by music and dancing at the Eagles hall. At the meeting the state convention at Fort Wayne June 15 and 16 was discussed. The local delegation is to be accompanied by the Ligonier band and a great time is in prospect.’ s i

Falls From Roof.

Little hopes are entertained for the Tecovery of D. J. Bayleat of Elkhart who fell from the top of a house roof where he was working. He has 23 facial bruises, three fractures in his right arm both legs are badly bruised and it is feared his lung in punctured.

$l9 For One Bluegill.

“George Vance of Elkhart was arrested by Jacob Hevel deputy game warden on a charge of catching a blue gill during the closed season.. He pleaded guilty and paid a fine and costs of $l9. :

No oil in Well at Hewe.

No oil was discovered ifi the well shot at Howe. Only salt water came from the well after the explosion. J.-W. Hunt is manager of the company which had been "engaged for some time in drilling the well, -

Named Receiver,

Phil Nicar, former newspaperman, and now engaged in the practice of law at South Bend, was named receiver for the Mishawaka Enterprise Publishing company, by Judge Lewis Hammond, Friday morning. mE

Head Crushed.

Lawrence Parmented, 50 of Payne, Ohio, was instantly killed shortly after noon Friday when the sliding door on the side of a freight car was slammed shut on his head, crushing the skull and breaking his neck. :

Returns to First Love,

. George Hire the tonsorial artist who abandoned the ragor and mug for the fields on the farm ,is back in the harness at the Couts barber shop where he is greeting old friends. -

Down Piftsburg Way

. Walter Epert and Russell Smith drove the Bpert trusty Ford to Pittsburg, Pa., to spend Decoration Day and view smoké from the blast furnaces, ¢ T e,

Two Fine Flats.

C. R. Stansbury hds transformed the rooms over his Cavin street store into two fine flats with modern conveniences ' including steam heat and they will ‘be for rent.

- Bitten by Cat. Orpha Preston, little daughter of Mrs. Preston, of Kendallville, was severely bitten on‘the leg by a pet cat. The ¢at ‘was killed and the head is being examined for rabies.

1 - Now Forollemt, - . - | James A. Taylor now has the house he has had remodeled and modernized jon West Second street for rent. It ig {& desirable home for some one. | = o Lay Corner Stone. | Members of the First Christian church of Goeshen are planning to lay | the corner stone of the rebuilt church | jon Sunday afternoon, June 13th. = . Warsaw Man Aequitted, - Charles Nellans, charged with Hi-| legal’ saté ‘of liquor, was acquitted in e ey Rocqus Fridsy. aod Saturday at Cry- | W ey eel

- THE maonnßANNEgmeonmn, INDIANA.

Willam S. Umibeniower -wad Wbfu in Stark county, -Ohio, July 2, 1834,

years, 10 months and 23 days. He was united in marriage with leisdl Baer January 21, 1858, who preceded him in the beyond November 14, 1922, To this union were born seven children, two dled in infancy; three sons and two daughters and 13 grandchil~ dren and 9 great grand children survive. One sister and a host of friends come to Indiana in 1860 and settled near Cromwell, living on the present premises 61 years and helping to make Sparta one of the beautiful spots of Indiana. He was spry and active for a man of his years and was liked éby the entire community. S

- Funeral services were held at the home and interment was made in Oak Park cemetery, Friday, May 28, 19286, conducted by Rev. Leland W. Porter. The family wish to express their gratitude for all the kindnesses of their friends and neighbors.

. Mayor Chester R. Montgomery of South Bend promises to bring action against several men who have been “grafting” from alleged liquor law violators. Protection money has deen paid these men according to informaition received by the mayor. The accused are not connected with the ‘South Bend administration and Mayor Montgomery says he will bring them into court. 5 f e

‘Mrs. Daniel Klink while cleaning house at her home in Syracuse fell and broke bones in one of her ankles. She is confined to her bed as a result. ; :

Quality Herefords at the Ellis Smith farm 3% miles southwest of Ligonier Indiana and 3 miles north of Cronwell, Indiana on 0 WEDNESDAY JUNE 9 1926 “Consisting of 35 Head of well conditioned young cattle of popular blood lines. s

Five Young Bulls of exceptional quality. e W Five young cows with heifer calves and rebred to our herd bulls. , Five Bred two and three year old heifers. ~ e

Twenty Open Heifers. ; A grand lot and a great opportunity. to secure Foundation Stock at yoar own price. : 2 ' We cordially invite you to be with us on this date. We are sure thesg cattle will please you, whether you buy or not. e S . : ~ SMITH BROS. S Fred Rippert Auctioneer S Leland Calbeck, Clerk ; _; Dinner served by the Ladies of (Greencastle Grange Y 14b2t

A recent test of the ice sold by the Ligonier Ice Company made by the Division of Chemistry of the Indiana State Board of HZ3alth states among other things that “The sample of ice was found to be very satisfactory bacteriologically”’—and this examination is only further proof that our ice is both safe and sanitary as revealed by regular examinations for the past ten years. Ligonier Ice Company Frank Sprague Mgr. = - 14b4t

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Weir Block: Sunday school 9:46 A. M, Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Subject—God the Only. - : Wednesday evenimg testimonial neeting 8:00 P. M. Everybody welcome. :

First Presbyterian Church Rev G. H. Bacheler Pastor Residence 318 West Third St. “Telephone 845. Sunday Services - . Bible School 9:30 : - Men’s Class 9:30 Preaching Service 10:45. Evening Services 7:30 YPS.C.EMonday 7:16 = . Mid-week Service Wednesday 7:15 R Notice of Appointment .

State of Indiana Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has beenappointed administratrix of the estate of Zachary T. Cook deceased, late of Noble County: State of Indiana. el : : ‘Said ‘estate is supposed to be solvent. iR A A . Eva M. Cook administratrix of the estate of Zachary T. Cook deceased W. H. Wigton, Att’y 14b3w - Notice of Final Settlement. State of Indiana, Noble Coounty, ss: _ln the matter of the estaté of Birdie James Tyler, Deceased - No. 2888« & Do o

In the Noble Circuit Court, May Adj term 1926 = ; Notice. is hereby given, that the undersigned as administrator of the estate of James Tyler deceased, has filed in sald court his account and youchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and gction of said ecourt, at the court house, at Albfon, Indiana, on the 11 day of June -at which time |and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in sald court and show cause, it any there be, why sald account should not hempprowed. .- o L o -And the heirs, devisees and legatees. Of s3id decedent; and all others fn-| ;*;ﬂﬂtﬁéﬁwwﬁmm“gﬁﬁm | Dy Tequired at the time and place| P eel 95, sldism. 1o 7 anyd Posted May Hlat, 1026 ldatw) i ren Lag R SRR Le e T

Hears of “Graft”

Breaks Bones.

PUBLIC AUCTION

Notice to the Public.

“Judge James A. Collins In criminal court set July 6th as the date 6f the trial of John D. Williams, director of Earl Crawford former commissfon member, both under indictment, for alleged irregularities in disposing of surplus war iaterials. The indictments were returned more than a year ago. ' P ~ Johnson Eléectric Floor Waxes for rent at Weir's. = ‘ t' Be sure to theßarrier tonight.

‘fWE CANCARRY iT) '/’ o N ,‘?1 ' liil‘?@ /;;j

Sure. you can carry it. Your wife has figured out how a small payment down and the rent money will make your home owning dreams come true. We can help a lot—and we will. There is a satisfaction in living in your own home. Every shrub you plant, every piece of firniture you :buy, every rug you select is for your own home not for the landlord’s. No one can come and tell you to move out. Let us show you some of the homes we have listed. The following are a few. We have many more.

Modern 7 room residence on South Cavin street at a sacrifice price. Open stairway, French doors and windows. Built in cupboards and refrigerator, . 8 room 2 story residence on Martin Street. Plenty of fruit on lot. Priced for quick sale. - 8. room residence on North Side near School building. Garage. Modern except furnace. Would trade for small farm or South Side residence property. e

7 room frame house in eastern part of town. 'Beautiful shrubbery. Garage on lot. $l6OO takes it. We have several choice vacant lots located in various parts of the eity that can be bought right. Buy a lot and build later. Yiiedbal "

9 room house and two lots at west end of Third Street. Recently remodeled. 5 :

7 room stucco house on corner of McLean and Bxth sireets. Modern except furnace. : i ; © 7 room modern brick house on Lincoln Way West recently remodled.

Modern 7 room two az’y_tory frame house on Third street at a bargain. * 7 room modern house on Fitth street. Can be purchased on terms. ‘Modern 6 room house on Second Street. Full basement, hardwood floors. Open stairway. Will sell on contract. & ; Rame ;

Kimmell Realty Co. ~ Citizens Bank- Building - Ligonier, Indiana - Phone 800 |

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