Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 17B, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 June 1926 — Page 2

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/ A.,,"‘ . J;ﬂ " » ; ;",.: SR avr;‘ﬂ B: a“ . e LG | LT g [ «d) et ”l o | kﬁ"} vAy “‘j"?‘if\”Ja! l | Gy ﬁ = BN - Motor Trails Are Calling You A car of your own—a wonderful couniry to explore—you can travel with the carefree joy of a gypsy! Near you—wherever you ma(fr live—are thrilling pleasure places. The Middle West is full of romance, wonder and beauty—waiting for you at every turn of the road. Fill the tank with Red Crown, get a road map, and start tomorrow. This list is a_mere suggestion of the joy ahead—on the highways of the Middle West.

I—Harney’s Pefk, South Dakota, the highest int between the Atlantic Coast and the ; ﬁoocky - Mountains with the “Cathedral . Spires” down its sides. State Highways No. 36. and No. 85. - 2—Fort Riley, Kansas, the largest cavalry school in the United-States. Union Pacific Highway No. 10. 3—The north woods of Michigan, at the lower tip of the upper peninsula, the home of deer and other game. Use the picturesque Mack- . inaw Trail. State Highway No. 11. 4—A huge bowl of solid rock, thirty feet deep "—the novel Round Spring of Missouri. Water flows from this spring to join Current River, one of the swift, clear streams of the Ozarks. Round Spring State Park, twelve miles north of Eminence on H¥hway No. 19. 6—The Pembina State Park, North Dakota, at the junction of the Red and Pembira Rivers. ~ Includes the site of the first trading post in the state Lbuilt by Chaboilez in 1797. State Highway No. 1. el 6—Elsah, Ilinois, a little mediacval town, narrow streets, houses abutting the walks—a ; giecture of peasant Europe. Near East Newrn which is on State Highway No. 3. 7—Little Wall Lake, Hamilton County, lowa. - Wonderful pond lilies—the rare red shield :lg]ly (lßsrasema). Near Jewell, State Highway 0, 15 ~ : : B—The Mississippi Headwaters District of Minnesota, Hundreds of lakes of all sizes. Finest fishing.. Wild rugged country where the pine forests begin and wild life is abundant. Grand Rapig;‘a on State Highway No. 8, Walker on State Highway No. 19. 9—Clam and pearl. fisheries about Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. State Highway No. 35, 10—Marengo Cave, Crawford County, Indiana, - most beautiful limestone cave in the United States, but not commonly known except to scientists. State Highway No. 22 from Indianapolis. - St

Motoring is sheer delight on the smooth highways of the Middle West. You can penetrate to ‘the most remote corner of the country in your - car, for you will find good roads and Red Crown Gasoline everywhere, throughout the entire Middle West. The Standard Oil Company , (Indiana) has established Service ‘Stations for Yyour convenience along all the roads of this great section. ; : | Perfect motoring facilities are for you to enjoy. _ Heed the callof thewanderlust—there’sjoyahead. v e ,>., &) Buy Red Crown 1Y &\ at Any Standard Oil N e . .0 $ oy Standard QilCompany

- : * ..' ; = P S 2 The ligomer Banner Z‘uruumm l.“:’ . § Published by o "he Banner Publishing Company . W.C.B. HARRIﬁON Editor Publishc4 every lMy and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligo‘ailer, Tnd., as cecond olass matter.

Give Report of Reunions. : The Banner would appreciate reports of family reunions that are held this summer. In most instances the gecretary or some other member of the family can prepare a report and either mail or bring it to this office. 1t is requested that the reports should not be telephoned in, as it is next to impossible to take a long list of names over the telephone and get them correct. ;

, . This paper will be glad to give space to reunions, but in case the notices are received in the afternoon it is not likely that they will be used until the next issue. The report should contain the program the officers and the place of meeting next year, and any other interesting factsg concerning the reunion.

New York Central Pioneer Picnic Four special trains and extra coaches on nearly all the regular trains will carry New York Central veterans and their families te Cedar Point near Sandusky Ohio on Saturday June 26 for the 17thy Annual Reunion of the Lake Shore Pioneer chapter. The committee expects aboui 800 persons to go from Elkhart. Requirements for membership in the Pioneer’s organization have been lowered from 20 years of service to 15. Pay your Banner Subscription NOW

“Hit by Lightning.

Wayne Walker of South Bend son of Mr. and Mrs, L. D*Walker of Argos, was struck by lightning at 4:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon while attending the birthday celebration of John Davis at the Davis farm home south of Argos, , - Walker was standing in the house ’several feet from the telephone holding a two year old baby in his arms when the aceident occurred. - The electrical bolt gtruck the telephone line some distance from the house and followed the line to the house. Then it jumped from the telephone the few feet to Walker. ¥

Walker let the baby fall to the floor and crumpled up as though dead. If was feared for a time that he had been seriously if not fatally injured and a doctor was immediately summoned from Argos. . However after several minutes the victim appeared to be recovering from the stroke and in about a half hour he was able to be up again.

Gets Harsh Punishment.

Fred McCartney appeared in the Kendallville ¢ity court Monday morning and after entering a plea of guilty. to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated was assessed a “fine of $2O and costs amounting to $6O had his auto license rTevoked for one year, and was given a 90 days’ sentence af the penal farm. The latter penalty was suspended by Mayor Auman. McCartney was arrested Saturday night on South Main street after he had struck and slightly damaged two automobiles and drove his car into a boulevard ligkting post.

Death of Young Lady.

Miss Ethel Shroyer aged 23 years daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Shroyer and popular young lady of Rome City died Tuesday at her home death resulting from tuberculosis and following an illness of three months. Shaq was employed in Chicago when she was taken ill three months ago and was admitted to a sanitarium in that city for treatment. Two weeks ago she was brought to her home.

Point Way to Waco.

A new route from Syracuse to thd Waco pavilion at Wawasee lake to avoid the road now torn up in preparation of paving will be markeqd each night hereafter by green lanterng it was announced by Ross Franklin, The route leads west and then south out of Syracuse over the paved road, and green lanterns will be hung along the route to point out the way.

Foodless Hiker in Pennsy.

Satisfying his hunger by drinking a gallon of water George Hasler Johnson foodless hiker left Beaver Falls, Pa., Tuesday for Pittsburg. Johnson is walking from Chicago to New York and has covered 500 miles of the trip. without eating. @ The hunger hiker has lost 30 pounds.

Gives $lO,OOO To Riley Hospital.

Funds of the Riley Memorial hospital for crippled children were increased today by a gift of $lO,OOO from Mrs. Howard Spaulding Jr., of Chicago.

Mrs. Spaulding is owner of the Has-, kell-Barker freight Car Company at Michigan City. ;

Sentenced to Prison, _ Hubert Clifford 21 and Edward Lovell 22 both of Elkhart pleaded guilty in the superior court to petit larceny and were sentenced to the state reformatory from omne to eight years. They had stripped the itires from a car owned by Jesse A. Bechtel.

Meeting Today.

The June meeting of the INoble County Horticultural society is being held today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Haines southeast. of Kendallville. A program of music readings and talks had been arranged,

Forfeits Bond

‘Russell Mountz of Chicago who was arrested by County Highway Officer Ralph Logan for speeding féveral weeks ago forfeited his bond of $l5 by failing to appear in the Elkhart city court.

On [Faw Pay UYL - Pay ¥ _ ' Put all your money in thg bank. __ Then pay your bills by check and let ' . us'transfer your balance to a saving . account which will earn 4, ‘Many of "-au;"'CUStdmers_ are following this - F ~plan, with profit to themselves,. =~ “Theßank'by the Clock”

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA. ~

‘ Peremptory Order 863. : Monroeville, Ind. June 9th 1926 Mr. Henry Hire, o Ligonier, Ind. My Dear Friend, Associate, Fishingpartner and Brother:—

It is part of my executive duty to inform you that at our last meeting of the directors of the Wawasee Mutual Fishing Association that you have the honor of being re-elected president of this august association. Furthermore Mr. Will Hire a friend of ours living somewhere west of your residende was re-elected vice president, with your humble servant Deacon James F. the secretary and treasurer of the association. Special emphasis was placed upon the treasurership of the association. However the dues of the association will remain the same as last year, with the exception that a special tax may be placed upon the membership to defray certain current expenses of the secretary. This item, as I remember it was-laid on the table until next meeting when a fuller attendance of the membership wil ltake up this matter fof final decision. It was moved and carried that it.

should be the duty of the president to convey the important information of the election of the vice president to him in person at some early day .before the 16th of the present mog_t_h. You will -not I feel sure, be guilty of negligence in this most impoprtant item of responsibility committed to you in behalf of the Association. It is further requested of the asbership that each and every one shall be responsible for all fishing tackle {he may need for himself and his fish-§ ing partner if he is at any time found absolutely destitute of all regalia and] Iparaphernalia for the business and pleasure of landing the finn y tribe for which the Association is organized. Z : The first demonstration of the as-| sociation in its special objective will be on or about the 16th of the'presénti month. The president is expected tot fix the day and send word to the several members of the association. You will not fail in this important§ matter. ; § Any member found neglecting any; duty assigned to him by the associa-‘z tion will be suspended for a period of several days when the members of the association do not give a rap whether, they fish or not. This fine will be| rigidly enforced, according to the bylaws of the association. >

The secretary of (the association cannot now tell just when he will join with the other members of the association in the first demonstration; but word will be sent to the president when he is quite sure hec an be on hand. : : ;

The secretary wishes both the pregident and the vice and their familieg all the success they hope for in the immediate now and for all the future before us. , Most cordially yours, ; ¥ James F. Lutey, Secretary

Leg Broken in Auto Crash Mrs. Mary Teeters 76 of LaGrange is in a hospital at Auburn with a fractured knee as the result of an accident at the intersection of the AuburnAshley road and the Toledo-Chicago pike north of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Noel and and Loa Graham three other passengers were cut by glass, The auto party was from LaGrange and was enroute to Bryan, 0., to attend a birthday celebration when another machine from the south crashed into their car.

Goes to Lansing.

William King left Tuesday for Lansing, Mich., to attend the commencement exercises at which his grandson King Ellsworth is a member of the graduating class. -

Pete .King Subs.

Pete King is substituting as carrier on a rural mail route out of Ligonier for Lewis Marker who is taking a vacation. - A

- “The Exquisite Sinner with Conrad Nagel and. Renne Adoree at Crystal »Sundﬁay and Monday. ‘ 3

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