Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 18B, Ligonier, Noble County, 24 June 1926 — Page 2

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. Steal 26 Suits. ! “Well dressed men were under sus- | picion in South Bend today. Robs . bers entered the Platt Clothing Store; and took 26 suits worth more thani $5OO. v . The Cohens and Kellys the biggest laughg#n the screen with Gdorge Sidney, l{arles Murray and Vera Gordon, | at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday { and Thursday. 5

[ Hit on Head With Pick-Axe. Wesley Earl 23 colored suffered severe cuts and bruises when he was hit over the head with a handle of a pick-axe by Harry Hansborough 28 also eolored during an .altercation at Elkhart. ; ~ See “Bachelor Brides” a picture beautiful massive impressive enjoyable a roit of laughter at Crystal Sunand Monday.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

: 2 : e The iigonier ‘Banner 5 uwno;nm: e ~_iPublished by } G " "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor ' Published every Monday and Thursday and enteres in the Postofice at Ligo‘nier, Ind., as second class matter.

< Rose Reunion.

Last- Sunday the Rose reunin gathered at the home of Will Ridenbaugh in Brimfield. At an early hour the guests began to gather and by noon there were about 125. Four auto loads from Bluffton, two fron Poneo, one from Hartford City one from Niles Michigan and the home folks of Noble county. It is useless to say all was hungry at the noon ,hour and made the good things disappear that were spread before them. After dinner a short progam was given consisting of songs reading speeches and ete, There was election of officers for the the coming year. Mrs.' Dora Rose President and Mrs. Will Butz secretary and treasurer. The reunion will meet next year on the same date at the home of John Shell near Ligonier.

Seeks Arrest of Own Son.

John Workman town marshall of Sidney in Kosciusko county is seeking the arrest of his own son, Ernest Work man for the theft of tires and tubes from the Grisso garage at Sidney. Young Workman was employed at the Western Rubber plant in Goshen and the sheriff’s office was asked to take him- into custody but it was found that he had left for Kansas.

Marshalk¥ Workman in investigating the theft, found evidence that his own son had committed the crime and notified Sheriff Malony of Warsaw.

Foodless Hiker Quits

George Hasler Johnston who started to walk from Chicago to New York without food abandoned his attempt Monday at Summit the highest point in the Allegheny mountains. He had covered more than half of the distance and set what is declared to be a world’s record for walking without, food. The trip was abandoned when Johnston’s condition became such that he could not continue. ‘5

Lifts Thirty Fowls.

No clue has been found to the thieves who last Saturday night entered the poultry house of Mrs. J. F. Faux on the Tourists Rest Farm west, of Kendallville and carried away thirty of her purebred White Wyandotte hens. The thieves left but four hens .and three roosters of the fing flock owned by Mrs. Faux. The theft was not discovered until Sunday evening. : %

Dies of Heart Attack.

’ ‘Charles Bowman 59 prominent resident of Albion died suddenly Monday ‘while assisting in the erection of some farm machinery in the Roy K, Riddle implement shed. Mr. Bowman was assisting Mr. Riddle and some other employees in moving a heavy casting when he suffered the fatal attack.

: Telephone Officers. 2 The Peoples * Mutual Telephone company of Wawaka at its annual meeting elected the following officers and directors for the year of 1926: President Joseph W. Smith; vice president, Ed Ressler, -secretary Irvin Cobb; treasurer Charles W. Schwab, These officers serve also as directorg of the company. ’ “01d Resident Dies. : “Jonathan Bogner 76 an old resident of Noble county died Tuesday morning at Jhis home near Kendallville. = : 4

~ Notice ° Office hours June 1 to Sept 1. 9:00 a. m. to 4p. m. except Saturday. 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. : Bothwell & Vanderford W. H. Wigton 16atf e Bl See “Bachelor Brides” a picture as delightful as a beautiful day in spring at Crystal Sunday and Monday. _ Toast Sandwiches at Philadelphia. e ; : 17atf

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At Fort Wayen Next Year. At the state meeting of the Christian Endeavor societies held at Hammond it was decided that the 1927 meeting of the Indiana organization shall be held in Fort Wayne. Warsaw was an [active candidate for the 1927 meeting and several sessions of the executive board were necessary before the decision as to where the meeting next year will be held could be made.

Opposes Sunday Fair.

The Indiana Council of Religious Education in its sixty-second annual conveqntion at Richmond went on record in opposition to opening of the state fair on /Sunday. A resolution was -adopted by the -convention protesting against plans of the state board of agriculture to start the exhibition on Sunday. ; o

Officers Find Booze.

Night , Officer George Rapp and Town Marshall Charles Harter of Churubusco, armed with a search warrant Sunday morning made a raid on the home of James Brubaker west of Churubusco. The officers found seven quarts of “white mule,” but they were not able to find a still. ;

Drowns in Gravel Pit.

Isaac Hershberger 21 Sugar Creek 0., was drowned in a gravel pit near Nappanee while swimming. The victim had lived with his sister near there since Tast August.

. First Presbyterian Church Rev G. H. Bacheler Pastor - Regidence 318 West Third St. Telephone * 345. : Sunday Services : Bible School 9:30 Men's Class 9:30 _ : Preaching Service 10:45. Evening Services 7:30 - Y P S. C. E Monday 7:15 : Mid-week Service Wednesday 7:15

Have you saw the New-Df‘xy‘ Jewett or Paige yet? If you have not, you had better call us for a demonstration before you buy a car. . We don't want you to buy to hasty Jand be sorrow that you did not see the NewDay Jewett or jPaige before buying. | £ You may be thinging of buying a new car and we don't know it. Just phone 481 and ask to see our new car, and we will call. Yours for better car service. - Kiester Electric Shop ‘Phone 481 '

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