Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 25B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 August 1926 — Page 2

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lNeßretz for Glasses . J 2 For ° ) ﬁ,&/‘* Sharp Work ‘ .&‘mm- s liks o wee knew el B rp bGO pocd bk 504 Pt the wear of constant use, & i.‘n:nz‘. Flasses that vmm-au & et Cpae ¢ Nevin E. Bretz e2t e Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Rhone 2on 1 Wawaks ’ Bothwell & Vanderford Lawyers Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana

E. R. Kurtz I Auctioneer cnone No. 65, Ligonier. g} W. H. WIGTON Attoraey-at-law Office in 'Llnh"o_rin.n Bleck LIGONIER, ILNP

_Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. _lPhone: Ligonier 857 mf VERN B.FISHER | Sanitary Plumbing | and Heating o Phone 210 Ligonier,find

Harry L. Benner - _Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiama Both Noble and Whitiey - _ County Phones. : O: A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps,§ WaterS?stm‘Et:ps ! v N;gaﬂootto Ford G%NIEM W. A. JACKSON | frusteelPerry;Townshsp

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~ Oppose Increased Rafes. = A motion for sugpension of the pro, posed higher freight rates on all ship 4 ments - of furniture, groceries, flour) feed dry goods and other merchandisg between Gary and points in Indiana within a radius of 75 miles was on fild today with the interstate commercq commission. :

The motion was filed by the Indianal State Chamber of Commerce through its traffic department, in protest against the proposed increases which range between 15 and 20 per cent more than present rates. : The commission is expected to act on the motion before August 30, the date they are set for enforcement.

National Leaguers.

John J. McGraw and his famous New York Giants of the National league will play at South Bend this Sun-» day afternoon in axb exhibition gamgq with Louie Batchelor’s South Bend In, dians. The Giants are enronte from Philadelphia to Chicago. The entird troupe of National leaghers will bd in South Bend. Fred Fitzsimmeons, Mishawaka boy, will pitch for thq Giants, while Irish- Muesel, Georgeg Kelley, Frankie Travis\Jackson, Freddie Lindstrom, Peep Young and all Giant regulars are guaranteed. Thg game will start at three o’clock. Bil} Lathrop former White Sox will pitch for South Bend. :

Pig Calling Contest.

. P. J. Maloney resident of the Whitley Connty Old Settlers Association announces that a pig calling contes will be one of the great features of the Old Settlers Day celebration af Columbia City Thursday August 19th He stated that Ernest Cotterly has been chosen to handle the details of this novel feature. Similar contestg have been held in other places and they have always evoked the greatesy amiisement.

Hurt In Collision of Autos,

Mrs. A. C. Fuller of Elkhart and Mrs. A. P. Wollick of Mishawaka were «ut and bruised and also suffered fron shock Sunday afternoon in a collision 'at Twenty-Second street and Mishawaka avenue South Bend when an Essex car driven by Frank J. Casey of oGshen crashed into a Ford sey dan driven by Mr.-Wallick. Mr. Wals lick and Mrs. Fuller were only slightly injured. Both cars were badly dams aged.

Getting Ald to Fight Case

A check for $l,OOO to be used in the defense of George R. Dale Muncie edis tor, who was recently found guilty of contempt of court, was received. by William V. Rocker, Indianapolis at: torney for Dale, it was announced here today. ' : _The check came from the New York World,. and will be added to the fund being raised to support Dale in his appeal to the United States supremg court.

Youths. Are Punished.

Dewey Wright, Robert Frazier and Reuben Frazier youths of Silver Lakq who passed “stage money” ten-dollar bills in North Manchester last week were each fined $lO and costs and sentenced to serve ten days in the Wasbash county jail bsides paying thg costs on charges of obtaining money under false pretense to which the triq pleaded guilty. |

Change of Custom.

John Zimmerman trustee of Elkhar{ township announces that the schooly will begin September 13 and that the high school children will be allowed to ride with the other children in the school motor busses. Hitherto the parents of high school children had tq provide the way for them to get tq school and back home. |

Dies at Albion.

‘Mrs. Harry Marquiss 656 died Monday morning at the family home thred miles west of Albion after a lingering fllness from cancer. She recovered only recently from an illness of typhoid fever. Surviving are the husj) band two daughters and six sons al} residents of the vicinity of Albion.

Lying: Very Low.

Mrs. Lane, aged widow of the laté John Lane and mother of Dr. Lane of this city, is lying: very low at ‘her home in Kimmell the result of a fall down the cellar: stairs. 'Sheé has been unconscious geveral days.

Elks are Genérous.:

~ The Elks lodge’ of Ligonier is a generous organization. At a méeeting Tuesday night five dollars each was donated 'to the George’ Long, Mrs, Florence Crockett and 'Clayton Hut chings relief funds. :

;' Woman'is Findi® ) ?‘ Mrs. Theodore' Bollinger of North Manchester has been fined $34.06 anq ‘Bollinger her husband held on 4 charge of assault and battery as 'thq Tesult of a street fight on'thé stréets, of that town. S b 2 —— e ———— Fined For Intoxieation. . George Truman of Chiirubusco ars. tested ‘&t ‘Syracuse by Officer B/ O/ Mabié ‘for” public' intoxication paid 'd fine and costs totaling $49.60 in Justice J. 8. Cain’s court at Warsaw.

2 Gets Yale Scholarship. J P.A.zuzg,.m;:gmen;t’«x:w@ym;qde today by the Yale -university board of commissions: that John W. Parrish ®on of Mr. and Mrs: W.J. Parrish ’Columhtuj City had been awarded the Jack Mer) rilat Griffin scholarship at Yale university. ‘ . Mr:’and Mrs. William M. Griffin of Fort Wayne have set aside a scholary ship fund of $75,000 in memory of their soh Jack Merrilat Griffin who met his death in an automobile accijy dent in Connecticutt May 29 1925. Heq lwas» a student of Yale university af the time. g )

ya Faithfal in Attendance. ‘ Earl Himes of North, Webster Sunday August 2 completed six years of Sunday school attendance without a miss a total of 313 consecutive Sun-~ days at the same church. On 228 of ‘the above number Himes drove five and three-fourth miles each way tq attend Sunday school 100 of these tripg being made with horse and buggy. According to state records this number is among the highest and considered from the distance standpoint hag no equal in the state.

To Enter Riley Hospital.

Layola Strickler young girl of North Manchester will be taken to the James W. Riley Memorial hospital af Alndianapolis for treatment just as soon as there is a vacant bed in the hospital. Judge Frank O. Switzer received a letter from the hospital authoritied announcing that application for the girl had been accepted and that her name has been placed on the roll.

Cromwell Ifems. _ S. W. Green and wife were at Wol cottville Monday. : ;

. 'Roy Eaton will spend his vacation in Kentucky. Milo Snyder was home from Fort Wayne Sunday. o

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nicoli attended the Ringwalt funeral at Benton Sun 4 day. : . Milson Ruby was at Collin, Ind. Sunday. 3 ~ Harry Jones and family of Indiana 4 ‘polis. are here. St

-~ Miss Janice Holderman is home from Terre Haute. - ‘Earl Himes of Webster was herq ‘Monday. :

i R. Kauffman and wife of Elkhart Milo Kauffman of Ligonier werqg guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Schlay bach Sunday. _

Home Coming Postponed

: Owing to the fact that the Amusement Company who was to furnisi rides and concessions for the home coming at Ayilla advertised for thg week Aug. 17to 21st haying cancelled all future dates, The business men of Avilla have postponed their big week indefinately.

' Notice to Contractors, Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that the Woard of Commissioners' of Nohle County Indiana at ine office of said Commissioners. in the Court House at Albion, Indiana w.il teceive sealed proposals for the improvement of a certain highway 1,209 miles in length in said county by grading, draining and paving with concrete, as set out in the plans and specifications profiles and requisitions now on: file in the office of the Auditor of said Noble County Indiana. : - ; Said: sealed proposals will be opened: and the contract awarded for said Eu'nprozement on the 27th°'day of August 1926. ) Bids or proposals will be received up to 2 o’clock P. M. on said date. i+ The said improvement is located in Sparta Township Noble County Indiana and more particularly known as.the C. F. Haver road when complet-] ad.. . ¢ : ; 1

~ The estimated cost of said improve‘ment is $33,000,00. : . » Bids will be for the completion .of the said .improvement in accordance with the plans profile and speeifications in the office of the Auditor of .Noble. County, Indiana and shall in.clude all labor for said work. In no case will extra compensation be al, lowed for any additional work, alleged to have been done by theé contractor, or contractors, to whom is awarded the contract. | ~ Bach, bid shall be accompanied by a _personal or surety bond in a sum equal to double the amount of the bid filed for the work bid on, to be approved by said Board of Commissioners. - Said bonds shall be condition, ed for thé faithful performance of the work; the sureties, if personal, shal} ' resident freéholders of the State of Indiana one of whom shall be a re, sident of 'Noblé county.’ * Said bonds shall ‘be for the benefit of any person, persons or corpora-

tions who shall suffer any loss or damage 'by reason of any such bidder failing’ or “negiécting to enter into a ‘Contract to perform such work awardéd on thebid or to carry out the sama in any particular or to pay for ‘any labor or material which may have been furnished to' any such’ contractor or dontractors or to any sub-contractor, agent of superinitendent under him, in the contruction of said ‘work. ’ Baid contract will bé let as a whole 40" the lowest responsible ‘bidder for affidavit of non-collusion, which must

bé “submitted with the bid, and upon faflure to submit suc¢h affidavit sueh proposal or bid will be rejected and the Board réserves the right to reject any-and all'bids and centinue said sale om day to:day‘until said centract (is warded.:; Time for:the completion of said work rwillsbe .agreed upon: after the letting of said. contract by said Board of :Commissioners and the sucqgessful bidder. e 3.« Oryille. !B ‘Pressler, Auditor. of b '« Noble.County.lndiana. 24b3w Now is the time to pay your sub. scription to the Banner, gt

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| The Noble county teachers. institutq will be held in Albion m%%t 20 to September 3. The session will be held lin the cireuit ‘court room. *= — Enrollment will begin at 9:30 a. m, Monday August 30th. Credit for full attendance can not be allowed for enrollment later than 1:30 p .m. Monday.

~ Preliminary Township Institutes wil} be held at-Rome City and Wawaka Sept. 7th Wolf Lake and Cromwel] Sept. Bth. Avilla and Albion Sept. 9th Schools will begin ‘Sept. 13th. . Real Estate Transfers. ~ Willlam H. Swickard ad wife to Fred F. Strodel ad wife lot 11 Fairview Park ‘Diamond lake. - Charles Piper, Guardian to Joseph C. iKmmell out lots Ligonier. ~ Josehh C. Kimmell and wife to Leroy Bink and wife out lots 92 and 93 Ligonier. : Virginia. B. Fell and husband to Helen Beeson Swank land in Elkhart township. ‘

- Big Damage Suits. Suits for a total demand of a quar-] ter of a million dollars damages were filed against the Baltimore & Ohia railroad company by three Garrett railroad men this week in the United States district court at Cleveland. ; The plaintiffs are Arthur C. Smith Charles S. Feagler and Martin V. B, Lane all of Garrett. The actions werg brought under the federal employers’ liability act of 1908. L

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Welr Block. Sunday school 9:46 A. M. e Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. ' - Subject—Soul. : : Wednesday: evening testimonial neeting 8:00 P, M, : Everybody welcome,

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' Mpicands Mrsi 'D. A. Wiley of Wolf, Lake, Mrs. C. F. Clark of Chicago Mrs, Marie.;Wiley attended the funeral of Mrs, JuddiWiley.at Wolcottyille today,

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Elkhart County Fair AT GOSHEN, INDIANA Tues-Fri, Aug. 17-20 Inclusive ‘FOUR NIGHTS and THREE DAYS Opens Tuesday Night, Cleses Friday Night.. Nine Vaudeville Acts each night and each-aft-wEtean. ... ﬁ ‘Concerts by-the Tri-City band each night:and R each afternoon. i & $2,550 in harness race | pvrse--3 races each. o almmaon -t * $2,500 in premium for agricultural preducts. o diS%lz;ySffangl,_ﬁe_xhibitions of livestock, paid j DAY Gate . . 50c NIGHT Gate: . 50¢: § Crandstand.soc Grandstandsoc