Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 26B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 August 1926 — Page 3
Have you saw the New-Day Jewett or Paigs yet? If you have not, you had better call us for ademonstration betore you buy a caf. We don’t want you to buy to hasty and be sorrow that you did not see the NewDay Jewett or §Paige before buying. You may be thinging of buying a new car and we don't know it. Just phione 48l and ask to see our'new car, and we will call. Y ours for better car fservice. Kiester Electric Shop Phone 481 |
M. G,jWilliamsO.M. OSTEOPATHIC MASSAGE ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS Office Hours 9:30 to 11:30;,1 to § and 7 to 8. Other Hours by appointment ‘Phone 103 Zimmerman Bldg.
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Dr. Maurice Blue ~ VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. - [Phone: Ligonier 857 S S — VERN B.FISHER Sanitary Plumbing] and Heating - Phone 210 = Ligonier,Jlnd
Harry L. Benner ~ Auctioneer . Upen for all engagemends - Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and WhitleyCounty Phones O. A. BILLMAN ‘Wind Milis, Eanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. _ ; . Well Drilling Phone 333 LIGONIER : Next door to Ford Garage : W. A, JACKSON CrusteelPerry;Townshsp == Nffice Mier State Bank, Ligonler
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| Coupty Agent’s Notes. F. H. Hurt Federal Sanitary Officer stopped off in Noble County last Tuesday to help a few farmers who are having trouble ridding their premises of bovine tuberculosis. i
The name of C. C. Palmer Albion appears on the preliminarycertifieg* seed list as being one of five farmers in- Indiana who is offering Certi~ ied Trumbull wheat for sale. Now is the time to use ground limestone on wheat and alfalfa ground, The Farm Bureau expects to make up a pooled order of 20 cars,to be shipp, ed in one car lots before Septembep 20th. - The purpose is to make ground limestone available for farmers who can.not use an entire car. The pooling orders will be'taken, care by thg following township leaders: Allen, Henry Teders, rGeen, Walter Crothers Jefferson, H. A. Pfafman, Noble, Paul Swihart, Orange, John Schermerhorn, Perry, Harvey Hartler, Sparfa, Charles Beers, Swan, Joe McDuffee, Washington, Prentice Wiley, and York Arnold Black. The first four cars in the pool are being ordered fof O. V. Borger, Ligonier, Dane Secrist, Cromwell, C. C. Palmer Albion and Tenry Teders, Avilla.
Bootlegger is Caught.
Leo Kehoe of Warsaw had an automobile accident at the wrong time Sunday night and consequently is facing a charge of illegally transporting liquor. Kehoe’s car went into a ditch on the state highway just north of Warsaw. Prosecutor Morrison Rockhill of the Kosciusko circuit court and a companion were motoring on the same road, and they stopped to render assistance to Kehoe. The latter mistaking Rockhill’s frie?d for one of hig own, handed him two!jars. One smell was enough to convince the most skeptical concerning its contents andl Rockhill informed Kehoe he was under arrest. Kehoe threatened to resist, but was finally convinced that it ‘would be best to be peaceable. In the resultant commotion Kehoe walked! and his companion, a Mr. Hire disappeared across fields. Sheriff Maloy was called and the machine was dragged from the ditch and taken to a Warsaw garage. Kehoe was arrested at Warsaw Monday.
Farmers, Take Notice.
It would be a foolish ‘person who would call for ‘the entire removal of the tariff duty on imports, but is it a foolish person who contends that it is fair or right to permit a certain few industries to be protected by an exorbitantly high rate which collects tol} and tribute from the great bulk of the people. In the present situation of of agriculture farmers shoild be relieved of paying tribute in every poss sible way. That is the contention of Albert Stump and Evans Woollen but ‘James E. Watson and Arthur Robinson are contending for the maintenance of the present high:tariff which is costing the farmers thirty-three million dollars a year according to authorities on the question.—Columbia City Post. ~ Pay your Banner Subscription NOW
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/CHOICE LOTS ON THE LARGEST: AND MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKE IN INDIANA | A ORBALE . - " Located in the Lilly Plat on the Nohth = shore of Wawasee at the Wawasee . Indiana, station, between. Sargents - Hotel and the beautiful, new, modern . fire-proof hotel, Wawasee Inn. The . Wawasee golf course runs along the . north side of these lots. Now is your . Opportunity. There are a few lots g;le& Tmiflm thefihmßy the time you are p.aid “out there will be no more'lots for sale. Act now, before you are to late. Call or write GEO. L. XANDERS, Syracuse, m SRR S R R
Employ New Teacher: = Miss Lucile Palin of Wingate a graduate of Indidha university who has. taught school in Wilkgats two years two years in the Mc'v Richmond high school two years in Veedersburg high school and ope year in Mishawaka has been engaged to teach phyrical ‘traihing and junior and senior English in the Ligonier high school. The ladyi comes highly recommended. i 3
111 of Sleeping Sickness.
~ Mrs. Olive J. Chapman aged 78 afflicted with sleeping sickmess at the home of her brother Frank Reubot, tom in Kendallville remains about the same. She has been afflicted with the disease for two weeks and sleeps continuously. S
Off For Niagara Falls.
Sam Patton will be among a.party of excursionists to visit Niagara Fallg in a special train ovefighe New York Central. The train wHI leave Ligonier Saturday evening with a tTound trip fare of $7.25. i ; o
George Long Up Town.
For the first time since his leg was amputated George Long came up town Wednesday and visited the office of Drs Lane where the measurement was taken for his new cork leg. He walked up with the aid of erutches.
Noble County Autos.
~ According to a report from the state: auditor’s office there were owned in Noble county March 1 1926 5,012 automobiles upon which taxes will be coly lected. y A :
Home in Two Weeks.
[ Mrs. Graham Lyon taking treatment in the Lutheran hospital Fort Wayng shows much improvement and expects to be able to return home in a couple of weeks. :
On Fishing Trip.
’ Adrian Biddle and Joe Leavy Jr., are spending the week at Stone lake fishing for blue gills. They have sent some fine specimens of their cateh home. . o s ‘Cattle to Fort Wayne. ‘ John Hossinger took a load of fine beef cattle to the Fort Wayne market Wednesday where he received a fancy price for them. T
Has Lanie Ankle.
Mrs. W. H. Wigton has a badly sprained ankle the result of a fall more than a week ago. She gets about with difficulty. :
Playing at Goshen Fair.
The Ligonier band boys are playing; at the Goshen fair this week and will be thus engaged until Friday night.
“Old Clothes” with Jackie Coogan is a story as sweet and'clean and wholc some as Monday morning’s wash out on the line. It radiates happiness and laughter. See it friday and Saturday.
Donald Pancake will return to Miam# Florida September 1 where he is inthe automobile business." Ll
. Reb Farm Home, . Robbers entered the home of Mr. and ;Mrs. Harry Wright near Elkhart and stole clothes, jewelry and other valuations estimated at several hundred dollars. B
Buys Antwerp Bank.
Abe Akerman of Fort Wayne formre_rly of the Straus Brothers Co., has purchased the Antwerp, Ohio, National Bank and consolidated it with the Payne State Bank of which he is president. '
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS State of Indiana Noble County SS: . In the Noble Circuit Court = October Term, 1926 - ' Cause No. 948%.’ . To Quiet Title. Homer Brummitt, ; ; vs
Mary Barstow et al. Now comes the plaintiff by J. S, Yoder, his attorney, and files his complaint herein ‘together with the affidavit. of a competent person that the residence upon diligent inquiry is unknown of the following named defendants, to-wit: Samuel Latta, Wil~ liam Latta, Mary Darnell (nee Latta); ——————Darnell, ‘husband of said Mary Darnell, “‘whose Christian name Jjs tg the plaintiff unknown; Sarah Barnes, (nee Latta) and ———— Barnes, hus-
band of said Sarah Barnes, whose Christian name is to plaintitf unknown; that the names of the dey fendants are unknown and that they lare believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana, sued in this action by the following names and de, signations to-wit: the .unknown hus‘bands and wives, respectively, of each of the following named persons, to, wit: Samuel Latta, - William Latta, Louise Latta, Florence Harris, Oliver Latta, Roy Latta, William ‘J. Latta, Mt;y Darnell and Sarah Barnes, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; the unknown widowers and widows, respectively, of each of thq following deceased persons, to-wit: Samuel Latta, William Latta, James Latta, Mary. Darnell (nee Latta), — _ Darnell, husband of Mary Darnell, whose Christian name is to plaintiff unknown, Sarah Barnes (nee, Latta), ——————Barnes, husband of
said Sarah Barnes, whose Christian name is to plaintiff unknown, Milton
Latta, Robert Latta, Harry P. Latta, Charles Latta, Julia Latta, Oliver Latta, Isabelle- Latta, Achsa Latta, Johnston Latta, Martha Latta, William Warren Latta, Robert Latta, Mary Latta, Winifred Harris, Charles Harris, Norman J. Latta, Ellen Latta, Frank C:. Latta, Geraldine Latta, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff, the unknown children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and administrators of the estate?s; devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last will and testament, successors in interest and assigns, respectively of each of the following named and designated deceased persons, to--wit: James Latta, Samuel Latta, William Latta, Mary ‘Darnell (nee Latta) ————— Darnell, ‘husband of said Mary Darnell, whosg Christian name is to plaintiff unknown, Sarah Barnes (nee Latta), —— Barnes, her husband ,whose Christian name is to plaintiff unknown, Norman J. Latta, Ellen Latta, }Frank C. Latta, Geraldine Latta, Milton Latta, Oliver ‘Latta, Harry P. Latta, Charles Latta, Julia Latta, ‘[Winifred Harris, Charles Harris, Robert Latta, Isabelle Latta, Achsa Latta Johnston Latta, Martha Latta, William Warren Latta, Robert Latta, Mary Latta, the .names of all of whom are unknown to ,plaintiff; all of the women once known by any of the names ‘and designations above stated, whose names may have been changed and ‘who are now known by other names, 'the names of all of whom are unknown to. plaintiff;. the .spouses of all of &he persons above named, described and designated as defendants to this action who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; all persons ‘and corporations who assert or might assert any title, claim or interest in or:lien upon the real estate 'described inithe complaint in this action by, under or through any of the defendants ‘to:this action named, described and designated in said com- | plaint, the names of all of whom arg unknown to the.plaintiff; that the folllowing defendants are non-residents {of the State of Indiana, to-wit: Milton IN. Latta, Alta Latta, William J. TLatta, |Roy Latta, Oliver. Latta, Louise Latta, | Florence ‘Harris, Mary Barstow and ‘Tsabelle ‘L. Meroney, that this action lis for the purpese of guieting-title to real - estate in .Noble County, State of Indiana that a cause of action lexists against all of said defendants,
that all of. said defendants are necessary parties to said action, and that they are beliéved to be non-residents of the State of Indiana. ' The following real estate in Noble County, in the Staté of Indiana is dess cribed in said complaint, to-wit: The north half of the:south east quarter of “section three, ‘township. thirty-five north, range eight: east. - . Notice is hereby given said defendants that unlegs they appear on the Tth day of the October Term, 1926, of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, ibeing the 11th day of October 1926 to %‘Be begun. and holden on the 4th-day of Qctober: 1926, at -the Court House in gt.}m-‘rowm of Albion, in said county and state, -and answer: or . demur £ said complaint; the same will be he#ird and determined in their absence. b . In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set 'my hand and affix the seal of said ‘Court at the Office of the Clerk there~ ot in -the - Town. of - Alblon; Indiana, this- 17th day.of August 1926, | (SEAL) Frances M. Beane, Clerk of .. Noble Cjreuit Court.. J. 8. Yoder, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Jaunt Across Continent.
Doning the uniform of a soldier Don Oliver: Kendallyille young man left the News-Sun office Tuesday on a h_ike,] across the continent. He plans to 'walk to Los Angeles Cal,, a little jaunt lot 2,325 miles. Strapped on his backg was a small bundle of clothes his fonly impediment. He expects to work his way to the western coast and hopes he will be able to find several good samaritans along the way who will invite him to ride in their auto. On the back of his pack is printed: “I will accept 'rides ' from Indiana to Los Angeles.” The lad has just returned from Fort Benjamin Harrison where he attended the Citizens’ Military Training Corps? : !
Near-By Deaths.
Mrs. Catherine Gibson 81 life long resident LaGrange county died of Bright’s disease; Mrs. Clara Brandon 59 cancer, Auburn; Louis- Wahl 67, apoplexy Columbia City; G. F. Rinear 67 complications, Bluffton; Mrs. Rosa Hartsock 59 paralysis Larwill. .
Dies at Avilla.
Mrs. Eva Tish age 64 years native and practically a lifelong resident of Kendallville died Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock at the Old People’s Home near Avilla where she had been staying the past year. ;
Factory For Garrett.
A powdered milk concern is to locate at Garrett through the efforts of the Garrett Industrial Association to secure new factories for that city. The plant will require 50,000 pounds of milk daily. : !
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