Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 24B, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 July 1927 — Page 2

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A Battery e . - Without jars The new Gummite case, an exclusive feature with Exide Batteries, is moulded all in on¢ piece, including compartments tor the cells. Thus, indi. vidual jars ar:- done away with, Gummite is practically indestructihle, will - not warp, and is not affected by temperature, acid, or water. Let us show you this ideal bate tery casi, _ RLAZED TRAML ] GARAGE

T g ve |w/ | ee o & > Aninvitation ~ to drive the easiest riding ~ cars you ever traveled in

The Three New Series of Nash motor cars, introduced thirty days ago, have won America. , ' It is their beauty, speed, lowered lines, attractive colors and, above all, their phenomenal -new performance which have given so much added impetus to Nash sales. (July 58% greater than any July in Nash history; and production now reaching the unprecedented total of 700 to 800 cars daily,) i : Praise for these finer, faster models of Nash is heard everywhere. Those who have driven them will tell you that supreme riding luxur is a(};iomplishedP by the new Na:g super-springs of secret-process alloysteel.

3 NEW SERIES—AT NEW LOWER PRICES Russell Green Nash Sales Phone 512 i - .. - - Ligonier

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0. P. Carnival. Hon. Louis J. Dickinson farm leader in congress will address the Republican reunion at"’l‘rier'.;} Park Fort Wayne on- the afternoon of Saturday Aug. 20. .= An urgent invitation has been tendered to Postmaster Genera! Harry New. . g Senator James E. Watson, Sen. Arthur Robinson, Cong. David Hogg, state officials of Indiana and the Republican county officers of the Twelfth district will be present. Free tickets on all the attractions at Trier’s Park will ba given in abundance to those present. After a bazket dinner in the evening the dance pavilion will be thrown open for one hour to those attending the picnic. - Cofiey Gets Life Term. -

Charles Coffey Chicago bootlegger was found guilty of first degree murder by a jury in the St. Joseph Michigan circuit court. Within 20 minuteg he was sentenced to life 'impi‘isonmeng in Jackson prison and started on. his way. Coffey was convicted of killing Corporal Sam Mapes of the Michigan state police to escape after he was arrested May 1 for transporting liquo-. The Kkilling occurred near Sturgis.. . : Are Toyring The West. *. Max Gandy :}nd Heber Winebrenner teaghers in oble county are &(?uring‘, the west in an antomobile. Recent word froin them was to the effect that they were a.b()tit to reach Yellowstong Park, and from there they will move on to the coast. They have a camping ouattit and are making good time. Max,

is a son of C. M. Gandy and Heber is g a son of A. J. Winebrenner residents in the vicinity of Merriam.—Columbig (_7it3; Post. * ; - Liguor Runner Pays $5OO. : Seeking funds to settle his debts, Ted Seelhammer of Niles City 111, tried running booze He was fined $5OO and his car was confiscated in thg Federal court at South Bend Monday morning. ’ ) ; All makes of Eleetric appliances repaired at the Ligonier Electric Shop. . _ -~ 90a8t

They will tell you the engines in these new cars are smoother and quieter than ever. : ' And they will also tell you that these are the easiest steering cars on earth! 1t is the greatest motor car contrast in the worlgeoday Yo step out of your car, bind then drive ene of these great new models of Nash, | We want you to know that contrast. This is Nash “Come Drive” Week. Courtesy cars are waiting at our showroom for you to try. All you need to.do is step into the car, sit down behind its wheel, and drive it. No sales pressure. No obligation. Don’t buy any car today, until you have driven a Nash! |

| Rensberger Successful. f Goshen for the first time in history ‘Tuesday won state honors at the ninth !annual convention of the Indiana Department of the American Legion being held at South Bend when Jay A, Rensberger past commander of Goshen Post No. 30 was elected state viceYcommander of the ncrthern district, ;The Goshen post drew support fromn the entire state to elect Rensberger. ~ Frank MecHale of Logansport was elected state commander to succeed Paul V. McNutt dean of the Ilaw; school of ‘lndiana university, McNuit is being boomed for national commander of the American Legion. Mrs. Vaun Scott Seybert of Indianapolis. was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion at the business session. Other state officers of both the Légion and Auxiliary were scattered throughout the state. , Lafeyette was' awarded the 192§ state convention winning out over Terre Haute the other city to bid for next year’s meeting of the war veterans. - &

‘Profits By Life Saving Lessons - Buddy Hascall of Goshen who lately took lessons in life saving .at Camp Tecumseh near Delphi had an opportunity Tuesday at Wawasee to profit by his lessons. While running 4 small launch for a seven-year-old: lad the engine took fire while out 150 yards from shgre. He first swam with the lad to the shore near the Spurgeon cottage. ‘Then returned and brought the burning boat to shore with safety. ‘ Fined For Fietitious Plates.

Marzella Miller 20 year old .vouth ’was arrested at Noble county Thursday and placed in jail to serve out a $35 fine for using fictitious licensg plates. The plates were . juggled around so that the youth was riding with anotlier man’s license plates, Prosecutor Lincoln stated the youth was suspected of taking paét in other robberies. ' Phil Farren Granted Penison. Band director Phil Farren of Colunibia City has received notice that hig application for pension as a SpanishAmerican war veteran has been favorably acted upon at Washington. He will receive a $3O monthly pension with back-pay. Farren was formerly director of the Ligonier high school band. - & Fails to Appear.. - After” being extensively advertised the Kansas City All Nations ball team faile dto appear for a game with Ligonier Tuesday night. The game herg ‘Sunday will be with Wolcottville ana will be a hot one. : Married By Justice. Edward Lovell and Della Hite of BIK hart were married Saturday afternoon by, Justice of the Peace Charles F. West -at Goshen. : . After Long Siege. : After a long siege in bed Chris Mochel who some time ago suffered a broken leg is now able to sit up and take short rides in his motor car. Tim MecCoy in California at Crystaj Friday and Saturday. ;

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2 L el hate Trip, : ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meroney and son Leland, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fought and daughter Marceile and Ray Meroney left early Tuesday morn ing to spend a few deys with. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Meroney and other friends at Kirkland, Jll. They made the trip by auto. . v ] i Bandit Gets $1,500, ﬁ A lone negro bandit obtained more than $1,500 when he slugged Carl Fall 29 an employee of the Shell Gasoline company warehouse at South Behd with a black jack and scooped up the money which Fall had just placed n a drawer. . - Removes to Ligonier., ‘l. A. Bloom, of the Bloom Aute Co., Ford dealers, removed with his family from Detroit to Ligonier and is occupying the Evanra Smith residenqe in the south end of town. The Blpom family will be welcomed to this city. g . ‘ " Remove to Shirely. - The Lewis Blake family formerly of Ligonier,’ has removed froin Knightstown to Shirley and orders the Banner- sent to the latter named address. iy See Ronald Colman, Belle Dennett, Alice Joyce and Lois Moran in ."Stells Dallas” at Crystal next week Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. o

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Draws Yale Scholarship. | James Kenneth Northam of Colum- | bia City has been given the 1927 for ‘ year Jack Merillat Griffin scholorsLij | at Yale university according to an an-| Mrs. William M. Griffin. James Northam is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Northam. He was one of three boys who competed for sthe honoxf.? In the recent e:w.mina-2 tions for college awards held at Cen-" trafhigh sehool. Mr. Northam madg! the highest grades in the Yale test,i The other two contestants for the. award were O. Roy Emmert of Topeka and Herbert Merillat of ‘Fort Wayno.‘ ; . P R | Aged Man Killed. ‘ , Louis Palmer 72 proprietor of a fill|'ing station and refreshment stand atvl Goblesville ten miles south of Colum'h’ia City on the Washington (‘euter\i road died Baturday evening at 6:40 at' the Huntington hospital, where he had l been taken after being struck in fruu’ti of his place of business by the Hudson ' sedan driven by Harry G. Bollinger of| Columbia City. 7 l " Have that Eleetric fan oiled and repaired at the Ligonier Electric .Shop. : ' 20a8t CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Weir Block. . Sunday school 9:46 A M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Everybody wslcome.

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