Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 30B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 September 1927 — Page 3

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BT N 30 B . R 305 RR S A SOV SR . Kendallville, Ind. _ SEPT. 19-20-21-22-23, 1927 An Agricultural Exhibit full of interest. Exhibit by Ft. Wayne District Colt Club. Three Counties are represented, Allen, DeKalb and Noble. The first club of the kind in the U. S. No feature of the K(endallville Fair will be ' more appreciative or more worth while to the Community than the xhibit made by them. More than 400 club boys and girls will be there. The proudest children y>u ever saw with there | p 1 s, calves, lambs and colts and their needle . and thread work. Encourage them by your presence. , . | A REAL CIRCUS, FREE EVERY DAY, IN ' FRONT OF GRAND STAND bohordid 1o see the racing by racers—-Steppers - that step real steps. , ; THIS IS YOUR FAIR - WE WANT YQU 4 | THERE The NIGHT SHOW. The free acts will bé new and novel. The fireworks will be gigantic. set piece and awe ipspiring, spectacular display. The way to test the truth of what we say about A ~ the Fairisito ’ » COME. AND SEE. IT! |

Your Last Chance To Buy Season Tickets to Elkhart County : | Fair _ 2o SEPTEMBER, 13-14-15-16-17 - ADMITS TWO PEOPLE ENTIRE - WEEK DAY AND NIGHT = - Noseason tickets sold week of Fair - ~ Season Ticket Sale Closes Saturday Night Sept. 10 For Saleat = = ‘ e Todd’s Cigar Store and Koon's Cigar Store . e , - Ligonfer, Ind. e

, U. B. Pastors Assigned. The St. Joseph conference -of the United Brethren church in session last week at Winona Lake assigned pastors for Ligonier and nearby towns as follows:_ Ligonier—Rev. Risley, returned. Albion—S. M. Hill _ Brimfield—F. D. Pugh. R. E. Vance is spent to Fulton from Roanoke, and H. W. Franklin goes from Albion to Frankfort circuit.

. Churubusco gets J. C. Bailey and !A. E. Grubbs remains at Peru. ~ Syracuse and Solomon Creek will have Alonzo Nicodemus. = : Bake Sfl.leo The Ladies’ Aid of the Indian Village church will hold a bake sale opening at ten o'clock Saturday mérn ing, September 10, at the Jet White Groceteria. Dressed chickens, dressed rabbits and a fine line of baked goods.

Sparta Hack Drivers. : , Charles Iden Bert Reardon, Glen PE. Nicglai, Brent Koher, Braden Hadley and Lloyd Goudy have been engaged by Trustee Phares of Sparta township to drive the school hacks for thecoming school year. sl Buried in Oak Park.. Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Dill were held Sunday afternoon 'jt 2:30 o'clock and were most impressive. The remains were laid in Oak Park cemetery, this city. ; E Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Stage motored 't'o South Bend Friday and spent the |day with friends. |

_ Golng Right to the Top. Mr. Paul Himes one of the graduates of the Cromwell High School Class of ’27 wijll enroll on Sept. 6 as a student in.Pepauw University at ‘Greencastle Indiana.

l - He was awarded a Rector scholarship which pays all fees and tuition 'for both departmental and ‘special for a. four year course in Depauw, leading to A. B. degree. The scholarship was awarded by the George Rector Foundation Greencastle Indiana through the courtesy and aid of Prof. Loveless principal of the Cromwell High School.

He - will be the first student from Cromwell to attend Depauw as a Rector scholar.—Cromwell Advance.

Juday Reunion

A reunion of the descendants of Jacob Juday was held Sunday August 28 at thé home of Ernest Juday near Benton. Sixty mgmbers of the family were present. Dinper was served and the afternoon was devoted to games and contests. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President Charles Juday; secretary and treasurer Mrs. H. G. Schroeder. The date of the next reunion: was set as thg last Sunday in August 1928 at the home of Olie Pence near Benton,

o Born in Noble County ‘ Charles V. Smith son of John C. and Amanda J. Smith was born south of Wawaka ‘Noble county Indiana April 16 1845 and died August 23 1927 at the age of 82 years 4 months and 7 days at Syracuse. : .

At the age of 18 years he enlisted in Co. B 12th Regular Indiana Cavalry He served over two years in the service and received an honorable discharge at Vicksburg, Miss., November 10 1865.

Pick Indiana Guardsmen.

~ Members of the team which will represent the Indiana National Guard at the rifle and pistol matches have arrived at Gamp Perry, Ohio, to begin training for the event. Sergeant Roy MeClary of Burnett and Private Milo D. Snider of Cromwell are among the fourteen .Indiana men selected to ,fepr‘esént the stdte.

Receives Post Card.

The Banner has received a post card mailed in mid-ocean from thé steamship Leviathan by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rose. The card bears a picture of the great vessel. Mr. and Mrs. Rose who are to tour FEurope, send regards to Ligonier friends. :

Some Fine - Tomatoes.

Emmett Caldwell presented the Banner Banner with some fine tomatoes grown on his lot. Two of the specimens weighed/a pound and nine ounces each. He has a limited amount for sale. :

Off for Ohio.

. Thomas Devault, Lewis Slabaugh and wife, Elizabeth Michael, . Mrs. Leslie Harper and Mrs. Wiladent Elson will leave Saturday for Johnstown, Ohio to attend the Smith reunion.

Airplane Kept Busy.

An aviator with a landing field opposite Freed park was kept busy Sunday taking up passengers as $3 and $5 a ride. He operated Monday at the Labor Day celebration at Cromwell.

Ligonier Loses.

Ligonier Independents dropped the ball game Sunday to the Goshen rubber workers by a decisive score. The contest furnished amusement for a small crowd. C

After New Peerless.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiester left Tuesday for Cleveland,.Ohio, and drove back a Peerless sedan. Mr. Kiester is now agent for the Peerless cars. ' | i John Gilbert in “Twelve Miles Qut” tonight at Crystal.

| Arrested After Crash. Following an automobile crash north of ‘Auburn Frank MeClish and Geraid Ulmer of Pleasant Lake are patients in a hospital and Ray Crabill of Fort Wayne and Earl Sabin of Toledo were placed in the DeKalb county jail. Crabill faces charges of operating an automobile while intoxicated and Sabin is charged with public intoxication. Re e WA OO Finds License Plate.

I Mrs. Reed found Indiana automobile license ' plate No. 609-15¢ and left it at the Banner office to be reclaimed. The plate is good for service until the new license go into!-effect : Still in Bed. , Paul Delucenay injured when the Golden bridge went down with him three weeks ago, is still confined to his bed in the Garrett hospital but is’ slowly improving. . = A SRRSO O L : NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court October Term A. D. 1927 Cause no 9836. : " e To Quiet Title. Arthur Yeager o ’ vs Leonard B. Sherman et al.

Be it known, that the plaintiff by W. H.‘Wigton, his attorney has tile® his complaint herein together with the affidavit of a competent person that the residence upon diligent inquiry is unknown of the following named defendant te-wit: Leonard B. Sherman, that the .names of the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana, sued in this action by the following names and designations to wit: “the unknown husbands and wives, respectively, of each and all of the following named persons,. to wit: Leonard B. Sherman, Clem Schwin, John S,(’lwin, Mary Schwin, Richard R. Shoup, Frank Richmond, 'Elizabeth Richmond, George C. Hostetter, the names of all of whom are unknown tg plaintiff; the unknown widowers and widows, children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and administrators of- the estate, 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: Leonard B. Sherman, Clem Schwin, John Schwin, Mary Schwin; the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; all of the women once known by any of the ngmes and des'ignations 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 the persons above named described and designated as defendants to this action who are married the names of all of whom are uns known _to plaintiff; all persons and corporations who assert or might assert any title claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, under or through any of the defendants to this action named described and de\signated in said complaint, the names !of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff:” that the following named defens dants are non-residents of the State of Indiana, to wit: Dewitt Hostetter, Gusta Hostetter, Harry Hostetter, ‘Alice Sandrock, Catherine Barney, Clem Schwin, John Schwin, Mary 'Schwin, Benjamin Shoup, Anna E. Shoup, Minnie F. Holland, James P. Holland Dovie E. Lively Rufus H, Lively Richard [R. Shoup Beatrice Overly, Dean Overly, Frank Richmond, Elizabeth Richmond, Willard Hostetter, Effie Hostetter, Lee. Hostetter, Susan Hostetter, George C. Hdstetter, Roy ®ostétter, Lizzie Hostetter, Norval Hostetter, Ella Hostetter, Katie Hostetter, Ethel Hostetter: That a cause of action exists against all of the defendants named, described and designed in said complaint and that they are necessary parties to this action. The following real estate in Noble County, State of Indiana is described in said complaint, to wit:

Commencing at a point twenty (20) feet south and seventy nine (79 feet west of the northeast corner of section twenty seven (27) township thirty five (35) north, range eight (B):east, running thence west along the south side of the highway a distance of thirteen and forty . five hundredth s (13.45) chains, thence south two hundred twenty seven (227) feet to the north line of the right of way of the New York Central Lines, 'thence south: easterly along the north ling of the New York Central Lines right of way to a point due south of the place of beginning thence north seven and fifty hundredths (7.50) chains to the place of beginning, being the same real estate included in what was formerly outlot number thirty six (36) in the town now city of Ligonier.

This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiff for the purpose of quieting his title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever. E Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and ap+ pear on the 24th day of October 1927, same being the IPth judicial day: of the October Term, 1927, to be begun and iholden on the 3rd day of Oetaber, 1927, at the Court House in the town of Al‘bion, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint the game will be heard and determined in their absence.. . ‘ ' : In witness whereof, I hereuntp wet my hand and aifix the, seal of said Court at the office of the Clerk thereof in the town of Albion, Indiana, this 31st day of August, 1927. P (Seal) FRANCES ‘M. BEANE, Clerk t‘ ‘of 'thfigiNeobwle;Cimgit‘ Court. = - 'W. H. Wigton, Attorney for Plaimtiff. o { ¥ 29b8w -

. As happy as a schoolboy on a holiday Warren T. McCray returned Thurs® dayto the state of which he was governor three and one-half years ago, holding his head high in the assurance that he had “paid the law” what he owed it. Several hundred persons had crowded into the concurse of the union station to greet him but McCray was unaware of it. He left the Big Four train from Cincinnati at the Leota Street station at Indianapolis and went immediately to the home of his son-in-law William . P. Evans. There Mrs. McCray, Mrs. Evans and Marion McCray their daughters and George W. McCray of Kentland their son waited to embrace him. {

Wertz to Kendallville.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wertz have removed to Kendallville where the gentleman will operate a barbecue lunch stand. Rev. and Mrs. Gresso HRave taken the E, G. ¥ranks property formerly occupied by the Wertz family. h

Berry Picker Dead.

Henry B. Poffenbarger 74 is dead at Union City of a gunshot wound suffered Aug. 6 when a hunter fired upon him by mistake. Poffenbarger was picking berries when shot and his brown hat was mistaken for a squirrel by a hunter. .

Dogs Raid Sheep.

~ Dogs raided sheep on a farm west of here injuring 55 in the flock. Three ‘were Kkilled outright, three died later and 16 were so badly mangled they had to be killed. The sheep belonged to C. S. Swartzbergh. :

May Enforce Blue Laws

Business men of Milford railying to the support of Frank Parrish theater owner arrested for operating a show on Sunday theatened to demand strict enforcement of every blue law on the statute books of Indiana.

! Reasoner Boy Still Missing. A mysterious silence still enshrouds the fate of Lloyd Reasoner age 13, ‘who has been missing from his home near Barbee lake two weeks ago and who was last seen at a restaurant in Larwill. | . %_ | e o ! Wanted For Murder, » - Thomas Deste alias Charles Ullery rgcently sent to the penal farm from Warsaw when convicted of passing a bad check at Wawasee was arrested in San Francisco in 1921 on a charge of murder. : s -

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