Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 35B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 October 1927 — Page 3

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Christian Chprch.

Our mark for Bibie school attendance Sunday is set for 100. We can reach it if every one who was there last Sunday will return. Others will be there. 9:30 is the hour. Public preaching service at 10:30. We would be happy to greet every member of the church at this service. Why should not every member be there? Last Sunday was a good day with us. We can more than duplicate it. At 7:00 P. M. our revival services will begin Mr. and Mrs. Bozell will make their first appeararye. We should give them a full house right in the beginning. A good start is not everythirg but it does affect the final outcome. These people come to us with high recommendations from many good people from our state, Hearing them once you will want to hear them again. These services are for the building up the moral and spiritual life of the church as well as to enlist new life in the church. The moral and spiritual comgdition of the community is dependent npon the churches of ‘the community. Good live churches mean good moral and spiritual. conditions. Choir practice Friday at 7 P. M. Triangle Club at Karl Bourie's Friday at 3 P. M. ‘ : We hope every member will be present. :

Elkhart Man Arrested.

- Frank Woodbridge 37, of Elkhart, was arrested Sunday on a charge of driving while intoxicated, ‘after his car had collided with a Buick driven by Frank Firestone of Elkhart. Fred Warrpr, 67, and Leo Milkey, 34, both of Elkhart, were fined $4O each in th: Elkhart city court on charges of intoxication. ‘

~ Woman Driver Goes to Sleep. While returning from Butler late at ‘night O. L. Sounder and family of Gar'rett had a narrow escape from in!jur_v'when Mrs. Sounder who was ‘driving the car went to sleep for a 'moment a«d drove the machine be;tween a tree and a telephone pole at |the side of the road. Mr. Souwder and _children were in the rear seat. The 'car was badly damaged.\" :

Accident At Rome City.

H. F. Blackburm of Fort Wayne pilot of the Puritan Sales speed boat at Rome City was injured.in an accident atthe Spring Beach landing. In attempting to bring the boat to dock Blackburn lost control of it and when it crashed into the dock his arm and bones in his hand were bropen.

Attend Birthday Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Murphy and children of Pleasant Hill attended the birthday dinner and celebration, given in Ligonier Sunday at the Chapman home in honor of Orlen Chapman whose -84th birthday occurred Friday. There were over twenty present.

Bey Bitten by Dog.

Christ, Jr.,, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Denges, of South Whitley, was bitten by a pet dog Sunday morning the left arm and hand were badly torn. A wound just above the elbow required several stitches. Wednesday being a iegal holiday the banks were closed. ~

To . Fumigate Schools.

Two hundred disinfecting candles will be burned in the Columbia City schools as a result of the scarleg fever epidemic there. All of the cases of scarlet fever are said to be of light form. :

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ATTACKS ST. JOE PASTORS

Replies To Resolution Passed By - Ministerial Body at South | Bend The Other Day

Declaring that his action in obtaining medicinal whiskey “ was no more violative of law than is the admiidstration of the sacrament by those of you who use wines for the purpose,” Arthur L. Gilliom, -attorney-general replied to a resolution passed by the St. Joseph County Ministerial Association condemnirg him as a violator of the Wright bone dry law. ‘ ’ Mr. Gilliom denied the allegations of the ministerial association that Le had publicly confessed violation of both the federal prohibition law and the Indiana enforcement code and attacked the resolution as a “a typical example of the dishonest bigotry that has brought the great state of Indiana into national disgrace.” ' The attorney-general’s reply to the ministers follows: ; “I have been apprised of the norecclesiastical and ~gratuitors resalution passed yesterday by your body; in which you make the very false state ment that I have confessed violating both state and federal prohibition laws, I have violated no such laws and I have rot confessed any such violations. What 1 did was no niore violative of law than is the administration of the sacrament by those of you who use wines for the purpose. J§ only performed my natural and lega) filial duties in what I did. ‘ “Your resolution is a typical example of the dishorgest bigotry that has brought the great state of Indiana into national disgrace. If such as your membership had been less active in the past few years irz promoting intolerant fanaticism through such organizations as the Anti-Saleon league and the Ku Klux Klan and if you had corfined yourselves to the propey sphere of the church and had taughf true religion Indiana would not be in her present disgraceful mess and the church would be more highly respected and would be a greater agency for human good.”

Attend Wood Funeral.

Following are among friends from a distances to attend the funeral of Wilbur W. Wood last Saturday: Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Weaver, Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sirglair, Mrs. Shirk, Miss Maude and Mrs. Ellen Link Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Stephens Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. George Mills, Huntington, West Virginia, Mr. ard Mrs. Peter Banks, Detrdit Mich., Mr. and T. A. Redmond and daughter Kendallville, directors of the Tippecanoe club, Mrs. George ‘Bell Hinsdale 111.,, S. F. and J. H. Morsches Columbia City, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Casey Auburn, George W. Kinnison 0. M. Kinnison, Mrs. C. L. Landgreaver, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Spohn, Goshen, Mr..and Mrs W. C. Schrock, Mr. and Mrs. David Neidig, Goshen, F. B. Auger, Mrs. Flanders, Mr. and Mrs. McCarty Miss Stella Sturgis, Mrs. Howard Augspurger Sturgis, ;Mich., L. J. Dunning Warsaw, Marcus and Fred Henoch LaPorte, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clapp Mort Thomas Albion. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hire South Bend, Harry Hontz,, Mrs. M. L. Hussey Cromwell.

Bandits Get $lO,OOO.

Four eor five mer: robbed the First National bank at Aurora, Neb., of approximately $lO,OOO in currency and an unknown number of Liberty bonds. The robbers escaped scattering tacks along the highway behird them, causing the tires of pursumg automobiles to be punctured. ' , Three bank employes and three cus tomers were ordered to lie down,on the floor behind the counter and were later locked in the vault.

Fire Destroys Lake Grocery Stere. Everett (Billy) Marlin’s grocery store argd cottage at Simonton lake were burned to the ground Saturday the blage starting from a gasoline stove, The estimated loss is placed at $3,0000 with an insurance coverage of ahout $6,400. The cash register was the only thing saved from tha fire several hundred dollars in accounts betrgg lost. :

Farmers Buy Feeding Lambs,

Many farmers of the county are now receivirg lambs rrom Chicago for feeding. Monday Clarence Bucher had three carloads at the Kendallville stock yards and Sunday Harvey G. Eshelman had six loads at the Brimfield yards. It is understood that Mr. Eshelman expects to have some twenty loads this fall which he is disposing among various feeders ire the county. :

Condemn Attorney General.

The South Bend county ministerial association -passed resolution . condeming Attorney General Arthur Gilliom for his open stand on the liquor question. The resolution branded him as a “confessed law violator’” and deplored his actions -and words as a breach of office. ;

Farm Hand Found Dead.

Andrew McConnell 68 well knowr bachelor carpenter and farm hand in Allen county was found dead in bed. It is believed he died from intestirpl obstruction. McCannefl had worked all day Saturday cutting” corn. That was tlie last seen of him until hig body was diseovercd. :

More Ssearlet Fever.

Wiliodene Bgner & seventh grade pupil +i+ the Columbia City ®choold is ill of scarlet fever. THeré are a number of cases of the malday in Whitley county. s :

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Gets About on Crutches.

Earl Keefer was ir the city Tuesday. Since a horse stepped on his right foot some weeks ago crushing it he has had to walk with the aid of crutches. ;

‘Filling Station Held Up. . Two young men held up George D. Hayes, filling station attendant at South Bend Sunday night and obtained $55.

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. 3 Gary Youths Kllled. Speeding homeward after a party three youths were killed and . two others injured when their automobile was wrecked against a lamp pole rear Gary. | : e

One Man Killed.

One man was killed and . several persons were injured in “automobile ! accidents at Fort Wayne during the‘l week-end. :

Granted Marriage License. - Paul Lang and Melba Lang were granted a marriage licemse by Cowaty: Clerk Earl Wise Saturday. They had been previously married and them were divorced and are now remarrying. Mr. Lang is a son of Andrew Lang of Noble County ard Mrs. Lasg is a daughter of Rolla Stiles.— @elumbia City Post. -

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