Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 37B, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 October 1927 — Page 2

. € 33‘ = The Ligonier Banner : Established 1856 Published by # THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor = M. A. Cotherman, Manager 5

Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice aﬁ,té,;!“igoni‘er. Indiana, as second class matfer.

Dismisses Opponent. Sturgis political feund -fli,;red 0 anew Friday wher: Mayor Wilson Roose demanded the resignation of E. C. Wright 'and W. A. Cavin from the hospim:} board of the city commission. . The mayor’s letter blamed Wright and Cavin for the delay in admitting J. E. Brumbaugh to the hospital a week ago after he had takeiy poison in a suicide attempt from which he died, He said that there were other similar cases of their negligence. . No mentibn was made regarding the other three members of the board Wright and Cavin are known to have been signers of the petition to change the form of city government from five to nine commission members. The present comimission. has been bi(terl‘y opposed " to the new form which lcarried at a recent election. ‘ ' , ~ The two ousted board members are identified w%Tith the movement asking a recall election to enforce use of the mnire-commission administration.

Hurt When Lars Crash. M. P. Bleich, of Fort Wayne, is in Lakeside hospital at Kendallville suffering from a fracture of the skull and Earl Crighton is at his home in I«‘Qirt Wayne imrsing paint“ul laceratiéns on his face anr neck sustained Saturday evening about orje mile south of Kendallville when the car in u} which they were riding collided with another car and then ran down ary embankment, striking a post, The other car, which was said to have been driven by Mrs. Ross Louthan of Wolcottville, was not badly damaged and none of the occupants were hurt.

Breaks Down Jail Door. Citiezrs of Milford were thrown into a mild panic when S. T. Clayton, now in Kosciusko county jail, took a fire axe and broke into the Milford jail and released his brother, Don Clayton; who was in_a cell there on a charge of public irtoxication. The jail is a frame building with two cells Bon Clayton was captured shortly after his release. .

Splinter in Finger. - While negotiating a slide at the high school grounds Wednesday afternoon “Buddie”, ‘little son of Mr. and Mrs. ILouis ILevy ran a splinter through the index finger of his left hand. Some one had placed a board against the toboggan which was responsible for the accident. The child was taken to Dr. Martin for treatment.

Mary M. Frick Brings Suit. Mary M. Frick, of Ligonier, administratrix of the estate of Carl L. Frick has brought suit for $2.990 damages against the Pennsylvania railroac, alleging that negligence on the part of the railroad was responsible for the death’ of her husband November 5, 1925, in a crossing accident near Donaldson, ‘

- Avilla Man Fined. Joseph Schmenk, of Avilla, was found guilty of public intoxication by Justice of the Peace George Hufty at Albion, and was fined $40.50, including costs, Saturday morning.

Was Tunney knocked out? See the official ring side fight pictures at the Crystal tomorrow, Friday. '

Notice of Appointment. State of Indiaga Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undergsigned has been appointed admina istrator of the estate of Wilbur Wi Wood deceased late of Noble County, Indiana. Said estate .is supposed to be solvent. | , Sol Henoch, Administrator of the estate of Wilbur W. Wood deceased. : : W. H. Wigtonx Attorney. 36b3w

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Two Goshen Wiomen Run Down.

-Mrs. Ruby Haley, 37, wife of Rev. R. L. Haley, Evangelical pastor of ‘New Paris, is in Goshen hospital suffering with serious injuries the result of being hit by am auto driven by Rudy Gingreich of Goshen. The driver Of the car was not held responsible as the women attempted to cross a street in the business section between irtersections. :

Mrs. Jesse Ott, 32, is also a patient in the hospital with abroken leg as the result of being hit by an automobile driven by Leonard Juday. As she sat in her front lawr: picking weeds, Juday turméd into the yard when he feared collision with another car. : -

Dies of Complications,

John Reith, 87, a resident of Goshen for 71 vears, died Sunday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs, Ira Bonner, in that city, following an illness of 18 months from complications The deceased was the father of Frank Reith of Ligonier, employed at the Refrigerator factory.

Death ofM rs. Shook.

Mrs, Lydia Shook, age 58 years, wife of George .W. Shook, died suddenly Morgday morning at her home northeast of Kendallville from heart attack. She was found lying on the floor about 11:45 o’clock by Mr. Shook. A physician was summoned, who estimated that death had ensued about an hour before. . :

To Enforce Dry Laws.

Biv a unayimous vote: the thirtyeighth annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Womens Clubs went -on record Thursday at Terre Haute as endorsing the eighteenth amendment and the Indiana dry laws themselves as they now exist, South Bend was chosen as the city to entertain the conventior; next vear,

Cow Testing November 1.

A meeting of the Noble County Cow Testing association, Tuesday evening November 1 at he County Agent’s office has been announced by Carl Hostetter, president of the association. A general invitation is extended to all dairymen. The program will consist of short talks and moving pictures.

$lO,OOO Heart Balm.

The suit of Marion Morrison, fisherman and guide against Chas. MecClintic, carpenter for $lO,OOO damages for alleged alienation of his wife’s affections started in court at Warsaw. The petition alleges the defendant visited the plaintiff’s wife at his home and showed numerous marks of affection. >

Library Meeting at West Baden.

The 36th annual state library meeting will be held at the West Baden Springs hotel at West Baden Springs, ilndiana from the 26th to the 30th of iOctober. ;

Accidentally Shot.

Nelson Brower, 26, barber of South Whitley is suffering with a badly mangled hand the result of the accidental discharge of a gun while he was hunting. :

Herbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Galloway, has a badly infected left hand the result of a scratch. '

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i i : : : foshen Laborer Suicides. , Corgner W. A. Stauffer of Elkhart cate giving accidental injuries as the cate diving accidental injuries as ‘the cause of the death of Orlando Amsden, %4, laborer, whose body was foumd about noon along the New York Central right of way at Goshen. Amsden was sitting- along the track earlier in the day and officials believe he may ﬁhave commiitted suicide, although no one saw the accident. Amsden was born in Ligonier, ; ‘

Mrs. Hussey Honored.

Mrs. Anna Husey, of Ligonier, was honorgd at Elkhart Saturday where she whs named district president of the Womans Relief Corps. Sixteen membérs were present at the meeting from Ligonier. : .

. Potato. Club’ Show.

The% Noble County Potato Club, sporgdred by the Noble County Bank, of KenidaHville and the B. & 0. R. R. will hold an exhibit in. connection with the annual Farm Bureau meeting at Albion next Saturday. .

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~ Settles for Death of Garrett Man. ~ By agreement of parties, a judgment of $225 was entered in the DeKalb circuit court against ‘the Irgdiana Service Corporation in favor of the Garrett State bank, administer of the estate of the late Albert Steckley, of {Garrett, who was killed a year ago when his automobile was struck by an interurban car at a crossing just north of Fort Wayne.

The will of Phillip Kilmer, who died Monday at Wakarusa, was read Wednesday afternoon at the Frank Rich home immediately following the funeral, The estate is thought to be worth about $9,000. Henry Freed of the Exchange State Bank, of Wakarusa was named executor. Most of the estate was left to churehes and orphanages. ,

The Kendallville News-Sun says: Hallie Butz, whbt operates a garage in the Wolf building, seported that someone stole a set of valuable automobile wrenches Sunday,

~ “Swim, Girl, Swim” with Bebe Daniels and Gertrude Ederle the icharmel swimmer, at Crystal Sunday and Monday.

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Out of Hespital.

Paul DeLucenay, of Ligonier, who was injured. in an automobile accident August 21 has ben able to leave the Sacred Heart hospital at Garrett, where he has been confined since the accident, according to the Kendallville News-Sun. DeLucenay, it will be remembered drove his car into the side of the Golden bridge east of Ligonier, plunging dowr; the embankment, The bridge weakened by the crash, collapsed, part of the wreckage striking DeLucenay. : One Killed, One Hurt, J. E. Elston, 52,-aws instantly killed ard W. ‘A. LaVine, 20, both of Hunting ton, is.in a serions condition as a result of an accident on a hill when the truck in which they were riding overturned and pinmwed them beneath it.

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Ligonier, Indiana

61st Wedding Anniversary.

Friends, neighbors and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. P.lmnmerw.): Columbia City joined in celebrating their 61st wedding anrdversary at the Saturn Christian church Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Plummer are well known ipionéer ‘residents of Jet"fmr.«:‘&m)uwwship of Whitley cotrgy. =+ = | : ' - Enrollment Shows Loss, According to the school enrollment in Ligonier for this term there are 276 pupils in the grades apd 110 in I-high school. This. shows a loss of 8 in the grades and 11 in the high lschool compared with the last term. “Ben Hur” a picture of the ages - three years in the. making, cost $4.i’OOO,OﬂO with 150,000 players. - See it at Crystal November 15—4. days.

hood that Englishmen know as ‘pinking’ and American engineers as the gas knock, or detonation. Apparently this present Hudson engine just isn’t going to ‘ping’ when the throttle is quickly opened, or when the car is driven hard against a hill. ““Under precisely similar conditions most any other modern engine will detonate when running on ordinary fuel. .. “The Hudson motor does what it does on any oid fuel at all, it is said, and assuredly does it on the run of pump fuel that is sold at base prices ewverywhere.”

e * Nearby Deaths, J. E. Elston 52 was instantly killed \Vhi,z!e,v Feounty ;. John Zimmerman, '»') Warsaw ;- David ‘lk'lriuger,( 33. etvi) war veéteran- and -champion fiddler, Goshen; Mrs. Mary Mishler, 71, Gosher:+ Mrs. (George King: 51, heart toruble, Auburni W, L. Stocker, 64, heart attack; Auburn Junetion; Mrs. Mary Wiley, .78, DeKalb county. ‘ - In Dangerous Condition. JEd MeDaniel is dyire in a serious condition at his’ North- Side home, the result of iodine poisoning used as a treatment for goitre. - CHRISTIAN-SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Welr Block. ~ Sunday school 9:45 A, M. , ~ Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. ; Everybody welcome.

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