Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 51B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 January 1928 — Page 2

The Ligonier Fanner Established 1856 / _ Published by / . THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. ° 'W. C. B. Harrisdgn, Editor ~ M-A. Cothermany Mi ger Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana, as second class matter. B L Prank May Cost Lives of Two., Two children Walter five and Theodore six sons of J. Kieszowski "of Michigan City are in the Clinic hospital not expected to survive their bodies burned almost to a crisp as a result of a childish prank,” | The parents of the two boys are visiting in Chicago. The two boys together with two older children went into the basement and started a fire in the furnace. Acan of kerosene wasg poured on the massg and a match touch‘j ed to the liquid. The kerosene exploded an dthe clothing of the two‘l children was burned off. ‘ = T | Held As Bootlegger” - Impassable roads did not prevent LaPorte police from capturing James Wilson 37 of South Bend alleged rumrunner who is now awaiting trial in the LaPorte county jail on default of $1.500 bond. After a thrilling chase down muddy roads both the police automobile and that of Wilson stalled. Police leaned from their car and chased the alleged bootlegger through fields knee deep- in mud until he fell exhausted and surrendered. : Wilson is said to be a former South Bend police. : ' Fraud Charged Against Schoolboy Leonard W. Hizer 18 years old a high'schbol student wa sarrested at Fort Wayne Saturday charged with using the mails to defraud. He had sent two checks to Chicago mail order houses one for $152:42 and one for $179.15 and ordered merchandise shipped to him ‘under a fictitiong name. His bond has been fixed ' at: $5,000. ‘ Fire Causes Heavy Damage Fire caused heavy damagc to the K. B. Schmidt Packing Co. buildings at Niles Michigan Friday night when a fire of unknown origin started between the boiler room and the main killing room. The loss is estimated at from $30,000 to $50.000.

You owe it to yourself to see “The Garden of Allah” tonight at Crystal Notice of Sheriif’s NSale of Personal Property Notice is hereby given that the undersignei_d Sheriff of Noble County, Indiana hy virtue of a writ and execution to me issued by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit @ourt of Indiana upon & judgment rendered, and entered by said Court in favor of Farmers and Merchants Trust Company , Ligonier, Indiana, against Irvin E. Kauffman et al., has levied said writ and execution upon the personal property hereinafter described as the property of said defendant Irvin E. Kauffman and will as such Sheriff at One o’clock P. M. on Saturday February 4 1928 at the garage building known as the ‘“Ligo+ nier Garage’” situated on the south one third of lot number thirty five in the original plat of the town, now city of Ligonier, Indiana, offer and ‘expose for sale at public auction for the purpose of making assets for the payment of said judgment, all of said personal property described as follows, to-wit: ¢ - One Reo 6 cylinder sedan automobile engine No. 26327; one Jewett 6 cylinder Brougham automobile engine No. 230307; one Reo 6 cylinder two ton truck, engine No. 6T9517, together with stock rack and grain body. ‘ A large number of wrenches, pliers punches, chisels, files and other hand tools used in garages and by machinists. : | :

Garage machinery and equipment consisting’ principally of a large metal working lathe, large drill press, grinder, forge gas engine for operating said machinery, belting, shafts, pulleys and hangers. Woodworking machinery consisting principally of cutoff saw, band saw, rip saw, boring machine, and planer; together with electric motor, belts, shafting, pulleys, hangers, and supports fo rthe operation of said machinery. A quantity of made up and crated Stutzman Fruit Dryers and a large amount of metal sheets, cast parts, made up dryer parts, wire cloth, asbestos cloth, nails, rivets, screws, hinges, handles and other hardware, metal worker’s machinery, tools, appliances and supplies for the making of said Stutzman Fruit Dryers. Cash register, safe, desk and office chair, parts racks oil barrels and pumps, grease containers and pumps, large garage auto jack, auto accessories, supplies, farm . scale, electric drill, log chains, a large amount of junk iron and steel and many other items and articles. . All of the foregoing contained in said Ligomier Garage building at saig Ligonier Indiana heretofore operated by said Irvin E. Kauffman, { Household goods consisting principally of chairs, beds, mattresses, tables, secretary, cupboard, kitchen furniture and utensils, dishes cookstove, oil stove and many other itemsg of household goods and effects contained in the residence of the said Irvin . Ka'ugfman‘ : * Terms of sale .Cash no property to be removed until paid for. - Jobn Singleon Sheriff Ncble : - County Indiana. 51b3s W ——— . B e -

WAWAKA NEWS : By Augusta C. Dowell Mrs. L. Bover of Wiséha Lake is visiting Mrs. Carrie Smith here. Mrs. Glayds Hall Bohls tendered her resignation as teacher in the Wawaka high school to Trustee T. J. Mawhorter to take effect Friday evening Miss Janita C. Yorkey of Paoli, Ind., is the new teacher who came here Monday. A Kkitchen shower and surprise party was tencered Mrs. Gladys Hall Bohls Thursday evening at the home of MMrs. Will H. Smith. ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Schick entertained Sunday at dinner for a number of guests. One of them a little girl spent th enight with them. Walter Golden was home over the week-end returning to his position Sunday night. : : Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Herald were in iGoshen Friday evening. | Mr. and Mrs. FEugene MecClughan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. (_‘.harlosi Hicks and sons Saturday. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks werei guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. ’l‘resler‘ Sunday. | Mrs Henry Burket, Miss Marie Burket Fred Burket Miss. Cathegine Keasey and Mrs. James Adams motorcd Yo Fort Wayne to the Methodist hospital to see Mrs. Lena Keasey a patient there. J January 19 the Church of the Brethren Ladies Aid society meet for an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Ruth Neufer. | Manager Roy. Smith of the Wawaka Shipping association is home fromy Buffalo. . - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trowl werd called to South Bend by the illness of their grandchild Friday. ~Dies in 5-Story Tumble : Rutherford B. Jones 57 connected withh the wholesale and retail hardware busines:s in Richmond since 1885 was killed when he either jumped or fell from a window of a five-story warehouse of the Jones Hardware company. Jones was widely known through his connections with the hardware business. Late Births. Dr. Lane reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stump and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Linn. “Shootin’ Irors” and exciting speedy action Western at Crystal Friday and | Saturday. j S ———

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R—— T —— R S . ———— Death to Rodents. ' A campaign sponsored by the Noble :county. farm bureaw to rid the county of rats will be held during the week of February 6. The feature of the campaign will be a series of demonstrations conducted in each township by C. C. Oderkirk from the biological division of the United States departmenrt of agriculture. Free barium carbonate poison will be distributeq to the residents of the county wha will use the poison during the week to rid their premises of the destructive pest. / To Meet at Kimmell. A farmers institute will be held in the Methodist church at Kimmell Saturday February 4th. A basket din ner at the noon hour is an attractive feature aside from the interesting program prepared -by the officers, President George Stutts, Vice President Lafe (Crothers and Secretary and Treasurer R. H. Buckles. = _ - " Install Officers ‘ The Modern Woodmen of America met in their hall Tuesday evening in this city and installed the following officers. ‘Counsel-—Chester Werich : " Clerk—Lewis R Marker - Advisor—D. Frank Keefer Banker—T. G. Rees ‘ Escort—Glen Stabler. | Watchman—J. Beckner 4 Sentry—C. J. Williams . Trustees-—Harry Spurgeon, = Will Koontz, Edd Crockett. ! ~ Ligonier Boys Win The boys of the eighth grade Ligonier schools journeyed over to Topeka Tuesday evening and defeated 2 lboys basketball team there hv a score ‘of 23 1013, - Takes New Position : William Clifford is the new superintendent of building and grounds at the Ligonier public library assuming} his duties Tuesday. : o , Fine and Costs $4l. A local resident was arraigned 1n the court of Judge Schutt this week on a charge of public intoxication and {it cost him the neat sum of $4l. ‘ : ———— - X | For X-Ray FExamination ~ Dr. Lane took a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Meroney to a Fort Wayne hospital Tuesday for an X-ray examination.

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Geese Witnesses Gabble. Because the trained geese of Bertram Coombs of Mémphis, Ind., per< formed when he found them in a New| Albany poultry store Coombs got back| his honking pets and Lawrence Ehringer 17 must serve 1-to-10 years in the state reformatory for stealing them. : v Coombs following the trail of his geese recognized them at the poultry| house and convinced the proprietor| that they belonged to him by having |, them give a vaudeville act with him-|. self as stage director. The dealer| identified Ebringer as the person who sold the fowls. Ehringer pleaded guilty and his sister who was with him when he sold the geese pleaded not guilty to a charge of receiving| stolen property.- She went to jail in ‘ default of %500 bond. ' Aged Man Dead John Aman 86 farmer of Allen towge | ship for many years died at his homa one mile north of Avilla Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. Death resulted from paralysis. He had suffered sevs ‘eral strokés and his health had been! Ibadly impaired fo rthe past six‘g months. 0 :

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- R —————— ' Aged Teacher Dies. } Mrs. Rose Niekey Perry agéed 91 years 2 months and 2§ days pipmeer school teacher of Whitley coumty died- Sunday merning of infivmities of l'old age at thé homé of Ner néphew ;Ir-vin J. Kreider in Smith township. ‘ s \ i Steals 100 Suits . ~ One hundred suits o fmen's clothing were obtained by thieves who robbed the Jackson Clothing store at Shoals iSunday night. Police declared that this was the biggest haul obtained in that vicinity in recent vears. Child Is Killed : Robert Yaste six years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Yaste of South Bend died Saturday evening from injuries sustained when he was struck by an automobile driven by Earl Reid. R e B e Oo M SAL B

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