Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 51B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 January 1928 — Page 3

New Paris—Benton— Richville Methodist Epiccopal Churches ° : Ross J. Hutsinpiiler Minister The Sunday Schools will’ meet at 9:30. X We are glad to note the increase in attendance. ' ; Preaching at Richville at 10:30 Epworth League Rally at Ligonier at 2 . League at New Paris at six and preach ing at 7. . Richyille Prayer meeting: Monday evening at 7:15. - New Paris Uunion Praver meeting Wednesday evening at 7. Two Persons Killed Two persons were killed and -several injured in automobile accidents Monday night. ' ‘ v Claude Brown 22 formerly of Auburn was fatally injured when struck by an automobile. He died in the St. Joseph’s hospital at 9 o'clock. V. L. Racine was killed when struck by an automobile driven by Ralph ’Dell 23 Racine was walking across the street. * Charles Pence 47 is unconscious in the Methodist hospital as the result of a fractured skull lf(‘(t(‘.i\'.(‘.(l when he was knocked from his bicyele by an automobile driven by Edward R. Kraft benies (Cheek Charge Gordon Ofstot former state highway policeman charged in Elkhart cir~cuit court with issuning checks when he had no funds in th ebank pleadesq not guiity before Judge James 8. Drake and was acquitted. Notice of Salé of Auatomébile i William King : 1210 Erie St. ° _ Fort Wayne, Indiana : And all others who may be concerned ‘Notice is hereby givenr that the undersigned Fred C. Kiester doing business and operating an antomobile garage in the city of I.dgonier, . Noble County Indiana under the firm hame and style Kiester Electriec Shop will on January 27 1928 :at two o’clock p. m. and with infifteen days thereafter offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at said Kiester Electric Shop in said City of Ligonier Indiana the following described motor vehicle to-wit: Onc No. 1349609 Chevrolet touring automobile to satisfy unpaid charges thereon in the sum of eighty-two dollars and sixty four cents $82.64 for labor, parts and storage on said automobhile unless claimed by owner and said charges tully paid before the time fixed for said sale. . ' ~ Fred C. Kiester Kiester Electric Shop. sHob2w Notiee of Sale of County Obligations. Notice is hereby given thet the undersigned Auditor of Noble County, Indiana, will at his office in the iCourt House at the town of Albion in said County and State at two o’clock P. M. on Thursday the 26th day of January 1928, offer for sale the obli“ gations of said Noble County in the form of notes, eight in number, all dated as of said 26th “day -of January 1928, each being for the principal sum} of thirty five hundred dollars, each bearing six per cent per annum interest from date, four of said notes to mature and be due and payable on the Bth day of May, 1928, and four of said notes to mature and be due and payable on the 6th day of November 1928 Said notes are authorized and issued only as an anticipation of the tax revenue of said County for the vear 1928. ‘Specifications for said notes are on file and may be seen in the office of the undersigned. Said notes will ba sold to the highest and best bidder therefor, for cash, and for not lessy than the full par value thereof plus accrued interest thereon to day of delivery if any. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. - ~ Edwin Smith, Auditor Noble County Indiana. : 49b 3w - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Weir Block. 2 Sunday school 9:46 A M. : Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Everybody welcome. - Pay your Banner subseriptions.

NEW : ‘ In the rear of ; HUDSON-ESSEX SALES , Will also give you First Class Service on all Makes of Cars _ Agents for ' T Westinghouse Auto and Radio Batteries | and %ase Radios .~ -« ¢ COME IN -AND GET ACQUAINTED{ ' COURTESI;Y AND SERVICE ~ _ 8 our motto " : L.L. Hayden & Son

. Linked With Other Robberies ~.Joe Clouse residing southeast of Albion who is confined to the Noble county jail awaiting trial for parti-cipafion-in a series of robberies in the county last Wednesday night has alsa been identified as the man who robbed a filling station at the intersection of the Yellowstone trail and the Lincoln highway north of Fort Wayne, con the same night. Clouse was identified by the proprietors of the filling station who called at the county jail They stated that Clouse visited the filling station about one and one-half hours after the robbery at the Frank Stanley home. The person who participated in the robberies with Clouse is still at large. Open Season Continues. ‘ The open season for robbing filling station continues. ‘ A total of $131.52 was taken from two Elkhart filling stations over the week end as the result of a bold hold up Saturday night an da robbery Sun-i day night. . | A voung man dressed rather poor#{ ly and unmasked held up and robbed the attendant at the Indiana fillingl station at Franklin street and Oakland | avenue at about 9 o’clock Sﬂturday{ night. Forced at the point of a gun] the attendant turned over $57.00 to! the bandit. 1 } Sheldon (ele Dies Sheldon Cole was one of the early settiers of East Benton. His parents resided near the county line about forty rods east of the noted large wal: : nut tree located on the old Fort Wayne road in the very center of the road as . well as the county line between Noble f and Elkhart county Mr Cole was 83, vears old, He. died at his (‘romwell‘ residence due to” hardening of the arteries— Kinnison in Goshen News Times. : Isurance Agent Held in Jail R. G. Craig of Goshen insurance agent is im the county jail awaiting hearing on charges of false pretenses Aecording to the complaint filed by a—palicy holder Craig failed to send the premiums collected into the company for which he was agent. 1t is also stated by Sheriff Thomas Long who directed his arrest that Craig has issued several worthless checks. Rank Opeus Amid (heering. The newly orzanized Churubusco State bank opened its doors-Monday. The bank was organized under the supervision of the state banking de—] partment following the close of the! Exchange bank in December. (!heer—‘ ing-of the large crowd which had as" sembled outside the bank building maiked its opening. ; Steal Sate at Decatur Thieves gained entrance to the West End restaurant at Decatur and took a small safe containing about $2OO. The safe which was opened by the thieves was tound yesterday near Vera Cruz. The door of the safe had been blown off.: There is no clue. . Dodge Brothers : Dealers sell dependable used cars and starting Thursday morning the 19th and lasting one week we will offer for sale the best and cheapest line of used cars ever shown in the county. 1926 Special Dodge Sedan Five good tires and in A-one shape . 1925 Dodge Sedan. Small mileage and a real buy. : 1922 Dodge Sedan. Five good .tires heater, and several other extras. ° 1923 Dodge Type A Sedan. Heater, bumpers and extra tires. e 1922 Dodge Bus coupe. You win: never find a better buy for the money, 1926 Ford light delivery truck 1924 Tord Touring . 1925 Fbrd Touring | : 1922 Nash Touring i } We are going to sell these cars and ;fthe good. buyer would rather have a good used car than a cheap new car, You can buy a good used car now cheaper than in spring when everyone wants a car. Come in pick yours out. Give us a small deposit and we will hold it for you. Think it over. Come in look them over and_buy. !Phone 800 DODGE GARAGE Hilkert & Stonebraker Kendallville.

“ ' Escapes With Fine Amos Snoke 42 years old Noble county farmer entered a plea of guilty when arraigned on a forgery charge before Special Judge Luke H, Wirigley of the WNoble circuit court at Albion Monday. Snoke was fined $lO and given a suspended sentence of 2 to 14 years in the state prison at Michigan City. Snoke had heen in jail since November 15. : - The check Snoke forged was for $l,OOO and was forged on Lewis Ruderman Noble couniy onion growdr. It was cashed at the Alivion National bank by Snoke who used the money to pay off a small mortgage and two notes at the bank and hought some articles needed at his farni. Later the forgery was discovered,andj Snoke was jailed. ‘ ' ‘ Snoke made. arrangements to make; good the check and deeded his hon:éi to the bank so he@ was given a susipended sentence. i Fined at Warsaw. i Delmar Evans candidate at the last Iprimary election for nomination as sheriff of Kosciusko count y and gmore recently a candidate for justice of the peace pleaded guilty donday, following his arrest to a chatze of selling beer to two high school boys. He was fined $2O and costs totalling $5O and a 30-day sentence was suspended. Bashetball This Week. Ligonier boyvs first basketball team and the girls team will contest for honors with Topeka teams in thal town Friday evening. At the sameé time the second team o fthis city will participate in a tournament at Cromwell made up of ‘county teams. Dies o 1 Burns. Miss Elizabeth Noble 87 years old last December 6th died at the home of her nephew Alervin = Blanchard = in \\'hitley county just before noon Tues day. Death resulted from burns sus—’ tained by Miss Noble during last December when her clothing caught firg as she attempted to light a lamp. Churubusco Man Hurt, ' Ray Barcus of Churubusco was cut about his head-an darms when his automobiie was struck by an interurban at Washington . boulevard and Broadway Fort Wayne Saturday night. He was taken to the Luthemu'g hospital for treatment. : ‘ S i Don’t miss “For the Love of Mike"” Its a human living drama of father love that you'lll remember forever at’! Crystal Sunday and Monday. '

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DO YOU BELIEVE IN = CO-OPERATION? AN R S R SR SR R R e Much is being said and written these days regarding the advisability of farmers cooperating and organizing. , If you really believe in cooperation the place, to show your true colors is rnight at home where where you can see with your own eyes the good results that may be obtained. The experiment will not be costly. You will not be asked to spend a cent or sign a note to try out the experiment. You have hundreds of examples of the success of cooperative creameries in Other states, particularly in lowa and Wisconsin, to assure you. ° - Boost ffor your own home organization and get solidly behind the movement, it is for your inferest as well as ours to do so. - The ILigonier Creamery

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S MBEBA&M | Two men William E. Jones about 60 and W. C. Custer 79 were killad Monday morning in two accidents near South Bend. i William Jones who resided near the Five Points crossing on the Division street road west of South Bend ‘was instantly killed about 9:30 o'clock when the light Ford truck he was driving toward the city fro mhis home went in the ditch near the limitg turned over and crushed him beneath the sterring wheel. e | Found dead at 7:15 o'clock by attendants at the garage above which he lived W. C. Custer 79 was thought ito have fallen down a flight of stairy after suffering an attack of heart disease. ' T ~ The aged man was found crumpled up at the foot of a flight of stairs that ‘led to his second floor home where he lived alone. : Another Girl Missing A state wide search was started for Alma Estep ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Estep who is mysteriously missing from Peru. Her mother is frantic Trom fear that the girl has been kidnapped. The girl left her home at three o'clock Friday afternoon to attend a party at the Methodist church. : The party was over at five o’clock hut-the girl failed to return home although she was seen at the party. Laber it was learned that the cirl }lmd been seen on a Union traction car bound for Kokomo Ind. She had no money however when she left homs= ‘her mother said. G ' | ~ High Priced Sheep. ' Jay Stuckman of Noble county paid $22.25 to get some fine sheep at the ﬁmnnunity Sale which was held Friday afternoon at the barn in Columbia City on south Chauncey street. Clark Pence of Washington township had raised them. Mr. Stuckl}\au wanted them so fhat his son who is in the lamb e¢lub in Noble county, would have some good stock to start with—— Columbia City Post. Bert Gives Up. Hven Bert Thurman has given up the idea of standing forrthe office of governor of Indiana on the republis can Jticket. Friends declare the outlook is dark when Thurman weak-| ens. : = . (‘ase of Tonsilitis ' Ralph Cress employed at the Refrigerator factory has been ill the pasi week of tonsilitis. He will have hig tonsils removed on his recovery.

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