Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 52A, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 January 1928 — Page 3

Grades Dismissed : Owing to the cold the first and second grade pupils at the high school building were ‘dismissed Friday morning for the day. a 0 SO i 1 Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Exeecutor : The undersigned, exceutor of the will and estate of Catharine .J. Smith deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, he will at the hour of 1:30 P. M. "n Thursday the 2nd day of February, 1928, at the Law Office of W. H. Wigton in Ligonier, Noble County Indiana offer for sale at private sale the foliowing described real estate situated in Noble County, Indiana, to wit: - The east half of the southwest quarter “of section (8), znd all that pai‘t of the east half of the northwest quarter of seetion ‘seventeen (17), that lies north of the Elkhart River, all in township thirty five (35) north, range eight (3) east excepling therefrom the following desceribed tract of land, to wit: commencing at the center of the highway on the east boundary line of said east haif “f said southwest quarter of said section eight (S 8 thence west along the center line of said highway forty (40" rods, thence south to the Elkhart River, thence east algng said river to the east boundary line of the northwest quarter of said section seventeen (17), thence north on said line to the place of beginning containing fifty four (5H4) acres more or less. Szid sale will be made subject to the approval of said- court for not less tha nthe full appraised value of said real estate and apon the following terms and conditions: At least one-third of the purchase money cash in hand, the balance in two equal installments . payable in twelve and twenty four (12 and 24) months after date of sale, deferred payments to bhe evidenced by notes of the purchase bearing 67% ixgtu-v»‘.! from date, waiving relief and providing for attorney’s fees, negotiable and payable at the (itizens Bank, Ligonier Indiana aud secured by a purchase money mortgage on ‘the real estate sold, or the purchaser may pay akh cash on day of sale. ' The undersigned will pay the taxes upon said real estate for the vear 1927 payable in 1928 and will seil the same " subject ‘to the taxes for 6285 and thereafter. g Possession to he arranged f[ov e tween the purchaser and the undersigned at the time of sale. The abstract for said real estate can po seen at the office of AV, H. Wigion in Ligonier Indiana. Should said real estate not be =cld at the above time and- place the un(tvrsigned will continne to olier ihe same for sale at the same place from day to day thereafter until sold. ; Thomas J. Smith execnior of the wiill of Catharine J. Snith . deceased | W. H. Wigton Attorney doatw Notfice of Appointment State of Indiana Nople County SS: _ Notice is hereby given 41hat the undersigned has duly qualified as executor of the will of Dulcena Goudy, deceased late of Noble County State of Indiana. : Said estate is supposed to be solven John Kenny, Executor of the will of Dulcena Goudy deceased. ; W. H. Wigton, Atty. Hoadw NOTICE TO DEFENDANT . State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court = . Action for divorce. Cora 1.. Bowen ;

Charles A. Bowen : Be it remembered that heretofore said plaintiff above named filed in the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana her complaint and action for an absolute divorce from said defendant, and said plaintitf having also filed in said cause and in said Court her own affidavit that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and said plaintiff having also filed in said cause and in said Court the aifidavit of a competent and disinterested person that said defendant is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Now therefore, by order of said | Court, said defendaunt Charles A. Bowen is hereby notified -of the filing of said complaint and cause of action ‘against him and that the same is now pending in said Court and that unless he be and appear in said Court on the 12th day of March 1928 being the Tth judicial day of the regular March 1928 Term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana to be begun and holden at the town of Albion therein on the sth day of March 1928 and and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. = In witness whereof I herunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal at Albion, Indiana this 13th day of January 1928. . - - SEAL ‘ Frances M Beane Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court Bothwell & Vanderford 5 Tigonier Indiana : Attorneys for Plaintifi. ~ iubladw

Notice of Appeintment ! State of Indiana Noble County SBS: ; Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator with the will annexed of the ~ estate of Albert 8. Bordner déceased, late of Noble County, Indiana. Baid estate is supposed to he solvent ¢ Citizens Bank administrator with the will annexed of the ; estate of Albert S. Bordner, : deceased. : W H. Wigton, Attorney. . bladw

| - Wakarusa Man Hurt. ; | Merrily Bechtel-24 who lives near, Wakarusa yas seriously injured Wedni;:da'y evening when struck by an automobile said to have been driven by Welson Bender of Eilkhart Bechtel, who is a carpenter and employed by Sherman Lechlitner at Mishawaka. was driving home when he saw two women trying to change a tire near‘j Osceola. Beclitel stopped to help the women and while he was changing‘ ‘the tire he was struck by the other car. Fhe driver was said to have been intoxicated and a warrant for his arrest was issued. : Bechtel was taken to a hospital in Mishawaka in an ambulance. He was found to have sustained a fracture of his right arm below the elbow fractures of his right leg above and below the knee and other injuries. Choir Is Widely Acelaimed The St. Olaf Lathern Choir uader the direction of Prof. Melius Christiansen will sing at the Concordia Colleg Gymnasium on January 29 at o and 8 p. m. This choir is considered by critics and music lovers to be ong of the two or three finest in the world. rAs a concert body the choir has contributed a bright chapter in the history of music in America. From the time of its first éastern tour in 1920 the choir has astounded the crities and the concert going people. ’ Trouble For Anothér Lawyer A. George Fiedler attorney of Fort Wayne ywho confessed to Prosceutor Edwin R. Thomas tliot he forcod :“ 59,800 check to aid forner Judege (.‘l‘.l‘!‘ Yaple his employer to whom he ‘.\".‘;.‘." loyally devoted will ]'*:!;':‘d guilty 1o forgery. The casg of Fiedler was set for trial Monday but Fiedler was granted a continuance uintil March 15 to give him time to settle up his private affairs. Fiedler was released from jail Wednesdav on bond.

Charged With Contempt, A contempt of court action against John H. Kiplinger Rushville attorney was being prepared Friday by William H. Remy Marion county prosecut ing attorney. Action against Kiplinger was recommended by the previous AMarion county grand jury in its final report on the political corruption in, vestigation. Remy <¢aid he cxpected Lo file it with Judge James A. Collins in criminal court at an early date. Dies While Son. Battles. loxitement caused by wiatching hig son Wiled Joiner take part in a ten round headline boxing n:atch at Vincennes was helieved today to have caused the ‘sudden death of Harry A. Joiner 51 of Bridgepport 111., ‘'whd dropped dead at the ringside while ihe fight was in progress. Young Joiner was opposed to “Kid” Porier of Terre Haute and was winping the match on points when hig father collapsed, - Cold Wave Ushered 'ln. Fiurries of snow heralded the argival of another cold wave which strueck this. ccmmunity early Friday morning. A stiff wind that howled all night s;,(int the mercury down from 47 degrees to near tHe zero mark in the morning at seven o'clock. At times the wind almost reached c¢yclonic proportions. ;

Brether In Law Killed : Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed Reidenbach of Elkhart township were called Tuesday to Fort Wayne by the sudden death of their brother-in-law Claude Brown, who was killed by an automobile while crossing a Fort Wayne street. Mr, and Mrs. Reidenbach attended the funeral at -Auburn. E ‘ Warsaw Youth Sentenced. Von Ruse 28 of Warsaw who was arrested Monday at North Manchester pleaded gililty to a charge of forgery and was given a sentence of two to fourteen years in the state reformatory. _ | | Injuries Cause Death, Harry Sill 17 died at South Bend Thursday f{rom injuries sustained more than a week ago in an automobile accident. His death is the sixtH from automobile accidents in South Bend since the first of the year. ; District Meet in Albion, . The American Legion auxiliary of the Twelfth district will meet at the home of Mrs. H. D. Thomas Albion Tuesday January 24. J. N. Mock will preside and Mrs. Sellers will give g talk on her trip to Paris

Kimmell Farmer Hurt. e Edward Birch farmer near Kimmel] was seriously injured Thursday when he fell from his wagon on his farm. He was unconscious when found by relatives. It is feared his skull is fractured. Attend Renahan Funeral, ) James Renehan came from Saco, Montana tp attend the funeral of hi§ mother Jane Renehan held in Elkhart township. Mrs. Mattie Goshorn and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Billznan of this city were also present. ; | ‘ Warsaw Man Ili. . A. 0. Catlin president of the State. Bank of Warsaw was stricken with paralysis Wednesday and is in a critical condition. Little hope for his recovery is held. ‘ : “Jesse James' the bandit who with a-$lOO,OOO reward on his head, dead ot gt_‘:lli.m tived and lé,ughed outside the privi ‘son 14 years was he more to be pitied than feared. See this great picture' this Tuesday, Wednesday .Th’tii%déy."ﬁ

Sicals Farmer's Fatted Hog Las' Jaturday night after doing his regulc - chores on the farm, Francig Ott li-: g a few miles west of Cromwell joruoC 1p a fine 350 pound hog 'which we unad faitened for butcher, On Sunday morning when he went to the hog lot he discovered that the ’animal was missing, and investigation revealed that his porkship had been Lnocked in the head, dragged to the road an dloadéd into an automobile and carted away to parts unknowa, Mr. Ott and neighbors tracked the car several miles and have a protty good hunch who stole the hog. and a watch will be kept on the purty.— Cromwell Advance. {

. Ackerman Very 11, Abe Ackerman formerly of Ligonier president of the Lincoln Trust com-= pany and vice préfident of the Straus Brothers cmhpauy is ill of typhoid fever at St. Joseph’s hospital in Fort Wavne., Mr. Acke!x"man has been ill for the past three weeks and was taq ken to the hospital Sunday. Hig physician Dr. A. L. Salon said that his condition is favorable and he anticipates Ar. Ackerman’s early recovery. Bunker Dies of Pneumonia Charles H. Church 88 years old an organizer and for 40 vears cashier of the Delaware County National Bank at Muncie and a charter member and past president of the Indiana State Bankers association died Thursday of ~aeumonia. His wife died 10 days ~0- and on December 2 last his son T7ill a wholesale grocer of Peru, Ind, 2’ed. One son Ernest of Los Angeles 31,, survives. -

Driving Case Continued The case of the state vs H. W. MecDarby o na charge of reckless driving set for trial in the court of Justice F. 'B. McCarty at Brimfield” for January 23 has been postponed until January 30, The continuance was granted upon a motion of the defendant on account of one of his witnesses being in New York City.| . ‘ Held For Man’s Death John Keindorfer 55 of South Bend was fatally injured when he wagd struck by an automobile driven by Walter Blunt 27 colored. Blunt has been arrested and is charged with manslaughter, Kolndorfer died whild he was being taken to a hospital. Adoption Granted in Circuit Court Adoption papers were issued Thursday in the Noble circuit court by acting Judge L. H. Wrigley to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Knepper of Wawaka They adopted the infant Robert Lercy Sayles whose parents formerly residad near ligonier. : ~ Woman Serionsly Hurt. Mrs. Joseph Kelliher 28 was found in a pool of biood in the basement of her home at Fort Wayne by her husband a few minutes after he had gong to a nearby corner to mail a letter. Police think she fell down the stairway and crushed her skull. :

Petitions I'or Stump. : Petitions that the name of Albert Stump of Indianapolis: be placed on the primary election ballot as a can{ didate for the democratic nomination for United States senator are being circulated in Ligonier. : e ‘ ' Lured to His Death. | - Harry Fuller of Fort Wayne along with two other hijackers was lured tq‘l a lonely spot near Chicago Heig‘hts‘l Wednesday and shot to death by al bootleg syndicates agents from Chi—‘ cago. t 3 s B e e ‘ Oif For California. | The A. B. Mier family has gone to.? Los Angeles California for the winter. ;They have taken apartments at th{ ifashion_able Ambassador hotel. Robbed of $67. Two men held up filling stations ag Plymouth Thursday morning and secured $B7 in cash. U. S. Greenlee and Ira Stuck were the victims, ; Licensed in LaGrange William Owen Thomas Kendallville and Alice Louise Hoverstock Topeka were licensed te wed-in LaGrange. Here is a true story of Jesse Jamed history’s most colorful misunderstood character, loved by many feared by most and afimired by all. See it at Crystal this Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, o _

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" CALLS TOWNS ON CARPET Three Muncipal Health Officers Are to Be Punished For Official Neglect o It is Charged : | Officials of 14 Indiana cities have been notified that they will be asked t oattend a conference. with a ‘view to correcting the poor water supplies of their cities. s , This action is taken as result of the board of health meeting Wednesday ,When "owos aséertained that although |the officials of these 14 towns have ‘been repeatedly told to remedy the [water situation they have taken n(*f action. ! Cities needing the water suppliey }corrected are: English, Hazelton Hobart, Huntingburg, Rochester Shoals; Vevay and Winamac. Charges of failure to make birth and death returns to the state board failure to answer letters of the board will be “filed against three municipal health officers whose names are withheld until some actio nis taken. Gets Long sentence Robert Wells 31 of Fort Wayne was sentenced to Michigan City for five to twenty-one years in the circuit court Thursday. He was convicted of striking Albert LaTourrett over the. head with an axe and robbing him of $l5 while the two were on a hunting rr%p. o ieß R R Sentenced to Prison. Raymond - O'Brien of South Bend was found guilty .of grand larceny and was sentenced to two to fourteen yvears in the state l'eformatory.t O'Brien and . confederates had obtained $1,.000 from Aundrew Zilkowski while posing as detectives.

Rushed to Hospital. Bobby .little son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry \Burkhan was rushed to the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne Friday evening where he was operated on for appendicitis by Dr. Lane. Home From Trip. Depariment (Ccmmander Hoffman of the Indiana G. A. R. arrived home Fridayv from a trip over the state on oft’ic;i?l business. : IJ,ock your door and come on down to the: Crystal ‘“Jesse James” is in town. .

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~ Driver of Auto Under Arrest - Nelson Bender of near Blkhart who drove his auto into two machines parked along the highway near Osceola Wednesday night injuring three people was taken into custody Friday by Mishawaka police on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was missing following’th% accident but gave himself up to the officers.. Reporis from the Mishawaka hdspij;tal state that Merrill Bechtel of near’ Wakarusa who was. seriously injured in the accident will not be released iﬁ'omvthe hhspi_tat for at least twq] months. : ; Pl oo ; 1 Separate Trial For Governor, | . A request that Special Judge Charles M. McCable of Crawfordsville receive uspecified defense motions Monday or Tuesday in the conspiracy case against Governor Ed Jachson and tvo co-defendants was made Friday bv Clvde H. Jones defense attorney. "It was believed defonse attorners wished to ask separate trials = ilor Jackson George V. (Uoffin republiciu county chairman and Robert Marsh Jackson's former law partner. All three men were named in one indictment. . L

: Radio Plant is Destroyed Fire caused a loss estimated at $300,000 at the Case Radio plant at Marion late Thursday night. = The blaze is believed 1o have originated in the boiler room and because of the high wind spread rapidly and the entire factory was soon ablaze. Officérs )said the factory will be reconstructed lon a larger scale. Has Fractured Skuil. An ;4‘3.\' examination at the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne disclosed jthat Edward. Birch of near Kimmell ;suft'ereﬂ a fracture of the skull in a ;f.all from a wagon his head striking the pavement. . , . ’__.__,_____.____., el Thieves Tuke Pelts. ‘Thieves entered the Wells Produce company warehouse here last night and escaped with furs valued ai more than $1,500." The loot inciuded 725 muskrat and 90 weasel hides. ‘Fred Thomson has never had a finer role and Silver King thinks so too as in "‘Jesse James' at Crystal this week. S St

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