Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 1A, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 January 1928 — Page 2

The Ligonietr Banner _ Estabjished 1856 : o Published by e THE BANNER PUBLISHING (0. Wi ¢ B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotilerman, Manager i Pablishicd «very Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, indiana, A second c}:x.t;_s matter. m_—-_—-—-—-—;-Anto Phunges into Water. Mr .and AMrs. Lee Myers of Columhia City miraculously escaped ‘drowning when the Buick coupe in whicl: they were riding plunged through a bridge necar Ossian. The machine toppled into the creek on its top just how the occupants escaped serious iujury_{ or drowning is a mystery. Both however received a severe drenching. Mrs. Myers suffered a bad cut on one hang and a cut on the knee. Mr. Myers was unhurt. Holmes Loses Appeal Ira M. Holmes’ suit to unseat Mayo? L. Ert Black of Indanapolis was thrown out by the state appellatc court Friday. The court dismissed Holmes' ap peal from the refusal of the Marion county superior court to dismiss the restraining order prohibiting olmes from interfering in the mayoralty tangle. | “ : Officers Settle lor $52,060 The commitice depositors of ths defunct Angola Bank Trust company which recenily brought snit against the officers and directors for responsibility of the failure of the institution and consequent ioss to the depositors have reached an agreement. It was agreed to pay $52,000 in settlemen? of the suit in which $200,000 was thq amount asked. : Wolves Seen in Koseiusko Co. Sheep growers of Eikhart and Kosciuskoe - counties are alarmed over wolves which have invaded that sec tion. Farmers fear that sheep which have been killed by “dogs” the past few weeks may have been slain by wolves. Two wolves were seen by Sheriff McKrill while enroute home from South Bend. Ny , Damage Suit Setticd. The $25,000 damage suit of Justine Wefel of Fort Wayne against Mrs. Mary Muhler of that city which started at Auburn Monday in the DeKalb circuit court was settled Wednesday afternoon out of court. On a compromise Miss Wefel was awarded $lO.000 by the defendant. Miss Wefel was a Charleston dancer. = Convention at Newecastle. - J. W. Esterline presidentgsfef tha state Young Men's Christian associa tion of Indiana has just isued a call for the 57th annual convention of that organization to be held in Newcastls February 3 4 and 5. An interesting and helpful program is being worked out by the convention committee. Near -By Deaths. . Mrs. Elizabeth Zumbrum 67 heart trouble Goshen; Mrs. Malinda Hunt 76 Nappanee; James Parks 82 civil war veteran Nappanee; S S. Magley 68 of Adams county; Miss Jennie Somers 55 invalid since childhood, Adams county. , Robbery Work of Lads ~ Robbery of the C W. Todd barber shop at Sturgis was solved <when Chief of Police Kain obtained the confessions from two boys 11 and 12 years of age. Both boys will ba given a hearing before Judge Hardwood in juvenile court. Steal and Butcher Two Hogs Sheriff MeClain stated he has found no trace of the thieves who stole two hogs bhelonging to Perry Books of Wells county and butchered them in a field where they were taken. The hogs weighed about. 200! pounds each. V ] , | Dies at Kendallville Mrs. Sophia D. Krenning age 76 years a native of Germany and a resident of Kendallville for the past 42 vears died at Lakeside hospital there death being due to hypostatic pneumonia. e oo “Annie Laurie” the sweetest love story ever told this Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. J

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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEEIS REPORT The Township Trustee’s Anuual Report to The Advisory Board of ~§ashington Township ,Nable Coun(v, Indiana® L‘- TOWNSHIP FUND—RECEIVED Geo W Stuliz rep Smalley deh 21.05 Fronk Sherwin clg Fleanor deh11.25 Auditor dislribution _~ _ 637.38 Anditor distribution ‘ 559.80 DISBURSEMENTS Prancos M Beane on judgment Milo Cutshall 2567.50 N S Stump trustee’s salary and expenses for 1927 - 285 :00 I. W Comucll ¢lg Fleanor deh 89.50 (L W Counell Fleanor deh rep 11.25 I. W Connell same 4.00 L W Connell rep Wiley diteh 31.09 Willard Gerkin clg Wiley deh 24.00 N 5 Stwnp trustee =a 1& exp 200.00 C V Kilgore commet expenses 26.14 ' D Robbins pub report 45.41 N S 5 Stump salary 250.0 C N S Stump salary 200.06 N S Siump salery 100.00 L W Coanell ¢lg Piper diteh 33.45 H H Galloway postage -1.09 N S Stump salary 35.00 Clarence Hickman hauling tile 36.00 Provident Trust Co Sur bd pre 75.00 W W nday advisory board - 5.00 Oscar Correll same 5.00 Charles Polloeck same 5.00 ROAD FUND—RECEIPTS Aunditor distribution 1603.2) Auditor distribution 1523.74 DISBURSEMENTS Wm Johuston rep road tools 17.00 Martin H Spangler comp ine 54.09 Simon Bennett shoveling snow 12.10 W Bowling same - . 8.60 Norman Mawhorter same 2.50 liveret Moek labor on road 4.20 Cromwell State Bank same 4.95 ¥ H Clingerman same 48.60 Omil Hickman same 1.80 Ray Piper same ~ 10.00 Tomer MezDonald same 4.82 Simon Bennet same 18.80 “verett Moek same o SNO \lva Banning same 6.49 Tom ' Fry gravel 22.05 “red Bogzs labor on road - 26.00 \ J Burnheimer same : 8:29 Crommwell State Bank same 6.75 tay Prentice sampe 15.00 ‘Clarence MeceFerren same 1725 “larence Piper same 18.00 verett Mock same Y.l ‘fid Stocker sampe B 0 Dale Honiz same 4.37 Sparia State Bamnk same 74.37 'Syaria. State Bank same 47.70 Asa Stump same 25,00 Melvin Wheeler draining road 17.85 Cromwell State Bank lab on rd 11,25 Alva Banning same 4.8¢ Paul Stump same 4.80 Sparta State Bank same 147.60 Sparta State Bank same 154.11 Ray Kilgore same 8.25 Noah E Stump same 7.00 James Kile same _ 4.05 Harry Beunett same 42.75 C A Myers same 22:60 1" C Howard same $0.75 John- W Adair deaing road 10 90 Jehn\WW Scott gravel 15.00 Fred Boggs labor on road 58.5¢; Flcyd Murphy same L 48D Jun Stump same 9.00 lida N Kalb same 13.50 Spmta State Bank same 202.90 Spartu State Bank same 58.75 Panl N Hoffman surveying 58.73 Harryßennett ‘lahor on road 4.5 Homer Correll dragging road 7.65 Floyd I'eiters hauling gravel 65.99 Cromwell State Bank lab on rd 24.15 ‘Crmwell State Bank same F 27.06 Sparta State Bank same 282.07 Curtis Weige Isamr 23.00 Ed Greider same : 82.45 Sparta State Bank same 177.60 Sparta State Bank same 4376 Harley Leamon same 3.75 Frank - Howard same : 3.75 Loyd Ussery same | 38.25 Ralp Stump same 3.25 Geo W Fetters same 10.25 J W Rider same 2.37 N I Wiley siaime 23.25 W Johnston rep road tools 14.3% Fred Beunett labor on road 15.00 George IFetters same 14.50 Roe McDonald same’ 5.62 Hugh Sherwin same : 15.30 Joe MecDonald same 17,78 Wn Clingerman same 12.60 Dale Hontz same - 12.25 Sparta State Bank same = 144.80 Sparta State Bank same . 102.89 Roy Hontz same - 3.15 Cland Hartsoek same 14.25 N A Mawhorter same 480 Lew Long same - 7.50 Portland Drain Tile Co. tile 120,00 Cromwell State Bank dab on rd 17.50 Sparta State Bank same 190.00 Sparta State Bank same 56.65 Trank Clingerman same 32.25 Harley Leamon same 9150 Portland Drain Tile Co tile 3000 Floyd Fetters lab on road 21.30 ' H Clingerman sampe 97.45 H Leamon same - 3200 C V Smith same 1 15.00 Marge Beers gravel 2 Ray Piper labor on road .4.50 . SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND - RECEIPTR. Bert Hodg erefiremt fund dues 22.71 Alfreda Roush same 2271 Robert Kilgore same 23.26 Harriet Wiley same 2208 Cromwell State Bank lean ~ 900.00, Adam Stump toilet Dist No 6 2,00 Auditor distribution . = 2682.97 Robert Kilgore retiremt fd duesll.34 Alfreda Roush same ~ 11.35

'Harriet Wiley same 11.041 Sparta State Bank Joan 1000.00 Sparta State Bank loss . 1500.00 B Leamon for stove 5.00 Auditor distribution 2539.41 Hazel Beers floor paints 16.92 _ DISBURSEMENTS Roy Roush tramsportation 15.00 Ray ‘Piper same 100.00 Mabel Juday same : 50.00 Roy Roush same 75.00 John L Moeck same : 85.00 Hobart Weade same 50.00 Roy. Wheeler same 131.4%5 Melvin Wheeler rep pump 3.00 Roy Roush transportation 90.00 Roy Wheeler same o 3L Thorn & Piper gasoline 17.10 Kiger & Co supplies 17.19 Hohart Weade same - 50.00 Miabel Juday same 50.00 John L Mock same '85.00 Roy Wheeler same 119.68 Ray Piper same | 100.00 Ray Piper same - 100.00 Roy Wheeler same 131.40 Roy Roush same : 90.00 Tohn L Mock same 85.00 Mabell Juday sam e ' 50.00 Opal Heroff same 50.00 Alfreda Roush readers 2.14 Harriet Wiley readers . 10.00 West Disinfectant Co swp comp 5.00 Roy Secrist repairing 13.40 Roy Wheeler janitor service 25.00 Roy Roush tramsportation 35.00 Robt Kilgore tchg & institute 54.00 Harriet Wikey same ' 46.00 Alfreda Roush same 40.00 Bert Hodge same ' 40.00 Ray Piper transportation 100.00 Roy Wheeler same 106.40 Roy Roush same 55.00 John L Mock same 85.00 Opal Heroff same 50.00 Mabel Juday same 50.00 Ora Roush taking enum 15.09 Fd Stocker transportation 16.00 C A Lincoln on Roy Wheeler f judgment 78.10 Thorn & Piper gasoline 12.99 F'red Bogg' hauling coal - 68.00 Clarence Hickmian coal 182.40 Plaul Stump hauling coal 5.25 Sparta State Bank note & int 919.05 Cromwell State Bank same 917.40 W F Quarie Co books - 15.00 Roy Wheeler clg school house 25.00 i Kistler & Leamon fence posts 32.00 Wagles & Son coal 167.28 M Moore & Co lumber & coal 25.22 O H Griest tch ret fund dues 45.08 Frank Wallace pmt on cont. 600.00 Panl N Hoffman surveying 8.25 Victor Paint & Sup Co paint 14.60 Sam Kilgore rep gas engine 8.05 I'rank Wallace on contract 300.0 G Sparta State Bank gasoline 9.20 Roy Roush tramsportation 25.00 Melvin ' Wheeler rep pump 3.00 ‘M J Beers pump leathers 1.63 Roy Wheeler hek and jamitor 135.00 Clylle Murphy transportation 45.00 Everett Mock same 79.10 Royv Roush same 70.00 Adam Stump rep bus bodies 12.00 Ray Piper transportation 100.00 O ABillman rep pump 6.70 Adam Stump rep bus bodies 10.40 J C Kilgone painting 4.50 Roy Wheeler transportation 124.50 Ray Piper same 90.00 Roy Roush same 85.50 Everett Mock same - 72.00 Frances Haton transportation 85.50 Floyd Murphy same 40.50 Ray Kilgore fencing sch gds 14.00 I'rank Wallace on contract 350.00 Theo Wright insurance 32.85 Frank Wallace on contract 50.00 Vietor Paint & Sup Co paint 34.46 Floyd Murphy transportation 67.00 I'rances Eaton same 45.00 Everett Mock same 80.00 Roy Roush same 95.09 Roy Piper same . 100.00 Roy Wheeler trans &jan 135.00 Sparta State Bank note 1518.25 Everett Mock . transportation 40.00 Roy Wheeler trans & janitor 75.00 iM' C Beck manuseripts - 5.88 Roy Roush transportation 95.00 ~ TUITION FUND—RECEIPTS Cromwell State Bank interest 8.60 Sparta State Bank interest = 6.60 Auditor distribution 424.06 Sparta State Bank interest 3.93 Cromwell State Bank interest 3.54 Sparta State Bank int 2.74 Cromwell State Bank int 2.40 Cromwell State Bank int 2.83 Sparta State Bank int 143 Auditor distribution 2695.73 Cromwell State Bank int 1.59 Cromwell State Bank int 30 Auditor distribution 381.00 }Sp'a-rta State Bank int = 245 Cromwell State Bank int 2.71 Sparta State Bamk int = 5.26 rCromwell State Bank int - 3.74 Cromwell State Bank it 2.59 Sparta State Bank int 454 '-Anditor distribution 2541.27 Sparta State Bank int - 3.78 [Sparm’Sta;te Bamk int 3.75 ‘Spa,rtg, State Bank int ° 1.80 DISBURSEMENTS S Alfreda: Roush teaching 100.00 Harriet Wiley teaching = 115.00 Robert Kilgore teaching 135.00} Robert Kilgore teaching 125.00 Bert Hodge teaching = . 100.00 Robert Kilgore teaching 135.00 Bert Hodge teaching ~ 100.00] Harriet Wiley teaching 115.00 Alfreda Roush teaching 100.00 | Bert Hodge teaching 100.00 | Alfreda Roush teacnihg 100.00} Robert IKigore teaching 135.00| Robt Kilgore tch & inst 136.00| Harviet Wiley same -~ 115,00 Alfreda Roush same 100.00| Bert Hodge same - 100.00| Daniel 8 Hontz transfers 1330.00'

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Milo Strombecktransfers 9;%33 Bert Hodge teaching . 90.00 Robert Kilgefe teaching 70.00 Harriet Wiley teaching 50.00 L C Ward transfers 110.00° Robert Kilgore teaching 70.00 Harriet Wiley teaching 50.09 Bert Hodge teaching 55.09 Alfreda’ Roush teaching 105.00 Robert Kilgore teaching 70.00 {Bert Hodge teaching 50.00 {Robert Kilgore teaching 70.00 {Bert Hodge teaching 556.00 | Harriet Wiley teaching 150.00 | Alfreda Roush teaching . 1056.00 | Robert Kilgore teaching 140.00 | Bert Hodge teaching 105.00 |Harriet Wiley teaching 125.00 | Alfreda Roush teaching 105.00 | Robert Kilgore teaching .105.00 |Ray Piper tramsfers - 75.00 | Bert Hodge teaching - 105.00 : BOND FUND—RECEIPTS {Auditor distribution - 1559.90 | Auditor distribution 147317 i DISBURSEMENTS . {Sparta State Bank interest coupon | on bond 520.00 | Sparta State Bank for bonds Nos 3 | end 4 1000.00 |Sparta State Bank bond 1000.00 | Sparta State Bank int ou bd 495.00 ‘ OUTSTANDING WARRANTS | List of outstanding warrantchecks at the close of the vear ending December 31, 1927: : No. 224 amount : 97.45 No. 228 amount o 7800 : ~ RECAPITULATION . Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to th evarious funds, of Washington Township, Noble County, Indiana, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending December 31, 1927: : | TOWNSHIP FUND | Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1927 $2892.56 Receipts during the year 1229.54 Total of bal and receipts 4122.10 Disburscments during vear 4029.25 Final balances $92.85 ROAD FUND r Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1927 ;988.04 Receipts during the year 3126.44 Total of bal and receipts 4114.48 Disbursements during year 3521.13 linal balances $593.35 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1927 $860.25 Receipts during the year 9665.62 Total of bal and receipts 10525.87 Disbursements during year 10232.12 I"inal balances - $293.75 . ~ TUITION FUND Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1927, $1829.31 Receipts during the year 6090.40 Total of bal and receipts 7919.71 Disbursemients during year 5819.2¢ Final balances $2100.45 - BOND AND NTEREST FUND Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1927 $1557.00 Receipts during the year . 3032.97 Total of bal and receipts 4589.97 Disbursements during year :3015.00 Final balances $1574.97 Total balance as shown by this report . $4655.256 Warnant, checks outstanding Dec. 31,° 1927, . $172.45‘ Total balances and ontstam‘dfingi warrants Dee. 31, 1927 $4827.75i Cash in depository Dee. 31, 1927, $4827.70. . . < .~ "NOAH 8. STUMP, Trustee of Washington Township. ~ Subscribed and sworn to before me, The Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 17th day of Jamuary, 1928, ' Williamy W. Juday, Chairman of the Advisory Board of Washington Township. : . This report was received, accepted and approved, by the Advisory Board of this Township at its annual meeting, this 17th day of Janunary, 1928. William W. Juday, Oscar Correll, Charles 'Polloék, Advisory Board, Washington Township. : . . Driver Found Not Guilty. Howard W. McDarby of Fort Wayne arrested on a charge of reckless driving on J anuary 8 was found not guilty in Justice Frank McCarty’s court at Brimfield. Heber Davis of Churubusco was the complaining witneiss, During the testimony it was brought out that Davis was driving his car at a speed of about 45 miles an hour in a fog. His car was badly wrecked in an accident for which he' blamed McDarby. Two girls were passengers in the Davis machine. The accident occurred near Kimmell during the wee hours of the morning. Game Season Closes. With closing of the season for lawfully taking fur bearing animals on February 10 hundreds of Indiana people wil ltake out permits to raise these animals in captivity for fur farming has become an important in- | dustry in this state. e Last year the fish and game divi-| sion of the state conservation department issued 346 permits to hold gamd birds and fur bearers. ‘ Lo Meet With Mishap. . State Traffic Officers Logan and Persons enroute from Goshen to Ligonier were slightly injured Thursday | when their car in which they wers| Tiding was struck by a big bus neas| Sugar Hill. e ~ The officers stopped their macmmtl to await the delivery of children from| a school hack when the big bus, Chi-| on Monday night. Your Guest.Cou-| pon means 2 forone, .

1G24 i o s ~_Paul G. Miller 24 and his aunt Miss Bertha Hoston both of Grand Regida Mich, were rescued by Indianapelis firemen from. the top of their: sttomobile where they were mafoonéd when Mlller backed into a canal. i i. When their calls for help brought firemen from a nearby station. Millen had climbed to the top after severa} attempts and had pulled Miss Hogston after him. They were carried to safq ty over ladders. Teacher Dies © Mrs. Marjorie Sturgis age about 22 years wife of Burl Sturgis and a teacher in the South Milford schools died at Stroh at the home of her parentfl Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perkins. - Her death followed an illness of one week. Shq was first taken ill with a cold and was brought from her home at South Milford to the home of her parents. The illness affected her heart resuiting in her death. i ~ Dogs Mangle Sheep. Dogs entered the Theodore Spurgeon flock of sheep while on the Spring Branch farm but were heard and one of the dogs killed before much damage was done. A large lamh was terribly mangled. Mr. Spurgeon took his flock to his farm in the Haw Patch after the dogs were chased. Ong was killed but the other a smaller animal escaped. : e Nearby Death William Salmon 80 crushed when horse fell on him last September died at his home in Troy township Whit, ley county; S. H. Templin 82 pneumonia, Wells county Mrs. | Flossié Richwine 47 cancer Auburn; John Christner 86 civil war veteran and resident of Goshen 78 years dies of complications. Wrecked by Wind . The strong wind Thursday night demolished the bathing slide in front of the Winona Hotel at Winona I.ake. The big slide was blown entirely down The slide was erected last summer at a cost of $1,200. e g Are you a lover of beauty see:the Sennett bathing beauties at Crystal tonight ; ' " NOTICE TO DEFENDANT State of Indiana Noble County SS: : In the Noble Cireuit Court Action for divorce. ' Cora L. Bowen :

vS Charles A. Bowen : Be it remembered that heretofore said plaintiff above named filed in the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court c¢f Indiana her complaint and action for an absolute divorce from said defendant, and said plaintiff having also filed in said cause and in said Court her own affidavit that said {defendant is not a fesident of the State of Indiana, and said plaintiff having algo filed in said cause and ‘in said Court the affidavit of a competent and disin®erested person that gaid defendant is not a resident of the state of Indiana. : Now therefore, by order of said Court, said defendant Charles A. Bowen is hereby notified of ‘the filing of said complaint and causé 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 T7th 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 , Ligofier Indiana } Attorneys for Plaintiff. - 51a3w‘} 5 Notice of Appointment State of Indiana Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undergigned has been appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Albert S. Bordner deceased, late of Noble County, Indiana. - - Said estate is supposed to be solvent Citizens Bank administrator with the will annexed of the - estate of Albert S. Bordner, ~ deceased. o WH. Wigton, Attorney. - sla3dw

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