Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 5A, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 February 1928 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Established 1856 _ Published by THE BANNER PUBLISHING (0. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A.'Cotnerman, Manager e Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, indiana, as second class matter.

Favored by Majority Strength for the MieNary-Haugen bills in Congress is gaining steadily. The plan is gaining rapidly with persons and organizations throughout the midwestern states that were for: merly iz doubt regarding the kind of farm relief legislation. Reperts coming to the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, Indianapolis, indicate an almost unanimous opinion favoring the bills. These reports are not only from farmers and stockmen, but from constructive Dbusiness. men, manufacturers, Chamber of Commerce and others in the corn belt, who realize the importance of effecting farm relief legislation. The MceNary bill has bheen recommended by the Senate Agricultural Committee and wiil be cousidered by the Senaie in a few weeks. It is expected that the ‘Haugen bill will receive a favorable report from the House Agricultural Committee before March 1, although the vote may be divided. The Indiana. Farm Bureau stronzly favors these bills. which feature the Fqgualization fee. - £ ‘

Plans to Form Shrine . Members of the Mystic Shrine in South Bend are planning to ask a dispensation for the organization of Shrine in South Bend James Haberle of Fort Wayne potentate of Mizpah Shrine of which nearly 2li of the South Bend Sbriners are members is expected to visit South Bend in a short time i nan effort to discourage the movement. : ; It is generally known that South Bend Shriners are not wholly in accord with a recent ruling made where by a heavy assessment has been made against all Mizpah members and it is said that the orzanigation of the South Bend Shrine is planned too circumvent the assessiment. j

Criticized and Coommended Bouquets and brickbats are reaching him in every mail from all parts of the country. Judge Charles M. McCabe Crawfordsville who directed acquittal of Gov. Ed Jackson said on a visit to Indianapolis. Anonymous writers have variously accused him of Ku Klux Klan membership and of Knights of Columbus affiliations but jurists and members of the bar commend the decision he declared. : : |

Hold Fine Session. The Northeastern Academy of Medicine held a fine meting at Kendallville Thursday evening and the members enjoyed a banquet. Drs. Black, Lane and Martin were present from this city and heard a splendid lecture by Dr. Bond of Indianapolis.

Student Sentenced for Thefit. Forest Brewer Indiana University student was fined $5 and costs and sentenced to 180 days at the state penal farm on a plea of guilty to petit larceny in Monroe circuit court. He stole $47.50 from a theater where he was an usher. ; - Ellsworth Improves. Dr. Black has received a letter from the Mayo Brothers sanitarium at Rochester Minnesota stating that the patient F. H. Ellsworth he took there from Lansing Michigan had his operation last Tuesday and that he is doing well.

In Short Session. ' With Mayor Calbeck and all members of the city council present Thursday evening the session was a short one. Aside from routine business the purchose of stop and go signs for Cavin street was discussed. To Be Absent. Arnold Elson registered podiatrist, will visit Kendallville Monday Tuesday and Wednesday March 5 6 and 7 and desires his patrons to take notice. Notice Appointment of Trustees at the annual business meeting of the Cosperville church Wednesday March 7 1928 M. R: Dayvis, Pastor. -

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“Hali a Step Onwaad!” | | “Half a step, Half a step cnward! i in to the years of death walked- - - . The Six Handrod” | There are tew persons mor. foclish taan an aduit “jay walker’' wheo WALKS and the juvenile “‘jav walker: who RUNS out from the curb between parked automobiles into th 2 path of ancoming traffic. 1 Uver six hundred persous were kilied in Indiana last year and a larger pereentage of them, unde: the ;fge of fiftcen, were killed in the middle of the block. These people dsnce their way to disaster with unfaliering trust in their luck or an utfter disregard {or

Another Bank In Bad. The Citizens Trust and Savings bank of Sullivan whose president JI. M. Lang is missing was closed by the state banking department 'Thui'sday. Thomas D. Barr assistant state bank commissioner and K. Z. Brownwell bank examiner are in charge of the institution and intend to ask for appointinent of a receiver.

To Them a Sen is Born Mr. and Mrs. Lon Brill of Elkhart announce the birth of a son !amar. Mrs. Brill is the daughter of Mrs. .üby Schwab and a former popular teacher in the Wawaka schools. Mr. Brill is the son.of Mr. and Mrs Walter E. Brill of near Wawaka.

Afflicted With Rabies. Robert Wiley 8 became seriously ill with rabies which developed from the bite of a dog suffered last October at Anderson. He had apparently recovered from what seemed to be a slight wound when rabies suddenly developed. - '

she Thanks Them Mrs. Jane Fowler who was so severly injured by being cut on her right arm from the glass of a window at her home aear the M. E. church desires to thank her many friends and the kings Daughters for favors shown her. : Another Hat in Ring. - Ralph W. Probst of Kendallville has announced his candidacy for the nomination of prosecuting attorney for the Noble-Whitley circuit as a democrat. His hat is now tn the ring. . Miss Kidd Improves Miss Zelma Kidd who recently submitted to an operation for dppendicitis is reported to be getting along nicely. She is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Kidd in this city. : | $198,000 High Scheol ~ The petition of the Huntington school board for an ordinance appropriating $198,000 for a new high school building has been referred to the city .council for action. ‘

Given a Reception. Last Tuesday evening 12 couples enjoyed a dinner party at the Tavern on Wawasee lake. The affair was given in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kegg. : ¥inds Lost Keys. ‘Sam Cox found a bunch of keys and brought them to the Banner office for the owner to claim. They are on a ring with a belt clasp attached. D i 3 Removes to Ligonier. : L. L. Hayden has removed with his family from Topeka to Ligonier and will make ‘this city home in future.i

~ Steals Log Chain A ; Police Chief Wolf has been notified to be on the lookout for a thief who stole 100 feet of log chain at Topeka. Decided Change There was a decided changes in the temperature over the weeck snd with skifts of snow and cold winds. ~ More people will talk about “Chang” than any picture ever shown in Ligonier so see it on Tuesday and Wedlnesday 2 days.

'l the fundamentals of safety. - [llustrations of traffic lLazerds as pictured in the 7x22 colored posters now in use throughout Indiana schools and as furnished by the Accident Prevention Department of the Hoosior State Automobile Association in cooperation with the American Automobile Associztion emphasize the haz-ards-of dashing into traffic in the middle of the block. ~ Beginning in September of this year only one death had sbheen reported among the school children in the schools that have adopted the educa‘tional material of the Automobilic Association. :

Groomed For Gevernor Now. The first sign of an “Adams-for-Governor” campaign appeared at Vincennes Friday with announcement of a gigantic mass meeting for tonight in.the coliseum. ‘Adams who was a leader in Indiana’s political probe is attending th» Daily Inland Press Association meeting at Chicago and could not be reached for a statement. It was generally believed thete today by politicians that if the hoped for reaction is shown, Adams will declare his candidacy on the Republican ticket at the booster meeting.

Another Clinie : Announcement was made at Kendallville that the Noble County AntiTuberculosis Society will hoid another free clinic for crippled children there March 8. It will be in charge of a clinician from the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital and is financed by the sale of Christmas seals. The exact hour and place of the clinic will be. announced later.

Drives Car With Broken Arm. Rev. E. W. Gray drove from Sturgis to Orland and back a distance of 22 miles with a broken arm. The Rev. Mr. Gray preached a sermon and taught a Sunday school c¢lass with his right arm hanging limp. He stated his car backfired while he was cranking it but he did not realize the seriousness of the injury.

Is Fake Robbery. George Besnyo 23 South Bend bank clerk Friday morning confessed that he had- robbed the Fecdor State bank of $4,000 and tried to cover his theft with a holdup story. Three thousand five hundred dollars of the money was lost in a gambling house last week he said.

Do Well to Lay Ofi. The fool friends of Senator Watson will do well to lay off in their criticism of the candidacy of Herbert Hoover. and Hoover as a man. Hoover stands head and shoulders above Jim Watson in every way. Bank Taken Over. The Wells County bank has taken ,over the Citizens bank which closed for lack of patronage it was announced Wednesday. All liabilities and assets of the bank including $160,000 in dePosits which will be paid in full were transferred. Lincoln Memorial Drive. People of Steuben county have been ilq_yal, in the Lincoln Memorial drive. 'aSubscriptions now total $3,500. The campaign closes today. Steuben county is leading the district in pledges. Nearby Deaths Mrs. Lucy Spaulding 86 dies at home in Elkhart from injuries sustained in fall a month ago; John Y. Kitt 75 apoplexy Cromwell. -~

Three Persons Injured = C. G. Brooks his wife and Max Jenking all of Elkhart were severely hurt when their auto collided with a street car there. : Back to Old Home., After residing some time in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. John Chaffse have returned to their old home in iZlkhart township. : L

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PLANS FOR MEMORIAL DRIVE

Banguet of County Workers to Be Held at Kendallville With Speelal Speakers on Program

Plans for the lindiana Lincoln memorial county banguet to be held at the Elks' temple in Kendallville Tuesday evening are practically completed according to Rev. D. R. Mosos county chairman who is in charge of the financial drive in Noble county. The banquet which is scheduled for 6:15 p. m. will be in the nature of a get-to-gether of workers throughout the county prior to opening the campaign.

Rev. Moss and other workers were at various points in the county and lined up: workers for Washington, Sparta dnd Perry townships, Cromwell and Ligonier. The county is now completely organized for the memorial drive. The Lions club is sponsoring the movement in this county. : Tuesdays meeting will be in charge of Rev. Moss who will outline plans for the workers and arrange the various teams. Among the several spealkers who will explain the projected memorial are Dr. Warren author of the “léfe of Lincoln’® and Oscar oellinger publisher of the News-Sentinel at Fort Wayne who is district chairman of the organization.

- First Indian Candidate When republicans convene next June in Kansas City to select "their candidate for the presidential race prominent in the list of prospects will be Senator Charles Curtiis republican senate leader and favorite son of Kansas. ' Should this short stoclkiy man his coal black hair and mustache and his swarthy complexion bespeaking his Indian ancestry win his party’s nomination and be elected president the nation will have an individual regarded as home - loving industrious and aggressive vet far from garrulous. ) ~ Polities is his business and his diversion. Curtis the former jockey has no hobbics and few recreations aside from those he finds in the performanca of 'public duties and the playing of politics” Walking is his chief recreation but when he has leisure he wourld rather spend it by his fireside witi members of ®is family and intimaite friends.

Lighty-Eight Counties Are Members. There ore eighty-eight of the ninety two couiities of Indiana that have Farm Bureau organizations. The four counties not organized are Orange, Crawford, Switzerland and Brown, all locited in the extreme southern part of the state.

W. T. Martindale director' of organization Indiana Farm Bureau Feds era‘ion reports that local organizations will be formed in each of these four counties in the near future as his goal is to have every county represented with official delegates at the Annual State Convention in November The camvaign for 1928 memberships is nearing a close and many counties report from 100% to 200% gains over last year. The total membership of the State is a record one in the history of the Farm Bureau.

Go To Work March Ist. The werk of asgessing all personal property and real estate in Noble county for the purpose. of taxation will begiu March Ist. Township assessors and their deputies will assemble at the court house in Albion to reczive their supplies and instructions There will be additional deputies on the job this year to aid in the work due to the fact that real estate as well and personal property is being appruised for the first time since 1925. ‘The law calls for the appraiseing of rcal estate every four years but the fact of the last legislature made the next real estate appraisement year 1928 instead of 1929. The township and deputy assessors will be given instructions by County Assessor George Bouse. L

Forger Goes Up. Sheriff Thomas M. Long Friday took Harold Miller of South Bend to the state reformatory at Pendleton where hée will serve a sentence of from two to 14 years on a charge of conspiring to defrand. He was sentenced in Elkhart superior court Wednesday. Jane Dorothy Borden who was arrested with Miller and who pleaded guilty to a similar charge was sentenced .to two to 14 years in the women’s reformatory at I ndianapolis 'andl will be taken there soon. Mrs. Emma Clark the third member of the trio arrested by Elkhart officers was fined $25 given a suspended two to 14 year sentence and ordered to make up the amount of the two checks which they forged and which will total about $50..

Clover Seed Thieves Sentenced Within 37 hours after they stole clover seed valued at 250 from the Kraus & Apfelbaum elevators at Auburn Walter Zimmerman 24; Frank Zimmerman 20 and Albert Lambright 19 all of Fort Wayne were each sentenced 1 to 10 years in the state reformatory in the DeKalb circuit court Wednesday afternoon. . The trio was arrested at Plymouth after failidg in an attempt to disposg of the clover seed. Before leaving for the reformatory the three men cone‘ fessed to four other robleries.

[ There never was a greater motion pictwrg made than “Chang’’ See it Tuesday and Wednesaay at Crystal.

Mrs. George Goshorn and son of Ligonier spent yesterday in Goshen with friends.~—Goshen Democrat Friday. i ;

-The undersigned will offer at public auction op the Renehan farm one and one half ‘miles north of Wawaka on the gravel road. Sale to commence at one o'cleck on TUESDAY MARCH 6

The following property towit: 4 Head of Cattle—Red Durham coy 6 years old bred for fall or winter cow Red Durham cow 4 years old fresh in spring, Two heifers 8 or 9 months old. 2 Head of Horses— Sorrel driving mare good for 3rd horse, Bay horse weight 1500 pounds. e Chickens—Buff Orpingtons pure bred, about 8 dozen. Clover Hay in Mow. : Corn in crid ; QOats in bin Farm Implements—Buggy and harness, two wagons, fanning mill, wool press, tank heater, corn sheller, grind stone, scythe, harrows, spring wagon, copper kettle, iron kettles, buck-saw, shovels, forks, half bushel measure, scoop shovel, Oliver riding corn plow, pair boat runners, galvanized water tank, row boat with oars, end gate seeder sleigh runners for buggy, etc. Houseliold goods—Washing machine, wringer tubs and boiler, Stoves “Art Garland” No. 400 Base Burner, kitchen lange new, wood stove heater sdwing ' inachine, two couches, Oak table extension, rugs and carpets, bedsteads, chairs cupboards, crocks, jars: mil: pails, law mower, churh, stepladder and other ladders etc. Terms of Sale—All unms under five dollars ¢azsh in hand all sums: over five dollirs a credit of six months will be jiven with iftterest at 7 per cent fron: date. OSEE A. RENEHAN & DELLA BUTZ ‘ Admrs. lEarl ‘Ku'tz Auctioneer Charles Schwab, Clerk

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Welir Block. Sunday school 9:46 A M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M Everybady welcoms. ;

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