Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 9A, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 March 1928 — Page 4
MON. MAR. 26. g Man Crazy Absolutely the Dbest snappiest comedy drama you will ever see so don't miss it. Nothing but praise for it. 5 A - TUES., WED., THURS,, MAR. '27-28-29 Dress Parade American Legion Benefit. A big super production starring William Boyd filmed at West ?oint. An absorbing story of two West Point cadets and a girl it will amaze and thrill you. A picture they'll taik apout for months. ' Buy your tickets of the Legion boys They deserve your support. Adm. 20 and 30cents. FRI. AND SAT. MAR. 30-31 ’ : Let 'er Go, Gallegher With Junior Coghlan, Harrison Ford and Elinor Fair. . The enthraliling story of a courageous boy who solved the mystery of a murder that baffled the police, a great pieture. Also a Sennett comedy. SUN. AND MON. APRIL 1-2, Two Flaming Youths With W. C. Fields and Chester Couklin a brand new comedy team in a show. Two old boys with young ideas They'll barn the town down with laughter. Hats off to them. [They're there with the laughs, also a Sennett Bathing Girls cm{edy and latest news. TUES, WED., THURS., APRIL. 3-1-5 The Gorilla | Broadway’s greatest and most sensational mystery comedy @ drama. Nothing ever like it before, starring Charlie Murray and Ered Kelsey.: Its tie bhest ever. COMING APRIL 10-11-12 . ... ... - The Noose Richard Barthetness in “THBE NOOSE”
Guest Coupon Good With One Paid Admission on Monday
JAILED! A posse of local citizens have at last jailed Mr. Skunk of Fox valley for chicken stealing. . Mr. Bear and Mr. Badger accomplices of Mr. Skunk are still at large. : J However Mr. and Mrs Mink who were suspected to be in-! volved in the above crime are! innocent and can be located in Fingers Display Window. Finger’s Fur Sh i ppe 116 Jefferson St. Elkhart » Phone 2445 |
THERE IS NO BETTER COAL THAN Dundon Red Ash This Month no Prices so Low 5 tons or more now <0 86 08 April . e - $6.50 May - ‘< $6.75 Ligonier Artifical Ice Co. > 'Phone 100 -
First hatch MARCH sth and twice each week thereafter. ‘ Qur prices are reasonable in line with other reliable Hatcheries. *We furnish you with good chicks, the kind that make money. Order early and get your chicks when you want them. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose by ordering early. - Send in your orders or come in,and talk it over with us. LIGONIER HATCHERY ; ROY J. JORG, Manager : 106 Lincoln Way West, Ligonier, Ind. Pnune 502
“MiaL Crazy at Crystal tomight. »e 4 2 S = Baled straw for sale. Phome 295. Chairs recovered by Hershel Gross & Son. . - SBatf Twenty-four hour service on kodak woik Reinbold Studio. Satf 'Two officials of the Ford Motor Co., irom the factory visited Ligon:. ™ dealers last week. : X Owen Young is a candidate for treasurer of Noble county on the Democratic tiicket. : Clair Weir dro#e out near Cromwell Friday and delivered a kitchen range to a customer. : / sl i American L.egion Benefit at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Foveryone should attend. ' T ‘Wien you are ready to have old furniture rechanged see H. W. Gross & Son rear of Kroger grocery. Miss Orrilla Rice of Ligonier was a visitor of her sister Mrs. Justin Moor last Tuesday at Albion. ' C. R.-Stansbury the merchant spent tiree days in Chicago last week buy‘ing zoods for his double store. | TOR e e - Wanted—Sewing of all kinds. Satis faction guaranteed. OMrs. Clarence §(2Jle B§ol So. Martin St. 9a2t* | Mrs. Lewis R,imAmel who spent the ’wimer in Fort Wayne has returned \to her farm home near Wawaka.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will "serve a chicken pie supper Tuesday evening April 3. Bast LaMar Schlabach of Cromwell is now a sales agent for the HudsonEssex automobile company of Ligonier. ' See C. C. Lung 208 Water Street and get his figures on plastering by yard or hour. It is cheaper and better than plasterboard. Tabt For Sale farm on Lincoln Highway near Benton. For particulars phone J 1018 or write C. M. Weddell 1201 South Main street Goshen. Bb2t* The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a bake sale at Stellars grocery Friday morning Marech 30. . : Bh2t Everyone shculd attend the American Legion Benefit at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. See “Dress Parade” an extra fine picture. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Mawhorter now in their own property in Wawaka will open a filling station and tourist camp in the near future. : Reub Deter has procured the necessary eéquipment for the work and is ;now in position to repair roofs. A i call will procure his services on short i notice. : 6atf Ulric Butz contractor and carpenter will begin work soon on the John Murphy new barn, to replace that which was burned a few months ago ‘at Pleasant Hill. S ; i S ‘ ~ William Boyd in. “Dress Parade” one of the most beautiful showy and dramatic productions of the season. A picture deluxe. A story filmed at West Point. See it at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. 4 "~ As Mrs. Myrtle Emmitt entered the Citizens bank Saturday afternoon she found a sum of money. She left it with the cashier an dduring the afternoon it was claimed by the owner Charles Francisco. - Mrs. L. M. Stage received a telegram Saturday morning that Mrs. W. M. Radford passed away at her home in Des Moines lowa. Mrs. Radford was formerly Nonnie Guffey of this city and a sister of Mrs. Stage.
See that good comedy drama at Crystal tonight. . £ ~ Wanted housecleaning to do. Inquire at Harness shop. ; sbBt.*l Mrs. Jennie 'AJarrett of Mishawaka is visiting Ligonier friends. | . Tt | Call Starr’'s for sand and gravel. Promp deliveries. Phone 295. : Twenty-four hour service on kodak work Reinbold Studio. Batf Harold Coyle is in Detroit after cars for the McHugh Auto Sales. FOR SALE—Reed baby véarrijage $B.OO. Phone 46 or call at 130 Bowery street. X i Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown spent Friday visiting frieinds in Goshen, : _. Chester Vanderford has purchased a lot in Woodlawn of Mrs. Emma Homan. S ' Mrs. Harry Spurgeon who has been very ill from blood poisoning is improving. : See “.fack .Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill in . “Man Crazy’ at Crystal tonight. / : Harry Ryan was over from South Bend Saturday, greeting old Ligonier friends. ; e Miss Clara ‘Hensphen of Fort Wayne is a guest this week of Mrs. Lockwood Lamb. - ‘ Gerald Hayes has recovered from [his recent operation and returned to ihis school duties today. \ A e e e, Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Bacheler were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Reese. . Brood sows to let out on 'the_shares. Write lock box 102 Ligenier Ind., for information. Sbif
Rev. Winn of the Sparta Christian church reports his protracted meetings very successful. ,'The Progress Club will meet with Mrs. Ollie Simmonsm at the Bartholomew home this evening. ' Mr. McHugh, of the McHugh Auto {Sales returned from Chicago where he has been on business. . Adam Depore found a girl’s light colored glove and left it at the Banner office for the owner. Edward Priest of York township who had been dangerously ill of pneumonia is slowly recovering. : Mr. and Mrs. Audiéy Green and son Ralph spent Sunday in Bremen the guests of Mrs. Green’s mother. Don’t forget to call Starr’s trucks when you want real service guaranteed satisfaction and reasonable prices. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. John Haller Tuesday afternoon. w‘..——-——‘ ] Mrs. C. V. Joseph will eave for Indianapolis Tuesday where she will visit vrelai;,ives. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burroughs l‘gmd son Junior of Plainwell Mich spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos Head. : “Dress Parade” with Wiliiam Boyd a thrilling story of West Point is the super special for the Legion Benefit at Crystal this week. Miss Maryhelen Mentzer and Gilbert Darn_gll drove to Indianapolis Saturday evening to visit Mr. Darnell’s grandmother who is quite ill. b ‘Mr. anydAMrs. W. C. B; Harrison son | George and Harry Mentzer were dinner® guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kijl- | mer atetheir Diamond Lake farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlés Green are back in their own home after having spent several months with her mother Mrs. W. N. Showalter who has been very .ill. -
~ Stanley Koon and family of Fort Wayne, James Koon and family and Clyde Smith and family of Wolcottvville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Koon in this city.
The class party of the Kum-joy-nus class of the Christian church which was to be entertained by Mrs . Glen Roe Thursday evening has been postponed and will be held at a later date.
The Starr Trueking Co., is equipped to do all kinds of long distance hauling. Our men have had years Of experience ‘in loading and packing household goods. So why risk your goods with insxperienceil hands? Phone 295. T
Gerald Hayes wishes to thank his many friends, and especially the C. E. members and Sunday school of the Presbyterian church as well as the school children for their many kindnesses shown him during his recent illness. i 2 e
Mr. and Mrs. Johh Glascott of Plainwell Michigan ‘and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hire were Sunday guests at the Jesse Hire farm. Miss Olive Galbreath returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Hire for a weék’s Yisit in South ‘Bend. S .
THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONEER, INDIANA.
M. E. Chureh Notices.
. Yesterday we closed the work for the conference year in this charch. Much of the work for the past year is ' very gratifying. In many ways the’ people of this church have done splendid work. There has been pmgress% along many lines, and we have a right to thank the Heavenly Father for the year's work together. We only wisit that much more might have been donc-f! ‘We have enjoyed the work of the year very much. The associaions with'n:ot‘ only the people of our own church but of the other churches and the com-1 munity as a whole has beén very pleasant. | There will be no Prayver Meeting this coming Thursday evening on account of the revival services at the United Brethern church. We hope that our people may attend these services as-much as « possible. , - The Sunday School and Epworth League will be the only services in this church next Sunday. Our Sunday school attendance yvesterday was very good, but there is still room for many more. : _ ; The Epworth League service was very helpful and was enjoved by all that were. there. - On Easter Sunday the primary department will put on a short program in the morning in connection with the regular service. « The Junior ‘choir will have charge of the music. In the evening the choir will render a musical program. You will find these programs very gocod and if you are not in else where we want you to join us that Day. o The Annual conference program this year is very fine. . You will miss some very good things if you do not get to some part of this cenference. The two outstanding days for the Laymen .will be Thursday and Friday. You will hear on these days such men as Bishop Leete, Dr. John Thompson Pastor of the Methodist Temple Chicago, Dr. Harmon President of McKendree College. Rev. Scott Mcßride General Supt. of the Anti-Saloon League, Bishop . L. Waldorf of Kansas City, Dr. John Timothy Stone of Chicago, Judge H. R, Snavely and Grove Patterson Toledo Ohio Editor of the Toledo Blade.
| Yesterday was another great day. 211 at Sunday school and the goals are set for 300 on Easter Day. It can be done let us work. . : The C. E: at 4:00 was well attended an dthe topic was well discussed. The special feature was the girls quartette. 5 ~ The evening worship period was lead by the Junior church. And then Rev. FH. W. White preached a real gospel sermon. ' : | Services each evening for the next ‘[t\_vo weeks except Saturdays the public are invited to these services. Everything is working toward a great day on Easter. The doors of the church will be open for admission, baptism will be given to applicants, and the holy communion will commemorate our Lord’s suffering. We will lay a sacrifical offering on the alter that day. The evening service will be the climax of the great day when our splendid choir will render the Easter Cantata, “The Easter Victory” :
. Our Bible school attendance was 15 per cent in advance of last Sunday. This was good. We are glad for the group of young people in the Corinthian as well as the young married people in the Kum-joy-nus class. Remember our Easter Goal. Help us to reach it. : ; The communion "and preaching services were well attended also. « The pastor spoke on “ootprints of Jesus” at this services and ‘“The Essential (Creed of Christianity” at the night service. The introductory program by the ‘“Workers Class” consisted of a Missionary dialogue together with special music by the orchestra. Esther Thompson sapg “From Greenland’s Icy Mountain” as a solo. A good audience was present at all the services. :
Sparta Christian Church Kimmell. A community revival meeting will be held at Sparta Christian church Kimmell March 25 to April 8. While this meeting will be held at "Sparta Christian church it will be for all who will come and take part in the worship. ‘ The me’ssages'in sermon that will be presented each night will be entitled “Two Weeks Near the Cross With Jesus.” You are prayerfully invited to read the 26 and 27 Chapters of St. Matthew’s Gospel. Congregational singing will be a feature of each evening’s worship. “And all that believed were together, and had all things common; Praising God, and having favour® with all the . people. And the Lord added to the churchr daily such as should be saved.” ‘. "L. €. Winn, Pastor. .o ~ Rev. White at U. B. Church . Rev. White preached at the U. B. church last evening and will preach at 7:30 each evening this week with exception of Saturday. Rev. White is pastor of the Second United Brethren /Church in Elkhart. His pastorate there of ‘a little more than three years has been blessed with steady growth. ~ Last evening Rev. White preached an, eyangelistic sermon from two of the 1900 “Comes” of the Bible. One 'was in connection with Noah’s invitation to come into the Ark and be ngVed. The otHer in this day of grace “the Spirit and the Bride say come” His message present the saving power of the Christ and the lost candition of men who reject the Ghrist.
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Old furniture is better than new. It was not made from chips of the old block but from the block itself. Antiques restored to their originality. Expert repairing rebuilding and refinishing. H. W. Gross & Son. Phone 297 Ligonier. '_ Satf For Sale : Residence property_six rooms and bath all modern tW(' ‘lots plenty of shade and some fruit good garage. Priced for quick sale. Marion Galloway. 109 Morton St. Phone 496. Time to Trim Trees Now is the time to begin the trimming of fruit and shade trees and Roy Trittapoo is subject to call for this work. Nothing too big nor too small to treat successfully. Bbat* Testimonal of Appreciation < I wish by this means to extend my sincere thanks to my many friends who so kindly remembered me while in the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne and after my return home. o Master Max Elijah Leaving Town, Blitz house for sale or rent 113 Union street. Make offer. No reasonable offer refused. : sbhBt* - Teo Coileet Taxes. I will be in Ligonier to collect taxes at the places named on the dates indicated. : Farmers & Merchants Trust (oin‘pany Thursday and Friday March 29 and 30. : Mier State Bank Mareh 31 and April 2nd. ' Citizens Bank Tuesday and Wednisday April 3rd and 4th. : ] : County Treasurer ‘ i : 9a2t
~ Twenty-four hour service on kodak work Reinbold Studio. Sati . “Dpess Parade” is the super special picture for the American Legion TDenefit at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. ' Real Bargain six room house and bath. Wood and coal house attached. (rarage Fine location. Deal with owner. A. O. Jeffries. ~ bODtf . “The Gorilla” the world's greatest mystery comedy at Crystal next week. “Dress Parade” a great picture at Crystal Tuesday W odnesday and Thursday. : : Mrs. Wiilbur Wood wishes to announce to those who have spoken to Ler concerning vocal lessons and to any others who may be interested that she is at home and ready to begin teaching. - - Bb2t Baby chicks hatched to order. Custom hatching a specialty. Get my prices before placing your order, I will save you money. Call in ‘person or telephone Kimmell 59. M. W. Collett, Kimmell Ind. 2atf
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