Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 10B, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 April 1928 — Page 3
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Bothwell & Vanderford | Lawye'rs‘ . Yhone 156 Ligonier. Indiana
Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, - Water Systems, Etc. : Well Drilling " Phone 333 . LIGONIER ' Next door to Ford Garage
FHoward White WAWAKA, INDIANA "AUCTIONEER Phone 2 on 1 Wawaka
Harry W. Simmons frustee Perry Townshsp Office at Farmers and Merchants Bank Saturday Afternoon and Saturday Evening
W. H. WIGCTON Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Bleck LIGONIER, IND
Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 857
VERN B.FISHER .. Sanitary Plumbing} and Heating Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind
Harry L. Benner : Agctioneer Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley =.County Phones
This Means You, Mr. Merchant!
DID you know that you and this paper have an interest in comS:n?Yow.meceum communityasa which in tum 1s of benefit to us. : When a merchant advertises with us, he is investing his money, which is Show Your Goods in the Windows od Advatin Thm In This Pow
D. I, Blue Candidate.
D. L. Blue of Benton township, has announced his candidacy for commissioner of Elkhart county before ihc primary election May Bth. Mr. Blue served on the county council oi uis county most acceptably and stands an excellent show for success. }l{e is a prominent farmer and receives his mail on rural route one out of Ligonier. !
Man Killed By Live Wire
Paul Kessler 29 was instantly killed Friday when he came in contact with a live wire in the yard of his home at Portland. 'Kessler came in contact with his radio aerial which lay across a high tension wire while engaged in removing some broken limbs. :
A. Yorkey Much Improved.
A. Yorkey and his daughter Mrs. Henry came from Todelo to his home here Tuesday and were met by Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Yorkey, of Michigan City for a family gathering. August Yorkey, civil war veteran, who suffered a fractured arm has about fully recovered. j
Must Have Publicity.
Senator Jim Watson has purchased space in the Fort Wayne JournalGazette and employed a press agent to belittle the candidacy of Herbert Hoover for the presidency. The preliminary primary election fight is now on in Northern Indiana with odds in: favor of Hoover. :
Shipstead’s Figures.
Unemployved in the United States were estimated at more than 8,000,000 Monday by Senator Shipstead, tarm-er-labor, Minnesota on the basis of labor department figures which he said showed a 32.6 per cent decrease in jobs since 1920.
Entertain Guests.
Mrs. M. C. Pollock Tuesday evening entertained at dinner in compliment of her sister Mrs. Evanna Smith of Findiay, Ohio, and a guest Mrs, Ora McCoy, of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Smith has many friends in Ligonier, her old home elty, '
Students are Home,
College and university students are home for the Easter vacation. There are more than a score of students from Ligonier attending institutions of higher education.
To Take Enumeration.
Mrs. Osie Nelson, the practical
purse has ben named by the school nurse has been named by the school school children of the proper age in Ligoniey,
i Ollie Wolf Home, : Ollie Wolf is honie from spending
the winter in Fort Wayne and Bryan, Ohio. After a short sojourn here she may return to Bryan, -
Administrator’s Sale
At the home of Mrs. Frank Shallen-. barger 3 miles southwest of Ligonier on the Frank Shallenbarger farm. Sale commencing at 10 o’clock TUESDAY APRIL 17, Gray Gelding 10 years 1600 Ibs, bay driving mare 9 years old, brown Jersey cow 8 years old, fawn Jersey cow 5 years old, sow and 8 pigs, 15 shoats, 10 doz. chickens, 3% Turnbull wagon, breaking plow, 2 shovel plows horse cultivator, spring tooth harrow, set log bunks, set dump boards, single buggy, spring wagon, set work harness, set single harness, corn sheller, 2 log chains, cant hook, set 'fence stretchers, set doubletreas and }siuglet-rees and neck yoke, pitch fork and dung forks and scoop shovels, tank heater, cross cut saw, grass scythe, grain crade, 2 axes, hvork bench and vise, sickle grindier, platform scales, sleigh, copper{ kettlef iron kettle, kettle ring meat board; sausage stuffer and grinder. lard press, corn, oats and hay, 4 bushels seed potatoes, vinegar. Household Goods—New cook stove four-burner ogil stove, base burner, hot hlast stove, kitchen cabinet, kitchen table, ‘4 cupboards, breakfast table and four chairs, 11 extra chairs cooking utensils, National cream sepnarator, dining table and 6 chairs, buifet and dishes, sewing machine library table, couch, 2 Morris chairs, book case, piano, Axminister rug, rug, ‘wooden beds and springs and mattresses, chest, bureau and mirror, stair carpet, rag carpet, other miscellaneous articles, _ Terms—All sums of five dollars and under cash on sums over five dollars a credit of 6 months with 7 percent interest will be given. W. L. SHALLENBARGER : Administrator Anctionéer—Harley Longcer Jlerk—H. B, Hoak. ‘ '
Notice of Appeintment. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: Notice: is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Frank Shallenbarger deceased, late of Nable County Indiana. Said estate is probably solvent. ; Wilbur L. Shallenbarger, Administrator. ' ; : W. H. Wigton, Attorney. ~ 10b2w
Notice of Administration
Notice is hereby given that the undesrigned has been by the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, duly appointed administratrix of the estate of Marion Berberich, late of Noble County, in the State of Indiana, deceased and creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly, ‘Said estate iis probably solvent, : S ~ Marelda Berberich, Administratrix | : : 9b3w
Elkhart Woman Injored.
Mrs. Maurice Policoss, 39, of Elkhart was severely bruised and possibly sustained fractures of several liby, when a taxi in' which she was riding’ with her little sonm, Louis, was struck by a car driven by Forest Mabee, 31, of Elkhart. Mabee was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated. His wife and Paul G. Smith, who were with him were also arrested on intoxication charges. Mrs. Policoss was taken unconscious to the hospital. . :
To Speak in Kendallville,
Senator Dickinson, of lowa, an agricultural leader in the U. S. Senate has been secured by the Indiana Farm Bureau to deliver an address at an open meeting for evervbody-at the community building in Kendallville on Fridayv evening, April 13th He is reputed to be one of the best agricultural ,speakers in the middle west and farmers as well as business men are invited to come and hear him. : L
Beel Cattle Breeders.
.~ The beef cattle breeders of Noble county; representing ' all breeds of cattle will meet at the home of Walter Crothers in Green township, Monday evening, April 23rd. There seems tc be a general awakening in beel cattle production in this county and the meeting is called for the purpose of discussing fundamental factors in maintaining beef hreeding herds. P. T. Brown of Purdue university will lead the discussion,
Yern Martin Released.
Vern Martin, of Elkhart, held in jail for eleven months on a charge of first degree murder was released on Monday by Judge IL.emuel Royse at Warsaw. ‘ Martin was tried once but the jury disagreed. He was alteged to have killed Frank Tucker in a purported robbery attempt, O
Faces Federal Charges, Delbert Cornell .former postmaster at Helmer, will be arraigned in Fort ‘Wayne, April 24 on a charge of conversion of government funds. He was arrested by John Voegtlin, deputy United States marshal, and wasg released when he postedq a $l,OOO bond. He claimed he horvowed the money. :
oil Men Meet at Banquet,
A sales meeting and banquet of the Abshire oil company of Goshen and northern Indiana was held last week at the Tavern Inn, l.ake Wawasoe. Every employee of the company was present to learn more about the big national organization of the Independent Oil Men of America, =
Fleteher Faught Buried.
A large delegation Sunday atiended the funeral of Fletcher Fauwght, who died at his home in Topeka. He was the tather of Miss Hester Faught, = teacher in Goshen junfor high schcol
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Indictments Retarned by Grand Jury.
The Noble county grand jury which was in session Thursday and Friday with Prosecutor C. A: Lincoln in charge ,returned indictments against three Noble county residents.
' Carl Cotton, Rome City, was charged with the sale of intoxicating lig’,uor; Jamés McClure, residing west of Kendallvilie, was indicted on a charge of receiving stolen property, and Delmar Kirlin, Wolcottville, was made the defendant on a charge of wife and child desertion.
Professor Latta to Atend.
The Shorthorn Cattle club will meet at Wolf Lake Tuesday evening, April 24th.. Professor W. O, lLatta, the oldest man on the Purdue Agricultural faculty, who formerly dived in. Noble County, will be present at the meeting. The program will be announced later. ,
The Elkhart county council at a special meeting. Monday at Goshen voted an appropriation of $149,000 in aid of two state highwdys, one from Nappanee to RElkhart and the other from a point near New Paris south to the county line. :
Found Dead in Car.
The unidentified body of a man, apparently about 30 years old, was found in an automobile parked on a highway near Shelbyville. Police worked on a murder thory. The body bore a bullet hole in the head.
Bank Given Judgment.
The ' Mier State Bank of Ligonier was granted judgment of $4,922.27 in its suit against Jacob V. Lambright, et al. for forclosure of a real estate mortgage in the Elkhart cireuit court Monday. : .
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HALLELUJAH! : ‘ . HALLELUJAH! | JEAN WARD PRESENTS Stage Door Frolic : at the : , o Shrine Auditorium | Wednesday, April 11th at 8:15 P.M. Ligonier will be represented by twenty local dancers--Come and support them. DANCING, SIMGING, COMEDY RESERVED SEATS 50c and 75c¢ Mail Orders Given Special Attention Stage Door Studio : - Fort Wayne, Ind.
Day after day it becomes more apparent that the unrivaled popularity of the Bigger and Better Chevrolet is due to its basic elements of superiority. . And the greatest factor of all is the effortless drivingit pro-
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Bedy of Bandit Found.
| The unidentified body of a man ;which fay'in a morg'u.e at Shelbyville ‘was believed to be that of a bandit shot by F. O. Hillis proprietor of a filling station at Milroy; who was held up and robbed of $56 Ly two men Sunday night. , : : Hillis identified the automobile in which the body was found two miles north ' of Shelbyville Monday as the car used by the bandits and also said he believed the body to be one of the bandits. The® car was stolen from Glen E. Moore of Rushville. |
Miss Mildred Shisler, who has been spending the past several weeks -at Goshen. with her sister, Mrs. Chauncey Himes, has refurned to her homeé in Kimmell. - o
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