Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 11B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 April 1928 — Page 2

-y gt . i ['te Ligorper Banner , ' ,':,;t,:?.ii‘%:m! a3s¢ | . Pub ;awd by THE BANMER PURLISHING (0. ! AV B, Harrison, Editor ; ' Al A. Uotnerman, Manager ' W‘—__——_——_—_l pubiishcd every Monday and 'l‘lmrsday§ and entered the Postoflice at l,ignuic.r.‘; Indiana, as second class matter. | Charges Him For His Meals. A pitiful story of how his {father charged him fifteen cents u meal for his food and unable to pay it hc looted homes garages and autoniobiles was told to the deiective burewu at Fort Wayne by a 14 year u‘{d. schoonl boy. Edward Rapisey tho boy'si iather and Ramsey’'s hcusckeeper ISffie Croft were ‘arrested on a charge of contributing to the deiinquencey of the boy. It took a truck to haul awuy the property the boy had stolen and taken to the Ramsey home police said. ' 15 Dogs Trapped ' Eighteen dogs which were found in a vacant dwelling were believed by Gary police to have been locked in the house b ¥ a recent windstorm which blew all the doors shut. The remains of a cat was also found with the dogs. The police theory was that the dogs had chased the live cat into the house and while extinguishing its life were imprisoned in the house.

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THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONTER, INDIANA.

" JUDGES ARE NAMED | District Competition in Essay Contest Is to Be Completed by Fiiteenth ~of April ' Judge William N. Ballou chairman of the Twelfth district essay and oratorical contests sponsored by the American citizenship committee of the Indiana State Bar association and Roy P. Wischart state superintendent of public instruction have named judges for the district essay competition which is to be <completed by April 15. The: judges acting with Judge Ballou are : G. O. Simpson of Angola, superintendent of Steuben county schools; H. L. McKinney of Auburn, superintendent of -Auburn city schools M. G. Himes of IFort Wayne head of the North Side high school history department and Benjamin Null supervisor of English in Fort Wayne schools. | The essays ranging in length from 500 to 1,000 words are on the sub'jevts “What is a Good Citizen?’' anud “Why Obey the Law?” County chair!men ‘are instructed to send winninyg 'county essays to the district chairman Judge Ballou.. \ The date for the -district oratorical contest will be decided in the near future by Judge Ballou. l Now is the time to pay your Banmer fgypscriptmn—DO' IT NOW!

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' To Visit Kendallville ! Arnold Elson licensed podiatrist ot Ligonier will be in Kendallville Mon{day Tuesday and Wednesday April 16 ’l7 and 18 and his customers are asked ;'tto bear this in mind. 11a2¢

Is Marryin® Justice

Cyrus Jefirey Connersville justice of the peace for the past ten vears declares he- has shoved about 150 ships off on the matrimonial voyaze but has not made one of them promise to obey because they wouldn't do it anyway,” Jeffrey said. 5 just. ask then of they promise (o love, comfort take care of each other in sicknes and ‘health .and that's about all there is to it.” :

l ‘Dog May Appear in Movies { Jack, Sturgis, police dog tried twice for killing sheep has been effered a position in the movies his owner Mrs. Henry Prince said today. A repre~sentative of a production company has offered Mrs. Prince a large sum for the dog. 1¢ is doubtful if she will accept as she has become attached to the dog. At both trials the jury wis . deadlocked. A third trial may ie l'held.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Welir Block. Sunday school 9:45. A M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M Evervbody welcorae

Shot By Toy Cannomn.

Chester 8. Love of 310 East Lexington avenue Elkhart a city,mail carriersuffered painful burns and small cuts about both of his eyes Saturday night when a toy cannon was fired at the American Legion hall in Elkhart most of the charge striking him in the face. A meeting of the 40 and § club of the Legion was being held at the time and Mr. Love was sitting at & table writing' when the cannon was discharged. It contained a small load of powder. His left eyeball was cut in four places but it was believed that the sight will not be impaired. ' :

: Wakarusa Meat House Looted l Burglars Sunday night hroke inte ithe slaughter house owned ‘by Ross 'Su.wyer of Wakarusa which is locatcd on the west boundry of the town of Wakarusa and escaped with meat ivalued at between $4O and $5O. | Entrance to the. building was gainEed through a window. A door was ‘opened and the meat carried out. In. "':(flnded in the loot were seven hams, reight pork loins aud backbones.

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