Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 13A, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 April 1928 — Page 2

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. Dies in Swan Township Willizm F. Longsworth age 65 yeais died at his home in Swan township in Noble county April 15 1928, Iy Long sworth was bern May 2 1863 in ‘Ohio and was married to Csra Tayler. To this uniou were bora two SOLS, Harry 4nd Elmcer both of Noble couity, vha witli the widow and one brother, Jack Longsworth of California survive. The funeral was held at the Friends church near St Mary's Chio Wednes-

- Takes Poison By Mislaie. Mrs. Magdelina Egley 62 divd at her home southwest of Decatur Tl‘_‘lmvsday when she took a dose of phison by mistake. ’ _ _ Mrs., Egley informed ler tiiiéhtkl' early in the morping that she was pot feeling well. By mistake she {ook a bhottle of peison from the medicin (':ﬂ)iljbf instead of a remedy. . Late Marriage Permits. Marriage licenses issued last swveel by County Clerk Frances M. Deane are as follows: Edward Cobbs Tipton of Rome City and Ogden E. Hlorr of Albion; Everett G, McCullough anil Anna L. Archer of Mishawaka; Jerie Foster of Sparta,towrnship and Lucille: Al. Heffner of this eouniy.

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Chester K. Watson Democratic Candidate for JOINT SENATOR Allen and Noble Counties

For County Sherifi. ‘ 1 desire to announce to my friends that I aml a candidate for sherit{ of Noble county on the republican ticket and ask their suport in the primary May Sth. LAURENCE WOLP. FOR SHERIVF I desire to announce my candidacey for sheriff of Noble County on the democratic ticket in the primary May Bth. The support of the voters will be appreciated. ' M. G. WILLIAMS IlLigonier 11b

. FOR SHERIFF Please take mnotice that lam a candidate for Sheriff of Woble County subject to the Democrat Primary Mav. 8 1928. Any assistance given in my behalf will be greatly apreciated. ' PERRY J. STANLEY.

ROY E. WAGONER Kendallville Republican Candidate for Nomination ‘Prosecuting Attorney ' Noble and Whitley Counties Primaries ' May 8 1928 - .. Your Support will be Appreciated -

For County Clerk I wish to announce my caadidacy for the nomination of Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court subject to ihe will of the voters of the Demccratic primary May 8 1928. HARRIETT MILLER, Albion : tadw

FOR SHERIFF

I take this means to announce-my name as a candidate for Sheriff of Noble county on the Republican ticket subject to the primary election Tuesday May S 1928. BUGENE J PARKER

WALTER L. HOLCOMB Democratic Candidate for REPRESENTATIVE from Noble County to the General Assembly

Subject to the Primaries May 8

FOR SHERIFF

1 take this means {o announce my name as & candidate for Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on May the Bth. ARCHIE M. BORTNER .

(lerk Announcement

1 wish to announce my candidacy for the nozrmmtion of Clerk- of the Noble Circuit Court on the democratic ticket subjecét to the Primary election May SBth. '

FRANCES M. BEANE

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SUMMER SCHOOL AT WINONA

Center picture in above reproducticn. shows Mount Memorial Hall, where Indiana University full time summer ~extension courses - will he condueted. At left is Prof. R. K. Cav anaugh, director of the 1. U. Extension Division: and at right is Dp Ernest M. Linton, in charge of the Winona extension work. Other views are from Winona Park.

Bold Bandits at Goshen.

Two young well dressed unmasked‘; bandits -Thursday midnight held up and robbed Chris Angelo one .of the' proprietors of the Ilympia Candy kitchen at Goshen of more than $BO in cash and escaped in an automabile. Police (oday\vero searching for the two men. ‘ The two holdups forced Angelo back of the counter and one ordered him to “keep quiet” while the other took the cash from Doth cash registers and the pockets of their victim. A quick report to the!police resulted ina chase that found the police car only two "bl-ocks from the speeding bandit ma‘,chi_ne hut the thieves escaped. =

Night Officer Bowen was notified of the robbery but saw nothing of the thieves here.

Another Sucide

Kdgar Hayvward age 24 years native and life long resident of that community is dead at Stroh. He committed suicide by shooting himself through the head with a 12-gauge gingle barrled shotgun. The top of his head was blown off. The act was committed in the woodshed at the farm home four miles east of Stroh.

To Yote on Daylight Saving

Citizens of Fort Wayne will vote on the question of daylight saving at the primary election on May 8 it has been decided. The -Fort Wayne city council had already adopted an ordinance providing for daylight saving but opposition developed and it was decided to submit the matter to a vote. :

Intluenza Epidemic at Warsaw

More than 50 pupils of Center ward schoel at Warsaw wer absent from school at Warsaw were agbsent from of influenza which has appeared in Kosciusko county during the last few days as an epidemic. Ten more pupils are ill of the mumps.

Trial This Week

All of northern Indiana will be interested in watching the proceedings in the federal court at Fort Wayne beginning today when Clyde A. Walb and V. D. Weaver of LaGrange go on trial, charged with violation of the national banking laws. '

Elks to Initiate.

Tomorrow Tuesday evening April 24th the Ligonier Elks will add eleven members by initiation ceremonies performed by the famous degree team of the Bluffton lodge. The evening's entertainment will conclude with a banguet. :

South Bend Man Dies.

- Newton D. Walter 70 prominent South Bend business man for many .years died Wednesday of apoplexy He had been engaged in the wholesale dry goods business though he had retired a number of years ago. , ‘ Fifteen for Noble 1 - The quota for Noble county at the citizens military training camp this year i fsifteen. Five young men have enlisted up to date. The term. for the camp is from June 20th to July 19th.

Reception at Elkhart

The Junior-Senior class reception of the Wawaka high school will be held at a hotel in Elkhart Thursday April 26. o

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Bloomington, Ind., April 23 — Courses of study and teaching staff are announced for a new unit of full time summer instruction to be opened June 16 at Winona Lake, by the Indiana University Extension Division. Fifty-two coures, with emphasis on teacher training, are described in a bulletin which is being mailed from extension headquarters to school exA full daily program of instruction will be offered, with credits equivalent to those for similar work on the State University campus here. Conrs-

Students in Acecident

Four young people from Syvracuse high school students figured in an auto accident between Milford and Syracuse Thursday evening when they were enroute to Blosser's Parlk Goshen to attend a party. George Peffly fifteen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Peffly was the only person seriously hurt and he was taxei by a Syracuse ambulance to the Gexeral hospital in Elkkhart. He suffered a fracture of the leg and numerous severe cuts and bruises. .

The car, a Buick touring was completely emolished. . Other oc¢cupants of the car were Henrietta Brunjes, Mary Hire and Dean Grady who was driving. The lights from -an approaching car blinded Grady and he struck a tree. :

Steals To Pay For Automobile

Frank Kraft 23 of Elkhart an employe of the Martin Band Instrument Co., was arrested at South Bend when he tried to sell a new $2OO gold-plated trumpet for $4O at a South Bend music store.. He had stolen the {rumpet from the Martin factory and admitted also the theft of another $175 instrument which had been sent to the factory for repairs. Kraft said he had not been working regularly and that he stole the instruments to make a payment on a car which he bought recently. .

Lawyer Held on Liquor Charge

Frank Plummer attorney was arrest ed at Wabash after he had been indicted by the grand jury on a charge of illegal possession of liquor. The indictment was returned as a result of the seizure of four gallons of grape wine taken from the basement of the Plummer home by high school boys last week. The boys were discovered in the house by the police during the absence of the Plummer family. .

Held For Death of Passenger

Claude Schiner 40 was arrested Thursday afternoon at Schiner’s home four miles north of South Bend on the Dixie highway and lodged in the county jail in connection with the death last Monday of Charles Stoney merchant policeman. A charge of manslaughter will be filed against Schiner in city court and authorities will seek to have him bound over to the grand jury.

Federal Parole Revoked

Luther Craig 19 of Muncie was in the Marion county jail awaiting removal to Leavenworth penitentiary to serve a two-year setence for robbing the Napoleon Ind., postoffice as a result of revocation of his suspended sentence by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell. Craig was arrested several weekks ago ‘at Muncie while driv ing an alleged stolen automobile. . ’ : Building Contract Let. . The city of Nappanee has awarded a contract for the construction of a 'new building for the municipal utility plant to the Hay-Weaver Co., of South Bend for $22,000. The new building is to be erected this summer. . v/Come and enjoy Esther Ralston in a splendid comedy drama and Adolphe] Menjou in a story as sweet and lovely as a Viennese lullaby. Two splendid pictures for the price of one at Cryxfi stal this Tuesday Wednesday and: Thursday. e : l

es will be carried on in Mount Memorial Hall, which has been r/rsed in the past by the privately opérated Winona summer school. A model training school for practice teaching will be operated in the Wayne public school building. Grounds of the Win ona park will be open to I U. students with -special rates for the seascn’s chautauqua program. ; The Winona summer extension courses will be divided into two terms the : first extending from June 16 to July 21 and the second from July 22

Two Fire Alarms.

An alarm from zone 16 Friday noon called the fire department to the residence of Roy Jorg on Lincoln Way west to extinguish a roof blaze on the house. The blaze had eaten a hole in the shingles when arrested. ' A sccond call from: zone 13 toox the department to the J. L. Levy property on East Third street .where sparks from the Schrock greenhouse smoke stack had set fire to the roof of the Levy barn. The damage in both instances was slight.

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to Aug. 25. Work offered for fteacers is both of an eléxrrerrtax‘y and advanced charaeter and designed to aid students either in completing license requirements or in raising grade of license heéld. . . ‘Dr. Ernest M. Linton associate direc tor of the 1. U. Extension Division who for eight summers has been connect¢d with the private Winona Summer School, will be in charge of the new state university summer extension courses and will teach courses in political science. . . :

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Samuel E. Jackson democratic candidate for congress in the Twelfth Indiana district and Chester K. Watson candidate for the state senate for the Allen-Noble district on the same ticket circulated among their friends in Ligonier Friday. o r SRE L e e § e

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOCIETY Services 'in Weir Block. . Sunday school 9:46 A M. - Lesson Sermon' 11:00 AL M Everybody welcome. :

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1t you have been dreading housecleaning, here is news that will mean a most welcome relief. Yol can now get 2 Hoover—with the same remarkable cleaning principle, “Positive Agitation,” found in the Greater Hoover—the priaciple that removes more dirt per minute than any other cleaner —for a price not a bit higher than that of anordinary vacium cléaner! Just think what an immeasurable help it will be to you, not only in getting rugs and carpets clean all the way through, but in removing, by means of its efficient dusting tools, the dirt from walls, woodwork and furniture. Telephone today and we,will give you an immediate demonstration of this big-value Hoover. Only $6.25 down; balance monthly; complete with dusting tools. Liberal allowance for your old cleaner. - o

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Dr. Caldwell watched the results of constipation for 47 years, and beiieved: that no matter how careful people are of their health, diet and exercise, constipation will oceur from time to time .regardless of how much one tries to avoid it. Of next importance, then, is how to treat it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always was in favor of getting as close to nature as possible, hence his remedy for -constipation, knowr as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, is a mild vegetable compounc{, It can not harm the most delicate system and is mot a habit forming preparation. Syrup Pepsin is pleasant-tasting, and youngsters love it. It does not gripe. Thousarcds of mothers have written us to that effeet. = ! : e Dr. Caldwell did not approve of drastic physics and purges. He did not believe they were good for human beings to put into their system. In a practice of 47 years he never saw any reason for their use when a medicine like Syrup Pepsin will empty the bowels just as gromptl{, more cleanly and gently, without griping and harm to the system. : . Keep free from constipation! It robs your strength, hardens your arteries and brings on premature old age. Do’ not let a dago_go by without a bowel movement. Do not sit and hope, but go to a druggist and get one of the generous bottles of Dr. Caldwell’'s Syrup ‘Rg'im Take the proper dose that night different person. Use Syrup Pepsin for

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yourself and members of the family in constipation, biliousness, sour and 'cmmgy stomach, bad breath, no appetite, headaches, and to break up fevers -and colds. Always have a bottle in the house, and observe these three rules of health: Keep the head cool, the feet warm, the bowels open. We would be glad to have you prove at ngur S;:g;_n;e ep!:f: much Df.go(_}gld—well’s 8 can mean to and yours. Just write “Syru Pepagr?,g Monticello, Illinois, and we w-uY send prepaid & FREE BAMPLE BO‘!'IR