Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 13B, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 April 1928 — Page 2

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Pig Club Growing. i Thirty applications for the Noble County Pig Club have already been received and there are prospects for a great many more. The club promises to be quite large this summer not ounly in memi®rs but in accomplishments as. well. The club organizes about June 1. . Those who are not already enrolled are ‘urged to send in their applications at once.

Mishawaka Man Is Killed,

Allis Kneller 22 son of Mr. and irs. Joseph Bintz of Mishawaka was fatally injured early Sunday morning when aFord car he was driving collided with a street car. Kneller was thrown from thec ar and sustained a fracture of the sl aund died hefore he could be given medical assistance. Kneller is believed to have {allen asleep. .

. Married at Albion. Edward Tipton of Rome City aad Miss Ogden JMorr of Albion were quietly united in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents Dr. and Mrs. 4. W. Morr at Albion Sunday at high noon. ' ; :

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

: For County Sheriif. 1 desire to announce to my frieunds that I am a candidate for sheriff of Noble connty on the republican ticket and ask their suport in the primary May Sth. o o LAURENCIEE WOLF.

FOR SHERIFF

1 desire to announce my candidacsy for sheriff of Noble County on t(he democratic ticket in the primary May Bth. The support of the voters will be appreciated. . M. G. WILLIAMS ILigonier 11b

FOR SHERIFY

Please take notice that I am a candidate for Sheriff of WNoble County subject to the Democrat Primary May. 8 1928. Any assistance given in my behalf will be greatly apreciated. PHRRY 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 anmounce my candidacy for the nomination of Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court subject to the will of the voters of the Democra:ic primasy May 8 1938. _ BARRIETT MILLER, Albion : 6abw

_ FOR SHERIFF I take this means to anncunce my nmmme as a candidate for Sheriff of Noble county on the Republican ticket sabject to the primary election Tuesdwy Mwy 8 1028, f BEUGENE J PARKBR ,

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 {s amnocunce my wime a 8 e onn@idate for Sheriff on the Bepublican tieket subject to the pimary oo May the Sth. - ARCHTE M. BORTNER s Clerk Announcement I wish to announce my candidacy for the nomination of Clerk of the Noble Circunit Count on the democratic . tigket subject to the Primary election May Sth., ; el - FRANCES M. BEANE 3:

Clalms Brimileld Girl as Bride. Lioyd ¥. Mead of Ldsbhon and Miss Gl7l 6a ize Albcugh of Brimfield were untied in marriage Sawrday evening M. B parsecnage at Kendallville Rev. J. A. Rhoades performed the nuptials. The bride is the daughter of Mr. amd Mrs. Frank Albaugh of Brimfield aéd the bridegroom the son of Mr. and “Mrs. Mert Mead of Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. Mead will reside near Lisbon where they will engage in farming. 7

Baccalaureate Serviees At Avilla

The first event that will mark the close of the high school festivities at Avilla was held Sunday evening at the Evangelical church when the baccainureale exercises were held Rev. Ira Stecl pastor of the Evangelical church delivered the sermon and was apssisted in the wBvices by Rev. B. V. Smith Fort 'Wayne. There are eleven graduat.-s six bors and five girls. The commencement will be held next Friday evening.

Highwayman Robs Auatoist

Highwaymen forced Geo Redderson of Antwerp O. to drive his automobiie into a ditch near Woodburn about 7 o’clock Monday night and then robbed him according to a report received by police. Redderson was enroute home from Fort Wayne. Redderson was robbed of $5O in cash checks for £l2, a 17-jewel gent's watch and a lad¥’'sw rist watch.

Yisit OQut and In.

The Goshen News Times of Monday contained the following items: “Mr. and Mrs. James Kinnison accompaied by Mrs. Peter Silburn and Mrs. John Cavin of Ligonier were Sunday visitors of George W. Kinnigon on South Sventh street” “Airs., Ed Taylor and granddaughter Mary Clason. speyt Saturday in Ligoonier with Mrs. Taylor’s father-in-law and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor.”

Accident May Prove Fatal

It was reporied that injuries suffered Thursday night in an automebile accident might prove fatal to George Peffley 16 of Syracuse who was taken to the Elkhart hospital witi: a fractured skull fractured jawe bones lacerated eye and broken hip.

A Girl on a Pullman is worth two It's everybody's business -to laagl on the station platform. See Marie and Richard Dix has provided the Prevost in this laugh riot at Crystal means in “Sporting Good” ai Crystal Friday and Saturday. Sunday and Monday.

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| Picks Up Live Wire ; Oras Masterson truck driver for the Weils county highway depatiment was severely burned about the hands Tuesday afternoon when he picked up a live tension wire charged with 2,200 volts of electricity on the Hoosier highway five miles south of Bluffton. Masterson was taken to the Wells County hospital where physicians are making every -effort to - save the fingers on bhoth hands. ‘The heavy gloves which DMasterson was wearing when he picked up the wire are believed to have saved his life. Masterson picked the wire up to place it on one side of the road. He did not. know that it was charged }Wii.h electricity.

Sedan Stolen From Garage -

A new standard Hudson sedan recently. brought to the Schrader & Son garage from the factory, was stolen from the garage some time after nine o'clock Monday night at Columbia City. The machine was secn in its parking place in the garage at that hour. The thieves moved three Essex cars to get at the new machine and then ran It out of the garage. It had a dealer’s iicense number of M3OO on it. Ligonier police were notified of the theft. ! : :

Milford Man Injured

David Mentchrich of Milford was slightly injured and his machine demolished ‘Saturday afternoon when it was struck by another auto driven by Thomas H. Myers of near Goshen, at the road intersection in Waterford. Mrs. Mentchrich riding with her husband was uninjured.

Weaver Makes Coniession. Valentine D. Weaver former president of the defunct National Bank at LaGrange in the trial of Clyde A. Waib in federal court at Ft. Wayne confessed that he uttered forged notes to the amount of 381,315 for the Walb Lonstruction company covering a period of three years.

Grimes Boy Dies

Laverne Grimes 10 year cld son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grimes of Cromwell died of pneumonia at his hoane Saturday morning at nine o’cloci:.

~Suirers Injuries. - j Mrs. J. C. Vanderburg suffered a digiocated ankle and painful bruises, Tuesday morning when she was thrown from her saddle at the Kendallville fair ground race track, and dragged a short distance. According to Mrs. Vanderburg the horse became frightened and she was thrown to the ground. Her foot was caught in the stirrup, and the frightened horse dragged her along the ground, inflicting a number of severe bruises. | ; | Death of Avilla Youth. } } Cecil Lash age 20 died in Sacred Heart hospital Garrett Saturday evening from complications incident to injuries sustained over a year ago when agravel truck he was driving upset near Fairbanks corners north of Avilla. He had never fully recovered from the injuries. He had been at the hospital for the past two months, = ' Suicides Near Angola. E. H. Nahrwold 26 of Fort Wayne died at the home of his mother Mrs. Augusta Muller at Lake James a few iminutes after he had stabbed himsclf over the heart with a- pocket knife and had drunk a quantity of poison. Mr. Nahrwold was a print& by profession. | ‘ ; e o AR 5 { Dies Near Albion I' Mrs. -Gertrude Jagquay age 52 years !wife of Herbert Jaquay died about !12:30 o'clock Sunday at her home jthree and one-half miles southeast of Albion from paralysis. She had been in ill health more than two years. . . :

Has Fractured Arm.

Homer Nelson a North Side resident, is laid up on account of the fracture of a bone in his left arm just above the wrist. He fell on the steps of the U. B. church last Sunday morning and suffered the injury. Undergoes Operation Glenn son of Mr. and Frank Willit residing near Diamond lake submit ad to an operation at his home to relieve enlarged glands on his neck, He is reported as recoverine. : Sturgis Farmer Ends Life. J. E. Kime, 77, killed himself with a shotgun in the barn on his farm near Sturgis Monday. He fired the charge through his stomach. The body was found by the widow.

Conference at Garrett. o -A district conference of the Ameri-: can Legion Auxillary was held in Carrett today. There were delegates from Auburn, Waterloo, Angola, LaGrange, Albion, Ligonier, Fort Wayne and Columbia City. Registration started at 10 a.m., followed by a business session. Lunch was served in the Methodist ' church basementu! Speakers at the luncheon were Rev. H. J. Jordan of the Garrett Presbyterian church, past adjutant of thei Amerjcan Legion of Arkansas, .and Rev. B. M. Bechdolt of the M. E. church of Garrett. Nearby' Deaths. : Joseph Kime, 84, complications, Topeka; Mrs. Martin Stull, 22, Goshen; Mrs. Sarah Werkhoff, 82, senility, ‘Elkhart; Neri Swihart 77 complications, Goshen; Mrs. Martha Myers, 0, dies of injuries suffered in a fall, Goshen; C. W. Paul, 60, poisoning, Elkhart; Daniel Haley, 76, paralysis Decatur; Mrs. C. O. Taylor, Bright's disease, Columbia City; E. G. Overlease, 58, found dead in bed at his home in Goshen, heart disease. : A Son is Born Mr. and Mrs. Conrad White are rejoicing in the birth of a son born to (them in Goslien hospital Monday af 'ternoon and reported by Dr. Black ""he youngster weighed six and a half pounds and will answer to the name of Charles Francis White.

Gored by Cow.

Will Hamilton, residing near

Columbia City, suffered painful injaries when she was gored by a cow. Ten stitches were required to close ¢bhdominal injuries received by Mr: Hamilton. ; 3

Home krom Extended Trip. Mrs. Albert Bordner is home from 2 visit of ten weeks with her daugh tor Mrs. Burley Miller at South Bend and Mrs. Howard 'Hartman at 'Jan» panee. i . : ; i Auto Is<. Stolen irvin Best of Nappanee reported ¢ the police that his Essex coach had een stolen -at - Elkhart Saturdanight. : - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Wetr Block. Sunday school 9:45 4 M Lesson Sermen 11 60 & M - C Wvyarwlvade welsaen .

Suifering From Bloocd Polson

Mrs. Frank Wade of north of Or-! mas was taken to the Lutheran hospital at Fort Wayne Sundayv by Dr. Ben Pence for treatment for bloed poison. Her right hand has become infected and blood poison has developed. - o e [ Collen Moore in “Her Wild Oat" at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and ‘Thursday. S

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Syracuse Commencement

Twenty-two graduates of the Syracuse high school recelved diplomas last Friday everning when the Syracuse high sehool commencement exercises were ‘held in thec ommunity building. The Rev. Charles W. Whitman of Greensburg, Indiana delivered the eommencemet, address which was very - inspiring and = educational. Sack’s orchestra of Ligonier furnished the musicr '

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