Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 30B, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 August 1928 — Page 3

Rozelle Resigns His Job. ... Frank E. Rozelle of LaGrange United States marshal for the northern district of Indiana has sent his resignation to the attorney general at Washington D. C. = Rozelle has just returned from Washington where he conferred with department of justice officials. Rozelle s head of the Omaha Tapestry Paint company, the affairs of wheih are now being investigated, as the result of charges brought by R. E. Hicks, former South Whitley -publisher.

Rozelle was appointed to the position by President Coolidge last May, being recommended by Senators James E.- Watson and Arthur Robinson. Immediately after the appointment, charges brought against Rozelle’s company three years ago were revived by Hicks, and the department of justice authorized the investigation. :

Entertain at Shobe Home

Last Thursday evening Mrs. Robert Shobe and Mrs. Glade Rupert entertained at the home of the former a small company at bridge prizes for which were awarded to Mrs. Farreil Ott, Mrs. James Simpson and Mrs, Chester Smith. < : On Tuesday evening Mrs. Shobe and Mrs. Rupert gave a farewell party for Mrs. A. O. Shearer at Mrs. Rup» ert’s home. Prize winners were Mrs. Fred Starr, Mrs. Graham Lyon -and Mrs. Arthur Ferguson. Mrs. Shearer was presented a lovely guest prize.

Fort Wayne Man Killed

_~ Albert E. Perkins 55 was killed by an interurban car Monday night while walking along the tracks at Fort Wayne near the- country club where he was employed.

® Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Dr. John R. Wellington representing the Meigs Optical Shops of Goshen Ftort Wayne and South Bend will be a BINK’S JEWELRY STORE every Thursday afternoon and evenX‘lgl‘advice and glasses are backed by Indianas largest Optical Organization. » Reliable Service Thru-out Indiana

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Skull Fractured in Fall James Blake of Fort Wayne is uns conscious in the Methodist hospital of injuries received when he fel} from the rear of an automobile trucly at New Haven 'Monday night. Blake is about 50 years old. The accident occurred as the truck on which Blake was riding made a turn. He was seated on a box buj became unbalanced as the truck turned. He fell to the payment.

Trustee is Appointed

Walter Scranage Republican wells known farmer and chairman of thq Clinton township advisory board way Tuesday afternoon named trustee oy Clinton township Elkhagt county td fill out the unexpired term of Harry A. Beck who committed suicide last week.

Aged Lady Fisherman

Mrs. Catherine Fagan 88-year-old resident of Marion is at Silver Lake on a fishing trip after remarking at the time she obtained her license she did not want her “angling interrupted by fish and game wardens.”

Looks For Heavy Peach Crop. Picking of peaches began in Elkhart eounty this week with prospecty ’bright for a huge crop. Prices are ’to be high growers say dne to the comparatively small size of the Michis gan crop. 3 : ' Fuse Blows Out Leses ) When an electric fuse blew out in an interurban substation near Goshen Leo Zangerie of South Bend was sd badly injured doctors found it necess sary to remove his right eye. ~ Beautiful Colleen Moore’s best picture tonight at Crystal. ’ ‘

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Notice to T rs of Tax Levies IN THE MATTER OF DETERMINING THE TAX RATES FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES BY THE CITY OF LIGONIER, NOBLE COUNTY, INDIANA. : : : : Before the Common Council; o 3 Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 13th day of September, 1928, will consider the following budget: SRiary of MARYOr .. e g : Mayor’s office expenses and supplies ..........cooueenr. 10.00 $llO.OO Deputy City Clerk’s Balary .. ... o 0 0 avnal : _ City Clerk’s office expenses and supplies ... 100.00 420.00 Oty Treasurers salary &0 .. oo e 200.00 City Treasurer’s office expenses and supplies ........... 25.00 v 22500 Clty Attovnbys Salary ... . oo ooiiiegk iy 200.00 Hxpense of Public Bulldings ... ... .a 2 700.00 Salary of Street CommisSsioner ..................0...e... 1320.00 - : IRNAY OB SUEPRIS . e a 0 4320.00 T00ls: hnd MREBIRIE L e e s e BESEE BIORNIBE .o e e 1400.00 BUEERt BRI .o e o i e e SRR NG P SRREmING o e g SR Salary of marshal ... ... ... S seskes i shs s e din onsesh ek uia ipm AR o e ISBO 00 SEIaTy OF NlghL Wately oo o eee sl s SRS e Hxpense of Police DepPArtMGHL .. .. it 200 88 Balary Of Fire DODRYUmont ... ... o 0 e e G Hxpense of Pire DepsTlMent ... il se L aon 8 HNAIMBRLTeIIBIE . il ee e RIT Salary Board of Haalth ... .. ... Gest bs e e viias o 886 Supplies and miscellaneous expense Health Department .................. 1150.0¢C Salryoof DOMREII o e e e 400.00 i Srnnne snd sdvertislng .L 0 s 500.0(" |

Examination of lemrds 166(')0 Expense of parks Seherbssirisbeobivel initeds | Supdiavedboraramshariestasrainsiayis it ity 1000.00 oldenials o SERASE il e i IRO O Bondd -and Interest (bonll fund) . ... o e 7300.00 ' ‘ e $33380.00 ' ESTIMATE FUNDS TO BE' RAISED. ' < Total Estimated Expenditures sbietisareniint sonbingsbestsvassndastinssinai it sonss ok 9033 80.00 Daodnet Miscollaneous ReVENUE ... inmmitiidi e 500000 Lmount to be raised by taxation $313800q . _ PROPOSED LEVIES - : Det Tazabio pronesty .. o L D e eel $3168725.00 Name of Fund ' Amount of Levy To be Raised ENBERL L M e RO ~ $24080.00 Bongd . o L credrasssensesennenr 128 - 7300.00 R e $31380.00 Corporation poll tax 50 cents. : : Taxpayers appearing shall ilave the right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been determined, ten of more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final actien thereon, by filing a petition therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September and the State Board will fix a date of hearing in this county. Dated August 21, 1928. - J. C. KIMMELIL, Clerk. LELAND R. CALBECK, Mayor, N SRS RRy ATA gLA

Decatur Man Killed : H. A Straub 35 of Decatur was instantly killed Saturday evening when the automobile which he was driving across the Nickle plate railroad tracks at Fort Wayne was struck by a freight train. Straub received internal injuries which caused his death. The automebile was demolished and carried down the tracks 500 feet. e

Mr. and Mrs. Carey Gard and daughter Mildred of Topeka had as dinner guests Monday Mrs. Mae Walter of Amarillo Texas, Mrs. E. C. Stewart cf Ligonier and Mrs. John Gard and children of Millersburg.

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M. E. Chureh Notices.

Sunday School at 9:30. / Public Worship at 10:30. Sermon by the pastor. et : Union strvice at this church at 7:30 Rev. Risley- bringing the message. This will be the last of the Union Services for this season and we hope that there will be a large crowd on hand. These services have been very good and the fellowship has been very fine. Let us keep this fine spirit of cooperation going along all the time. 'The pastor will be back from his vacation and ready for the Sunday morning service. Let us have a good crowd at Sunday school and church Sunday morning as well as Sunday evening. 3 -

Those who desire to give cash instead of fruit or vegetables or other articles to the Mtthodist hospital will please hand it to the pastor on Sunday at the close of the services. We hope that this church will respond in a fine way to this worthy cause.

Mrs. Jesse Waleer Mrs. E. C. Stewart Mrs. John Gard and son Charles were Goshen and Fort Wayne shoppers Thursday and Friday.

Jhe HOOVER It BEATS--.- as it Sweeps . as it Cleans (D V? ::3'?‘-.-..... @ 3( s b % & ri(. : : g,. : : =B ~ 1t gets'more d. p. m. (dirt per minute) If you want a definite measure of the superiority of The Hoover over ordinary vacuum cleaners, you will find itin this . fact: The Hoover gets more dirt per minute than any otherelectric cleaner. That means that The Hoover gives you faster cleaning—easier cleaning —more thorough cleaning. - . Can you be satisfied with less? o ~ * The Hoover may be purchased on most con- - venient terms—only $6.25 down, the balance monthly. Liberal allowance for yourold cleaner. ~ Telephone for a home - demonstration. No obli- ' gatiqn. Ligonier

’ F-Head Motor » Paternnts F-Head Mota 5 g o, % e i P el . 5 33 = s \’ %, i 1. » "!L.W T(N \ . NP . Sl s ' : ' ; : The U.S. Patent Office has granted patents to the Hudson Motor - Car Company on the “F-Head’’ high-compression motor.| The | patent—No. 1,656,051, relating to internal combustion engines—- ' covers the entire arrangement of valves, spark plugs and com- j E bustion chamber. f - { | ' With the new patented design Hudson motors now are built with a compression : ’ ratio of nearly 6to I—or 20 per cent above the average—with correspondingly - high standards of acceleration, fuel economy and power. It is practically im- - - possible to make the motor knock under even the mgst adverse operating con- : ditions. The motor is the liveliest, most po-werfum economical Hudsen has ever built, i ; * s %1250 and up ' % ‘ All prices f. 0. b. Detroit : ; Buyers can pay for cars out of income at lowest available charge for interest, handling and "‘-"!'m o HUDSON-ESSEX SALE | | oo . ® . Roy Elijah Ligonier, Indiana .~ QGlen Roe

. Makes Long Trip. f William H. Bender member of the Ligonier city council and its president, since his return from a pleasure trip last Friday has been busy preparing the budget for the city covering the expenditures of the coming vear. “I had the time of my life,” saig Mr. Bender. He was absent just thirty days in company with his brother and nephew from California. The trip of 4,000 miles was made in an automobile and included sights of interest around the national capitol, New York city and the New England states. Crossing into Canada a tour was made of that country. “ The younger members of the party had never been east and the sights in that portion of the United States were new to them and proved a revelation. : > :

Accepts Hoover Resignation

President Calvin Coolidge Tuesday accepted the resignation of Herbert Hoover as secretary of Commerce and appointed William F. Whiting of HolyokeM ass., as the new secretary.

The oath of office was administered. at Coolidge’s private office by court attaches of Superior. Whiting arrived there early in the day to hold a conference with Coolidge.

Dies of Imjuries

Luther Pullin 27 of Columbia City died of injuries received in an aus tomobile accident when he was driving a car through Detroit and was struck by another car containing three persons. He is survived by two daughters. e

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Beautiful as Pontiac Six has been in the past—greatasits performance has proved — — today’s Pontiac Six is even more beautiful, even more thrilling than ever to drive!

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Home Realty and Investment Co. ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR LEVY BLOCK, LIGONIER, IND. - J. L. HENRY Manager City Properties and Farms for sale tfinat will appeal to you, especially when you consider t!xe possibility of future prices. , - FARMLOANS | 57 FFDERAL LAND BANK FARM LOANSS% O wtth EXCEPTI()N{\L Privelefge Clause | Lo SECUNITIES | The Securities that we have to offer, are of the highest type. GRAVEL ROAD, SCHOOL, PUBLIC UTILITY and REAL ESTATE PREFERRED STOCK, all TAX FREE. . - ~ Official Indiana License Branch Automobile, Truck, Chauffeurs Licjénse, Cerlificates of Titles and Transfers. All.given special . o : attention. ‘

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To the beauty and style of long, low bodies by Fisher, Oakland has added the swagger touch of smaller, smarter wheels and larger tires. Mechanical advancements

result in greater speed and power. Until you have seen ‘and driven it you cannot realize what style, what color " and what performance to- - day’s Pontiac Six affords.