Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 34B, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 September 1928 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Established 1856 Published by : THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. ; W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotherman, Manager el Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana, as second class matter. Sl i, O X 5 sT SO i 3 B NS eMe,. e TR Death of Mrs. Matilda Groves Mrs. Matilda Groves 70 years old, widow of Frank -Groves died Sunday noon at her home in Milford. Her husband who died four years ago was for many years a well known druggist at Milford. Mrs. Groves herself had spent all of her life in Milford.

- THE NEW - SPARTON ~ RADIO HAS ARRIVED and is now on display at Kiester Electric Shop Shep Phions 481 Night Phone 298

Home Realty and Investment Co. ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR : LEVY BLOCK, i.IGONIER, IND. J. L. HENRY Manager City Properties and Farms for sale that will appeal to you, especially when you consider the possibility of future prices. . FARM LLOANS = 57 FFDERAL LAND BANK FARM LOANBS7 O wtth EXCEPTIONAL Privelege Clause J/0 - SECURITIES The Securities that we have to offer, are of the highesti' type. GRAVEL ROAD, SCHOOL, PUBLIC UTILITY and REAL ESTATE PREFERRED STOCK, all TAX FREE. : » Official Indiana License Branch Automobile, Truck, Chauffeurs License, Cerlificates of Titles and Transfers. All given special attention. :

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2-Door Sedan, $745; Coupe, $745; Spore Roadster, $745; Phaeton, $775; Cabriolet, 3”:3&0.. : s.edan. $825; Sport Lsﬁm;lgegan. 3873; lOaklgnd All-American ?ﬂu:ie $1045 to $1265, Drices factory. Cﬁi i Se : eut 5 i handl: i ) General Motors !;f","’w Phidacss E‘nga mmku: minimum rate. ’ | LAS igonier, Ind | :,»: 1 : . BEN GLASER, Ligonier, Ind. : S ’oS o L § : . . : » S o b e b: : Sl ' 4 : e i : : : t/.\...J g R S i 0N 3 5 : ERODpDUET O ¢ CENERAL 20 T ORS

: Wolif Lake Boy Badly Hurt, | | Henry Wysong of Wolf Lake had iboth k-nes below the knee of his !right 1. 5 fractured in a baseball game ?atx Columbia City Sunday beiween the ‘Colun;.bla City Grays and Warsaw. %Wysoug was injured in the second inning when he slid into home p-late:% He was a student at Purdue Univer- % sit 7. A benefit game for Wysong% iwiil be staged next Sunday. Warsaw. ‘won Sunday's game by a score of 5 'ito 1. Wysong was catching for tC()Eumbia City when injured. ‘ Hurt at Factory. » ] Albert Holderman of New Paris, . who is employed in a Goshen factory suifered a fracture of his jaw Tues- . day morning while at work. He was re . moved to Goshen hospital where an X- ay picture was taken. |

Today’s Pontiac Six is built in America’s most modern automobile plaut—a vast daylight factory erected less

than two years ago. Here are special machines, special processes and special methods' of precision control far surpassing the accepted practice. Here are literally hundreds of inspectors enforcing the law of accuracy with an iron hand. Here every Pontiac s'x

137th Fleld Artillery Reunion The first annual reunion o fthe 137th Field Amtillery regiment, which was formerly the old Third Indiana National Guard regiment will be held at Pottawatomie Park South Bend, Indiana on Sunday September 23. All former members of the 137th F. A. and of the old Third Indiana and their families are invited to attend this reunion. The program calls for a dinner to be served in cafeteria style at the park at 1:00 P. M. This will be followed by a business meeting and then there will be athletic events. Reservations should be made with George Miller 103 N. Main St., South Bend, Ind. The organization was founded in 1927 while the state eonvention of the American Legion was being held in South Bend. At that time the following officers were elected: QGeorge Miller President; Henry Sibrel Secretary-Treasurer.

The Grand Army of the Repubic, although only 1,500 strong this year attacked Denver Tuesday. A “war” bulletin issued from G. A. R. national encampment headguartsrs said “We have atacked the city and found it receptive” From Maj. W. H. Mershon 83 “the drummer boy of Shiloh” who lives at Winchester, Ind;, and is perhaps one of the youngest veterans there to Fred Williams of Long Beach Calif., who claims the record age of 101 years the boys in blue are engaged in one of the greatest “play time’ encampments of the army. - :

Fred Certain Grant county deputy sheriff is dead of bullet wounds allegedly inflicted by D. W. Harvey, Saturday night. Harvey is alleged to have killed Constable Frank Ury at the same time.

~ The deputy sﬁrif,f was wounded Saturday night skortly after the constable was slain. Ury was fired upon by Harvey when he went to his home to serve a summons in a dispossession suit police said. ~ Certain and other officers engaged in a gun battle with Haryey who barricaded himself in his home at Marion.

Clemency for Shumaker Sought Possibility of extension of executive clemency to Dr. B. S. Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana AntiSaloon league in his} conviction for contempt of court was being discussed in the office of Governor Ed Jackson Tuesday. : Participating in the conference were* Governor Jackson Bishop H. H. Fout, president of the league; E. A. Miles league attorney; and the Rev. E. H. Winders a trustee of the league

Trio of Students Decamp. Local police Monday were asked to search for three youths who Sunday ran away from the Culver Military academy. Officials of the school gave their names as Mark Revard Jr,, 18; Arthur Richard Elliott 17 and Jack Robert Blakesly 18. :

Fractures Hip. Mrs. S. H. Plank of Goshen fractured her right hip when she fell down stairs in her home. She was taken to Goshen hospital where an X-ray picture was taken. : Fillmore Price a former trustee of Perry township came from his farm near Syracuse Tuesday and called on old friemds in Ligonier. :

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THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Blue Line Grows Dim

Two Officers Dead

< Obituary. « Fay Basil Leming, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Leming of this city was born in LaGrange county INovember 24 1896 and departed this life Sept. 13 1928 aged 31 years 8 months and 20 days. : Nearly his entire life was spent in Ligonier or the immediate vicinity where he has made for hmself a host of friends. i

He was united in marriage July 16 1925 to Miss Georgia Ott of this city and to this union were born two children Charline and Theora Jane who with his wire his father mother-and brother Willis of this city besides many other relatives remain .o mourn his departure. One brother Olin Thaddus having proceeded him into the great bevond while still in infancy. Brother Fay was made,a Free and accepted Mason in Ligonier Lodge No. 185 F. and A. M Dec. 9 1920. In his departure we lose a kind and loving father, husband son and brother but his brief span of life was well spent as indeed he fitted his life as a living stone ' for that house not made of hands eternal in the Heavens and he used the trowel to spread the cement of brotherly love and affection. Card of Thanks :

We desire to take this method. to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the many many friends and neighbors who so generously asgisted us in the death of our loved one and also thank the friends for the floral offerings. : ! Mrs. Fay Leming. < Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R Leming -Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leming.

Benton, Richville New Paris Churches Ross J. Hutsinpiller Pastor. This is the week of our Fall Missionarv meetings for Stewardship cultivation. In each church or in the schools of the community will be & Boys’ and Girls meeting conducted by the pastor. At five each day at the church will be a mission study class under ‘the supervision of Rev. J. H. Royver of Syracuse. At six will be a pot-luck carry-in supper at the church for the families of the community and the visiting pastors and at seven-thirty the evening program. There will be live, brief talks at the supper hour and at the evening program. The climax wiil be Elih Fdnoe’s famous play. “The Christ of the Indiana Road” Let everyone feel Ithat this is a personal invitation to attend. The meetings on our cireuit are all this week Benton Thursday . and Richville Friday. We invite you to attend. :

KIMMELL REALTY CO. Real Estate Bulletin The. following is a partial list of our out of town properties we have listed. Give us a call and let us tell you more about them. 9 room . frame house with water and lights, double garage on Wilden Street Goshen. Will trade for farm. 5 room modern house in Indianapolis. Would trade for Noble County farm. : : 10 room house at 606 N. Main St. Nappanee all modern Full basement Paved Street. Will trade for 80 acre farm. : 5 room residence and two lots in Rome City. BElectric lights. Good outbuildings. Price $lBOO. 5 room house and two lots in Kimmell Price $lOOO. 4 room one story house on E. Creghton Fort Wayne. Will trade for smal 1 tract of land. : , 5 room house at 35th Street, South Bend. Modern house at 31st Street, Mishawaka. Will trade both properties for Noble County farm. 6 room frame house and lot at Wilmot. - Price $l2OO. : Kimmell Realty Co. Office First Floor Citizens Bank : Bnll_ding, Phone 800 ! LIGNIER, INDIANA

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\'f Auto Toll Heavy. . ~ Six hun and fifty sutomobile accidents Indiana during August took a toll of 16 lives and injured 311 persgns according to the state police report to Frederick E Schortemeier secretary of state. , iDamage was sustained by 233 auto[mobilee. Two persons were killed and 21 injured in collisions between lautomobiles and other objects.

The first checks issued in payment of the milk received at the Ligonier Creamery during the first week, that is from October Ist to 6th, will be distributed to patrons on Saturday morning October 13th and after that on every Saturday regularly for the milk sold during the previous week. | : o 34bat

State Medical Meet.

- The seventyninth annual convention of the Indiana State Medical association which will be held at the Hotel Gary in Gary September 26, 27 and 28 will be one of the outstanding scientific gatherings in the history of Indiana medicine judging from the detailed program made public today.

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