Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 36B, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 October 1928 — Page 3

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* Denly They Cornered Market, - Reports that W. 8. Snyder and two McGuffey men had eornered the north fern Indiana and Southern Michigan ‘yellow onion market were denied at iAviHh by? Louis Ruderman, prominent ;local onion grower and dealer. ~ |“No one is cornering the market,” Ruderman said: “In fact everybody including Snyder is buying less onions this year because prices are high ‘er. We have only two-thirds ¢f the }crop’we had last year.. Prices today irange from $3.25 to $3:50 a hundred lpmmds ‘as compared with $l.OO to 151.25 last. yvear.” B S

P Death of Mrs. Cook. [ Rosann, aged nearly 71 years, wife ~of David W. Cook -died Monday evenling.' the direct result of a fall six 'weqks‘ previous. The deceased had ‘been a residént of Ligonier for many years and 'waf,-'.;an industrions woman. \Surviving besides the husband is a tson and three daughters. The funeral was held from the Brown funeral thome Wednesday afternoon o Withr (burial in Oak Park. . e = Fughtive &5 Located, Clinton S. Carnes, the missing treas urer of the Home Mission Board cf the Southern Baptist association at Atlanta, Ga., charged with stealing more than $1,000,000 of the association’s funds has been ecaptured at Winnipeg and will be returned to (Gieorgia for trial. ' e

2 Foreign Missioneries, The fifty-first annual_ convention of the Fort Wayne district Woman's Foreign Missiona ryjlmfimmexhodist; Episcopal church will be held Monday and Tuesday, October 8 and 9 at Simpson Methodist church in Fort Wayne. The sessions are-open—to-all pastors and wives in the district. ‘ ~ Twelve Marshals Appointed. Marshals to canvass. -the vote for presidential—elector in 12 of the 13 Indiana_congressional districts anc state were appointed by Governpr Ed Jackson. , : ] o Reformed Synod Meets, “The eighth annual.meeting of the Synod of the “Med-west, Reformed chureh in the United States, 01)enod’ at Terre Haute Wednesday and will continue umtit—Saturday. More than |

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Indiana Nohle County 8S: _ln the matter of the Estate of Johii R. Mault, ‘deceased. = No. 3045, , In the Noble Circuit Court October Perta 1928, e ~ Notice is ‘hereby given that the undi;rsig"néd as: Administratpx‘ wit hthe will anneved of the estate of John R. Mault deceased has filed his ‘account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination ard action ot said Court at the Court House at Albion, Indiana, on the 26t1¥ day of October 1928 at- which time and- place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said _Cq,uljt ard show cause, if any theré be, why said. account should not beapproved, And the heirs, devisees and legatess of said decedent and all others interested. in said Estate, are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. . o : : f : . Simon Schloss, Administrator with the will annexed. . Pested October 2nd. 1928. @ = ~ William H. Wigton, attorney.: | . 36b2t

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STATE r'm"rmf -BOARD BUS %o‘ns' Are Belng Made at In“dianapoelis To Send Eléction Bal- . lots To Each € “in State With the time” for the state and national elegtfons 'November 6 approaching ~Tapidly the office of the state pfinting board is a scene of activity as preparaéionsuare made for sending out election supplies to each of the counties in the state. : 0@&@?“} the counties have been asked to send in a list of the number of precificts in their counties as sey;er'al have reported changes in the boundaries and number. A total of 2,000,000 ballots must be printed for the state sample state and presidential elector vote. The number is based on the fact that 1,900,000 were cast in. the:|last election, two yéiars ago, . . | . Many questions gs to the length of residence required have been received by thes tate board of election commissioners. The public also is not fully informed on [the recent repeal of the registration [law. ; Six months in thle state 60 days in the county; and 30 days in the precinct are the residence qualifications. Registration is r]un,-rnecessal'_v,dbut the voter may save Xhe trouble of answering challenges if he sees that his name is on the poll books of each party before election time. ‘The absent voters law has beeii répealed. All mtingl mugt be “in per--500" -this year—— ~—— - : —Oetober 17 is the final date for parties to file tickets, Conwvéntion ceriticates have been filed by the Democratic the Republican ‘organizations, and the Socialist Prohibitien and Naional parties atso have listed their -andidates. ’Fl)e»vifi’ork’ei‘s" party is Ictive in getting ;the necessary 500 lames on a petitiol and is expected 0 get it in_snon.‘ H"rinting‘ of ballots itarts October 197 ————

12th District Legion Delegate - Murl 'Gipe; of the Captain Ray P. Harrison Post of the American Leg-Tom-uf—Cotumibia—City—will be the only delegate from the Twelfth district to the national convention of the American .Legion whi}-h will be held at Sair-Antonia, Texas. Gipe‘was chosen ava*de}eg.nc;_apure state convention Of thg Indiana Legrion.- e - He will leave Thursday with a party of Warld’ War veterans from Fort Wayne. There wi_tl be two carloads in the party. With Gipe will be Carl Czink, Carl Smith, of Fort Wayne and J. W. Russell of lPie‘i‘?eton. ~ln another c¢ar in the same party will be Messrs. Waterhouse, Haas, Hess and Dodane, all Fort Wayne: veterans. Elkhart Boy Injured. ‘ Junior Theodore|Struble, 20, of Elk: hart, s in a serioils condition at Elkhart General hospital as the result of injuries receivel when the auto in which ‘he was mding and which was being driven by |Luther -Phillips of Elkhart, was strudk by a Detroit-Chi-cago -bus, which ailed to stop for a signal at the col‘ljcr of Indiana avenu® and’” Franklin street. v

. Phillips and Mijton Brown of Chicago, driver of thie bus, escgpeg serious injury, the former being slightly bruised. - The |pleasure -car was badly damaged. | . Lo

-~ . One ‘to [Ten Years v The young man| giving his name as Jesse James, jr., (who had been confined in the Noble county jail some weeks entered a [plea of guilty to a ;c.haf'ge of burglary in circuit court Tuesday and was sentex}ced to from one to ten years;l A L Will Boadast| from W.0.W.0. Samuel D.‘.l‘ackson. candidate for congressman from the Twelfth district . will broade¢ast from station W.0.W.0. at Foxt Wayne 'Saturday, October 6th from|1:00 to 1:15 o'clock.

: J. PJs Appointed. l The Noble »Cdiunty Commissioners in session Monday named two justices of the peace, Henry G. Cobb at Rome City and L. A. Maggart for Cromwell. S > Thieves Rob Chureh. : Thieves b’roke! into the Methodist church at Cra\\tfordsvil-le ransacked every room, stole $1.50, a: bunch of key; and all of tlle communion\ bread.‘ / = S 2 Forty I)Evorce Cases. There are forty divorce cases pending at the present term of the Noble circuit court. [The criminal ' docket contains 58 cases. : Nothing but 'naise&for “My Best Girl”, starring Mary Pickford at the Crystal tonightj’ o : Mrs. M. J. E#aker of Kimmell be‘came a member of the W. R. C. of Ligonier on Tgursday‘ evening.

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: Hurt .in Grid Game, ' Relph Becker, star halfback of the Kendallville football team, * who' is confined in Lakesid® hospital suffer‘ing from injuries received in the Columbia City Kendallville szame ;’s‘amrday. has no broken leg-—giespile Tumors that one ov.both hisilegs were broken. Coach Aubrey Stanley, in commenting on Becker's case, said Becker was taken to the hospital only bccause high schoel officials did not wish to impose his care on his mother, and so that expert traimed nursing could hasten his recovery. o s e sesteme e s - Clerk Fools Robber = A careful laid plot to rob the cash drawer of the newly opened -Hotel‘ Indiana at Elkhart, missed fire by the barest fraction, and as a result, the night ‘clerk of the hotel, €. N. Rockwell, is recovering from a terrific blow on the beck of the head, and po-. lice are searching for Robert Preston, alias “Terry LuLane”, as the alleged would-be robber. :

© Milk of Human Kindness,. : A corn field of 15 acres was cut 1, two hours and three-quarters by 50 neighbors and friends of Frank Meth-. od, well known Nnew' Paris garage owner, Friday night. The party gathered at the farm southeast of the town and did the work by moonlight. Mr. Method, it Will be J:em,gg_;bgréd was injured iman aute-aceident near Midd igan City about a nionth=ago. . | oFolane Nite ‘Bobeck, the Asumfig;fie; this sketch; wag born in Sweden, Nov. 13, 1847. On Ma¥ch.2o, 1869, he was united in marriage with Mary Christena Johnson. To this uniomr Were born five children, William, who lives near the Richville churc¢h: Mrs. Fan-

ny_.Larson, of near Ligonier; DMrs. Frieda Vorhis, who died 12 years ago:; Claus who lives near the old home; ‘and Matilda who is at home. Mr. Bobeck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Bobeck came to America in 1871. Nils ‘and his son William followed and came to America _ih 1883 and ‘settled here on the farm on which he lived and died. After providing a home he sent back to Sweden for the rest of his family, who came in 1888, thus reuniting the family in America, Mr. Bobeck was a good husband, father and neighbor and will be greatly missed. # " :

He died Monday morning, Sept. 24, about five .o’clock, aged 80- years, 10 months and 11 days. He leaves beg hind t(} mourn their loss his faithfm wife, ffour children, 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren, besides three brothers and one sister in America and one sister back in Sweden, and a host of friends. - Mr. Bobeck, when'an infant, was baptized in® the Luthern church of Sweden and at the proper age was received into membership in the church by the rite of confirmation. i While he lived in Sweden he was _a,“ regular and faithful attendant at the se?vices of the church. When he came to America, where he had to learn a new language, and new religion and church customs he never started in to cléurch. How unfortunate it is that he did not. However, we bury his remain ifn the faith he confessed, and in which he was baptized and confirmed and commit his soul into the hands of God. L It is interesting to note that Mr. and Mrs. Bobeck were looking forward to the celebration of 'the 60th anniversary of their marriage the 20th of next Mareh. : . Funeral services were held Thurslday, September 27, at the Richville M. E. church, Rev. Arbaugh, pastor lof the Grace Lutheran church at Syracuse, officiating. Burial in Ligonier cemetery. _ »

. Big Fish Heads. There are exhibited in the window of, Weaver's Hardware ‘two big~ fish heads, a pike and a bass. 'The pike weighed sixteen pounds and the bass six. The fish were secured at Lake Wawasee by Guy Calbeck. ° : Galloway in Hospital, : Sam H. Galloway, formerly of Ligonier,. a member of the Kendallville city council is in Lakeside hospital in that city receovering from an appendicitis operation. ol Goes to Cireleville. C. M. Wertz, formerly principal of the Ligonier high school, has accepted a position as principal of the high school at 'Circleville. : - e eee ey ‘Attend the matinee next Sunday and avoid the night crowd—for everyone is going to see and hear Jack and 'Gene and Jake from W.L.S. f

e Teacher is Missing. i Search for Archie Brinneman, wko has been missing since Apgust when he left the home of Mrs. R. L. Friel, of Huntingtom, his mother, to go to Monticello where he had been engaged to teach, has been renewed. A description of the 'young man wag broadcast from a radio station at Nashville, Tenn., last Saturday night, The young man’s mother is sericusly ill at Nashville, . . ' Niles Girl Killed. - Violet Jay, 19, of Niles died in the l\_'iles\ hospital Monday meorning from the effects of :injuries she suifered when the (:arlizl."\\'hich‘slxe was Tiding was struck by a hit and run driver shortly aftér midnight Sunday. Miss Jay was seriously cut by a shower of bfoken glass in the accident, and died before she could be give nmedical. attention. ;

Making Many Improvements, ' L. L. Koon is making many improve ments in his cigar store and barber shop. A soda. fountain of the latest model is to be installed along with equipment for serving hot lunch. The interior; walls are to be redecoratod and the place greatly beautified. . Suitered Slight Stroke, ; Dr. Shobe was called to Sparta township to ‘treat Charles Reeve who suffered a slight stroke of paralysis. Mr. Reeve is expected to reieove‘r. : B L . " Moves Studio. _.Mr. Reinboldt has moved has photograph studiv from the Zimmerman block to the Hoosier hall over the Keon cigar . store. . : . : See “Rolled Stockings”, a glern wholesome, peppy comedy ot (é};_;e.life, also Jack and Gene and Jake from W.L.S. next Sunday, matinee at 3:00 at Crystal. = = . s

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