Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 37B, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 October 1928 — Page 2

The . Ligonier Bpnner - metablished 1856 _, ' - - - % Publis}ﬁ'éd hw ' THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. - \y. C. B. Harrison, Editor . M. A. Cotherman, Manager Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postofiice at Ligonier, Indiana, as second class matter.

P —————————— ' DEMOCRATIC TICKET - . Natlemal s I’rosi«lentm_l\l'h‘ed. E. Smith New York. ' . ’ \ Vice Presidlent—Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas. : g ; FOR T S SENATOR - Albért Stump . ffor Governor—. . ; FANK C. DAILEY Licutenant-Governor— : L ADDISON DRAKE . Sceretary -of State—: . - ARTHUR J. HAMRICK Auditor— = o GEORGE W. SVVIGART} Treasurer— ‘ : ' JAP JONES ; Supt. Jublic -Instruction— . JOHN A. LINEBARGER Attorney General— . ; : CURTIS SHAKE o Reporter of Supreme Court— - MRS. MAY HACK : Judge Supreme Court, . Second District-— o - THOMAS H. BRANAMAN . Judge Appellate Court, First Dis-, trict— . = W. W. CURLL o Judge Appellate Court, Second Diso triet— - GLENN J. CLIFFORD o Represemtative in Congress—- . SAMUEL D. JACKSON : I»‘l‘oso('\lﬁng Attorney— RALPH. W. PROBST . Btate Senmator— = -~ e ‘CHESTER K. WATSON i State Representative— . ' WILLIAM H. FAVINGER Clerk: Noble Circuit Court—, ' { FRANCES M. BEANE. County Treasurer— . . : " OWEN A. YOUNG County Sheriff— S ’ WILLIAM HOFFJAAN ] County Coroner— . JUSTIN W. MORR f County Surveyor— - HARRY- W. MORTORFF CommisSioner Middle District—- - ; 'FRANK B. HARPER . -Commissioner Northern District—- , NOAH F. SMITH - Bicyele Bandit Sought Authorities of Jay county and others of this section of Indiana are searching for a bandit wlio rode rwzy on a bicycle after a holdup. ! The pedaling robber escaped after obtaining $5O in a holdup at a general store in New Mt. Pleasant. He covered ‘the owner and customers of the store with a sawed-off shot -gun, As he left the store he mounted a bicycle, he threatened a small "boy who drew a tiny pistol, .’but' with al number of playniates was unaware of the holdup, police said. :

Last Hope Gone, : William Edward Hickman's last hope of escaping the gallows on October 19 through a court appeal vanished Tuesday. His lawyer, Jerome Walsh, announe ed after a majority of five members of the U. S. supreme court had refus. ed the kidnapped-slayer “‘an,apﬁoul‘ from the California supreme (-o'u"rti decision upholding his sentence that he had given up the court fight. | %\ Slayer to Go on Trial | Triak of “Toris McDonald, of Hammond, slayer of 'his cousin, Edna Elliott, 18, has been set for November 20th; in Porter circuit court at Valparaiso. © McDonald _will plead insanity. ‘He shot tk*iﬂ when' she resisted his attentions police said and then turned the weapon on himself, but recovered from his wounds, Insurance Openéd to Veterans, Government -inguraunce- has been made available to veterans of the world -war again, it is announced, and men who saw service in the army, navy or marine corps who are interested are asked to consult a member of the American Legion. The govern ment had stopped receiving applications for reinstatement in July, 1927, but a new act of congress has again made .the insurance available. -

Auction of Dairy Hei ction of Dairy Heifers The undersigned -will sell at his farm one mile east of Kendallville on Riddle paved road X 20 CHOLCE BRED JERSEY : : - HEIFERS As goed as were ever scld at the Whitford farm. These heifers are the envy of many of our best dairymen, and will be sold without any strings to-the highest bidder on \ 5 TUESDAY, GUTOBER 16, 1928 Sale to start at ene o'clock sharp. ‘A son .of Sybils Jolly Cowslip, ong of the most famous bulls of the breed, has run .con.nuously with these heifers, and conscguenily cannot give breeding adtes, but ail are apparently well along in gestdtion period. This is your exceptional opportunity to get the very highest grade heifers at nominal cost. ' Remember the date, Tuesday, October 18. . - . i SCOTT WHITFORD. . ; ‘ Jesse Fngle, Auctioneer. £

: Obituary. * ‘Minnie May. daughter of Henry and €’ ristena Eby, was bdrn near Wawoka, Ind., April Ist, 1871. - She departed this life Octobey 2, 1928, at the age of 57 years, 6 months and 1 day, ~ She had one full sister in the fiesh, who died i the year 1894. There| !were also four half brothers and two! half sisters, of whom James W. Eby of Kansas, Jacob Brumbaugh of Wawaka and George . Brumbaugh .of i(‘hurubusco remain. !

May sth, 1895, Minnie May Eby was united” in marriage to William H. Baker. = To this- union were born five children, two daughters and three scnz. The danghters are Gladys R., Berniece C, and the sons, J. Claude, Iloward Lamar, and Berg who died in infarcy. The other four children all remaining at home, ‘ At an early age Mrs. Baker united with the Church of the Brethern near \‘fa;vaka. Upon the removal of the family to Ligonier, she placed her memberslip with the Ligonier Christian church. She has lived a faithful, consecrated Christian life all her days. The devetion that she gave to the church speaks clearer and louder of her love for the- Christ than any words. At any work for the church she was one of the firsy to be there and one of the last to leave. We shall miss her greatly in our church activities, as well as the family will miss her -in the home. v .

“Belessed are the dead that die in the Lord. Yea and henceforth they rest from their labor and their works. do. follow them. Peaceful be thy rest and a rich reward be given thee.” Card of Thanks." - We wish to express our appreciaton of the many acts of- kindness shown us’ in our berevement_in the loss of wife and -mother. e - Wm. H. Baker and 'Children. Nearby Deaths. e Doris Carper, 18, senior in. Auburn high school, dies at home east of Auburn of appendicitis; Mrs. Lucinda Green, 85, pneumonia, Decatur; J. J. Sutton, 85, civil war veteran, pneumonia, Wells county; Mrs. Dorothea Williamson, 79, of Wells- County, accidentally ‘asphyxiated whiler in the bathroom of her home; John Kimmell, 70, paralysis,- Whitley county, Mrs.. Lucinda Arnold, 80, senility, Kosciusko county; Isaac Clark, 94, Nappanee; Sylvia Gray, 47, Goshen. ~ Final Testimony Heard. Final testimony was heard Monday inthe DeKalb circuit court in the $lO,OOO damage suit of Edward L. Surfur against Dr. C. P. Cox of Garrett, resulting from the death, several months ago of the plaintiff’s nine-vear-old son, Harold. The case will reach the jury Tuesday or Wednesday The plaintiff is a son of Mr. anq Mrs. George Surfus, of Noble county, and he formerly resided at Loon lake }“Oh ‘Kay!” is O.K. tonight.

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Investigation is under way which lay regult in linking Clinton 8. Larnes, absconding Atlanta, Ga., caurch official, with. a ‘pay roll robb:ry of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Faul railroad at’ Clinton in 1913; Police Chief Wilmot Bonner of Clinton, Ind., announced that photographs of Carnes, who was arrested this week in Canada and said to be $1,000,000 short in church funds he handled have been identified hy persons as those of a man whp toek pm't; in the robbery. : Three Soldiers Honored. A bronze tablet was unveiled ¢t La Grange in front of the county courts house in honor of three Revolutionary {soldiers who were buried in LaGrange county. ' Several thouvsand persons attended the program w hich was a part of the LaGrange Ccunty Cbrn week activities. : :

The three Revolutionary = soldiers honored were David Cowan, 3Jlichael Harding and Morgan Young. .. Ta Fleet OWicers. : - The Chamber -of Commerce will meet at Hotel Ligonier Friday for the usual lunchicon. New (fiicers for the coming ycar will be electel at that time. : : Karl Dane and George K. A:thur in “Detectives”. A real scream al the Crystal Friday and Saturday. :

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- Convyene at Avilla. - ' The forty-sixth annual 'convention of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary society of the Goshen district Nortlh Indiana conference of the M. E. church was held in Avilla Wednesday Mrs. Clair W. Weir was on the program. b ~ Jackson to Speak Over Radio. - Samuet D. Jackson, deniocratic candidate for congress, will deliver a radio address over station WOWO at 6:40 o’clock Friday evening. He will discuss the question of famm relief and other issues of the eampaign

i i Yote Expectaney. Indiana is expected to cast 1,531,713 !tfotes in- the November election, ac}éor’ding to an estimat® compiled by Otto Lee, secretary of the state printing beard. c _ i Teachers to South Bend : The Northern Indiana Teachers association, composed of nine counties will meet -in South. Bend Friday and Saturday, October 12 and 13, 1o Scalp Operation = ~ Jay Hite submitted to a minor operation ix,i the Dr. Lane emergency huspital the other day when he had a wen removed. . o : Here, they come, spurs and =il Tie Cowbpy Band from Oklahomd at Crystal ‘tomorrow night Frniday.

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. Death Toll Only Four. Four persons are dead in Indiana, vicitims of ‘violence over the weekend. : S - Josiah McKinney, 71, retired farmer of Booneville, committed’ suicide by poisoning - while despondent over ills ness. L : . - Lather K. Jones, Kokomo, was killed in Greentown when the car which he was driving crashed into an/ automobile driven by R. F.. Ferry, Fort Wayne, Jones died: of a broken neck, hospital- attendants said. Two persons, believed to be Emmg Wentworth, Hillgrove, 0., and her nothér, Mrs. Caroline Kestler, Coalton, Ohio, were killed near Farmland when their automobile crashed intg an abutment of a bridge. - o Takes Aunto Agency. e - As an evidence that the motor car is superceding the horse Robert D. Shobe one of the prominent - horse ‘dealers of the state has taken the ?agency of wun ‘gutomobile and will ‘wow push the sale of DeSota - cars ‘with the same vigor he has alweys ;lshown in the horse sbuying. o L - Turns Over Everything. | Mrs. Harry Beck, wife of ths Mil-Hm-sl)m':{ hank cashier who ended his [lit‘e by jumping off the Elkhart river ‘bridge some two months ago on ac‘count of a shortage in his -accounts, ‘“h\;;s turned .over all her property and will not have -five cents left, it is ireported authentically. o _ Cuts Hole in Floor to Reb Store. A burglar rented a room ower the Lahey women's wear store. at Michigan City Sunday morning, and that night he cut a hole through an-inside stair case and let himself into the store. He carried away .women's clothing valued at $3,000. o "~ Enjoy Chicken Supper. More than thirty veterans, including their wives of the Spanish-Am-erican War enjoyed a chicken supper, in the G. A. R. hall Tuesday evening. The occasion was one of great enjoyment. Anf auxillary camp will be organized November 18th. : ' ' Sﬂ'anggled in Baby Cab. : . Ann Lucas, six months old, was strangled to death—at Monticello ;when ‘her dress caught in the door iOf her cab when she attempted to crawl out. The mother who had been 'in the vard of her home, found the dead baby. : "

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the matter of the Estate of John R. Mault, deceased. . - No. 3045. ‘ In the Noble Circuit Court October Term 1928. ° ' . ‘Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Administrator 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 of said Court at the Court House at Albion, Indiana, on the 26th day of October 1928 at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appéar in said Court arid show cause, if any there be, why said account should not beapproved, And the heirs, devisees and legatees 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. :

: Simon Schloss; Administrator with the will anneged {Posted October 2nd, 1928. . William H. Wigton, attorney. . e 36b2t

Notieo of Administration - Notice ‘is hereby given: that the un‘dersigned has been, by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, subject t confirmation by said court duly appointed administrator of the estate of John S. Conrad late of Noble county in the state of Indiang deceased and creditors and all gther persons interested in said estate will he governed accordingly. | « Said estate is probably solveni. [Raymer Swank,Administrjator Bothwell & Vanderford Attorneys for- estate. ' 3(4h3w

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