Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 45B, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 December 1928 — Page 2

The Ligonter Bannes ‘ Established 1856 : : Published by (Y BANNER PUBLISHING €O. W. (). B. Harrison, Editer '’ Vi A. Cotherman, Manager P'ublished every Monday and Thursday amid entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, indiana, as second class matter.

, Obituary l Josiali Kitson was born in Pennsvlvania Nov. 24, 1847 coming to Ohio] when quite young with his parents Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Kitson - later coming to and locating in Elkhart County,‘ Indiana. He passed away after a short iliness of three days at the homa of his son William in Goshen Nov. 28 1928 aged 81 vears and 4 days. ' * He was the oldet and last one of 6 children. in 1871 he was united in marringe to Malinda Jane Hire who passéd on Sept. 27 1919. To thig union were borp five children, two girls who preceded him in death, three sons Wm. of Goshen, Harlin of Chicago and Judson who resides cn the ‘home place, who were near him at hiz death. = - Besides being a kind ‘and loving father he was a friend to all that knew him. He leaves behind threq sous ten grandchildren and one great, crandson besides a maultitude of

friends 19 mourn their loss. - The funeral was held from the Rich ville church , Friday® afterncon with putial at the Hire cemetery. Card of Thanks We desire to express our thanksd' to our many friends and xx(}iglxb()i'si who assisted ‘us so kindly during t-hd‘ illuess and death of our father. : The Sons and Families . Woli Lake Institute, At the Wolf Lake farmers institute Wednesday a musical stunt contest will be held in the evening startiug at 7:30. The following well-known entertainers have signified their intention of taking part; Joe Seaburg and Bill Glass, George Gaby and song Harold Wible and Vern Steckley, Harley Busz, Joe Wysong Mrs. Homer Barker and Mrs. Jehn Milburn in their latest hit* Billy Sunday and His Wife’ Bandit Given“ Long Sentence. Elmo Smart, 17 year old “slicker bandit” of Dayton, Ohio, was captured by policp who said they found him holding up a filling station at South Bend. o

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“"ox -Christmas Seal Sale. Four nundred dollars worth of seals as well as many posters, slides and newspaper cuts have been recelved by the Lions club of this city. It is believed by the committee in charge +f the sale that al lof these seals can be sold. TLast year they sold over three hundred and fifty dollars worth 52 seals. The Christmas seal bond will be sold to those organizationg desirous of giving large sums and not having any need for a large numher of seals. - ‘ . The campaign for the sale of the Christmas seals will be opened in Ligonier on December 9 th, and will be cenducted similar to that orf last year, . : ; , It is mrnestly hoped that the people of Ligonier will support this worthy lcause as well as they did last year,

_ Big Power Plant . The wheels will turn today for thg first time at the marvelous new -automatic hydro-electric plant on Pigeon river at Mongo where the Northern Indiana Public Service company is bringing to completion one of the moost interesting power projects ig the state. It iz the last word in elecy tric science and is an interesting sight for those interested in electricity. The new s,lalion,.will replace the old water power plant which has been in operation since 1868. This old plant was used originally only to drive ¢rinding machinery in a grisg mi_ll', Tt was later changed so that 'the water wheels also drove electric generatory

and thus ‘supplied electrieity to Mongo Trapped by Gravel Cave-in, Will Lawrence well-known Whitley county farmer sustained a fracturd of bouth bones of the left leg below the knee when he was trapped .in a gravel cave-in and buried to his waist in the Spear pit near Eel river. Ot’her,j Other men working in theipit dug hin‘,} out. 4 ; Death of John Roop. The body of John B. Roop aged 7% vho died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Fedérspiel in Ford Wayne of cancer at 9 o’clock Thursday night was brought Sunday afternoon and taken -direct to Cosperville ceme; iery for interment. o - Stroh Man Sentenced. Earl Kravatt was sentenced to the reformatory for from one to ten years for robhing a confectionery store at Shroh. It was his third offense of a similar nature.

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: ODD FELLOWS TO MEET , First Winter Meeting of Northeastern Indiana Association to Be Held at o ‘Kendallyille : A large gathering of Odd Fellows is expected this evening for the first of the series of winter meetings to be held by the Northeastern Indiana Odd Fellows Association at Kendallville, Included in the association are the oOdd Fé&llows lodges of Auburn, Garrett, Albion Wolcottville South Milford Ligonier and Kendallville. The second degree will be conferred on a class of candidates by the South Milford lodge and another feature of the evening will be. an addvess ;by Atty. Martin J. Spangler of Albion. Refreshments will be served during the social hour. The local commit[tev is leaving nothing undone in their }eft‘orts to make the opening meecting one of the best of the season. '

Houts-Hoiiman Wedding Saturday | Thorlo F. Hoffman and Orpha M. Houts both of Noble county were mairied at the country home of Rev. A F. McCle Saturday evening November 24th Mrs. Hoffman is well and favorably known in this community and has the good wishes of a host of friends. Hr. Hoffman is a prosperous farmer of Green township Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman will make their hom¢ op their farm at:Charter Qak.—Churubusco Truth. Clyde Walb Equipment Sold - Purchase of the equipment and furniture of the Walb Construction company of LaGrange by Martin J Grace of the Grace Construction company Fort Wayne for $22,000 was an nounced today by Frank H. Cutshall trustee for the Walb compayn.

.Walkerton Boy Killed o Rolli Dill 9 vears old son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dill of Walkerton was killed Saturday when he was struck by a Nickel Plate train while he was racing across a 20-foot high trestlec in order to get out of the path of the train. ‘Three other bovs escaped. December 11 Indiana Day + Governor Ed Jackson persuant o an act passed by the 1925 legislature has declared Dec. 11 Indiana Day. Hd urges in his \.proclamatit'm that schoels throughout the state stage ap, propriate programs dealing with Hoosier history and that citizens alsc take part in the day’s observance.

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~ Gov. Smith in Atlanta, , Gov, Alfred E. Smith deciared at Atlanta Ga., Monday that although he must go back to work sgon his political knowledge and experience would always be at the beck and call of the Democratic party. A luncheon tendered him during a one-day stopover there by his host Maj. John S, Cohen editor of the Atlanta Journal and Democratic national committeeman from Georgia, was the occasion for the New York iex_ecutive‘s remarks in which he al--50 thanked Georgia for its support [.in the general election. The governor's stay was quiet, public demonstrations having ' been avovided because of his expressed desire for privacy. .

. Bowling Notes, o Ligonier was defeated at Columbia City last Sunday by 106 pins. Ligonier e 0. V. Fry 193 167 167 V Fisher 160 189 165 Sackett - : 159 192 148 Ostrander 107 I W M. Miller . 008 258 190 ‘875 957 838 - Total 2670. L Columbia City ' Greiser . 179 %5 1% Bender | ' 187 165 141 R. Arnold clse 199 232 Ummel . 170 167 214 Weich 212 176 160 . 837 925 . 914 . Total 2776, Columbia City will be here Sunday Dec. 10. - High scores for week: : R. Shisler 278-264, H. Chiddister 256; Snoke 245, Ditman 244, A. Biddl 239. . Miler 232. - . s

Called Home Attorney Sidney K. Jackson was called home from Chicago by the illness of his father Charles Jackson. The young lawyer enjoys a good practice in the Illinois metropolis. Now Under Roor. The new Overall factory building is now under roof and will soon be ready for occupancy. Working conditions in the new struecture will bg ideal. ' : " Warsaw Man Killed e John Synder 72-year-oldfarmer was killed when struck by an automobile on a highway south of Warsaw.

NOTICE TO DEFENDANT State of Indiana Noble County §S: ~ In the Nohle Circuit Court January term 1929. : Cause No. 2803. : Petition to sell real estate and to quiet title. - Arthur D. Newton, executor of tha will of Mary Jeanner‘etfl, deceased . vs ,

Anna Jeanneret Crosby et al. = ', To Danlel H. Stukey, Doct. Thomp- | son Holmes, T. Holmes whose christian name is unknown, William R. Evans, ‘Minerva A. Evans, John F. Congor, David Chichester, Martha Melinda Miller, Martha Miller, Hugh Miller, John F. Conger; that- thq names of the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be nouresidents of the State of Indiana,| sued in this action by the following nanies and designations, to-wit: the unknown husbands and wives respectively of the following named persons, to-wit: Daniel H. Stukey, Doct ‘Thompson Holmes, T. Holmes whosa christian name is unknown, William R. ilvans, Minerva A. Evans, John F. Congor, David Chichester, Martha Melinda Miller, Martha Miller, Hugh Miller, John F. Conger; ‘the unknown stock holders, bond holders receivers trustees, creditors, officers and succes=ors in interest and assigns of tha Ohio and Indiana Railroad Co.; the unkoown widowers and widows, children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and administrators. of the estate, devisees, legatees, tr_us’te_es. eXec‘utors of the last will and testament, successors in interest and assigns. respectively of of the following named and designaty ad deceased persons, to-wit: Daniel H. Stukey, Doct. Thompson Holmes; T. Holmes, whose christian name is unknown, Willlam R. Evans, Minerva

A. Evans, John F. Congor, Davidl Chichester, Martha Melinda Miller, Martha Miller, Hugh Miller, John F. JConger, - Isaac Cavin; the names of all of whom are unknown to petitioner; all of the women once known by any of the names and designations stated whose names may have been changed and who are now known by other names, the names of all of |whom are unknown to petitioner, the spouses of all of the persons above named, described and designated asg defendants to “this action who are married, the names of all of whony are unknown to petitioner; all per|sons and corporations who assert or {might assert any title claim or in‘fterest in or lien upon the real estate ldescribed in the petition in this action, by, under or through any of the des fendants to this action named, described and designated in said petis tion the names of all of whom are unknown to defendants; that the following named defendants are nonresidents of the State of Indiana towit: John Calbeck, Dora Wilson; Charles Wilson, Vernor Cavin, Viector -Cavin, William L. Cavin and Josephine Cavin, o ‘You are each and severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner, as executor of the will of Mary: Jeanncret, deceased, has filed in tha Noble Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, a petition and complaind making you defendants thereto and praying therein for an order and decree of said court quieting the title to said real estate and authorizing the sale of the following decribed real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, to-wit: Commencing at the Southwest Corner of lot 11 in block one in Miller’s addition to thg town now city of Ligonier and runj ning thence East 56 feet; thence North 60 feet; thence West 56 feet to the West line of said lot; thence South on said West line to the placq of beginning in Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana as described in said petiton to make assets for the payment of -the debts and liabilities of said, estate, and to enable said executor tq settle said estate as provided in theq will of decedent and that an affidavig has been filed showing that you and ‘each of you are non-residents of the State of Indiana, or that vour resiy dence is unknown and upon diligent inquiry cannot be ascertained and that you are necessary parties to said proceedings, and that said petition s filed and which is now pending is'set for hearing in said Noble Circuit Court in the court house in the town of Albion, Indiana, on the 28th day of January 1929, being the 19th. judicial day of the January 1929 termy of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana. e . §

Witness the clerk and seal of saig court this sth day of December 1928, (SEAL) - Frances M. Beane Clerk William H. Wigton Attorney. 45b3w ‘mA-M‘m. Another Fire at Goshen Fire of undetermined origin almost completely destroyed the second floor of the two-story brick Art Novelty sompany plant at Goshen about noon Tuesday. Damage by fire and water to practically the entire plant will reach several thousands of dollars.‘ The entire working force will be idlg many days during repairs providingi the already defunct plant is agaiq; placed in operation. : :;“ : Real Winter Weather i A real touch of winter came in} Tuesday night and sent the populace{i into overcoats and heavy garments The cold temperature put an end to the rain and slush of a few days( previouy - . ' Now Nicely Located , Mrs. P. J. Carney writes that she is now nicely located at No. 78 North Mareno Pasadena, California, and is enjoying the marvelous weather there. . o

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