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Boihwell & Vanderford ~ Lawyers “hone 156 Ligonier. Indiana

Howard White . WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Fthone 8 e 1 Wawaks

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. [rustee Perry Townshsp Ofifice at Farmers and Merchants Bank Saturday Afternoon and Saturday ; Evening -

VERN B.FISHER ~ Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind

Harry L. Benner ~~ Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley =.County Phones

O. A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, - Water Systems, Etc. , Well Drilling Phone 333 LIGONIER

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm - Phone: Ligonier 857

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Christian Sclence Services “Anicent and Modern Necromancy; lAHas Megmenism and Hypnotism Dey nounced” was the subject of the Les-fson-Sermon in all churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday December 2. | ~ Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the' following from the Bible: “O Lord, the hope of Israel,” all that forsakwz thee shall be ashamed and they that depart from me shall be -writ, ten in the earth, becauSe they have forsaken the Lord, the tountain of living waters. Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; save me and I shal} be saved: for thou art my praise? (Jer. 15:13, 14| I

The Lessoq-SJermon also included the fallowing passages from tha Christian Science texthook, “Scienca and Health with{ Key to the Scripture’} by Mary Baker Eddy: : “The wicked man is not the ruley of his upright fieighbb’x_‘. Let it be unj derstood that s!iuccéss' in error is defeat in Truth.f The watchword of Christiah Seience is' Scriptural: ‘Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous ma nhis thought.” ‘p. 239)

Anti-Saloop League Spends $6,900 The Indiana Anti-Saloon league spent $6,900.14 in the 1928 campaigi in this state according to a report fil, o Receipts of $6,900.14 were listed ‘m a statement prepared by L. E. Klint, worth aeting treasurer of the political committee off the league. William *G. Arwin Columbus was among he largest contributors with $5OO. Other| doners included: ,J. W. Harrison, Attica $300; George Ade, Brook, $100; J. 1. Eglehart Evansville $2OO. | .

Death of . ¢, Wheeler

'(,‘Ar()vm"(?.'fi Wheeler: aged 43 years, died Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock ah the home of;ihis hrother James Wheei-i er in Kendallville. He was stricken at 11 o'clock Friday. morning and af{ physician was summoned- and latey’ his condiri(fm' wasg greatly improved, He suffered a convulsion shortly l)%} fore 4 o'clock and died soon after. A post-mortem, performed at thd Irwin &Revher undertaking moms,i by Drs. H. O. Williamms and R. E. Bif-@ ner under the direction of Coroner H) P. Shew revealed that death was due] to a blood clot on the brain. A

New Bank Files. Certiticates.

Certificates evidencing that $lOO,000 in capital stock had heen fully paid in were filed in the secretary of state’'s office Monday by A. B. Mier president and I.eland R Calbeck cashier of the New American State Bank of Ligonier.. Thg bank represents a consolidation of the Mier State bank and the Citizens bank, : '

i.oBes More Than $2OO

Stick up men started their preChristmas activities in Goshen Saturvday night when a lone bandit held up and robbed Jack Fisher of the Fishen Grocery. & Market of more than $209 in cash as he was leaving his store. The robber escaped before Fishey could get a good enough look so as tg give police a description of him. i Near-by Deaths - Mrs.. Amanda " Kaufiman 79 Warsaw; Mrs. Ella Brown 64 gangrene Millersburg; Mrs. * Christene Larue, iheart trouble Elkhart; L. R. Blossom, ’B6 civil far veteran kidney trouble, iDecatur; James "Coultexj 71 complications Columbia City. -

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; START RECOUNT AT HUB Board Begins Counting Ballots at Al« bion to Determine Who Is Next Prosecuting Attorney' of Distriet

I Counting of votes to determing iwhether C. A Lincqln ot Columbia City republican prosecuting attorney of the Noble-Whitley ecircuit court id to remain in office or be succeeded January 1 1929 by R. W. Probst democrat was started at Albion Tuesday. Members of the hoard include Georgd Feote and Ted Gatwood republicans and Clark Baker democrat. They were recently appointed by Judge A F. Biggs. : ! - .At the last 'general election Novem-» ber 6 Mr. Probst was elected proses cuting attorney over Lincoln by a majority of 58 votes. Recently Ling coln filed a ‘petition for a recount in both Whitley and Noble counties The hearing was held before Judge Biggs and the recount granted, Probst had a, big lead over Lincoln in Whitley county and in turn Lincoin won*out in Noble county.

| It will probably be several days. beEfm‘e the hoard completes the count in Noble county. The Whitley county Th'Jard'Will start counting the ballotd December 11. : ‘ . | Girl Thwarts Bandit’s Plans An 18 year old girl caused a buna dit to change his plans twice during the same night Fort Wayné police re: ports show Miss Irene Graue is credit ed with thwarting two holdups Satury day night. The first occurred at g dry cleaning office where she was emploved as a clerk. As the bandit entered the office she sereamed and called for help. The bandit fled. About midnight she went to the cigag store of her father and saw the mang about to enter. She heat him to thd door and warned those within. e

Fzlls 125 Feet to Death

Losing his balance while working on a ledge of the Indiana war memorial at Indianapolis Walter Cates 43 plunged 125 feet to his death Tuesday, Every bone im his body was broken according ‘to Coromer Charles H. Keever. However his = watch was still ticking when workmen reached the body. o :

striking in Appearance

The most siriking in appearance of any business structure in Ligonien is the office buildng at the plant of the Ligonier Artificial Ice compayy’ The exterior had been covered with shnigles of varigated colors represent ing the tints of a rainbow. Willis Mcs Guire is doing the work.

Native of Noble County Dies

Funeral services for "Mrs. Amanda Kauffman 70 a native of Noble county who died at the home of her mother Mrs. Catherine Smiley age 90 of Warsaw were held Tuesday morning at Warsaw Interment Oak Ridgd cemetery Goshen. ;

i Death of Girl. i Margaret Yant aged nearly 13 vears (died Monday at the home of her grand iparents Mr. - and Mrs. Charles {Golden. The funeral was held at thq { Preshyterian church Wednesday aftey inaon at two o’clock. - Elkhart Selected For (onférence At the final session of the Older {Boys State Conference ~held at Municie Elkhart was unanimously selected jas the meeting place for-the 1329 {conference to be held during the ‘Thanksgiving holidays next year.

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Speed.- MOPC Speed. Sixt! v e sixty-five . . . seventy miles an hour and more. It’s the cry of the day. Everybody wants speed. Some people want to use it. Others don’t. But everyhody wants to think bis carisfullof it . .. that he can pass anything on the road whenever he likes . . . Some cars are fast. The New AllAmerican Six for one. If ever you're driving one where the law allows . ..steponit. And watch this great New AllAmerican respond!...Speed?. The New All-American certainly bas it. Along with power . . . pick-up . . . and truly original style. In fact, you’ll find in this greatest of all Oaklands a car that ex-pr-sses the spirit of this breathless age. :

TWO KILLED

Goshen Boy and Emmatown Girl Vil tims of Accident While Other Passengers Escape

| Two children were killed and seven ;other ‘persons miraculously <escaped serious injury and possibly death i a Thanksgiving tragedy at 8:40 o'clock Thursday night when the autg in which they were riding turned ovey at the end of the pavement at th 4 Elkhart-LaGrange county line North of Ligonier. :

The dead: ; s Betty Clark 5 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark of Emmatown. Forrest Buford McConnell 15 scn of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McConneli of Goshen, .

The tragedy oecurred as Mr. and Mrs. Clark accompanied by their five children and Forrest and John Mey Connell were returning home after g visit at thie McConneH home in Gosy hen. : ' o

" TThe litte girl was killed instantly and the boy died within a few minntos after the accident. e Failed {0 Make Turn

As Mr. Clark approached the cui of the “T" road he failed to muke thg turn north and his car a Dodge =25 dan plunged otcr an”cmbanknieidi and turned over twice. The boy and the girl were thrown through the top of the auto. - Coroner John Caton of LaGrangd. wag called immediately afier the accident. "His verdict was accidenta) -death, The girl’s body was.removed to LaGrange and the boy's body wag taken to Goshen. ; The two McConnell boyvs were gos ing to Emmatown to spend a few dayy with their grandparents My, and Misy (Charles McConnell. : | ‘ Seven Escape Injury. Mr. and Mrs. Clark and four of their children John, Junior, Bobby. and Inez ranging in age from one ta. seveén years and John McConnell broj ther of the dead boy escaped uninjured. The dead boy and girl were cousins, |

Forrest McConnel is survived by his parents two -brothers John and Willis thrge sisters Lucille Daorothy and Helen, his paternal grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Charles McConuell and His maternal grandfather -Willtis Dukes of Topeka. : e : Betty Clark is survived by her par; ents three brothers and one sister.

Campaign Cost $115,133.

The democratic -~ state committee expended $115,133.99 iy the Indiana 1928 compaign, according to a report filed with the Marion county clerk. " 'The report revealed that the total expenditure was more than double that of 1924. Four years ago the democrats spent $56,379. v . Receipts of the committee this vear were $108,170.12, of which $65,500 wag donated by. the national democratic committee; the report said. Disburse ments of the total receipts were $105,2 000 and the outstanding indebtedness amounted to $10,133.97. ' " According to the report the democratic state committee had approximately 400 workers in the state, in addition to salaried organizers. $41,169.35 was distributed te county organizations by the state committee. Pleads Not Gullty. ! Edward J. Gulick, of Elkhart, who was arrested several weeks ago in connection with the death of Twila Cline, one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cline of LaGrange, pleaded not guilty to a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the LaGrange circuit court and furnished a bond of §55,000 for his appearance for trial. . :

Mr. Gulick’s attorueys will file a motion for a change of venue. Mr. Gulick was driving on U, S.-highway No. 20 five miles east of LaGrange, when his car struck the Cline auto in which ' the child was seated. The Cline car was upset and the baby’s chest was crushed. -

Prisoner is Paroled.

Henry Romine, an 82-year-old Civil war veteran who has been serving a life sentence at the Indiana state prison, Friday was granted a parole by the board of prison trustees. He will go to the Indiana soldiers’ home at Lafayette for the remainder of his life. He has served sixteen yvears in prison. He was convicted of the kill~ ing of two men at North Vernon. His trial was held at Columbus. : ~ For several years Indiana governors have paroled Romine so that ha ‘might. attend the annual encampment ?qufl the G. A. R. He has always attended the encampments unguarded ’and returned to the prison.

Morton Named Secretary.

Gaylord Morton, audit clerk in the state auditor’s office Friday was appointed to serve as secretary of Govj! Jackson during the remainder of the governor’s term. Morton takes the place of Pliny H. Wolfard who recently was appointed a member of the state tax hoard, effective Decem ber 1. g :

Notice of Administration Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and has qualified as administratrix of the estate of Charlotte Gerver deceased, late of Noble county Indiana. The heirs and creditors of said decedent and all others interested in her estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is probably solvent. ~ Evangeline Franks Administratrix Bothwell & Vanderford T lLigonier Indiana Alttorneys. . 44b3w

BANK BANDITS CAPTURED

Arrested At Detroit and Are Being - Brought Back to Indiana to Stand Their Trials : :

A series of Indiana oil station robberies and more important crimes including the holdup of the Sulphur Springs, Ind.. bank November 17 ard expected to be cleared up by the arrest at Detroit of four men held fop extradition to Indiana T. C. Hunt, ington of the Indiana crime burean said today. : i The men Russell Johnson aliad Harold Mannp 23; Panl Myler aliag fßobert Moore 23; Forest Wright 20, fand_ his brother William Wright 22 !werc arrested by Detroit police. - ‘ - A fifth member of the alleged bans dit gang arrested in Indiana has confessed the bank Tobbery and thg payroll holdup of the Trainor Nationy al Spring company at Newecastle Ind. Huntington declared.

The men are not expected to resist extradition proceedings. Sheriff Elmer Cannon of Newcastle ‘and sev, eral deputies are with Huntington ta take the men back to Indiana,

Lou Wampler ecrippled bank cashs ier was shot in the Sulphur Springd robbery. v ; Huntington said the Wright brothers had broken Indiana paroles, Jobhnson. had served a term in Atlanta federal, penitentiary and Myler hag served one tetm on the Indiana penaj farm and another at the Indiana b_oya reform school.: .

In addition to revelvers on each oi the men’ polige found eight shotguns, two rifles 3,006 pounds of ammuni, tion and five flashlights at thg Wright brethers’ apartment. , Myler and Johuson were arrested in an automobile which: they adwmitted stealing in fiiinois. S , Licensed to Wed., ~ Dr. W. C. Yergin 56 Butler formers ly of Rome City and Ethel Spencer 28 registered nurse DeKalb county have been granted a marriage license td wed in the office of the DeKalb eounty clerk at Auburn. Attends District Meeting. Frank McHugh local Ford productd dealer was in Angola Tuesday evening attending a district. meeting of Ford dealers. A banquet was a pleasant feature of the gathering. According to the records in the oftice of Health Officer Lane there were four births and po deaths in Ligonier during the month of November.

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