Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 11A, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 April 1929 — Page 2

. . Zii o 1 The Ligonier Banner IZstablished 1858 v : Published by L THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. €. B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotherman, Manager et ettt . et et e e S eel Published every Monday angd Thursday and entered the Postoffice at I:igoqiér, indiana, as second’ class. matter. B e e e o eel Aiven Prison Ferms - William Dickson of Marion and his wife Irene A. Dickson received sentences in Elkhart superior court as the result of their pleas of guilty to charges of grand iarceny. William will serve 40 days at the penal farm 1111:1 payv a fine of $2OO while Mrs, Dickson will serve six months in the house of correction in the Indiana state wos men’s prison at Indidnapolis aud pay a fine of $lOO., - . e They were arrested several days ago after ,\l—rs. Digkson-—-was - canght stealing ~RtH..\'H'frumf‘_fun Elkhzit home Mr. Dickson was .an accessory to -ithe crime. i - ‘ 5 Death oi. Mr. Pipper . Charles Piper one of the highly respected farmers of Washington township where he was born (;ni»;mm‘é ago died Thursdayv evening at the home of a daughter Mrs. Sam H. Galloway in Kendallville. The funeral was held ar two o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Sparta church., ; = To* Entertain State (lubs, The important aunomncement made at the annual meeting of the Twelttn District Indiana Federation ol Women’s clubs held at Sonfh Whitley Thursday was that the state meeting of the organization would be held in October at Fort Wayne:with ihe clubs ‘of this district as hostesses. .

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Another Bank Robbery | - While an accomplice remained ’out-! side lin an antomobile two uuma%f{— ed . bandits robbed the Hobbs State bank of $1,300 Friday and escaped. - Flourishing revolvers the two ‘men forced H. €. Sastor assistant cashe fer and Ravmou Heslin bookkeeper l'oi raise théir hands. while they obtained the money. B ‘ ] Bolice said that Castor had Ris foo_t,l on a hunrglar alarm when the mhb(--x'_\'l ‘(’wﬂul‘l"ietl_ but apparentiy was afraid to press it . : ' | ~ Battle Six Snakes, . Mrs, Dan Bennett and Mrs. William Kistler of I,Rr\\"ill_ while, ;:mhéring dandelion greens lmﬂ an exciting experience when they met up with six snakes. Five of the snakes were kill-tg-«l by the women. ; i Brazil Jail Delivery. l Sawing two bars from a windew in 'thv Clay , county ‘prison William J. tMliller 28 XNew “Orleans La;, alleged ;h;’uvl check artist held for forgery and ;Hem',\'_hv.\lu,\' 23 chicken - thief eés"(’il]l(‘(l. o i - Hurried Operation, = Mrs, Lula Frick of near Brimfield. was rushed. to Lakeside hospital Thurs tday evening in theé. Berhalter dmbu-%i:uu-c-'\\'lwro she snbmitted to an opferation for acute appendiecitis. : ’ Plymouth Barber Killed I Arthur O. Bauer 34 Plyvmouth a barIher was killed two miles south: of i.\'.mnh Bend when his automobile sideswiped a furnityre truck driven K by Virgil Windmiller of Elkhart. _ Marion Man New Secretary. % 1) (‘huSé_\' Marion Friday took up this duties as secretary to Gov. Harry G ‘l“(*s]io -succeeding John J. Brown who !\\'us named state highway director.

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~ Another:. progressive step recently taken by a prominent automobile manufacturer toward better husiness methods in the merchandising of used cars came to light today when the Oakland Motor Car companv announced :ulopt;un of a national policy under which oW Oakland Pontiac dealers will be asked to furnish a written guarantee with all reconditioned used ears. . S : e

Under terms of the g‘uarmity parts are furnished free¢ to replace any found defective during the first 750 miles of driving provided the mileage is run up within thirty dayvs after the sale. - The. car also may be returned with in 48 hours after the purchase if it proves unsatisfactory and the full pur (-lulserpri({e applied to any other car new or old of equal or greater value in the dealer's stocks. : G

JA written guaranty printed on lithographed bond paper is issued by the dealer to the purchaser at the time of the sale, while all cars carrying the gnaranty also have a windshield sticker on which is printed *'Reconditioned Guaranteed Good Will Used Car.”

The object of the new plan according to M. L. Buck manager of the used car’ department is to provide the purchaser with concrete evideunce of the good faith of the dealer who makes the -sale. . ! :

* “Many of our reconditioned used cars are priced within the range of the cheanest new car” Mr. Buck stated, “If the money were invested in the small new car the purchaser would receive a standard warranty with it. In making a similar purchase of a - good used car he is entitled to a like mea-

sure . of protection. . “We know that our dealers’ reconditioned used cars are capable of performance comparahble to a smpll new car. (‘(mSéquemly we aim to give the purchaser full assurance of our faith in the car hy backing up our claims In writing.” : .

The used car guaranty :11)_1)2ie.~;‘ only to.those cars which have been though1y reconditioned and refinished J{mdvr me’l:pud Will plan--a policy Tnaugurated some years ago by Oakland dealer organization. The familiar figure of “Good Will Oakland” with the slough hat and the inevitahle stogie, is well known. throughout the country through his association with the used car }?l}Sin(‘ss of this company's dealers. ‘ . Nio

Featured on the used car guaranty form is a definition of good will as handed down by the United States Supreme Court., This states that “Good Will is the disposition of the pleased customer to return to the place where he has been \,vell treated..’ . ‘)

Provisions of the used car g'nai'anty are designed to further this attitude on the part of the customer Mr. Buck explniné\d because- they elevate still higher the plane of relations between the dealer in Good Will ysed cars angy the public.

Car Climbs Light Pole

A couple of Fort Wayne men while "passing through Albion en route to their homes tried to climb one of the street light poles on South Orange street with sad results to their pocketbooks and the light pole. They were Ged Robinson of Churubusco and Abraham Springer from Fort Wavne and claimed they had been visiting .in Brimfield Both carried a highly stench ed booze breath.

" Immediately after +the accident Sheriff Singleton’s office was called ’hy a witness to the mishap and ‘the sheriff and two of his deputies were on the job immediately. Both occupants of the car were locked up for the night and onday forenoon were taken to Kendallville before Mayor Auman, who after the accused had pleaded guilty passed out a couple of stiff fines cancelled the auto license, and gave the driver a six months suspended sentence at the state farm on condition he reemburse the town of Albion for the destroyed light post. It cost the pair of them in the neighborhood of $l5O and it is supposed that after they tell their story in Fort Wayvne a .few times, Albion and ‘the rest of Noble county will.: undoubtedly =be shunned by their type for some months to come.—Albion Democrat.

| ~ Youths Cling to Stump Clinging to stumps that were floating in the swollen St. Joseph River two Mishawaka youths escaped death after their rowhboat capsized in the icy stream. . ’ - They were Gregg Thompson 17 and Charles Marts 19. - The young men managed to paddle their way to Hen Island hy clinging to floating stumps. They were discovered by employees of the Iwdro-electric plant at the dam who notified police. A boat eventually took the youths off the island, , Barn is Destroyed = A large barn on the Frank Ort farm located just across the road from the Allen county farm was burned to the ground by fire Thursday night with a loss jof $B,OOO partly covered by insurance; . Tge barn was built seven vears ago by Mr. Ort who resides in Churubusco following the destruction of a large barn on the same site when it was struck by lightning. ; . 5 Girl Takes Own Life, : Mary Settles pretty 16-year old Foun taintown high school girl was dead today from a self inflicted shotgun wound in the abdomen. . Despondent because of ill health which had forced her to leave school the girl got her father's shotgun while she was alone at the Settles farm home and fired a load into her side.

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Hammer Mill to Be Installed

- Lyon & Greenleaf who own several grain elevators in Indiana and Olio one of them being located in Millersburg has announced a policy of placing a hammer mill outfit in each of their plants, to he operated in connection therewith. . :

- In Millersburg the building fo the north of the elevator has been made ready to receive the machinery., N Botts, local manager stuted in an interview with a Grit reporter the other day, that he had net been advised of the exact date of the installation of the mill, but that it would be soon. The building of the new road north of town will open up to Millershurg a large territbi'y which has heretofors not been available because of road ;c()mliti(‘)ns. It is quite likely some ;o[_' this business can be (li\'el‘te(l this way with sonte effort made along that loe. - ' - * The installation of the mill at Lhe} elevator will give Millersburg twb{} hammer mills and there sliould be enough husiness in the neighborhood to keep both of them puppfhg.'——v.\lillers burg Grit. . o . 1700 Applications Filed : : When books of the fish and game division of The state conservation department closed April 1 in:excess of 1700 applications had been filed for stock lish tliis year, (George N. Mannfeld, division . chief ainounced. Applications came from every vounty' of the state.and are some 300 in excess of last vear. Applications received: after April 1 will be filled in 1930, officials said. , o Species to be propagated this spring at the state's five hatcheries are large }ami smal-mouth black bass, bluegill, crappie, -rockbass red-eved sunfish, yellow ]wrch'chzmnel catfish and perhaps pike-perch or wall ‘eyve. Delivery tof the latter depends tupon Pprocuring the fish eggs from Michigan. An at-~ tempt also will be made to propagate silver bass. In 1928 the division propagated and delivered 11,428,000 vounz game fish which were planted in Hoosier public waters. i - - ; - Prominent Musician Dies Mrs. Frank Silkwood Grover aged 41 a prominent Elkhart woman died Wednesday night£from diphtheria. Three children survive. Mrs. Grover was active: in music circles and had appeared as a soloist in many parts of Indiana. Tt was Mrs. Grover whose ‘stenorian voice at thie last Republican state convention announced that ihe Elkhart county delegation had voted ‘for Gov. Leslie for the party's nomination for governor. i

Injured Blasting Stumps

Wilbur Hawver 57 prominent DeKalh county farmer residing five miles south of Garrvett suffered the loss of a hand severe lacerations of the chest and may lose his eyvesight from an explosion :of dyvnamite which occurrcd while blasting.stumps.

Auto Driver Killed

Michael J. Daly Hammond plumbing contractor was killed when his automobile skidded on wet car tracks and crashed into another 111:1(711ine. Daly was hurled through the windshiela and internally injured. =

Kills Large Blue Racer, Adam Snyder of near LaGrange killed a large blue racer which. mepsured over 9 feet long while walking tlivokeh a woods. - :

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Zimmerman Trial Today.

The trial of Charles D. Zimmerman fermer sheriff of Steuben county on a _;:ruud'jury indictment for murdex" in the first degree in ‘connection with the. death of Thomas Burke whose charred body was found in the ruins of a barn burned in Clear Lake township last August will be eommenced in the Steuben cirenit court today, with special Judge James L. Harmon of Elkhart presiding. As the circumstantes of the murder have attracted wide attention it is anticipated that the trial will be heard with interest and by large audiences, o Will Operate Wawasee Hotel, The Spinks estate of Indianapolis, chiel owners of the Wawasee hotel, will operate the hostlry this vear it has been learned. E : : Last yvear Leonard Hicks of Hetel Lorraine Chicago and Walter L. Gregory of the Palmer house Chicago leased the vesort. which had a 'w_-r,\"l successful season. o - | ~ Prision For Theit of Car. - ' Walter Westerman of Fort Wavne was N.\'e"nt«‘m'ed to two vears in the federal prjson at Leavenworth Kan., by Judge Thomas W. Slick in the federal court for bringing a stolen automobile across the Indiana-Ohio state fine e . Notice of Final Settlement, State’ of Indiana Noble County ss: .In the '‘matter of the estate of i William -B. Knapp Deceased P ; No. 3094 = : ; In the Noble Cireuit Court May Term, 1929, e o Notice is hereby giren, that the -undersigned as administrator. of the es: tate of William B. Knapp deceased, has filed in 'said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same wiil come up for examination and action-of said court, at the court house, at Albion, Indiana, on the 13 day of May 1929 at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court.and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. - 5 - And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others intevested in said Kstate. are also hereby required at the time and place [a,foresaid to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part lof said estate, o Karl D. Knapp, Administrator Posted March 28th 1929 : William H. Wigton, Attdmey 10a2w

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