Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 40A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 October 1929 — Page 4

MON. OCT. 28 Two Weeks Off Starring Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill a snappy comedy drama for your enjoyment. ' TUES.. WED., THUES,, OCT. 29-30-3] Abe’s Irish Rose Starring “Buddy” Rogers Nancy Carroll and Jean Hersholt. The most amazing play in theatrical history. - 18,000,000 people have paid §535,000,000 to see it. It has had 18,000 performances. It has appeared in every State In the Union. ' It has played in 14 nations of the world. . ; : ‘lt has broken long run records in practically every city where it has been presented. o sweeter story could ever be told The Supreme motion picture offering. One show each night starting at 7:30 Adm. 15, 25 and 35 cents. . COMING NOV. 5-6-7 :

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INTERESTING ITEMS.

(ontributed by the .English Classes of the Seventh and Eighth Grades of the Ligonier Schools,

Charles Gale, of Columbia City, a former resident of this city, paid a visit to Sathuel Michael’s Sunday. Marjorie Fair, of Kendallville, was a guest of Janis. Cass of this city Sunday. . : Miss Mary Gard and Miss Margaret Gunder of this city, Merman Yeager, of Topeka and Floyd Downing of Cromwell were Goshen visitors Saturday and Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Christlieb and two sons Wilbert and Robert, went to Mishawaka to visit their Mrs. H. E. Rohrer. : :

Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. Hayes spent Sunday evening in Elkhart the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Hayes. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bayes of Washington, D. C. He'len Crothers is recovering from an appendicitis operation. - Dr. Glade Rupert who has been study ing; aviation at Marshall, Mo, arrived home Saturday to spend sevaral dava. . :

Last I'riday was the first basketball zame of the season and Ligonier put up a good fight "against< LaGrange but lcst, the score being 23 to 45. Saturday evening, October 25th the Junior Sunday School 'of the U. B. ‘hurch had a Hallowe'en party. The children want to thank their teachers and the.mothers for the good time ‘hey enjoyed. : : ' Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong and family of Kendallville and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roe and family of Ligonier were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. iLlijalh last Sunday evening. Mrs. Chester Vanderford spent Saturday in Fort Wayne. . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Steller and fomily visited the farm of Mr. and Mrs. LaFong, parents of Mrs. Steller on Sunday.

The f{irst basketball game of the season was held Friday, October 25th o Lagrange. The score was 45-22 in tavor of LaGrange.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cress moved from Wawasee lake after a very happy summer there. . ' Lucian Hayden and family attended the funeral -of Mrs. Hayden’s brother, Benjamin Bennett at Monticello last Sunday. 2

Miss Laurabelle Reed shows improvement. She is past the danger stage and can sit up an bour in the morning and in the afternoon. She cannot go to school for four or five weeks. : el}l‘. Black was at the North Side school Thursday and Friday to examine the children. - ‘ The Workers’ Class of the Christian church is to hold a masquerade party at the home of Miss Donnabel Wiley. Everybody be present. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Compton: and daughter Margaret visited relatives in® Whitley county Sunday afternoon.

* Mrs. Henry Frindle of South Milford has been visiting for the past week at the home of Mrs. Earl Kline and Mrs. Homer Pilling of this city. Mrs. W. A. Jackson and granddaughter Mary Jane were (ioshen shoppers Saturday. Margaret Rodgers entertained Thurs day evening at a Hallowe’en party twenty-three guests. The house was decorated in black and orange and the same colors were carried throughout the serving of the lunch. lf‘r.izes were won by Queenie Oliver, Don Cotherman, Janis Sedgwick and Margaret Kelley.

Mrs. Jane Barnhiser who has been employed at the Crystal theatre for the past year has resigned her position and is returning to her home in Huntington.

Arthur Yeager who has been sick for several weeks will soon be able to resume his work. George -Ramsbhy of Mishawaka and Mrs. George Ramsby and daughter Mable of l.igonier spent the week end with Toledo relatives. :

Mrs. C. F. Green and Mrs. George Brown spent a very delightful day in Fort Wayne last Friday. : Thursday night at the home of William Kitson, Mary Alice and Morris Kitson entertained a party of friends from Goshen Benton, Syracuse and Ligonier. The decorations were according to the Hallowe’en season. Games were played and music enjoyed. At a late hour refreshments were served.

The Ligonier basgetball team played their first game with LaGrange, Friday, October 25th, at LaGrange. At the beginning it was very close. But Ligonier was defeated 45 to 22, - Saturday, October 26th, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Inks and Anna Belle and Betta Rose Henney. visited Fort Wayne. They went for the special purpose of seeing the new all talkie, all color, all singing and dancing picture, “The Gold Diggers of Broadway” Mr. and Mrs. Inks pronounced it to be the best talking picture they have ever seen. ‘ : Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wertheimer and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Wertheimer, Mrs. I. D. Straus, Mrs. Simon Straus and guests went to Fort Wayne Sunday to attend an evening dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolf at the Keenan hotel. Other out of town guests were Mrs. Wolf’s sister and husband, who came from Kalamazoo, Mich., to attend the function. Thomas Hite who lives northwest of the city returned to the University of Detroit, Sunday, October 27. He was accompanied by his brother Dean Hite who will visit relatives there. : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pollard enterained at dinner Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Banta, Mr. and Mrs. toy Kellam and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jalbeck. Later in the evening cards

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were enjoyed, prizes being won by Mrs. Kellam and Mr. Banta. : Ligonier’s first basketbhall game was at LaGrange with LaGrange’s first team. The score was 45 to 22 in favor of LaGrange. We hope to win the next game when we play New Paris Be sure to be there.

Miss Janis Goslin of Chicago, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Goslin over the week snd, returning Sunday to Chicago. S . Fred Bowen and James Kelley .of Wabash college visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kelley over the week end, returning Sunday to Wabash.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wisner and Mrs. Fred Hendrickson spent Saturday in Fort Wayne enjoying “Blossom time” at the Shrine audjtorium. Mr and Mrs. 'Lewi@/Levy and son Buddy arrived home Tuesday from Buffalo, N. Y., where they had spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Todd and also consulted a specialist for Buddy. !

M. E. Church Notices.

There was a fine increase in the attendance upon the services of the Sunday school and church yesterday. The communion service was the largest during the present pastorate. Tho special number by Mrs. Weeks was well received. Three united with the church. :

Tnight is the occasion for the Group Conference to be held in this church. Representatives from the six charges will be here for this service. Our Dist. Supt. C. B. Croxwell will preskde. We hope that a large attendance will be there from the local congregation . The Ladies Aid will provide the supper the supper will be served for 50 cents. If possible let Mrs. O. C. Harsh know. Come for the supper but remain for the program. Special music has been provided. Remember that next Sunday is to be one of the great days in the Methodist church during the conference year. The first Annual Homecoming takes place then. Special musical programs will be given at each service. Rev. Croxall will bring the morning message. A pot®luck dinner will be served at the church. The Presbyterian church will unite in the afternoon service and this will take the place of the union service of the evening. Rev. Perry C. Gibbs of Warsaw will give his address, “My Old Kentucky Home.” The other churhes and invited to join us in the afternoon lservice.

' Preshyterian Church. Exodus 25:40 wa3 the sermon text yvesterday morning, “The Pattern in the Mount,” was the theme. Mrs. Wood’s solo was greatly enjoyed. Matt. 6:33 was the text of Rev.. Anderson’s sermon in the evening. The excellent sermon dealt with matters requiring much consideration in our day. : ' The evening musical program was very pleasing, consisting of a solo by Janis Sedgwick and a duet by Betty Rose Henny. There was a good attendance at both services.

Loyalty Month begins Wovember 1. In it we are all to show especial loyalty to our own church and all its organizations. :

Christian Church

Home coming will be observed at this church next Sunday. A kind invitation is extended to all to bring their baskets and spend the day with us in fellowship and worship. This will be the first of “The Loyalty Services” also the orchestra will be present all day and dispense some fine music.! There will be a. number of vocal selections also at each. service Rev. D. R. Moss of Kendallville will be present at the afternoon service and give the “Home Coming” address. .We are preparing for a great all day service. Why not be there?

United Brethren Church

Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hartzler the Loyal Women will have their annual Hallowe'en class meeting. Members will take pumpkin pies and sandwiches. Thursday evening at the church the Young People’s Division will have their usual good Hallowe’en time. Wednesday evening is the midweek service. This service is very important to your church life. We start a Loyalty Campaign next Sunday. Get ready and be ready.

Presbyterian Calender. October 28-November 2 Monday, C. E. Society at 7:30. Tuesday, Supper Social Hour 5:00. Frday, Kings’ Daughters 7:30. Christian Seience Services. “Probation after Death” was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday October 27. Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “He that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved” (Matt. 24:13). ‘“The righteous also shall hold on his way and he that hath clean hands shalil be stronger and stronger” (Job 17:9). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages ' from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “If the change called death destroyed the belief, in sin, sickness and death happiness would be won at the moment of. dissolution, and be forever permanent but this is not so. Perfection is gained only by perfection. They who are unrighteous shall be unrighteous still until in divine Science Christ Truth, removes all ignorance and sin” (p. 290). _ o ' i

J. W. Draper is spending the day}' See "‘Abie’s Irish Rose” nu swee_t_er in Ligonier,. “story could ever be told. >

Mrs. Jane Bowen is reported not so well today.

Mrs. Herbert Sisterhen of Elkhart s spending the week end here.

Mrs. Ed Jackson is here from Detroit to visit relatives and friends.

Wanted—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Russell Smith. 40a2t

Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Baker and son of Sturgis visited in Ligonier yesterday. ; : : i

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Claudon spent the week end with relatives here. - :

Dr. Bllack reports the birth of a son to Mr, and Mrs. Noah Klick Octoher 26. : S

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hite visited their daughter Margaret at = Fort Wayne Saturday.

Mrs. A F. Bigegs and Mrs. G 8. Lyon atteuded a dinner party at Warsaw Friday night. &

Buryl Taylor returned to his employ ment yesterday in South Bend after a month’s vacation. - : -

Frank Smith, piano tuner is here. Orders may be left with Charles Graham, phone 438. - : e

Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton Dowell nf Walkerton were Sunday guests of ‘Jay Ramsby and mother. ' :

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hile visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards in Elkhart vesterday afternoon. - . '

- Mrs. Simon Straus and Mrs. L. D. Straus will go to Chicago this week to spend a few dayvs. =

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Crushing of Chicago were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Rlinn. :

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Casey of Auburn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown yesterday. :

Mr. and Mrs. John Winebrenner of Albion were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winebrenner.

- Mrs. Harry Damey who was injured in an automobile accident last week is improving and is now at her home on Mclean street..

Dr. Lane will operaté on Ed Tyler tomorrow at the Methodist hospital in Fort Wayne for appendicitis.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cain entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Bennitt of South Bend.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Connin will drive te South Bend tonight to visit a brother-in-law Bert Whitmer who is il : : ’

.Mr. and Mrs. Leon : Schlotterback spent the week end in Fort Wayne the guests of their son Irvin and wife. :

Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bowen attended a wedding anniversary party given at Milford ¥riday evening for Dr, and Mrs.: V. 6. Hursev.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Walter Robinson a sons and Miss Ollie Wolf spent 8 day in Bryan, Ohio, with Mr. and M ‘Charles Johnson and family.

F. W. Young is home f through Kentucky and Chi ter Mrs. Isabelle Warner of Ohio, came with Mim.

Mrs. 0. G. Bowen and Mrs. Lawren Skeels drove to Fort Wavne Saturd to meet Fred Bowen of Wabash coli> who spent the week end here. .. =

The Starr Trucking Company moved the household goods of Mr. and Mrs, Jay Anthony to Fort Wayue Saturday. Mr. Anthony is the saleman for the Maytag washer at the Ligonier Electric Shop of this. city. e

Mrs. Louisa Felton was a dinner guest yesterday of her sister Mrs. V. L. Pancake and family. Callers at the Pancake home in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cain, Earl Schwab of Fort Wayne, Luther Hallitt of Waterloo and Miss Katherine Coldren of Kalamazoo, Mich.

| Notice. : - Members of the Eastern Star are given notice that this is the time to . make contributions of canned . fruits ‘and jellies for the Mason home. They will be packed November sth at the Weaver hardware and all who can give will please have it there by that date. Worthy Matron Mrs. Charles F. Green. ‘ :

Menu for Social Hour Supper. The Social Hour will serve a supper in the Presbyterian church Tuesday night, October 29th. Following is the menu: G o Roast Pork : Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy . Baked Beans -, Cold Slaw Pickles Jelly o Pie . Coffee Price 50 cents. . 39b2¢t

Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill at Crystal tonight. -

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blue were over in Goshen visiting friends last week.

Mrs. A. N. Wertheimer expects to go to St. Louis this week for a visit.

48 million peoplé have seen “Abie’s Irish Rose” See it at Crystal this week, : o -

Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Rupert spent Sunday in Albion at the I, E. Rupert home. i i

Mrs. Jay Anthony and little daughter left for Fort Wayne Saturday to visit her parents. o \

- Even your best friends will laugh at vou if vou miss “Abie’s Irish Rose” it Crystal this week. :

Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Pancake and laughter Josephine were Elkhart visitors Saturday afternoon. o

:Mrs. T. J. Hire is home from Solom'on_ Creelk where she had been visiting her daughter Mrs. John Darr.

- The Rainbow class of the Kimmell M. E. church will serve » fried chicken

cafeteria supper Tuesday evening, October 20th. 5 G 39b2t

We buy all kinds of junk and pay the highest market- prices for same. When you hae junk of any kind ecall Darell Beckner, Ligonfer. 37bit

There will be a chicken supper serv ed at the Broadway church Thursday evening, November 7th. Come and ehjey a real meal. « . 38bot

For Sale—Extra good quality dry oak chumk wood, delivered for $3.75 per cord, H E. ’Sorgenfrei, Albion. ‘ « 38adt

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schwab ‘daug’hter Harriet and son Charles of Bloomdale Ohio drove to Diamond lake Friday to visit at the €. .C. Ullery cottage. =

Dan Butts, of South. Bend spent the week end. with Mr. and Mrs. Kdd

Banta. - Mr. Butts will jeave next Saturday for Texas where he will spend the winter with a son. /

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Far Sale—Seventeen acres of land with a house and outbuildings located on the river, located on the River road on the River road west of Ligonier. A bargain for some one if t_ake.n at once. James Crockett == - 39b4t

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“Two Weeks Off” at Crystal tonight

Hard wood, coarse or fine. Call Joe Taylor Phone 285. : 39btf

. Mrs. George Moore spent the week end in Fort Wavne.

Charles Hatfield was a business visitqr in Elkhart Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Flint Rockhill were in Fort Wayne Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch were Fort Wayne visitors last week. - CN

“Abie’s Irish Rose” at Crystal this Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.

For Sale—Turnips at the Homer Hite farm, north of Ligonier. 39bdt

_Old .corn for sale. Phone 271 Ligonier or Sam Earnhart through Kimmell. : - 39b4t

Mr, and Mrs. James Hire of South Bend spent last week with Ligonier relatives. ?

- For Sale—Piano in good condition, priced reasonable, phone 262. Charles I. Green, 805 South Main street. if

All kinds of trucking and hauling promptly done. Joe Taylor phone 285. X 39btf -

For Rent-—Large furnished room--lady or young couple preferred, 229 East Third street. : 39b2t

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Favinger of near Kimmell and Mrs. Chester Vanderfora were Fort Wayne visitors Saturdayv.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klotz and daughter Fredonna of Mishawaka visited. Ligonier friends yesterday.

Mrs. Susan Miller of Sturgis, Mich., who has been the guest of Mrs. Walter for the past week returned to her home Sundav.

Junk, Poultry and Wrecking Cars R ) ~Millers Junk Yard . Wegleell Used Auto Parts for all makes of Cars " FOX & RICHMAN CO. Phone 433 , Ligonier

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