Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 43A, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 November 1929 — Page 2

<il - - The Ligonier Banner Established 1856 i Published by THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor ‘ M. A. Cotherman, Manager | Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana, as second class matter. ¢ Dog Poisoner Busy. A" resident of Brimfield says an epidemic of dog poisoning has strucH the town and the fatalities have been numerous. Cifizens are up in arms, however at the method wused. “It would be infinitely better to come into the yards and shoot the dogs,” said a prominent citizen, “than to scatter poisoned bologna in the yards where children play. A little girl became seriously ill and the parents were frantid when they found a piece of poison bologna in their yard. Don’t kill any human beings in trying to kill the dogs.” Pair Pinned Beneath Car. Raymond Staley residing north ot Warsaw and Edna Moore of Burket, had a narrow escape from death or serious injury about 9 o’clock Sunday night when their car turned ovey as they were crowded‘off the highway. Both of the passengers werg pinned under the car and were rescued by a Peru party who took them to- the Emergency hospital. Staley suffered a bruised shoulder and Miss Moore suffered a bruised shoulder and side. - In Serious Condition, County Commissioner Lewis E. Schroyer is in a serious condition at his home near Leesburg as the result of a perculiar accident, , He was placing a ring in the nose of a hog at his farm when the stick binding the tourniquet about the hog’s nose because loosened and struck him on the head, facturing his skull. ' Is Mother of Three Mayors. Elizabeth H. Nester, of Boonville, now is the mother of three mayors. In 1905, John F. Heinzle, a son, was elected the first maycr of Boonville, four years later another son, Fred Heinzle became mayor of Tell City and this year's election made a third son, Floyd Nester the mayor-elect of Boonville. Now Totally Blind. Granville Landis of Wakarusa who was taken to the General hospital in Elkhart submitted to an operation for the removal of an eye. The operation was made necessary by an infection. Mr. Landis’ other eye had already been removed and he is now totally blind. - Shoots Self in Head Kirby L. Sprott 38 well-known insurance agent of Auburn was shot iy the head Friday noon dying instantly while in the athroom of his home on South McClellan stret. The load from a 12-gauge shotgun entered the right side of the head below the temple and went out between the eyes. Meeting of Ladies Aid. The Pleasant Hill Ladies’ Aid will hold their Thanksgiving Bazaar along with a pot luck lunch and mite offering at the home of Mrs. Ulric Butz on Thursday afternoon Nov. 21. Come and spend a pleasant afternoon with us. You may find something in thg Bazzar that will be suitable for Christmas presents.—Committee. See “Simba” Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson’s great wild animal ‘pictureg the most remarkable picture ever made. See it at Crystal Thursday and Friday Nov. 21 and 22.

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Graft on the Air,

" The Better Business Bureau is to investigate and fight “get-rich quick” schemesg promulgated by means of the radio says an Exchange. The absence of law prohibiting the broadcasting of matter that would be barred by postoffice authorities if sent through the malls and the wide range of audience makes the radio a perfect mode of expression.for the dishonest promoter. The management of broad casting stations has the power to curb fraud of this sort and the better class stations are cooperating their facillties. However it is probable that the stock grafter will always be able to hire a station to broadcast his message to prospective “suckers.” The mails the telegraph and the telephone have all played a part in the selling wiles of the promoter. It is but logical that the radio should come next And the public is almost entirely witl out protection. 5

Home Division.

Arrangements are complete for the Annual Home Division Achievement Day program to be held in the opera house at Albion, next Wednesday afternoon, November 20, commencing at one o'clock. - . “Standing Room Only”, a short one act play will damatically dipict the home furnishings project, the following women take "pa.rt.:_ Mesdames Agnes Mawhorter, -Addie Wheeler, Margaret Ott, Lena ' Schlotterback, Mable Crothers, Bessie Honts, and Mabel Harrod and Misses: Mary Schulte and Blanche Zaring. Demonstrations will also feature the program. = The committee in charge of arrangements is composed of Mrs. Hannah Whitford, Mrs. Arminda Rhea, and Mrs.- Luella Dreibelbis and Mrs, Cora Ownes. i

Man is Eleetrocuted.

. Walter Brenneman, 47, of Mishawaka, was instantly killed Wednesday when he came in contact with a high’ voltage line in the Elkhart power house. Brenneman was in charge of a crew of men who were doing reconstruction work in the Elkhart plant, and in some manner a short circuit on one of the switches resulted. Several other men were at work in the room at the time, but none actually saw how the accident accurred. The lights of the downtown district were out for five minutes as a result of the short circuit.

Man Gets 1 to 5 Years.

Pleading guilty to a charge of still possession John Penzo 44 Chicago Italian whom officers found in charge of an alcohol plant at Fort Wayne September 7 was sentenced to servg from 1 to 5 years in the state pri-son-at Michigan City by Judge Sol A. Wood in circuit court at Fort Wayne. Penzo was also fined $lOO and Chief of Police Walter Kavanaugh was ordered to destroy the alcohol and stil} seized in the raid, :

Shot Goes Wild.

Sheriff-elect Hoffman created a scare last Thursday while in Kendallvile when in a business house looking at some guns. The eclerk had handed Mr. Hoffman a .32 caliber revolver and.told him it was loaded. While inspecting the gun it was discharged. Fortunately the bullet struck the telephone standing on the counter otherwise it would have gone through the window into the street. | Chicken Pox Prevails, ~ Chickenpox has broken out among schools pupils in York township and the speckled youngsters are being ket at home. ' - See and hear the Show Boat Radio Artists from WLS tonight.

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: 'Benton Bridge to Open The temporary hridge over the Elk-

hart river at Benton on state road two will be ready for use by November 24 according to word received here from A. H. Murphy of Indianapolis an engineer of the state highway commission. An unavoidable delay has been encountered in the construction of the temporary span Mr. Murphy reported. : . - The bridge over the Elkhart river at Benton collapsed several monthsago and since that time traffic has been routed over detours. The detours are in bad condition and much east and west bound traffic is being routed over other highwavs to avoid the detours. A(_‘hamhm' of Commerce secretaries from South Bend Mishawaka Elkhart Goshon;Ligonivx' and Fort Waj*ne have urged highway officials to rush the work.

Auto Runs Into Train

Amotor party of four persons were killed outright when their ‘machine plunged into the side of a Pennsylvania passenger train at high speed on a crossing at the outskirts of Indignapolis. & ' "The dead: - : ~ William Carmichael, Indiaimpqlis. Miss Maude Ellis 22 Indianapolis. Karl A. Kirchefer 37 Indianapolis, (formerly of Columbus, 0.) - . James E. Tribble 40 Indianapolis. ' The four 'were driving into Indianapolis from the Curtis airport hangar Carmichael was driving his machine and apparently struck the train a terirfic blow as the front of his machine was badly crushed. Rusty Nail Fatal to Elkhart Man A wound in his %oot received a week ago Sunday when he stepped on a rusty nail proved fatal Thursday morning to Henry S. Courtney 61 life long resident of Elkhart who died at ;his home just east of the city limits 'of tetanus. e Mr. Courtney had paid little attenltion to the wound and it was not until Wednesday that a physician was called, too late to stop the inroads of the malady. - :

Gets Medal in Corn (Contest

Eighty-seven and seven-tenths blfshels of corn on a five acre-plot has entitled Perry Whan of Swan township to a silver medal awarded by the Indiana Corn Growers’ Association the yield having been checked by J. H. Miller of Purdue University. This is the first award of this kind to be won by a Noble county farmer in several vears. - State Policeman Injured Injuries which may prove fatal were suffered at Rochester by John Stanley state motor policeman. The motorcycle he was riding crashed into the side of an automobile driven 'by George Helficker 17. e The accident occurred 12 miles south of Rochester on State Road 25 As near as could be le®rned Helficker misjudged the speed of the motorcycle. approaching him and pulled from a side road directly in front of it. : . The Show Boat from WLS in person at Crystal tonight. NOTICE COF FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the matter of the Estate of Henry Maggart Deceased, ‘ No. 3172 : ~ In the Noble Circuit Court January ‘Term 1930. ~ Notice is hereby given that the urdersigned as. Executor of the estate of Henry Maggart Deceass ed has filed in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examinaticn ard action of said Court at the Court House at Albion, Indiana on the 6 day of January 1930 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 beapproved, And the heirs, devisees and legatees of sald 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. John C. Umbenhower Executor. Posted Nov. 13th 1929. Wm. H. Wigton, Attorney. 43a2w NOTICE OF FINAY. SETTLEMENT State of Indiana Nohle County SS: In the Matter of the Estate of - Newton Rarick Deceased No. 2538. ' : In the Noble Circuit Court January Term 1930. ‘ i Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of the estate of Newton Rarick deceased, has filed in said court his account and vouchers in final setfies. ment of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of saig Ceurt at the Jourt House at Albion Indiana on the 6 day of January 1930 at which time -and place all persons interested in said estate are reguired to appear in said Court and show cause if any there be why said account should not be approved. And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others intkrested in said Estate are also hereby requier at the time and place aforesaid to appear and make proo? of their heirship or claim to any part ot said estate. Marion A. Rarick, Administrator de onis non with the will annexed, ; Gaih . Posted Nov. 7th 1928 = William H. Wigton, Attorney.. 42a2w

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Prisoner Gets Leave

Marion Schellenger of ' Bloomfield will be given a leave Novetnber 18 from the Indiana state farm where he is serving a 60-day sentence for stealing ' chickens from a Greene county farmer to take final examinations at an Inglianapolis airport to become a licensed airplane pilot. . Gov, Harry G. Leslie approved a five day parole for the youth senteneed by Judge Thomas Van Buskirk in the Green circuit court October 19! 1929. An appeal had been made that the boy be perniitted to complete the training for which his father had expended more than $l,OOO. . She Threw His Pipe Away, Incensed when his wife threw hig pipe into a stove Martin Barted of Plymouth is alleged to have given her a switching. She .caused his arrest but when he appeared Friday -in the court of Judge A. B. Chipman she expressed regret for her action and pleaded for leniency. Both declared that love still rules their home, ~ Police Seek Owner of Safe, - Anyone who has récently missed ‘his office safe, may do well to inquire iof.the Gary police depax'-tmem‘ - A ;» A large safe with the top opened apparently by an acetylene torch, was found abandoned near the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. In red chalk marks the word “thanks” was written ion the safe. ~ : : ' The body of James Baker 72 retired farmer was found in a wood northeast of Lebanon by hunters. It was hanging from a tree a rope around the neckk, v o * The Show Boat from WLS in person at Crystal tonight. -

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Anto Thieves Taken

John Peters 21 and L. E. Davis 25 arrested about .3 o'clock Wednesday mozrning in their room at the Clugston hotel Columbia City will be taken ta South- Bend to face charges dbf auto banditry. . . e ‘An automobile in which the twao came to Columbia City from Fort Wayne was -found parked ou a side street. It had been stolen from Dauvid M. Brazy at South Bend Novembher ), ~ Suicides by Drowning . Frank L. Dawson 55 oldest employe of the buburn. post office comniittec suicide by drowning in Cedar. creck early ‘Wednesday. The b‘a)éy of the well knewn rural mail carrier wos ;found nearly a mile from where he ejumped into the water at Third stree lodged under. the limb of a tree pro truding into the water near Rose Jdawn. cemetery. N o e e v Seerctary of (War IIL ‘ ! James W. Good secretary of .wa iwas in a eritical condifion at ‘V?.';,zl‘gp‘ ;:‘Y{gﬁo;‘l ‘ho,‘epi‘tu! :1;_ V(:l:%':;i::;:t:,;:x. toda; ‘after an emergency appendiegitis op f;.er.atio_n from ~which .close friend ifeared he would net recover. : i. Some hope was being held, howeye on the basis of physicians’ .repoert that his pulse and blood pressurs sepn ed favorable and that he was restin, fairly well . ‘“Very serious’ wasg th way the White House deseribed hi iconditicn. o - l _F'br more than an hour the 62-year | old -cabinet member was on the ‘oper tating table. . Staff surghons said gan _grene had set in and the incision wa 9unusually difficult because of the o }p'osition of the appendix.. . ; ‘ Pay vour Banner subscériptions

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