Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 46A, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 December 1929 — Page 13

Has Arm Amputated Arrest Auburn Minister . H. G. Herendeen of Church of God minister at Auburn was arrested by Chief of Police Charles Davis on a warrant charging him with issuing a fraudulent check. - He is wanted by Wabash authorities. It was not the usual January thaw as it came in December a month ahead of schedule. : Subscribe for the Ligonier Banner.

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l' $250 FOR HUSBANDS'S DEATH ] 'Suit For $lO,OOO Damages Against Pony Express Line Is Settled in , Court ‘ Mrs, Nettie Meroney of Elkhart formerly of Ligonier was awarded judgment of $250 in her damage suit against the Pony Express company by I‘Judge L. L. Burris as the case came lup for a decision in Elkhart circuit court at Goshen. The suit for $lO,OOO arose from the death of Mrs. Meroney’'s husband wlifich was claimed to have been caused by injuries received when he was struck by a Pony Express bus several miles north of Elkhart in November 1927. The case had been venued to the Kosciusko circuit court only to be refiled last month in the Elkhart (rir-l cuit court. . Masons Elect Officers At the regular meeting of the Masonic Lodge officers for the ensuing | year were elected as follows: ~ Donald H. Shearer Worshipful Mas-

ter. e Paul H. Martin, Senior Warden R. Earl Burke, Junior Warden Bernard J. Baughman, Secretary Clarence E. Dening Treasurer , Luther Cooper, Tyler. : The other offices are appointive and are to be filled later. _ Youth Dies From YWound Kenneth McCullough 23 died Wednesday of a gunshot wound accidentallv received while hunting Tuesday afternon near Churubusco. -

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38,25 PER POUND FOR STEER A new world’s record price of $8.25 'a pound was paid for Lucky Strike the grand champion steer of the 1929 International Livestock show. Elliott Brown, the 20-year-old farm boy of Rose Hill JTowa whose steer won the premier award of the exposition will receive nearly $7.700 for his 930pound animal. : . ' J. C. Peney chain store operator, again was the successful bidder at’ the auction. ' The champion carload of cattle was auctioned to Abergast and Bastian packers of Allentown Pa., at $35 per hundred pounds. : Isaac Buss of near Auburn submitted to the amputation of his righti larm in a hospital. He had been suffering from an infection and efforts to save the arm proved of no avail ~ Notice To Absentee State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: ' In the Noble Circuit Court January Term, 1929 Everett M. Ritter

V 8 : Charles Ritter To Charles Ritter: You are hereby notified that said above entitled action is pending .in the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana on complaint ef the above named plaintiff against you alleging that you have absented yourself _from your place of residence in Noble County, Indiana, for a period of more than twenty years last past, without making any sufficient provision for the care and management of your property and estate and that the same is suffering waste for want of proper care and that said matter is set for trial in said Court in the Court House at the town of Albion in said County and State on the 13th day of January, 1930, being the 7th judicial day of the regular January 1930 Term of said Court and that unless you appear and answer or demur thereto on {said day the same will be heard and’ determined in your absence. Witness the hand of the above named plaintiff and the hand and seal of the Clerk of said Court hereunto affixed this 29th day of November, y 1929

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Claim Cramer Fired Fatal Shot ! With testimony of two Elkhart attor neys that Marvin Cramer fired the shot which killed Edward J. Blanke'x‘tl in a roadhouse near Mishawaka last June before the court the third session of the trial was opened at South: Bend Friday. H. G. Burke and Alex Sievers both of whom were wounded in the free-for-all fightt at Buster Boyer's roadhouse said they saw Cramer fire the shot which caused Blankert’s death. Cramer is charged: wit manslaughter and denies that his shot Kkilled Blankert a close friend who had gone} to the roadhouse with him. : ] : Draws $l5O Fine When David Long ice wagon driver ‘appeared before Mayor Auman at Ken dallville late Wednesday charged with ‘the possession of intoxicating ligquor he pleaded guilty and the court made it $l5O and costs or $181.45 in all gave him a suspended six months sentence at the penal farm. Leng is making an effort to raise the money to pay his fine, and is; still in jail there, . ~ Vietim of Cold Wave - ' ~ Another victim of the cold wave was found at Connersville when the body of Michael Tafferty 60 was located in a garage where he made his|. home. ’ Some Good News James Kinnison has so far recovered his health as to be able to be up and will go out with favorable weather, , ' Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pinchon of Albion were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hite. i Shock wil take thie place of EKd Banta at the same time. : |

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~ Arrested Seventeen Times., ° Frank Woodbridge 39 years old of Elkhart was sentenced to the state | prison for one to five vears Thursday afternoon after he had been found guilty by a fury in the superior court at Elkhart on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The jury was out just seven minutes. Woodbridge had been arrested seventeen tlmes since 1920 on liquor charges. ‘His last arTest was on November 4 after his car had collided with one priven by Bernard Bosse. - , ¢ | T T \ . Supreme (Court Acts . The supreme court Thursday reversed ‘the Kosciusko circuit court "m“ sustaining a demurrer to the suit of Samuel Hively to enjoin the -school city of Nappannee from enterimg into a lease with a holding company for erection’ of a new school huilding. ' Attend Banguet . Rev. G. H. Bachelor Arthus E. Kelley and Howard Herald attended abanquet in South Bend Thursday ! evening given by the Preshyterian Brotherhood in honor of the moderator of the chutch organization. - Aun Kills Hunter. ! adiel Coddens was killed instantly Thursday afternoon when the gun with which he was hunting near Crumstown was discharged accldentally as he was climbing a fence. Ford Gets $lOO " Henry Ford receives a legacy of $lOO under the terms of the will of Mrs. Florence Smalley-Babbitt 82 who died }at Ypsilanti Mich.,, recently. . Dr. Black was in Kendallville Thurs day-evening attending a meeting of the Northeastern Indiana Academy or‘; medicine. A banquet was a feature, !

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