Ligonier Banner., Volume 66, Number 8B, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 March 1932 — Page 4
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Virginia Oldfather spent Wednesday in Fort Wayne, : Miss Marjorie Guiss of North Manchester college spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O, C Guisg Daniel Ratliff 91 oldest of the few remaining Civil war veterans in Wells county died at his home in Bluffton Mrs, Elizabeth Mae Holsinger age 66 died at the home of her sister Mrs. C. S. Geauque in Kendallville, Wanted—Horse drawn gang plow. State price and make. Address box 14 care of the Banner.
The ladies of the Cromwel M, E. church will serve a chicken pie supper Tuesday March 15, 7b3t
Seth Parker and his Jonesport neighbors of radio fame in “Way Back Home” at Crystal this Thursday Friday and Saturday.
Martin Luther ‘Merkling age 69 yvears, pioneer of Wayne township farmer and a resident of the Kendall
ville community the greater part of his life died at the home of hig son Glenn Merkling near that city, Death followed a five weeks’ illness from harening of the arteries.
Mr.,s Susie Kernodle of Tippecanoe who married George L. Kernodle as a result of chance meeting on a transAtlantic liner was granted a divorce at Warsaw. The couple married shortly after the ocean cruise. Mrs, Kernodle charged desertion,
of interest to those suffering from Constipation or other v Colon trouble Dr. 1. H. MOORE ' in Vol. XXV No. 2 of “Northwest Medicine” says:
“The colon is a sewerage system, but by neglect and abuse it becomes a cesspool. When it ig clean we are well and happy; let it stagnate and it will distill the poisons of decay, fermentation and putrefaction into the blood, poisoning the brain and nervous system so that we become mentally depressed and melancholic, irritable and restless; it will poison the heart so that we are weak and listless; poison the lungs so that the breath is foul; poison the digestive organs so that we are loaed, belching ang distressed with gas pains; poison the blood sp that the skin is sallow blotched and unhealthy, In short, every organ of the body is poisoned, and we age prematurely, look and feel old; the joints are stiff and painful; neuritis, dull eyes and a sluggish brain overtake us; the pleasure of living is gone.”
The consequences of Colon (bowel) trouble, among other ailments, are biliousness, gastritis, rheumatism, neuritis, asthma, appendicitis, inflammation of the gall duct, gall stones, high blood pressure, paralysis backache, Bright’s disease, insomnia, mental depression and even insanity, Dr. Kellog of Battle Creek, who has made a specific study of colon trouble, states, ‘Nearly all chronie ailments, especially of the heart,
Cold Weathe: . . . HOW ABOUT THAT . BATTERY? | If it does not give satisfaction just phone 481 and we will call forit. If it needs replacing we can replace it with a new one for $4.95. , See us if you have battery trouble. Kiester Super Service ~ Ligonier, Indiana
Carl Hardenbrook who is well known here died at his home in Albion Wednesday, The house on the William Earnhart farm near Albion burned one day this week. Mr. and Mrs, A. J Inks are in Detroit several days this feek on business. Miss Isabel Taylor will have charge of the story hour at 1:30 at the Library Saturday afternoon. Mrs, Charles F Green entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary Hilljs Miles of F't Wayne who spent the week end the guest of Virginia Oldfather returned to her home Monday evening. ; The Juniors have begun practicing their class play ‘“Nothing but the Truth” which they will give Friday April 1. -
‘ Dr, and Mrs. F. W Black left this morning. for New York City where the Dr. will attend a reunion of his _class. i The two little daughters of Mr, and { Mrs. John Emmerson have been quite ill this week of bronchitis They are “improving, i The Perry Township Home Division ~are sewing today for the Schlemmer . children whose clothing was destroy'ed by fire Tuesday night, -
arteries and kidneys are the result of the absorption of poisons from the intestines—poisons which have been caused by constipation.” Dr, Lockhart of St. Marks Hospital London says: “We have reached the stage when treatment of chronic constipation must be tackled on quite other lines than the favorite one of giving durgs,” Out of 300 cases of post mortem exaamination only 30 were free from hard fecal accummulation as hard as glate, lining the entire colon; notwithstanding the faect that the case histories showed that these unfortunate people had had daily evacuation of the bowels, - The answer is KEEP YOUR COLON CLEAN! :
There is but one way to thoroughly cleanse the colon ang that is by the new scientific method of Colon Therapy.
A complete Colon Therapy equipment is installed in the office of Dr, Myler, 608 S. Main Street. Treatment by this method will restore your colon to its normal healthy state, tone up your whole system and bring back all the zest and joy of living,
Dr. Myler also gives a complete physical examination with the ac!c'urate Radionic instrument without li:osf; or obligation to all who desire it.
United Brethren Church Cecil R. Smith Minister Revival service continue each even{ing at 7:30,. The attendance has been lexceptional good when we consider the cold weather, Much credit is due those who have been faithful. Rev, E M Cornelius who is directing the music iz also bringing splendid gospel messages and folks are deciding for Christ There will be services Saturday evening Sunday promiseg to be a great day. We want an exceptional large Sunday School and urge friends and members to he present, We urge your ’attendance at the morning worship service.
An exceptional helpful musical program will be given Sunday evening preceeding the sermon and we want the people of this community who have not heard Rev. Cornelius in sermon and songs to be present, The serviceg Sunday evening will begin at 7 o’clock The Christian Endeavor at 6 o’clock. Let us make these remaining days of our revival count. We need you and you need the church,
M. E. Church Notices C. W. Anderson Minister
Sunday School at 9:30 Leland Calbeck, Supt. On account of the weather we had quite a drop in our attendance at Sunday School last Sunday and also in the other services. We are hop ing that this will be a better Sunday and that we will make a large gain You can help if you will come, Try and be present. Public Worship at 10:35. Sermon by the pastor, The special music for Sun day morning will be a quartet, Miss Elizabeth Hire, Mrs, Marian Allen, Farrell Ott and Leland Thompson. The Vesper service will be held at the Preshyterian church at 5:00. Rev, IG. H Bacheler will preach the Sermon THe Union “Holy Week” services held by the Methodist and Preshyterian church will begin with the Vesper Service at the Methodist church on Sunday the 20th And then continue at the Presbyterian church during the week, Everybody is invited to attend these services.
Presbyterian Church Rev. G. H, Bacheler, Pastor
The Get Together of the church last night was well attended and proved very enojyable in every way “The Hawpatch Pour” a quartet ‘composed of Woodrow T, Risser first ten, Stanley R, Kent 2nd tenor Laurel Kendall baritone and Edward ‘Gustafson bass sang several selectiong to a very appreciative and pleased audience Mrs..C. G. Keehn was chairman of the c@mittee and the gathering was held Tinder the auspices of the Social Hour .
' Services Sunday March 13. Sunday School Howard Herald Supt. at 9:30,
Preaching Service with a solo by Miss Mitchell at 10:45. : Vesper Service at 5 o’clock with special music. :
Methodist Churches, New PaTis, Ben- ~ ton and Richville Ross J. Hutsinpiller, Minister New Paris—Church School at 9:30, Chester W. [Rock Supt, Our school was well attended Sunday last in spite of the storm. A class for you next Sunday. Preaching at 7:30 sermon by the pastor: special music by the choir.
Benton—Church School at 9:30; R, S. Hollopeter Supt, Mrs. Hutsinpiller will preach at 10::30. We expect thedeputation team from Manchester College Student Volunteer Band for an evening serviec, Be on hand to encourage these young people. Richville—Church School at 9:30 Mrs. Grace Harper, Supt. Preaching at 10:30. At the opening of the church School hour we expect to have with us the Deputation Team from the Student Volunteer Band of Manchester ‘College, Be present on time as these young people have to go from our service to another at Wawaka.
Card 9§ Thanks
‘We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our wife and mother, W. N. Showalter Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wolf Mr. and Mrs, F. C Wolf Mr, and Mrs. Charles Green
Radio Halth Talk
Every Friday 8:30 p. m, tune in on WCFL Chicago (970 kilocycles) and listen to the merits of Vattenborg System of Colon Therapy—one of the methods practiced by Dr. Myler of this city,
KIMMELL REALTY Co. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN. 108 McLean Street Ligonier, Ind. Phone 800. :
80 acre farm with good buildings on State Road No, 6 four miles east of Ligonier for sale. Possession this spring. Price $3200. Terms.
163 acre farm mnear Ligonier for $6500, Small payment down. Long time balance. Possession this spring This is a good stock and grain farm.
b~acre tract on State Road No. 6 at bargain. :
Modern residence in Ligonier to exchange for Lake Wawasee cottage,
160 acre farm with 60 acres of mint land to trade for smaller farm. Rented for $BOO cash rent. A good farm in a choice location. ;
$2200 buys a 40 acre farm near Diamond lake, with 12 acres .of onion ground, Immediate possession. Good buildings. ' : .
THE LIGONIER BEANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.
THIS IS BARGAIN SHOW MONTH Sundays Admission Adults 30c¢ Children 15 cents, : Monday, Tuesday Thursday Saturday Adults 25¢ and children 15 cents. Fridays Family Night Adults 20 cents children 10 cents. -For the sake of your mental and physicial health relax. Take regular, systematic entertainment if you work hard, play hard too. To banish the blues to forget cares, to make life brighter generally. Attend the movies regularly.
THURS, FRL AND SAT. MAR.IO-11 and 12,
Way Back Home
Seth Parker played by Philips Lord, himself the idol of 10,000,000 radic fans who call him “Great’”” now on the screen He’s different, His humor and kindness will fascinate you in this walloping drama of young loves and old sinners. . You really have no idea how much you're going to enjoy Seth Parker and all the funny Jonesport neighbors. At new low prices. SUN. MON. AND TUES MAR 13-14-15 Two Kind of Women Starring Phillips Holmes and Miriam Hopkins Two kinds of women the kind men-like and the kind they wish they could get. The yes girl and the no girl. They go for their boy friends in two dif}eernt ways. Also selected short subjects.
COMING SUN. MON. AND TUES. MAR, 20-21.22 ; : Wallace Beery and Clarke Gable in
Hell Divers
3 IMPENDING TEST VOTES
Tax On Malt Syrup, ‘Legalization of 2,75 Per Cent Beer Repeal of Dry ! Law Up s
Three impending prohibition votes in congress. soon will put the entire membership on record for the election campaign. : They will add one of the most significant chapters to the long story of the prohibition decade. It is a welcome opportunity for those who have been sailing under their true colors—whether dry or otherwise. But for those who would like to go through this camaign carrying water on one shoulder and liquor on teh other it is a cause for acute insomnia. :
The three impending test votes are: 1, To tax malt syrup and other ingredients or home brew and wine. 2. 'To legalize 2.75 per cent beer ang tax it. : 3. To bring up a proposed repealer on the 18th amendment, ~ Not only will these votes shake out a number of congressmen who have been hiding up the treet; they will gerve also as a guide for bewildered republican party leaders, who are debating whether to dampen the party’s national platform this year. ~ The chief argument used for a rejudgment of the question is that more than 10,000,000 persons have reached ivoting age since federal prohibition came into effect. :
The proposal to legalize 2,75 per cent beer is to be offered as an amendment to the tax bill with a proposed tax of $5 a barrell. It is sponsored by ‘Rep. Cullen democrat New York He says it is hypocritical to legalize and tax beer ingredients while outlawing them after nature has taken its course. 3
The proposed repealer of the 18th amendment will be up Monday when the house votes on whether to consider the measure. ;
Advance indications are that only the proposed malt wort and grape concentrate tax proposals have a reasonahle chance of addition.
Thre Eligible For Postmaster
Names of three Elkhart men seeking the postmastership there have been certifieq as eligible it was learn ed from the Civil Service Commission at Washington, One of the three will be recommended for the appointment and the president will send the applicant’'s name to the senate for confirmation. Names of the three are Albert J. Baumgartner ,present postmaster; Charles Darling and David M. Hoéver Republican district chairman, Hoover is believed certain to be recommended.
To Use Own Plates
Voicing belief the state has no authority to demand that cites or branches of cities pay a fee for the registration and licensing of motor vehicles they own and operate within the city limits Mayor William J. Hosey of Fort Wayne announced Wednesday that the city: of Fort Wayne would issue its own plates for use on city automobiles until such time as court action forced the city to acquire regulation state license tags. :
Confesses Chicken Thefts
t Kosciusko county authorities have obtained a confession from Rufus Dar ’nell 19 formerly of near Atwood who is in the county jail at Warsaw await){ing a hearing on a charge of stealing chickens. He is alleged to be a member of one of two chicken theft rings recently broken up in Kosciusko county with the arrest and sentencing of eight men. : i
The quarantine will be lifted from the home of Ray Wasson this week after three weeks illness of the Wasson children from scarletina.
‘All Night Lights For Chicks By Prof. Paul G. Riley
The use of all night lights in. brood ing baby chicks is becoming increasingly popular, It seems to help a great deal in solving some of the brood ing problems, particularly on early chicks.
The light practically eliminates c\rowding, providing the temperature is about right, it gives the <hicks an oportunity to drink more water and to eat a slightly additional amount of feed, and eliminates the neceasity of the chicks going through the long night with the amount of feedq that they have been able to pack into their crop late in the evening, before dark comes.
The result of all night lights ig that it makes brooding easier chicks drink a little more water and it has a tendency to increase the rate of growth somewhat. : A five or ten watt bulb is sufficient to light one ten by twelve ten by fourteen or even slightly larger brooder house. It is not the intention to keep the chicks active all night, but to give them an opportunity to see enough to make it possible for them to get a drink and get located around the stove, if they wander away from "the rest of the chicks, -
Four Taken In Raids
Four persons were arrested in liquor raids at Columbia City conducted by federal men headed by Major Howard Long of South Bend. Fines and costs in each case totaled $l3l. Penal farm sentences rangmg from 30 days to six months were meted out. It was the fifth raid of the kind in northeast ern Indiana the last few weeks.
At the Spring Fashion Opening in the Elkhart stores Wednesday, Living Music Day was observed, all available musicians taking part. Among them were Miss Madeline Sack of Ligonier who gave several violin num bers at the Kiwanis Iluncheon, and Arthur and William Reed formerly of this place who played in orchestras,
Milton A. Wysong of New Paris has filed his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state senator at Indianapolis.
~ “Two Kinds of Women” at Crystal ‘Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
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Three Candidates File
Although many informal declarations have been made of candidacies for the various county offices but three formal declarations had been filed at the office of County Clerk Mrs. Frances Beane.. The three who have formally declared their intentions of being candidates for nomination at the primary election are Ervin Cazier democrat of near Kendallville, for sheriff; Mrs. Carrie Olmstead demo crat of Ligonier for clerk; and Robert E. Kenney democrat of Perry township. for commissioner from the northern district.
Burr Oak Ladies Aid will serve the following menu in the church basement Wednesday evening Mar. 16, Mashed potatoes, chicken and noodles gravy, corn, cole slaw deviled eggs, hot rolls and coffe. Price 30 cents, Bb2t
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Allow $7,052 For Poor Ald The Elkhart county board of commissioners in session at Goshen Mon day allowed poor relief bills totaling $7,052,00. The largest single bill $3,27784 was that of Elkhart township. Concord township presented a list ot expenses totaling $2,075.43 and Jackson township’s total was $357.25, Including Monday’s allowances the total poor relief overdraft is now approximately $15,000.00 according to County Auditor Francis C. Mishler. Buy Meat Shop at Fort Wayne Hossinger Brothers formely of this city who operate a meat market in Kendallville are extending their activities and has purchased a meat market at 1916 South Calhoun street Fort Wayne, Haroldq Hossinger who has been employed at the Kendallville market has gone to Fort Wayne to act ‘as manager of the business there.