Ligonier Banner., Volume 66, Number 12B, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 April 1932 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Established 1856 b . Published by THE BANNER PUBLISHING ©¥. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotherman, Manager Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, jndiana, as second class matter.

Wawaka Neews

W. W. Walton of the Diamond Hill farm owned by Mr. Kimmell has been very ill with pneumonia but is now able to be up again. ' :

A. M. Ripperton, Ligonier was a business visitor through the townsliip Saturday. Mrs. Irma Shumaker of the Wawaka high school faculty spent the week-end in Angola.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beardsley and family of near Toledo 0., were here Saturday. The junior class play “He's My Pal’ is to be given in the Wawaka high school auditorium April 15.

Mrs. Will Butz was hostess to the York township Home Division Tuesday. ° : Mrs. Claude Boyd is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Magnugon. ; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wood ana family of Fort Wayne were recent guests of Mr. anqd Mrs. John Yant. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lauer of South Bend were guests in the Peffer home recently. ] Mrs. Ida Hathaway was the guest at Albion of Mr. and Mrs. Buel Hatha. way. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson were Mishawaka visitors recently. Frank Lepird Mrs. Cora Lepird ang Miss Marie Wohaln of Bronson Mich., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Herald Saturday.

Rev. Floyd Smith began his series of sermong at the Cosperville Baptist church Sunday morning. » Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Herald were iv"' Topeka Sunday. Mrs. Howard Gard continues ill. A. R. Marshall, D. A. Cox and James Spurgeon of Ligonier transacted business here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Worth Columbus, 0.. were here Friday. P. Harshbarger brother of Robert Harshbarger died -Sunday at Tucson Ariz., and the body is to arrive at the William Sheley home near Topeka accompanied by Mrs. Mae Sheley Harshbarger. : Mr. and Mrs. Ira Snyder are now nicely settled in their newly built bungalow on thei rfarm’ purchased from Mrs. Anna Bussing. They moved from the Copeland farm. Brice Landon of Elkhart spent Thursday with his parents Mr. ang Mrs. Lee Landon and brother Arnold.

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Lee Landon continues ill : ‘Mrs. Lily Chaffee has been ill in bed now for a week. » Miss ~Addie Trindle is slowing recuperating from illness. The Ladies Aid hot meal drew a large number Wednesday. Mrs. Ruby Riddle and childrey have all been ill and her mmother Mrs. Mary Frick of Ligonier is here caring for her. ; 2 ¥

Dismal News

Mrs. Morris Gross and son He,l‘.bert; of Churubusco visited the Ray Wilkinson home Wednesday. | The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Blanch Green of Cromwell Thurs day afternoon. |, v Howard Harper a student at Purdue is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harper. . Miss Evaline Hire of Albion was the week end guest of M.r and Mrs. ('laus Bobeck. . Mr. and Mrs. Lon Burley and son Frank called on Mr. and Mrs. Max Turley in Ligonier Wednesday evenings AMr. and Mrs. Clell - Buchtel and daughter Anna were entertained in the Sam Bickle home in Goshen, Easter sunday Alrs Mary Wilkinson and sons Wilbur and Roy had as Easter dinner guests Mr and Mrs Fred Green and children of Cromwell; Mr and Mrs \Owen Longfellow and daughter of Warsaw; Ray Wilkinson and family and Claus Bobeck and family Mr and Mrs Calvin Beck and two sons were FElkhart shoppers Saturlay afternoon. ~ Mr. and Mrs. MecClintic of Fort Wayne were guests in the Solly Bower. home Sunday. Refuses Loan to Pay Notes The interestate commerce commission again expressed its opposition to loans by the Reconstruction corporation to railroads to pay notes held by private banks. ;

It refused to approve a request hy the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company for $1,000,000 with which to pay three notes due New York and Baltimore banks on April 26. At the same time a loan of $7,000,000 to pay bills; money due for the purchase of a short line railroad which the commission had required it to take over; three real estate mortgages; equipment trust obligations and Chicago taxes was approved. ; ; Terre Haute Wet A resolution urging amendment or federal dry laws was adoted by directors of the Terre Haute chamber of commerce. A copy will be sent to the national chamber of commerce next May. ‘ The resolution blamed prohibition for unemloyment disrespect of law and similar evils. It urged legalized manufacture of beer. /

Wawaka :Commenecement April 24 The annual.commencement of the Wawaka high school will be held: at high school auditorium, April 82 with the baccalaureate service April 17 at the M. E. church. Ag yet the speaker for the commencement has not been gecuered. Dl

The class of graduates as announced by Supt. J. L. Tierney includes, Helen Crago, Mary Domer Evelyn Dull, Helen Frick, Fae Herendeen, Meta Jacobs Eldon King, Elmer King Arnold Lower, Olin Lower, Robert Murphy John Martin Barbara Harriet McClughan, Mary Neufer, Violet Price

Sentenced to Farm.

A sentence of 60 days on the state penal farm and a $5 fine was given L. E. Broughman Columbia City, when he pleaded guilty to charges of petit larceny in connection - with robbery of cash registers at a tourist camp and filling station near Warsaw. The loot amounted to $9. Broughman said to be a radio announcer at Fort Wayne engaged the attention of station and camp -attendants while his wife pilfered the cash drawers according to evidence. No charge was lodged against Mrs. Broughman.

Horses Can Remember

Three years #ago Scott Whitford of Kendallville motorized his milk route and turned his faithful mare Fannie out to pasture. The motor milk wagon was recently wrecked in an accident. The old steel tired milk wagon was brought out from the barn and Fannfte wag put into harness. Whitford said she went over the old route making all of the stops without a mistake and within three days had learned the homeés of all the customers.

Must Serve PriSon Sentence

Max Kos 37 World war veteran convicted on an involuntary manslaughter charge whose pardon plea was carried to Governor Harry G. Leslie by the American was to be taken to the Indiana state prison to begin sery ing a one to 10 year term. His entrance in the prison was to bring to a close a court battle that lasted nealy two years. <t Kos was sentenced in 1930 as the result of the death of two Indianapolis street railway employes Kkilled by an auto New Year's Eve 1928.

New Road Superintendent

Howard Quackenbush of Ossian with headquarters in Wiaterloo ig the new state highway district superintendent in the LaGrange section for the maintenance of state roads replacing Charles J. Tourette who has been transferred to Bluffton.

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COWSI{}NEBS ALLOWANCES The following claims were allowed by the board of County Commission ers at their meetin S4B g héla April 4th Frances M. Beane clerks off ex. $ 5.00 Remington Rand Inc. off. exp. 10.00 Georgiana Erwin clerk hire 75.00 Wm. B. Burford Pr. Co. off. exp. 161.20 James O. Simpson off. exp 10.77 Lucille Simpson clerk hire 83.00 Wm. Hoffman mileage . 83.56 Mrs. Wm. Hoffman bd prisoners 225.06 S. A. Meriman sur. exp. 1.00 H. H. Mortorff mileage 26.00

Harold Hanes sur. ass’s. 135.20 Ft. Wayne Blue Pr. Co. off. exp 5.30 Flint & Wal. Mfg. off. exp. ~ 8.76 Roma L. Milnor supt exp. 29.06 A. Flanagan Co. supt. exp. 380 Franklin Rib. & Car. Co. exp. 2.00 J. M. Coe, Pr. Co. exp. 5.00 Geo S Bause assessor exp. 4.00 ‘Herald P. Shew coroner’s indg. 59.35 ;John W. Moryr salary etc., 89.21 C. W. Brewster contg. dis. ©24.01 W. H. Hart contg. dis. 3.18 R. W. Halferty com. exp. 22.85 Eunice Baker health conser 196.50 H. G. Schaefer comm. sal. 62.50 John Schermerhorn comin. sal 62.50 Paul Weimer comm. sal. . < 62.50 Glenn E. Thrapp co. attorney 112.50 Anna K. Prickett salary etc., 11212 Russell King assessing 100.00 J. W. Bishop assessing 212.00 A. S. Hill assessing 150.00 B. E. Smith employee ; 2.00 Henry Coe employee | 65.00 Michael May empolyee 66.00 W. H. Hart supplies 1.00 Smith Bros, repairs 4.35 v. H. Hart jail supplies 8.88 Ackerman Mere. Co. jail supplies 75.89 E. E. Billnan co. farm emp. 16.35 Roy K. Riddle co. farm emp. 4.00 H G Earnhart co. farm emp. 4.00 Ferm Bowman co. farm emp 200.00 Mrs Ferm Bowman farm emp. 125.00 Edna Corbin co. farm emp. 35.45 Dr. W. F. Carver co farm emp. 13.00 James Hillis co. farm emp. 25.00 W. R. Hanlon co. farm emp - 19.50 S. A Merriman supplies 2.00 W. H. Hart supplies 110.19 Ferm Bowman. suplies 92

John Wilding Pap. Co. supplies 9.70 Noble Co. Farm Bureau supplies 38.40 R. 'W. Halferty supbplies 29.99 Albion Wat. & Light Dept. exp. 269.42 Roy K. Riddle farm sup. 494 Eagles & Son blg supplies 278.58 H. Harding farm sup. 13.20 Albion Hardware Co. jail sup 3.40 Bashor Children’s home orphans 46.50 Children’s Aid Soc. orphans 2113.75 Smith Bros. election exp. 43.36 B. R. Matteson pub. printing 9.00 Geo. W. Brown sold. bur. 75.00 Charles Jorary sold bur. 75.00 Henney & Henney sold. bur. 75.00 Walter Bonham sold. bur. 75.00 E. L. Adair pub. printing 56.75 Chas. Dawson pub. ditches 19.50 ‘Home Tele. & Telg. freight etc., 74.95 tAlber’t Gappinger freight etc., 11.96 ' rene Byron sanatorium patients 266.79 J. A. Stevenson prob. off. 59.00 P. P. Stoner ret. fugitieg 61.76 J. W. Moor ins. ing. 3.00 J. R. Nash ins. ing. 3.00 W. F. Carver ins. inq. 3.00 Frances M. Beane ins." ing. 10.00 Bobbs Merrill Co. ct. room 12.00 West Pub. Co. ct. room 10.00

'W. Stoops inmates inst. 7.39 Dale Schwab inmates inst. 3.80 John M. Thomson witnesg fee 50.00 Harry L. Delaplane witness! fee 50.00 Vermont Finley spec. judge 10.00 M. A. Nye salary 139.89 Mabel Cole co. agt. clerk 41.66 Roy Rice twp poor. : 124.61 Isaac Diffendarfer twp. poor 653.99 Beck’s Drug Store supplies 168.16 Clarence Mawhorter twp. poor 436.52 Milton Swager twp. poor 630.75 T. J. Mawhorter twp poor - 163.67 Hascall Crothers twp. poor . 425.12 Bert Rowe twp. poor 303.25 E. G. Klotz twp. poor 615.61 8. D. Ackerman twp poor 1985.09 Oscar Correl twp poor 135.27 Roy K. Rddle twp. poor 386.67 Carlos C. Palmer twp poor 401.10 John S. Clark twp poor 145.65 Benward Drug Store prev. dis 22.00 Gravel Road Repair

Lodie Freeman : 119.07 Cockrell Tractor Co. 190.81 Indiana Motord Corp 237.51 R. A. Wilkes & Co. 78.18 Lincoln oil Ref. Co. 148.40 Shelby Johnson 160.00 R. R. Hursh 16.00 Geo. Haiss Mfg. Co. : 75.00 International Harv. Co. 4.80 The Mossman-Yarnell Co. 17.87 No. Indiana San & Gr. Co. 123.00 Murray Geiger ; 7.65 ;Hoosier St. oil & Gr. Co. 65.53 Signal Ser. Corp. : 19.74 J. 1. Holcomb Mfg 2.66 ‘Breeden Sales Co. : 253.11 ‘Piston Ser. Co. 5.56 Ralph Spurgeon < 17.50 Ft. Wayne Pipe Co. e 2.66 J. D. Adams Co. ' 750.90 Little Giant Pro. ' 45.00 Shunk Mfg. Co. & e City Tire Rep. 1.40 Noble Motor Tr. Co. 67.67 Geo. F. Jerome : 7.25. ‘McComb Igniton Co. 19.74 Albion Auto Sales o 6.16 Central Motor Partg 4.20 Albert Dolan . 1T Clinton Bloom = * 141.75 Clarence Lung 76.00 Clifford Smith , 67.50 Car! Huntsman o . 24.50 Clarence Scoby -17.60 Dallas Jaquay 80.00 Dewey Taggart : 78.76 E. B. Hdwards : 80.50 BErnest: Cramer 78.76 Blmer Lehner ‘ 76,00 GG. Green : - 7876 Hays Huntsman e 8800 James Parmelee 1 83.00 Keith Seymoure = 71.26 Gie T e T )

Louis Ulam . 17650} Lyman Johnson 70.00 Otho Weaver : : 84.00 R. W. Harlan 108.90 Ross Harlan 94.50 R. W. Jaquay 78.75 Russel Ray 78.76 Thad Weber ; 63.75 Shirley Conragd 84.00 Leonard Moore 78.76 Ralph. Keller ~ 87.50 Hobert Adair 75.00 Emry Zigler 28.00 Wm. Stricker 28.00 Dan Harlan 15.00 John Harlan : 24.50 Bruce Haney : - 2450 Harry Smith 450 ] Clarence McFern 450 Fred Householder 10.50 Carlas Skeelg 14.00 Ray Holman 84.00 B. H. Burnworth : 208.40 Noble Co. Farm Bureau 555.42

Vern Cripe 503.10 Albion Hardware Co. 47.20 Will Wright : 33.00 S. A. Merriman : 2.50 Indiana Mich., El. Co. 8.10 Dr. H. Hostetter farm emp. 8.50 A. R. Otis ch. bd. grdn. 306.50 : JAMES 0. SIMPSON } ~ Auditor of Noble County Indiana

Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses recently issued at the county clerk’s office are as follows: Ralph W. Ohis of Toledo, Q. and Gwendoln Shippy of Kendallville Hugh Eshelman and Rosalind Pulskamp of Wolcottville; Kermit L. Simmons and Helen Cochran of Ligonier; Ralph E. Wade and Blanche Sheley of Ligonier; Bert Trowbridge and Hazel Acer of Kendallville. :

Two Cottages Burned

Two summer cottages at Lake Gage with their furnishings were destroyed by fire. They were owned by Dr. W. E. Thorton of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Minnie Campbell of Muncie. The estimated losg is more than $6,~ 000.

ChurubuSco Man Dies

Andrew J. Kostielney-45 of Churubusco died at the Garertt hogspital following a stroke of paralysis. Several brothers and sisters survive, including Jospeh and Martin Kostielney of Noble county and a sister Mrs. Margaret Oakes of Noble county.

Representative Dies

Representative Albert H. Vestal 57 of Indiana the Republican whip died of heart disease at the Naval hospital. Vestal’s death was announced by Sergent of arms Kenneth Romney of the house. :

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New Trial May 11

Special Judge William P. Endicott of Auburn late Thursday afternoon postponed the argument of the case of W. A. Gillian of Kendallville for a new trial until May 11. Special Prosecutor F. L. Bodenhafer of Kendallville and B. E. Gates prosecutor Objected strenuously to the continuance but to no avail.

Gillian formerly vice-president of the defunct Noble County Bank & Trust company was found guilty of embezzlement by a jury on February 4. The trial started January 18 and thirteen days were spent in trying the case. ’ ‘

The motion for a change of venue from the county in the case of the State vs. M. K. Jacobs of Kendallville was heard late Thusday afternoon before Special Judge M. H. Spangler of Albion. Jacobs is also charged with embezzlement in connection with the closing of the bank on January 10 1931. After hearing teh agrument the case was venued to Steuben county.

Poison in Well

Chemists’ reports that water in the well at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Keller near Daleville contain-~ ed poison caused warrantg to be is~ sued at Anderson for the arrest of Hubbart Younts 25 whose wite is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keller Mrs. Younts filed charges that her estranged husband placed arsenic in the well in an attempt to poison herself and her parents.

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