Ligonier Banner., Volume 68, Number 6, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 March 1934 — Page 4
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Wall Paper—Knight’s Drug Store
The city council will meet in regular ession tO%l—lt. .
Popping Corn , 6 cents pound at Weaver’s Hardware.
Mrs. S. J. Williams is ill at her home on McLean street. .
The Crystal is showing all the la!est and best pictures. Come and see them. :
[Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Martin were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Helwig Sunday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ‘Robinson enroite home from Chicago ' Friday visited Mr. anq Mrs. Jess Kern in New Carlisle. ;
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Wall Paper—Knight’s Drug Store.
General Electric Refrigerators at Weaver’s Hardware.
Walter Robinson, Jr., of Fort Wayne spent the week end here with hsi parents.
See Buck Jones at Crystal every Friday and Saturday in “Gordon -of Ghost City.”
Jess L. Ostrander of Ligonier and Miss Frances P. Lindemuth of Wolcottville were married at the manse by Rev. G. H. Bacheler February-. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fry of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Platt of Albion were dinner guests of Mr. ang Mrs. A. L. Fry at Kimmell Sunday.
Wall Paper—Knight's Drug Store.
Curt Hire of Albion was in Ligonier Tuesday. !
Kitchenkook gasoline stoves—a full line at Weaver’s Hardware.
. Gordon of Ghost Cit' y is headed this way. Don’t let him get' past you.
32-piece - set Dishes at $2.98 at Weaver’s Hardware.
Keep your eyes peeled for Gordon of Ghost City! He’s coming Friday and Saturday.
Wanted—Roomers, boarders and washing housecleaning. Mrs. Carl Hite. Phone 516 : 8t
Chester Hile moved the household goods of the Harolg Janes family to Indianapolis Saturday. - :
The Ligouiér Chamber of Com.mgrce will meet at Hotel Ligonier Friday March 9 at 12 o’clock.*
Mrg A. J. Hostettler and Miss Ida Helper returneq home to LaGrange after spending several days here with rela#ives. :
- Mr, ang Mrs. W. H. Wigton ‘and George Harrison spent Sunday in Michigan City guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wigton.
(William Pfleightner, 71, died at his home in Kendallville following an illness from blood pressure and other complications. :
Mrs. Helen Hillegas spent the week end with relatives in Decatur and on Monday she was the guest of Fort Wayne friends. -
There will be the regular business meeting of th W. R. C. on Friday night. The president requests that all come early.
The Loyal Women of the . B. church will hold their March class meeting Tuesday evening March 13 in the church .parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hess spent Monday and Tuesday in Chicago where they purchased nefw spring erchandise for th Hss Fashion Shop.
Dr. Fred Clapp and Mrs. Donald Netz and son of South Bend were dinner guests Sunday in the William Sack home. Mrs. Sack accompanied them home. :
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nowels attended a meet ing of their pinochle club at the home of Mr, ang Mrs. Ralph Disher in Syracuse Sunday evening.
Dan C. Flanagan, well known Fort Waye attorney has announced hig candidacy for the republican nomination for judge of the Indiana appellate court from the Second district.
John Brubaker son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brubaker of Fort Wayne formerly of Ligonier is one of the baritone gingers in the Purdue Glee Club which appears here in a concert on March 14th. :
Damages of $lO,OOO are asked in a suit fileq by Mrs. William Kaiser against the Interstate Motor Freight Co. of Cleveland, 0., as the result of a motor crash in which Mr. Kaiser was killed instantly. : > ¢
~ The fire debartment was called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Glaser on South Grand street Friday morning. The blaze was caused by a short in the electric wiring. Damage wss done to some clothing. :
Mrs. Charles W. Tilden and Mrs. Ronald Byers of Fort Wayne, sailed from New York City, Saturday, March 3rd on the S. S. Rotterdam for a two weeks’ cruise to the West Indies and South American ports.
Mrs. Emma Kunce, Walter Kunce, Harry and Melvin Schlottenback Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sparrow, Mrs. Mary Engle and Miss Nadine Deardorét attended the funeral of Mrs. James Mann in Elkhart Tuesday afternoon.
0. O. Schrock, Walter Schrock and Rose Goshorn attendeq the Florists school and meeting of the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association at Purdue university yesterday. Mr. Schrock was elected president of the Northern Indiana unit of the F.T.D.
The ladies aid society of the U. B. church will hold their regular month ly meeting at the home of Mrs. Martha Marker on March 15, Mrs. Marker will be assisted by Mrs. June Borger and Mrs. Bessie White. All mem‘berg are urged to be present. Visitors always welcome. G
« Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harris of Detroit Mich., arrived in Ligonier Saturday evening on their way home from Florida where they had spent six weeks and visited Mrs. Harris’ granimother Mrs. Anna Heermann and her aunt Mrs. Charles Shearer and many other friends and relatives They returned to Detroit Sunday even ing.
Paul Thomas who works for Bishop’s in the summer at Syracuse had his hand burned in an acecident in the garage in Alblon where he has been working” this past winter. A spark had ignited a pan of gasolite and Thomas using long tongs tried to carry the pan out doors, but even though the tongs were long, the heat severely burned his hand. .
Bristol Man is Insane. Kenneth ‘M. Snapp, 50, of Bristol, was ordereq committed to the state hospital at Longcliff for treatment when he appeared bgntore Judge Simpson in the Elkhart circuit court at Goshen an an insanity petition. Snapp expressed a desire to be seunt to the hospital. ; ; Snapp was identified as the “doctor” 'who kidnapped one South Bend woman and attempted to kidnap another. He was arrested in South Bend Friday on complaint of Mrs. Anna Hughes. He gave the police the name of William Smith of Chicago
Caught as Hi-Jackers.
Caught as they were driving into Fort Wayne after hi-jacking a sio!machine at the Bickel filling station on the Leo road, three men from Noble and DeKalb counties were turneq over to Sheriff Fred G. Lunz Sunday night by Motor Patrolman Chester, W. Axt and Joseph Mooney. Adviseq by radio of the slot-ma-chine theft, the city policemen halted the trio at the city limits. Thy were identified as Dale Marsh, 22, of Kendallville; Nate Rufner, 45, of Auburn, and Paul Wing, 24, of Waterloo. The officers said all three had been drinking. The slot-machine, a penny dice machine, was in their automobile.
Kendallville Store Robbed.
Loot totallig $75 in guns and cash was o btained sometime Saturday night by thieves who broke into the Kendallville Hardware company. 1. 0. Reinoehl, manager of the store, discovereq the robbery Sunday noon. Entrance had been made by lowering themselves through a skylight. In their haste to rific the cash register, the thieves tore it open with tools to obtain $23 in cash. Three guns, two shotguns and a rifle, also were taken.
To Fight Tax Measure Kendallville will join other. cities ang towns throughout the state which own and operate municipal plants n opposing the taxation of municipally owned utilities as regulateq by an act passed by the 1933 session of the Indiana legislature.
Modern house for rent. Phone 110.
Lawn grass seed at Weaver’s Hardware. -
IMr. and Mrs. Lee Smith have moved to South Bend..
Mrs. Leo Loeser who has been ill is able to. be up.
Genuine Leonard Bulk Garden Seed at Weaver’s Hardware.
Louis Kerr has a badly infected finger, caused by filing a nail.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ™. Rockaill are home from an extended trip in Florida.
Miss Rosalie Loeser is expected home from a visit in California in a short time.
‘Mrs. C. 0. Clark is ill at her home in Kimmell of influenza and compli-
cations.
Mr. and Mrs, Errington Bowen and family of Fort Wayne spent the week end here. o :
Ladies Aid of Christian church will meet with Mrs. George Larry Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Williams: of Kimmell ig in Ligonier caring for her sister Mrs. W. A. Gilbert, who is ill. .
Bake sale by the Willing Workers class of the U. B. churchgat the Jet White Saturday, March 10.
Buck Jones, your favorite in “Gordon of Ghost City,” in 12 chapters, every Friday and Saturday.
Stanley Surfus is now able to he out after a recent illness and wi'l answer all call, day or night. :
Miss Gaynell Skeelg of Fort Wayne Wayne spent Wednepday with her mother Mrs. Lawrence Skeels.
Mrs. T. J. Logan of Warsaw has been the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Summers ang family this week.
The Ligonier Chamber of Commerce will entertain the basketball team at Hotel Ligonier at nmoon tomorrow.
Jesse Kern of New Carlisle has been here several days this week visiting his sister Mrs. W. A. Gilbert who is ill. 2
Dwight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grifith, was taken to Fort Wayne for an X-ray of an ear. He has suffered for some time with ear~trouble.
Everybody ang his brother from Ligonier attended the final ~basketball game between Ligonier and Wawaka at Kendallville Saturday night.
Solly Kahn is in Chicago this week buying new Baster coats, gresses and hatg and will have a complete line which the public should call and inspect.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sloan attended a birthday surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Maggert in Albion Friday night. The party was, in honor of Mr. Maggert. ; l We wish to thank our king friends ‘and neighbors who so willingly help.ed during our gire and also we thank our friends who assisted in repairing out home. 4 i Mrs, Dale Hite and son Harold
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The Kings Daughters met with Mrs. Will Sack Friday evening with Mrs. Nell Sedgwick as assistant hostess. Only routine business was brought before the meeting, e = @9
Miss Bertha Eads enteriained the “Foursome” club Friday night. The high bridge score was made by Mrs. Roy Kellam. Lunch was served after the game. : U s e
Dr. and Mrs. Q. F. Stultz hag as their guest Sunday Miss Flora Pelton and John Ginz of South Bend. A buffet supper was served in their honor. 2% @ &
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hontz entertained guests at cards at their home lin Cromwell Wednesday night. Several couples from here attended.
Dr. James Schutt is entertaining the members of the Ligonier Basket Ball team at the Hotel tonight at & 6 o’clock dinner.
Mrs. L, L. Koon entertained a table of guests at bridge Saturday night. The hostess held high score.
The Prgsbyterian Sewing Society held an all day meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Martha Denning. C e 9 s 2
Mrs. Roy Keéllam entertained a table at bridge Tuesday evening. -
Miss Elizabeth Drain will entertain her bridge club tonight.
Holy Week Services
You are becoming familiar with the plans for Holy Week Religious servicesg for Ligonier. The four churches Methodist, United Brethern, Christian and Presbyterian are uniting in noon day services. These will be held each day in the Presbyterian church from 12:10 to 1:00 o’clock.
It is something new for Ligonier, but a tried method for cities, to use the noon hour. Tt is expected that the people here will like this arrange. ment. oo
On the first four days there will be out of town speakers. Two of these are from prominent churches in Elkhart and one from a leading church of Fort Wayne. The other is yet to he announced. ; On Friday there will be a three hour service, beginning at 12 noon. These three hours will be divided into six periods of one half hour each, each period being:' a separate unit. Admission will be:-only at the conclusion of each period. Solemnity and meditation will mark the gpirit of those three hours. Those hours will pass with such rapidity, as you stay throughout the time, that you will wonder if some mistake has not been made. TL.ater on you will receive the detailed program for the entire week, each speaker, each singer each one taking part. designated. . ! Holy Week of course should be holy.
Axminster Rugs 9x12, $19.95 at Weaver’s Hardware, >
The mid-winter institute of the Eoworth League of Friday night “has been postponed.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lambert returfied home Tuesday from Union City where they were called by the death of Mrs. Lampbert’s grandmother.
_ ° Frank Fisel Plumbing, Well Drilling, Electric Pumps and Electric Light Plants. Phone 272 . Ligonier, Ind.
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Thursday, March 9 : Bargain Night ' “Search for Beauty” o Beautiful girls, handsome men--beauties for all nations on parade. A fine picture. Admission 10c-15¢ Friday and Saturday, March 9-10 ' ¢ ' ’ ‘Love, Honor and Oh! Baby” Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts in the funniest breach of promise case ever framed into court. A laugh riot. * Also ‘ “GORDON OF GHOST CITY” - Buck Jones, the man who knows no fear--riding, fighting, crashing through a story that will keep you spellbound with its mystery and suspense as it thrills you with its wild action. A sensationa! serial in 12 chapters, one chapter every Friday and Saturday added to regular feature program. - Admission 10c-15¢-25¢
Sunday and Monday, March 11-12--Only CENA S | y . ” Miss Fane’s Baby is Stolen A story packed with the thrills of the kidnapping racket--a very timely subject and one of the finest pictures of the year. Also extra fine short subjects. ; ?
Wed. and Thurs., March 14-15 Bargain Nights . - “The Last Round-Up” Based on Zane Greys novel ‘The Border. Legion’ starring Randolph Scott and Monte Blue. Immortalizing in story and song the deeds of hard fighting, qcick shooting he-man whose home was the ‘saddle, whose life was the open range. Git along, littlg doggie, get along. 10c-15¢ Friday and Saturday, March 16-17 - : - sqe ”” ~ “Fugitive Lovers Starring Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans. Also ' ~ ‘Buck Jones in “Gordon of Ghost City” - COMINQ —————— “Six of a Kind”’, “Mr. Skitch”, “Bolero”, *“Carolina’’, “Sons of the Desert”, “Death Takes a Holiday”, “Invisible Man”’, “Cat and the Fiddle”’, “‘You Can’t Buy Everything”’ :
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