Ligonier Banner., Volume 68, Number 22, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 June 1934 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Kstablished 1866 Published by : THE BA .\ANLN- "t Rl.!_ﬂlﬂ.\ﬁ 4. 124 Cavin Slreet W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A Cothertan, Nianagel Published every Thursday and entered the Paostoifice at Ligonier Indians, as second class matter. TWELVE DEAD IN STORM. Property Loss Estimated at Million— Buildings are Wrecked- -Crops are Beaten Down. *

Death toll of two smashing summer storms rose to twelvé with addi tion of six fatalities in a week-end gale which swept three states. Property loss was estimated at close to $1,000,000. Rain and hail which followed the wind faileg to break a widespread heat wave. As least 13 additional deaths were traceable directly 1o efforts to escape sultry city temperas tures. :

Small buildings were wrecked, growing crops beaten into thz mud ang hundresd of trees and telephone poles snapped by squalls which chased each other across Minnesota, Wisconsin. and Illinois Sunday at velocities exceeding 60 miles per hour.

° Many .communities were isolat®d from communication while workmen struggled to repair dozens of broken wires.

One of three youths swept from a small motorboat by waves churned into mountains on sou'hern Lake Michigan was rescued by. the crew of an oil frieghter after clinging to the water logged craft for six hours. Fire caused by lightning destroyed a gance hsll and threw 500 merrymakers into panic near Mundelein, 111, ang caused $lOO,OOO damag: to a boathouse at Lake Geneva, Wis.

Warsew Man Held for Embezzlenient. John Ramsey, 48, of Warsaw, is bheing held in the South Bend jail on charges of embezzlement and forgery. He was jailed on a affidavit of Fred D Cunningham, investigator for the American Surety company. Ramsey is charged with gelling $l,lOO worth of hbonds, the property of his mother, Mrs. Alfred Ramsey, of Warsaw, to a South Bend man by the name of Bowman.

11 Nol.! Comn'y Bovs For CCC Camps Registrations are being taken for CCC camps and a delegation of eleven Noble county boys will (be entered for work in the camps next month. The group will report at Camp Knox Kentucky July 5 and after remaining there about two weeks will be sent to the GCC camps. The names of those who will be enlisted from Necble county are not yet known. : Subscribe Now For The Ligonfer Banner.

Binder Twine Buyers! e e i s o e W You can get 334 feet ofthe best Red Top binder twine absolutely free with every ball of * twine you buy at the Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co. at the price you have to pay for any other standard or competative twine. | ' , - MAKE US PROVE IT!

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CHILDREN’S DAY PROGRAM. At the Richville Clmrch Sunday Ev- _ ening, July the First at : Seven-Thirty o’clock. Song—“‘Joy in My Heart,” audience. j Song—*‘Praise Him, Praise Him,” audience. Exercise—‘We Welcome You,” Three girls. e Song—*“ln the Service of the King”’ avdience. : i ; Prayer. £ Recitation—Geraldine Newton. Song—*“Ten Little Naughty Birds”, children, Exercise—“ First Lessons”, Caroline and Lois Schlemmer. _ Duet—*“l Belong to the King,” Treve Simmons and Betty Hire. Bible Verses—Group of children. fiecitation—(Clifford Ott. : Song — “Hark, There’s Someone Knocking,” Wilford Nelson, Treva % mmons, Betly Hire and Arthur Sim Hions. Dialogune—“The Spirit of Love,” Wilma Jane Shuder, Lucile Hinderer, Maxine Blue and Junior Emmert: Trombone Solo—Maxine Blue. Reading—“The Kingdom of God,” Wilma Jane Shuder. ' } Dialogue—“The Sunday School -Icet,” Warren Hire, Russell Conrad, Roy Bowman and Theldon Kline. Song—“l Love Him- More and siore,” Quartette. - : Rose Drill—Right girls, " Offertory—Duet, “Farewell Sweet Children’s Day.” , Announcements . / Benediction—Duet, ‘“Our Parting Song.” 3

Cattled Killed, Truck Damaged

Damage estimated at $5OO was done 5 a gasoline transportation truck iw'urday at the junction of state roads Nos. 2 and 102 when the truck driven by Earl Moore 21 of Fort Wayne ran into a heard of cattle owned by J. L. Pence. Three head of cattle were killed. The truck left road No. 2 and h-aded down an embankment striking -a pole and coasting into a field. State Motor Policeman Harry Sutherlin was called and investigated the accident. Farmers estimated the cows at $9O. The truck is owned by llarl Westerlin of Fort Wayne.

To Try Baldo In DeKalb County

¥ollowing arraignment which lasted many hours before Special Judge Walter Stump of Auburn a change of venue to DeKalb circuit court was granted Pedro Baldo 20, Venezuelan Tri-State college student who is charged with manslaughter in the death of Thomas Swanger aged Angola resident. Baldo is alleged to have driven his car recklessly and ‘under influence of liquor striking Swanger and killing him instantly about three weeks ago. Fourth of July will be celebrated 'at Malibu Beach on Island Park, Rome City. An elaborate display of \ﬁre works in the evening.

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- ASKS $150,000 LP — : Miles Family of Elkhart, Named De- ~ fendants by Fort Wayne S People Seeking $150,000 for damages suffered in an automobile accident last ‘August in Edwardsburg, Mich., two suits weré filed against Charles F. and Racnel Miles, medicine manufacturers of Elkhart late Friday with the clerk of the federal district court at South Bend. Each suit asked $75,000 the first for Caroline Fields and the second for William Bryant both of Fort Wayne: Mr. Bryant was d{riving south on the Grand road in Edwardsburg with Miss Fields a passenger. Their automobile collided with one driven west on route No. 62 by Rachel Miles and in which Charles Miles was a passenger, : Miss Fields suffered a number of broken bones, shock, cuts and bruises and an injury to an eye that caused blindness, according to her complaint Her companion said that he suffered concussion of the brain; cuts bruises and broken bones. He also said that he spent $5OO on the repair of his automobile. : The two complaints charge negligence on the part of the defendants, failure to stop at the intersection and speed at the rate of 55 miles an hour.

61,102 CROWS SHOT IN STATE

Knox County Club In Lead With - 8,235 Birds To Its Credit

Renewed activity in the Indiana crow-killing contest is being shown as the campaign draws to a close, the state . conservation department reported. The contest, in which forty sportsmen’s and conservation clubs are taking part began January 15 and will conclude July 16. . A total of 61,102 crows have been killeg and officially recorded by the clubs. The crows’ feet are being preserved by the conservation department until the final standings are announced. 2 ‘ ' Cash and other awards ave to be given the clubs turning in fhe largest number of feet. ; Standings announced last week showed the Sandborn Conservation club, Knox county at the top with 8,325 birds to its credit. The Rocklane Gun Club, Johnson county is sec ond with 6,441, Others are in the following order: .Frankﬁort Gun club, 5,840; Decatur County Sportsmen club, 5,639; Shelby County Better Hunting and Fishing club 4,584; Hargersville Gun club, 3,984; Lagro Fish and Game club, 3,213; Redkey Conservation club, 3,045; Fountain City Fish and Game club 5.142.

Killed in Auto Accident.

~ Mrs. Ida Workman, 60, a former resident of Goshen was almost instantly killed in a collision of auto"mobiles at the interesection of roads 30 and 13, about five miles west of Pierceton. ; Fred Workman, 65, her husband, and Mary Workman, 10, a granddaughter, was painfully cut and Ybruised. The accident occurred when Mr. Workman, driving west from Pierceton to his home, located slight1y more than a mile from the scene of the crash, drove out on road 30 ‘ into the path of a car driver. by V. G. Harold, of Fort Wayne.

Hunt Gunmen

Police and county authorities of Grant, Huntington and Kosciusko counties are attempting to trace two men who, armed with revolvers, stopped Irving Bishop Syracuse, near Marion and forced him to - convey them to the outskirts of Huntington, where they left his machine and entered another car after ordering him to drive back to Marion. Injured by Automobkile. Struck by an automobile 3 moment after alighting from a Warsaw-Win-ona car at Warsaw, Frnk Gift, 65, oil station proprietor, suffered injuries from which he died in a hospital in ‘that city. : s

‘Netherlands. Fifteen villages offe the sightseer a “tour of the world this year. e e R et sty i .

United Brethren Church. l:_l(_w. S. P. O'Reilley, Pastor.

9:30, Sunday school under the direction of Superintendent Ray Meroney. Our school has been enjoying a splendid attendance in spite of the hot weather and everything else. That shows that the church school has a large number- of faithful and loyal members. i e There will be no morning worship, everyone is expected to attend the services of the Young People’s convintin at Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee, : 6:30, Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor. . 7:30, Evening worship, Rev. H. 'W. Franklin, pastor at Fulton, but a pastor in Noble county for some ten years will bring the message. Alsc music. from his four daughters. 1 know that you will want to hear Rev. Franklin and renew old friendships.

Christian Chureh. Rev. M. V. QGrisso, Pastor

Next Sunday will be a good time for you to enter the Bible school a 3 be begin a new series of iessons. I'or the next quarter we will study old testament history, Our school session is from 9::30 a.m. to 10:30 am., Charles Corunelius superintendent. _ The communion and preaching service immediately foliow and close promptly at 11:30 a.m. so you will have dinner at the regular hour. Ought you not to recognize God in a small way, by at least giving a part of your time, energy and means toward the building of His Kingdom bere?

. Methodist Chureh. Rev. C. C. Wischmeier, Pastor.

The United services begin Sunday at 9:30 and closes at 10:30. Be sure to come a bit before 9:30, so the services will start off helpfully. Epworth League Monday evening at 7:30, : : Since Wednesday is a holiday there will be no prayer meeting next week. A fine group of 104 people made up our Sunday school last Sunday. This isc a good group for you to belng to. Different groups are now on assigned Sundays furnishing floral derorations for the lhurch. The Junior Girls in charge next Sunday. Watch their -display. -

U. B. Christian Endeavor

The topic was brought to us by Paul Gribbs Sunday evening. The special fonthe evening was a tromboe solo by Nadja Horn. The leader for next Sunday is Jane Baker. The six weeks contest for attendance closed a week ago. Henry Woll’s side won with 102% points. Next Sunday morning the members of the Christian Endeavor are to meet at the church after Sunday school for a potluck dinner at Oakwood. Bring table service, a dish and sandwiches. Presbyterian Chureh ‘Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor Communion Services thig Sunday July Ist at 10:45. sSolo by Muriel Vondersmith Let all members be present. Mrs. R. F. Miller delivered a fine address in the pastor’s absence June 17. The solo by Calvin Stertzbach gave much pleasure as always. The Children’s Day program June 24 was very good. The pastor’s Junior sermon had for its text I Cor. 3:10. : ; , Richville Chureh. ' Rev. E. M. Foster, Pastor. Morning worship at 9:30. Sunday School at 10:30, Monroe Ott, superintendent. There will be no Epworth League services because of the Children’s program which will be given Sunday evening at 7:30. The program is in this issue of this paper. Everybody welcome to all these services. ;

4-H Aectivities Schudeled.

Important Nojple Co. 4-H activities for the remainder of the summer are scheduled as foilows repoir: M. A. Nye, county agent and leadsr of Nobic County 4-H clubs. ; Colt Club tour July 9; Lamb Club tour July 10; Beef Club tour, July 11; Pig Club tour July 12: DairyLegume tour, July 17; Potute aad Onion Club tour July 19; Couaty Wida 4-H Picnic, Ligonier City Park July 76; Noble County Fair August 13-17.

Final Check.

The Noble County Covn Hog Allctment Committee have the promise o two state committ+c representatives to check Noble &ouity corp hig contracts on Thursday, Jane 28, The two state representatives spend ‘ust one day in each county. The “county committec w:ll then te informed within two: ¢z three days af.> ibe county chec: regarding acceptauce of Noble couaty contracts.

Crops Burn Fire of wundetermined origin and which was fanned by a high wind burned off 60 acres of grass and clover along state highway 15 one mile north of Warsaw and for a time threatened residences and other farm buildings. Several teelphone poles were burned off and others were damaged. : - e - McNutt Remits $lO Fine At the request of Prosecutor Seth Rowdabaugh of Kosciusko county and Frank Leas, justice of the peace, Gov. Paul V. McNuft has remitted the $lO fine imposed on John W. Engle at Warsaw February 22 1934 for fish--ing without a license. L e ‘Brook Trout in LaGrauge Streams..- ~ Forty thousand brook and rainbow. trout" Were planted in LaGrange and Blkhart countysterams by the state conservation department. The fish

SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES,

The Peoples Loan and Saving Association Purchase Safety Deposit Boxes of F. & M. T.

. The Peoples Saving and Loan Association has purchased the safety deposit boxes formerly owned by the Farmens & Merchants Trust company and these boxes are now being moved to their new home in the Casey buiilding where the association has made extensive improvements in order to accommodate its friends and patrons. ' : : .- It is not the intention of the Association to 'in any way disturb the arrangement our friends have already made to use these boxes. All parties having boxes can now come to the office f the Assciation and arrange to retain their boxegs and will have access to them just the same as when they were in the vault of the Trust company. A reasonable annual rental will be charged for same lbeginning July Ist. and since it will be necessary -to revise the list of box owners we hope thére will be no delay in making arrangements to advise us of your intentions. i 'We want you to feel welcome to use our office and these boxes any time you desire and we have arranged a private room to which you can take your box and look over the contents any time you desire without interruptin.

'We want the people of this community to become better acquainted with our methods and with the condition of the Association.. In spite of prevailing conditions the Association has made a healthy and satisfactory growth during the past year and will pay its semi annual interest on the first of July at the rate of five per annum, leaving at the same time a nice lbalance in the re serve fund. @ . : Deposits in the past two years have more than doubled and the Association has every reason to be proup of its record and to face the future with confidence. With this record we Teel justified in asking our friends to investigate and to make use of the accommodations we are endeavoring to exten’ to the people of Ligonier and vig}nity. : . ‘We again invite- you to make use of our office and our gsafe keeping boxes, and we hope you will call as soon as possible to arrange for same. PEOPLES SAVING AND LOAN i ASSOCIATION. adv.

Dies Enroute To Hospital

Frank C. Jourdan 49, prominent in the cement block -and gravel business in Elkhart for years was fatally injured when his coupe crashed into the south concrete railing of the bridge on U. S. 20 over Cobus Creek, a half-mile east of the St. JosephElkhart county line. He was alone in the car, returning from Clinton, Inds; where he is operating a gravel plant. Jordan, still breathing wah lifted from the wreckage of his car, a 1933 Plymouth coupe. He died in the amhulance enroute to the Elkhart General hospital, e 4- HPienic to be Held Here. The Noble County 4-H club picnic will be held in Ligonier again this year. ‘This event is always looked forward to by the members o 2 the clubs and has been held in thig cily for a number of years. It is always an enjoyable affair and brings a large number of club members and their families here. The business men and Champer of Commerce join with the Clubs in sponsoring the picnie.

Pig Club Meeting.

The Noble County Pig club met in the Albion high school gym June 21 with 42 out of 59 members presenl. After the business meeting there were games played by all. Immeliately after adjournment of the meeting refreshments were served by the club leaders and zirls of the cluhb

Get $63,000

On July 1 the schools of Whitley county are to receive a distribution of $24,800 from gross income tax. The county schools will then have received a total of $63,834.62 during the first 12 months period of distribution under the intangible gross income and excise tax.

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_ COMPLETE LINE OF HEBE On Sale Saturday, June 30 » Lincoln Way South—--City Limits Ray S. Mathew Chas Wagner

Bank Reopens

The reorganized State Bank of Syracuse was opened for business Thursday after having been closed for a period of several months. - Officers of the new bank are: Charles Purdum, president: Noble Blocker, cashier and C. C. Purdum, Jesse E, Eschibach, Stephen Freeman, Ralph Thornburg and Judge Donald. Vanderveer directors. ‘The bank has a ecapital stock of $35,000. A total of $BB,OOO in deposits will be released as a result of the reopening of the institution. G To Visit Indianapolis Plans are 'being made for the reception of Postmaster General James A. Farley at Indianapolis July 13 when he makes his first stop to the west coast. : The patronage chief of the Roosevelt administration will be the principal speaker at the dinner given by the democratic committee, Senator Frederick Van Nuys announced.

CELEBRATE 4—— JULY - - e _ GALA ALL DAY PROGRAM P LAYLAND PARK SOUTH BEND, INDIANA .10 P.M. Most l;ea:utiful display ever shown in South Bend | ~ AUTO RACES 2 PM. DANCING iicreimhrctiv asroni, Yo : chestra. Evening Adm. 10c park plan. ERvening Pass $l.OO Matinee Adm. 25c dance free M 3--BATTLES OF MUSIC--3 JULY 1 : JULY 8 Earl Burtnett ' Dan Russo ; JULY 11 : Cliquot Club Eskimos Each Battling CLINT CASTOR Price 40c per person—Dance Fref 9 p.m. 'til 2 a.m.

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Wlno_qa Me Program Opens.

_All preliminary work has been done for the opening of this World Famous Religious Resort and the present indications are that the attendance this season will be much greater than last Already many of the cottages are occupied with people who expect to remain all through the season. The School of Missions, an annual gathering, is now in session and will contiue one week. Sunday, July Ist, will be the official opening day, and Rev. Hurd Allyn Drake, D.D., pastor of the First Prespyterian church of Kokoma, will preach twice, at 10:45 and 6:30. Dr. Drake is the vice president of Winona Lake Institutions. Death of George Shudtz. ~ George Shultz, age 11 years, native of Orange township and a lifelong Iresidten?t of Noble county, died at the 'Noble county infirmary where he had iresided since last March. Death was due to cancer.

SRO s o e circus and other shows are present-| . ed daily before an amphitheater| ...-.@!n.g“m -»—-—l—-d—. AST M S e ~,;