Ligonier Banner., Volume 68, Number 22, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 June 1934 — Page 3

sl L P DR. J. 5. WELLINGTON OPTOMETRIC ‘ EYE SPECIALIST Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted | Zimmerman Building Every Thursday Evening 6:30 to 9 : Phone 273 for Appointment »

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Automobile Insurance Old Line Stock Co. No membership fee—No assessments—Premiums payable in monthly payments if desired—All claims settled promptly . KIMMELL REALTY CO. 108 McLean St. Phone 800 Ligonier, Ind.

° & 1§ ® . , Ligonier Shipping Ass'n. MARKET YOUR LIVE STOCK CO-OPERATIVELY : “’in the Hends of a Friend From Beginning to End.” The Manager and secretary are bond ¢d by the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company for protection of sur patrons. ' WHEN YOU HAVE LIVE STOCK TO SHIP, CALL Howard Herald Phone 711 Ligoniey 066 Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops 3 Checks Colds first day,Headaches or Neuralgia in 30 minutes, Malaria in 3 days Fine Laxative and Tonic . Most Speedy Remedies Known

There are all kinds of cheap printing—butnoneofit isreaily cheap—at least not on a basis of valde. Cheap stuff is usually worth al--8: what it costs. Dur printing isn’t the cheapest you can get, but it’s as good as the best.

Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Open for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley ‘. 7-,,!.'_‘ .' .*' “ < | - . | a 8 m ' . . ~%f”’ﬂf;} ¢ ; G L & Rev. I. N. Demy says: f I have found nothing in the ; past 20 years that can take the ;m of Dr. Miles Anili‘;;’}n'n They are a sure relief for !. my headache.” . | &lﬁmTﬁom Headache, used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills . even hoy. | for. : Lk : ise without Dr.

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, Wawaka News - ilMrs Morton Thomas submitted to an operation at Wolf Lake and was ‘getting along as well as could be expected. . Word from Ernest Nichols in a ‘hospital at Bnid, Okla., suffering from kick of horse in his face is that ‘he is doing as well as possible. He is ‘the brother-in-law of Mrs. D. A. Rose and Alton Lower, son-in-law of Mr. and W¥rs. John Lower of Elkhart ‘township. - The Elkhart Stitchers girls’ sewing club met Thursday at the home of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lower. Mrs. Milton Hite who submitteq to ‘an operation for dropsical condition is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shannon and family attended the marriage of Verne Pray to Miss Brayton at Rome City Wednesday afternoon. The wed;ding was one of the social events of -the season. § Walter and Arthur Custer of near Garrett were business visitors in Elkhart township Thursday. The gentlemen are descendants of Gen. Custer of frontier fame. Mrs. Troda Milnor was the guest Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Magnuson and family at Albion. : Lester Ott was here from Kimmell Thursday afteronon. X | John Koch of Topeka assisted Mr. Ullery in hay making Thursday. Mrs. Mary Frick of Ligonier was the recent guest of Mrs. Ruby Riddle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and daugh ter were in Kendallville to visit Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Armstrong and family. 0. Musser of Topeka ig assisting make clover hay at Fairview farm this week. & Intoxicated Driver Fined. Marion Stewart cement finisher of Fort Wayne appeared in the Noble circuit court at Albion Friday and pleaded guiity to driving a car while intoxciated. Judge Rob McNagny fined Stewart $lO and costs and suspended a six months penal farm sentence. He also revoked his driving license for a year. Stewant was arrested southwest of Albion after a series of two accidents. Civil Cases. The following civil cases were filed last week: , A. J. Babcock vs. Homer Correll, on account. American Security Co. vs Edwin Smith replevin. Lt g

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The Voice of Firestone has developed something entirely new; different in mood from anything | the radio audience has heard, in the new series of Garden Concerts ‘which started June 4, and will con-tinde-each Monday evening through ‘the'summer. The atmosphere of the summer garden, moonlit nights, the woods, the brooks, the birds and the flowers, has pervaded the selection of the new talent and the type of musie to be presented. b 2 Gladys Swarthout, the outstanding American contralto, together with a voeal ensemble and William | Daly’s Symphonie String Orc!;est,ra,combine to bring a delightful variety to the program. Instrugether with duets, trios, ag‘mmd »

: Dismal News ‘ Mrs. Bud Burley and childven of Van Wert, 0., are at the A. 0. Burley home for a few gays. : Virgil Bobeck, wife and Arlin visiteq Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hire and family of Albion Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Buchtel, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Gants, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Buchtel and Anna Buch- | tel attended the Michael reunion at the park in Ligonier Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Jess Covel and fam%ily of Angola visited at Calvin Beck’s ‘Sunday. Mrs. Katherine Beck also returned to her home after spending several weeks with her daughter and family, Mrs. Lee Lung and Wilbur and Norma Mae Cole called at the Dora Clingerman home Sunday. Miss Tilda Bobeck spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. A. Larson and family of Ligonier. It was Miss Helen Larson’s birthday. Lee Lung and Dora <(Clingerman called on Simon Ackerman at his cot tage on Wawasee Sunday. Checking Wheat Acreage. Six representatives of the ®oble County Wheat Production Control Association are now working on wheat and contracted acres measurements for Noble County Wheat Acreage Control signers. ) Ed Reidenbach, Floyd Gerver, Rus-. sell King, John Moore,Harry Worman and Edward Shearer are making the compliance checks. They expect to finish the work by the last of next week.

Officers of the Noble County Wheat Production Control Association ' are Joe MecDuffee, LaOtto, President; Ed Reidenbach, Secretary Wawaka; Walter Rhea, Kendallville, Treasurer; Township Presidents are: Orval MecLiallin Washington; Frank Harper, Sparta; Howard Herald, Perry; Edwad Reidenbach, Elkhart; E. E. Cole York; Denver Ott, Noble; Anson Huntsman, Green; Ray Glass, Jefferson; Walter Rhea, Orange; Raymond Shaffer, Wayne; Roy Barhan, Allen, Joe MicDuffee, Swan. : Bishop Dies Bishop David Garber 72 Harrisburg Pa., who came to Elkhart four weeks ago to attend a meeting of the Mennonite board of missions and charities dieq of pneumonia. A son John Garjber South Boston, Mass., was at his bedside. Biishop Garber“was taken ill shortly after his arrival. His body -was sent to Harrisburg.

group carry alopg the interest and provide a pleasing contrast. " Gladys Swarthout has endeared herself to the radio audience and is famous the world over as a yoéurlg "American with a marvelously sweet and low-pitched voice, who puts soul into her singing and captivates her audiences. : William Daly, recognized as one of the finest conductors of American music and also one of the greatest masters of radio orchestral technique, is noted for his skillful arrangements of music, and his new orchestra brings to radio a new type of entertainment. ~ The progr:km is i(;\irer-?n NéB.C. - Red Network, originating frem New "gmwac m BT and again four hours later for

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FALLS TO OWN REGULATIONS New Patronage Code AffeCts Sister-in-law In Auto License Depart- - ment - The state administration plans no reprisals for “disloyalty” in the Democratic state convention, Pleas Greenlee, executive secretary to Gov. Paul V. McdNutt said in announcing new patronage regulations. It had been reported that St. Joseph county, which swung its support to Shermon Minton, the administration candidate for United States senator, would receive a large share of patronage as a reward. “St. Joseph county does not expect anything and will not get anything,”. Greenlee said. “Dismissals ordered since the convention have been in the interests of efficiency.” : iGreenlee fell victim to one of his own regulations in announcing the new state house patronage code that only one member of a family may hold a state job. : His sister-in-law Mrs. Clara Green lee, receives $lOO a month in the auto license department. “She will have to go”’ Greenlee ruled when the matter was called to his attention, He did however justify two other cases -involving his family. : His father-in-law, Sampson A. Cassady Shelbyville is a game warden, receiving $ll5 a month, and his sister, Mrs. Mabel Montfort has been gecretary of the Shelbyville school board for 12 years. “] don’t consider Mr. Cassady a member of my immediate family,” !Greenlee said. A ~ “That’s what the rule is intended for—to apply to members of the im‘mediate family.” An execption was made in the case of his sister because of the length of time she had held her post.

Grade Crossing Are ProteCted Only thirteen per cent of the 237,000 rail-highway grade crossings in the country are specially protected withgates, watchman or audible signals according to J. P. Hutchens Secretary-Manager of the Fort Wayne Motor Club which is affiliated with the A, A. A. : In making this statement Mr. Hutchens declared it emphasizes the importance of a continuing program to elimiate these highway “danger spots” and also the meed for care on the part of motorists in crossing railroad tracks. ;

“Despite the widespread program for the separation \of grades,” -he continued, “the number of rail-high-way crossings is increasing. At the end of the year 1926, there were 235,158 such crossings. or 1.877 less than there were at the end of 1932. “Rhode Island leads the gtates ~in the greatest percentage of protected crossings. More than sixty-four percent of those in the state are specially protected. Massachusetts is second with fifty-nine per cent .and New Jersey is third with forty-six per cent. In South Carolina and North and South Dakota less than three per cent of the rail-highway crossings are gpecially protected.” ‘Warning motorists to exercise care ‘at rail-crossings the A. A. A. club executive said: «Elimination of dangerous crossings in the interest of national safety is, of course, most desirable. Federal public work funds are being used for this. purpose and some progress is being made. But; such a program is _,necessa.rily slow and costly. “Meantime, motorists can do much to help reduce grade crossing accidents -and safeguard themselves by exercising jndividual care. They should. caustionsly approch unprotect ed crossings. They should have the car in first or second gear. And persons in the car should not be talking or making any moise that might drown out the sound of an approaching train.” o e ! Dustless Highway ‘System | Indiana will have a dustless state ‘highway gystem within the next ‘3O days, James D. Adams state highway commission chairman announced: ~ Oiling of gravel and stone surfaced ‘roads throughout the state was started this week and will be rushed as fast as weather and ~working condi‘tions will permit, he said, . " A total of 724 miles of unpaved state highways are being treated. In addition, several long detours are el tsbatal qor mee Giroßsbon fhe e e olling program. i the largest m‘i e

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