Ligonier Banner., Volume 68, Number 26, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 July 1934 — Page 3

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Dry Cleaning JAND ; Pressing Russel—l—émith Call and Deliver

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Wawaka News,

' A number from here attended the funeral of Roy Miller, age 32, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller at his home: in Topeka Thursday. The reimains were taken to Middldbury- for interment. Mr. Miller, was a trusted employe of the Kemp garage at Topeka and a wide circle of friends mourn his passing. He died from a stroke of apoplexy. R Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butts of Kimmell were recent guests of Mrs. Mildred Gard and family, Mrs. Ollie Gard, of Kansas Cily, Mo., is a guest of Mrs. Orpha Landon. Mrs. Dottie Spices of Indianapolis come home Sunday to take her mother Mrs. Morton Thomas home with ‘her. : Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kidd ol Chicago spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E Brill. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Damon and family were entertained recently at Steinbarger lake by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mor ley. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Trowl and family have as a house guest an aunt from Elkhart. ‘ . : There were over 80 attended the Home Division and Farm Bureau evening meeting at the Mrs. Ruth Neufer home. There will be no Home Division meeting until after the Noble County fair in August. The Blkhart Township Health club will have two more meetings. Their leader, Mrs. Delores. Rimmel reporis to President Lena Couts. - Mr. and Mrs. James Stauffer, Plymouth, Ohio, were here on bu:iness recently. ‘ The Elkhart Township Girls Sewing club, Mrs. Helen Schermerhora cf Brimfield, leader, held its annua! pics nic at Tanglewood farm grove. Miss Catherine LeCount was hosftess. The Waldron family reunion at the Mr. and Mrs. Will Waldron home was attended by Mr. and Mrz-S: E. Waldron and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Waldron. Lee Glant, Delma Glant, Graceton Steinbarger and Louis Knepper, visited recently with Russell Loutzenhiser and family at Brimfield. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman had as recent guests Janis Shull and brother of Delta, Ohio, J. R. Roberts and Mrs. Lottie Down end were recent guests of relatives at Brimfield.

Ira Snyder was injured by a nail, tearing a gash three inches long on the back of his hand while making forms for a foundation of a bpilding on the Kimmell farm Thursday at Cromwell. ‘ Commissioner and Mrs. R. E. Eenney have had as house guests the past fortnight, Mrs. C. Netz of Toledo, O. Miss Eleanor Way of Exeter, Calif., | is visiting Mr. and Mra Roy Smith and daughter.. Ve | Mrs. Braden M. Franks and “iMss Evangeiine Franks, with Mrs. Harry Smith of Kendallville visited recently at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Herald, Ligonier. Masters Tommy and Billy Frownfelter has returned to Adrain, Mich,, after a visit here with Mrs. William Fgg.;;;cisco.' “Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham were al ‘the Graham cottage Pappekeechic lake last week. : ~ Mr. and Mrs, Ed Tice attended the Greencastle grange meeting in Kimmell, Friday evening. & Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Ullery have returned to Fort Wayne after a _month’s vacatign at the Ullery cot‘tage, Diamond lake. ; Miss Rosemary Frick and Bonnie Lee Yant will demonstrate at the annual Noble county 4H club picnic at Ligonier, Thursday, July 26. The Wawaka high school orchest:a and band kwill play. ! Master Ed Galbreth of Klkhart was the guest of Finlay Galbreath last week. ; ~ Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Todd and son ' Charles spent Saturday in Ft. Wayne. Miss. Willodene Conrad is visiting Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and daughter Almira at Goshen. Rev. and Mrs. Gary Brown aTe home from a visit at Homer ,Michy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mellen, Cosperville, were business visitors here Friday. s Mr. and Mrs, Joe W. Smith and Mr. wnd Mrs. J. B. {Herald had their wheat thrashed Friday. Both had good yields. o S Mrs, Leora Lepird and Miss Helen Lepird spent Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Herald. : 'f St | Samuel Stump of Kimmell wasg a business visitir here Friday.

Goes to Jackson, Mich. The garment gactory which recently pought information from Kendallville relative to the facilities offered there, has moved to Jackson, Mich, according 'to reports. The factory was previously located at Hillsdale, ‘Mich, ety :

STATE SETS UP NEW SYSTEM

Lightning-Like Link Up Program Explained by Feemey—Use Radio - Later :

~ Simple but highly systematized, In‘diana’s newest means of combating bank robbers and other major criminals was inaugurated Saturday. The method involves lightninglike communication which will have the entire state alive with law enforcement officers within 10 minutes after a bank robbery or other crime. Simplicity of the plan virtually assures its success, the originator Al G. Feeney state safety director said. Telephones will provide the means of communication. Strategic use of the system is mapped out to provide ‘the least amount of duplication the most rapid action and yet thorough coverage of the entire state. Bankers city police, state police, sheriffs and vigilantes will co-operate in the program. ; The plan as outlined by Feeney followg: : ; A bank is robbed. The bandits escape. ' A bank employe steps to the telephone. There is a little white card bearing three telephone numbers—the local police, the sheriff’s office and the nearest state police barracks. The bank employe calls these numbers. [Receiver of the call at city police headquarters dispatches men to the bank and others to surround the town. - . :

At the sheriff’s office depuiies are dispatched to all highways in the county. One man remains at the telephone. He obtains numbers from a white card similar to that in the bank and calls sheriffs of adjoining counties police of nearby towns, the nearest state police barracks and any local vigilante group availaple. He also notifies state police headquarters at Indianapolis. 7 The man taking the call at the gtate police barracks completes the setup. He immediately dispatches all available men to the scene or assigns them to barricade highways on which the fleeing bandits might “be- traveling. ' | : ‘Then he telephoneg state police or bordering states, additional sheriff’s offices, city police of other towns and checks his information with state headguarters. 'Within lesg time than it takes to explain all the forces will be in action, bottling up the bandits Feeney believes. Should any key position fail to make its calls, state police will know Within 10 minutes after the first report they expect to have a report on all calls made. The cards are being mailed to a doz ‘en cities: where the system is being inaugurated.

,Arrangem%: for the plan were made by Feelity im a series of personal visitors to bankers police and gheriffs, -Other cities will be asked to co-operate as rapidly as possible. The communication system will be permanent even after the proposed state police radio is placed in opers|oon. o

Solomon’s Creek News,

Ben Zimmerman and family were the guests of Rev. Brock and family. {Mr. and Mrs, Perry Bunger called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fisher recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wildman of North Manchester entertained, the Adult Bible class at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Umbenhour of near New Paris. The class was reorganized, electing the following officers: Rev. Bowwins, president; John Darr, vice president; Mrs. Vic Niles, secretary; Mrs. Albert Zimmerman, assistant; Kaleel” Juday, treaurer; flower committee: Mrs. Albert Blue. and Mrs. Dobbins; decorating committee, Mrs. Albert Zimmerman and Mr. Wildman. Brick ice cream and cake was served as refreshments. A baptismal service was held at the at the creek Sunday. Th eorchestira burnished the music. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hubert and little son have returned to their home afd Mrs. Rev. Hubart has been visiting them. : Mrs. Vic Niles called on Mrs. Ray Price at the Goshen hospital, where ‘she had undergone an opeartion, she ‘was brought home this week. ' The Brotherhood met with Mr. and ‘Mrs. Dave Holtzinger. . - Virgel Price of Albion spent the week end at home. Migs Laßtta Hilbish was a recent vigitor of Juanita Gushwa and also of Miss Mable Mitchlen. e .~ Anderson Juday is ill again.

- Swimming Pool at Garrett, The city of Garrett will have a municipal swimming pool before the end of the summer. The city council has made a final decision to complete the pool, started several months ago

TFER LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONRIER, INDIANA.

Need Fish Scales For Food Surveys., Hoosier fishermen can aid the department of conservation in improving fishing conditions in Indiana lakes and streams by sending in a few scales from each of the fish in their ‘catch, Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the depariment stated.

The scaleg together with inforn:ation on the size and weight of the fish and the location of the place where it wss taken, provide data of value in the department’s study of food coalitions for fish in the lakes and streams he pointed cut. A similar appeal to fishermen was made early in the VYear ind a number of scales were received at that time. Few scales have been r2ceived in recent weeks, slowing up the study of natural food conditions for fish ir the streams and lakes. Enyelopes to be used in sending in the scales and providing space for the neceasary data have been distributed to all conservation club officials or may be obtained direct on request to the department of conservation. s

Big Picniec Avilla July 29

Avilla 1s laying plans for the big Chicken Dinner and Picnic which will be held at the St. Mary’s church in Awvilla on Sunday July 29th. . This event takes place yearly and furnishes you a fine place not only to supply the innér man byt to meet all your old friends from far and near, where you are at liberty to sit in a nice cool place and again enjoy each otherg company as of former years, There will be refreshments of diferent sorts and many amusement places for your convience. :

Second Attempt Suceceeds.

Michael Zinsmater, 82, aucceeded in his second attempt to end his life. He threw himself in front of a fastPennsylvania passenger train at Warsaw. ey S ; Zinsmaster first attempted to take his own life on January 1, last, when he slashed his throat and both wrists with a pocket knife. He recovered but Monday his body was cut to !p'ieces' by the train. He made his ‘home with a nephew, Charles Arnoid in Pierceton. .

Notice To Non-resident

State of Indiana, Noble County ss: In the Noble Circuit Court. Suit on account and in. at- : tachment. : The Ligonier Artificial Ice Company, a corporation ;

vs Linnje Lechner _To Linnie Lechner: You are hereby notified that the plaintiff -in the above entitled cause has filed in the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana its complaint in said cause and an affidavit by a competent person that you are a non-resident of the State of Indiana; . : Now therefore, by order of said Court, you are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint and action against you and that the same is set for hearing and trial in said Court at the town of Albion, Noble County, Indiana, on the Ist day of October, 1934, and that unless you appear in said Court and answer or demur. to said complaint on said day ‘the same will be heard and determined in your absence. : 'Witness the hand and seal of the Clerk of said Court hereto affixed this 21st day of June, 1934. (SEAL) HAROLD V. CURTIS Clerk of the Woble Circuit Court

NotiCe To Non-Resident

State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: In the Noble Circuit Court. -Suit on account for rent and in attachment. Frank P. Wood, et al

Vs Frank J. McHugh $ To Frank J. McHugh: You are hereby notified that the plaintiffs in the above entitled cause have filed in the Noble .Circuit Court of Indiana their complaint in said cause also an affidavit that your present residence is unknown and that you are believed to be a non-resident of the State of Indiana, Now therefore, by order of said Court, you are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of sald complaint and action against you and thg.p/the same is set for hearing and trial in said Court at the town of Albion, Noble County, Indiana, on the Ist day of October, 1934, and that unless you appear in said Court and answer or demur to said complaint on said day the same will be heard and determined in your absence. e Witness the hand and seal of the Clerk of sai@l Court hereto affixed this. 21st ay of June, 1934. e (SBAL) HAROLD V. CURTIS . Qlerk of the Noble Circuit Cour

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Richville News.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Green called on Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ott recently. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Clem Shiebley of Detroit, R, E. Treadway and family and John Stettler visited at Davis lake with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Granger. Junior Emmenrt visited with Ralph ‘Weber at Wolcottville. . Mr. and Mrs. John CMFWYPCM Mr. and Mrs. John Shiebley of Detroit spent a wek at the John Stettler home, - " [Little Nancy Treadway returned to her home after gpending several weeks with her aunt in, Detroit. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stettler of Elkhart called at the John Stettler home. 5

Edward Yergin of the Elkhart hospital called on R. E. Treadway.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas Van Nover of Ligonier and Arthur Shannon and family were callers at the Dale Juday home. ' ‘ .

Mrs. John Speckeen of Ligonier visited in the Dale Juday home. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Shiebley and R. E. Treadway and family visited at the Perry Fisher home at Fish lake.

Bullet Wound Fatal.

Adolpha BEber, 43, died at Columbia City Thursday from a bullet wound he inflicted upon himself Tues day in attempting suicide. He shot himself in the head with a small calbre rifle while desgpondent over his wife’s action in filing a divorce ac~ tion, and because of his arrest in Ft. Wayne tor pupblic ~intoxication. Ie operates a beer garden. The widow and several children survive.

~ Two trusties escaped at the Indiana reformatory by walking away from the dairy. They are Don Greene and Willlam Sproat, both 24 years of age. Subscribe Now For The Ligonier

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