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| Louise Schwartz, 16-year-old win- | ner of the beauty contest conducted | by the American Legion"at Vin. zcenne's. ind., is a bathing queen in every sense of the word. While on ! her first visit to the World's Fair, ;ln Chicago, as guest of the Vini cennes post, Louise said she’d dear- ’ ly love to see some of the famous (swimmeqs. She was forthwith ‘n

Pheasants to Be Distributed.

Distribution of pheasants to conservation clubs in every county of the state: for liberation in that county will be completed during the rexi few days with deliveries to southern Indiana, it was reported by Virgil M. Simmons commissioner of the department of conservation. The pheasants required for: this distribution were at the state game farms. ;

Most of the counties in the northern “half of the state have already received their allotment of pheasants from this first distribution, Mr. Simmons stated, with a possibility that county, quotas can e increased later in the gseason. The liberation of the young pheasants is being supervised by rep resentatives of the department of conservation and . local conservation club officials and members. ‘ These pheasants, distributed from the state game farms, are in addition to the thousands of pheasants hatched and reared by local conservation clubs. AIL pheasants reared by the clubs will be liberated in the home country of the cub, increasing the the numiber of stocking that county. Reports to the departrient from local clubs indicate that the liberation of club-reared pheasants will stact about August 1. A game warden or other representative of the department will supervise the liberation and check the number of birds #eleased.

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troduced to several who were ap: pearing in spr"ingboardi exhibition dives' at Swift Pool. Here you sed Eddie Alvarez, champion diver of the Hawaiian Islands on:the left} Queen Louise, herself, in the cen ter; and on the right, Marshall wayne, of Miami, Fla, National A. A. U. highboard diving champion

Three Negroes listed as “trailers” of the Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey circus confessed at noon Saturday their implication in the robbery and fatal shooting of Anthony Laßusso, circus employe when the circus train stopped for water at a railroad water tank north of Howe early Saturday morning.

The three who confessed are: James Manuel, 23 Raleigh, WN. C.; John Van Gorden, 22, New Orleans, La., and James Garrat 21 Yazoo City, Miss. Manuel was named as the one who fired the fatal shot at Laßusso when he resisted the robbery. John Johnson, Negro, also a ‘“trailer” with the circus said he witnessed the shooting and named Manuel, Van Gorden and Garrat as committing the robbery and the killing. Johnson is being held as a material witness. Four other Negrpes and a white man who were taken into custody Saturday morning after the murder were released. : It is expected that Manuel will be charged with first degree murder and Van Gorden and Garrat as accessories to the crime. _ Nearby Deaths. Alpheus Bergdoll, 60, cancer, Wells eounty; ¢I. C. Zoll, 77, of near Bluffton, dies from complications following fall from haymow; Mrs. Minnie Van Tilburg, 63, paralysis, BElkhart; Charles Betram, 51, ulcers of stomach, Bristol. | i

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JA"V BROKEN DURING FIGHT . DPale Bushong, Near Albion Landg ~_ In Hospital Result of Al- | S tercation . | e : ~ Dale Bushong, age about 33 years, residing four miles southwest of AlIbion, was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital at Garrett Friday night suffering from a fractured lower jaw, sustained about 10 o’clock near his home during an altercation with Earl Crofoot proprietor of the Albion hotel. i Bushong, it was said had been at Fort Wayne and when he returned home he saw Crofoot enter his car which had been parked on the road near the Bushong home. He started after Crofoot and forced his car to the side of the road. It is said that Bushong had told Crofoot to stay away from his home. Crofoot said that after Bushong had forced him to the side of the road he came to his car and started to strike at him as he sat in the car. Crofoot said he got out of the car and “struck Bushong one blow on the point of the jaw. The blow fractured Bushong’s lower jaw in two places. Bushong went to the office of a Albion physician and from there was taken to the Garrett hospital where’ the fractures were reduced. The case may be aired in court.

State Pays $1,610,000.

~ Payments of more than a million ‘and a half dollars were made to contractors on work completed and unedr progress during June; it was stat« ed today by James D. Adams, chairman of ‘the State Highway Commissicn. . Payments to contractors on work which is financed by both federal and state funds, totalled $1,640,000 during the month. : Favorable weather for highway and lbridge construction prevailing during June and the unusual number of projects which were under way shot the payments on completed and partially completed work past the million and a half dollar mark. Normally, payments to contractors have not been as large in June but the action of the highway commission in getting the 1934 program under contract during the early gpring gave the contractors an early start this year. A large amount of the amount paid to contractors during June was paid out by them in wages to the thousands of men who are employed on highway and bridge construction work over the state. With few exceptions men employed on these projects are taken from the communities in which the work is being done. ‘

Find Pigeon

A large carrier pigeon which stop# ped off at Churubusco nearly a week ago apparently likes what he found—a nice place to stay—at the Lincoln hatel, where he was found nestled against a window by Ruth Brown and Theda Swoveland employes at the hotel. . : Attempts to identify the carrier ‘through its leg band have failed and the bird seems to like its new home, for it has refused to leave. ; L To Bar Dillinger Mayor Jack Edwards requested managers- of Marion theaters to bar the Dillinger family from making a stage appearance there. “I have nothing but the kindliest feeling for, ‘John W. Dillinger Sr., but I believe it is time to forget amout his son—not idolize him” the mayor said.

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- FRANK CLAYPOOL PRESIDENT Comes From a Famiy Interested in Agriculture and Fair Work for : . 47 Years. The President Frank J. Claypool, of Muncie, Indiana, comes from a family that has ‘been interested in Agriculture and Fair work for 47 years, ‘Mr. Claypool has been Secre-‘tary-Manager of the Muncie Fair for 21 years aund a great believer in the dommunity benefits of agricultural fairs and in their educational value for the 4-H Club Boy and Girl. Mr. Claypool’s father, Austin B. f Claypool, who resided in the White ‘Water Valley at Connersville, organized and was Secretary of the Connersville and. Cambridge City Fairs, was a director, and at one time President of the Indiana Board of Agriculture. A brother, Marcus S., served as Secretary of the Muncie Fair, and later became a Director and President of the Indiana Board of Agriculture. A brotherinaw, Henry Clay Meredith a noted Shorthorn: Breeder and exhibitor of Wayne County attained the same honor. His sister Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith of Lafayette a noted educator with a life-long interest in agriculture and livestock activities was chairman of the Women’s Division of the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893. Thils family record of fair activities challenges comparison. The present set-up of the "State fair Directors, is ‘well equipped to carry ‘on to successful conclusions, the numerous and important departments that constitute the State Fair unit, and in making his appointments as Superintendents of various Departments, President Claypool gives the assurance that the 1934 Indiana State Fair to be held September Ist to 7th will carry am irresistible attendance appeal to the four corners of the State.

Boy Scouts are Invited .

Invitations .to Noble county Boy Scouts to attend the eighth annual Boy Scout Day program at Indiana university September 28-29 and to compete for the $75 Boy Scout awards to Indiana university were extended ‘from Bloomington toady. The program has been authorized by regional scout headguarters in Ghicago as the first big statewide outing for Indiana Boy Scouts next fall. : Scouts, scout officials, and drivers of scout cars will be honor guests when Head Football Coach Bo MecMillin makes his first bow in the In-diana-Ohio university football game. Indiana fans will have their first chance .to see his celebrated five-man backfield and to size up Bo’s spectacular style of attack. There will be plenty of excitement. - : Over night in the big Indiana field house Friday is scheduled for Indiana Scouts. A state Scout circus will be presented, showing the cream of Scouting demonstrations from outstanding troops in Indiana.

Wawaka News

Club leaders, Mrs. Helen Schermerhorn and Mrs. Ward Rimmel have their demonstration teams ready for ‘the coming Noble County Fair this month, : : - Mesdames John Reece and Vonder smith of Ligonier were guests Wednesday evening of Mrs. Audrey Stauff. ; Janis Blake, Syracuse, N. Y., was here Thursday and called on Mrs. O. Ww. Dowell. Miss Blake is a free lance writer and is author of several popular magazine articles. ' Clifton Bair, Wolf Lake was a business visitor here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reidenbach and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Resler were recent Kenallville yisitors. Lawrence Duff an dtwo sons with two other young men of Fort Wayne are camping at Dukes Bridge this week. - Milton Hite was in Goshen Thursday. : Mr. and Mrs. Ed Resler were business visitors in Ligonier and Rome City Wednesday. 7 , Fishermen report this a wonderful fishing season so far. Pike albound it seems. ; A dumber from here atténded the funeral at Topeka Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. Cora Cannon Seagley, wife of a leading business man there, - Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harlan of Kim-, mell are at Barbee lake this week. Mr. and Mrs. Herald who have been at the 8. J. Yoder home caring for their sister Mrs. Yoedr retugned to Wooster, 0., Thursday. Ray Snyder and little daughter of Topeka spent Thursady here with Mr. and Mrs, Ira Snyder. e Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Todd ‘of Columbus, Ohio, here on vacation at Pleasant View farm, were entertained at a gix o’clock dinner Thursday evening by Mrs. Charles F. Green at Hotel Ligonie. - ' M. and Mrs. Dale Waldron and Mrs. Nettie Waldron attended the W, R. C. meeting at Lgonier Friday evening. Miss Clare Criswell, of Dayton, 0., was here Friday. : Guests rtecently of Mr. and Mrs. William Franks, near Brimfield, were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Roberts and children, James R. Roberts, Mrs. Lottie Downend, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Damon and children. : j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reidenbach and Miss Pauline Ridenbach of Niles, Mich., visited recently here with relatievs. o ; . Mrs. Merle Lauer and son went to Kendallville Friday to call on “Mrs. Rollin Rhea, her sister-in-law at Lakeside hospital. Mrs. Rhea is a patient there after an cperation and is doing nicely. Nt | Russell Werker and Samuel Stump of Kimmell were business visitors Sl o Y

Remnants of Gang Separate.

~ The remnants of John Dillinger’s bloody gang have separated and are wandering the Middle West looking for new underworld connections, the United Press learned. Other gangs, finding the Dillinger outlaws “too hot to handle” are refusing to have anything to do with them. The United Press informant, a character never directly involved with Dillinger in any of his murderous raids but nevertheless on intimate terms with the desperadoes‘ said the survivors of the gang are broke.

Truck Drivers Fined.

~ Seven truck drivers were found guilty in the Elkhart city court this wek by Judge Arthur H. Conley after being arrested for various violations by County Highway Officer Vernon L. Cripe and his deputies. -

Notice To Non-resident

State of Indiana, Noble County ss: In the Noble Circuit Court. Suit on account and in attachment. ' The Ligonieg' Artificial Ice ; Company, a corporation i . o 5 Linnie Lechner . g 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 gaid 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. 5 (SEAL) HAROLD V. CURTIS Clerk of the WNoble 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 i . 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 comrplaint 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 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 ay of June, 1934. (SEAL) | HAROLD V. CURTIS Clerk of the Noble Circuit. Court.

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5 ; = ol t » : » ; ¥ Kendallville, Indiana sUST 13 to 17, 1934 Rt NN o et A S DS eA7 . _ Three big days, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and three big nights, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A great combination of Stock, Agricultural Products,’ Machinery, and Automobiles. The Boys’ and Girls’ Club display will not be surpassed any place in the State. i g 'The Home Division will oceupy over 5,000 square feet of spac'e, a display that will be worth while to see. - : Some of the best trotters and pacers of the country have been entered, assuring fast and exciting races. ‘We have secured as special attractions, Taylor's Rodeo and Wild West Show, which will electrify the Grand Stand with Thrills and, Spills, Box Races, Riding Wild West Texas Steers, Roman Standing ‘Race, Riding Bucking Horses, Chariot Races, High School Horses, day and night; The Four Bentons, the season’s newest novelty; The Cortellos, Hollywood Stars, who will rock the crowds with laughter. ; The night show will be in front of the Grand Stand. Tuesday, August 14—Gates close at noon. Judging of display in Ladjes’, Children’s and Agricultural Departments. Wednesday, August 15— 9:00 A. M. Begin judging in Live Stock - Department and Boys’ and Girls’ 4H Club. Afternoon, 1:00 P. M. Races, 2:14 Trot, 2:20 Pace. Rodeo and other special . . afttractions.” Evening 8:00 P. M., Stock Parade, Taylor’s Rodeo; Four Bentons; The Cortellos, Hollywood Stars. ° Thursday, August 16—10:00 A. M., Music; Fi;lish judging in all de- . partments. Afternoon, 1:00° P. M." Races, 2:24 Pace, 2:12 Pace, 2:20 Trot. Taylor’s Rodeo and other special attractions. BEvening, 8:00 P. M., Stock Parade, Wild West and Rodeo Show; Four Bentons; and The Cortellos, Hollywood 'Stars. : : Friday, Augus'til’i—l'l:()O’ A. M.. Band Concet, Afternoon, 1:00 P.° M., Races, 2:16 Pace, 2:18 Trot and 2:24 Trot. Taylor’s Rodeo Rodeo and other special attractions. Evening 8:00 : P. M., Taylor’s Rodeo and Wild West Show, and other spei cial attractions. b , 1 DAA SR (T BBN S STt Season Tickets Good For Two Persons and Automobile All Week Are $1.25 Season Tickets Good For Two Persons All Week $l.OO Season Ticket Sale Will Close August 11th Regular Admission Fair Week 50c a Day and 25¢ a Night Automobiles, Pay or Night 25¢c. Grand Stand day 50c Night 25¢

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