Ligonier Banner., Volume 68, Number 31, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 August 1934 — Page 6

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] Epworth League Party. 7 Mr. and Mrs, Guy Calbeck geuer-i ously opened their home to the young people of the Epworth eague Monday evening. After a devotional service | in charge of Marion Calbeck, thc | president, and Francis Benthine, the ] first vice president, games were | heartily enjoyed. Cake and home made ice cream, furnished by Mrs. Calbeck, were enjoyed by the young folks. - The officers just elected, and to be publicly installed at the morning ser- ‘ vice on September 9th are: President, Marion Calbeck, assistant, Howard Chrisman; first vice president and assistant, Francis Benthine and Constance Felton; second vice president asistant Dick Mathew and Bob Sedgwick; third vice president Bob Fisher; Fourth vice president, Janis Dewey, assistants Kathleen Stroman and Barbara Lee Steller. " Beginning with September 9th the devotional services will be held each Sunday at 6:30. i » Represent Noble County. Wilma Wolfe, Kimmell, Noble County 4-H representative was se lected to attend and is now attending the annual state fair girls’ scheol af Indianapolis, August 24-Sept. Bth. Martha Strangland, Wolf Lake, Nokle county dress revue winner will represent the county competing for state honors at the state dress revue contest at the state fair, Saturday, September Ist. Harmon Harper will represent the county with his livestock entries in the hog and sheep classes. The Nolble county live stock judg-

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The title of picture which is In the World’s Fair exhibit in the Chicago Art Institute is, “Women Ironing.” It is by Edgar Degas. Onz o; the women has paused from work to relieve her drowsiness with a yawn. It is a real stretch! Visitors have stood for a moment looking at this picture and they un-

Playland Park

With an all day program for the entire family AUTO RACES 2 P. M. . Annual Ash Can Derby—6 Other Events - MATINEE : EVENING nA" OI“G 28c¢ per persen Ladies 25¢ Men 40c ' Dance Free Dance Free . AFTERNOON AND EVENING Featuring CLINT CASTOR and his orchestra. Beautiful Melody Gardens will remain open during September and October for < dancing on Saturday and Sunday Nights : Seßte‘mber 9---CAB CALLOWAY , o Advance 88c; Door $l.lO. per person, tax paid. .

ing tearm which will compete in the state contest Monday at the Indiana state fair are as follows: Robert Harper, Edwin Green, C. C. Cochard and Robert Lower. Labor Day at Playland Park, A gala all-day program Labor Day will mark the closing cof Playland park, South Bemnd, for the 1934 season. : The day’s festivities will get underway at 2 p.m. with the annual ash can derby, for cars of ancient vintage and a program of six thrilling auto‘mobile and motorcycle races. A large display of fire works is scheduled o be set off at 10 a.m. in front of the grand stand. Dancing to the music of Clint Castor and his orchestra will be offered both afternoon and evening in Melody Gardens. At the same time Manager Earl J. Redden announced that Melody Gardens will remain open during September and October for dancing on Saturday and Sunday nights at which time many of the nation’s foremost orchastras will be presented. The first will be Cab Calloway and his internationally famous Citton Club orchestra, September 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Krontz of Butler have been visiting relatives here. Will Rogers in “Handy Andy” at Crystal next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Tnough said. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Swartz of Goshen were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hascall Crothers.

consciously raise their hand to their faces to suppress a-real yawn. Very few succeed in doing so, as will be seen by this photograph, where the cimera caught Mrs. Adele Lawson, Chicago, overcome by the suggestive force of drowsiness in the Degas picture.

South Bend, CLOSES

Get your school supplies at Garl's. [Complete line of gchool supplies at Garl’s. s Miss Pat McDonald is visiting at thehome of Miss Eunice Sack. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keefer attended the Century of Progress Friday. Misses Helen Wolt and Faye Hull are on a trip through Michigan. | Chester Hile moved the house'hold: good of John Emerson to Hammond today. ) . | Wallace Berry in “Viva Villa” at Crystal this Thursday, Friday and jSaturday. } . l John Kettlebar and family have ‘moved to the Art Yeager property on West Third street. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin axid son of Des Moines, lowa, called on Ligonier friends recently. ‘ Will Rogers in “Handy Andy” at Crystal next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Tnough said. Mrs. A. 0. Shearer of Oak Park, 111, was entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Karl Decker. : Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballinger and D. C. Banta of Evansville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Banta. ' Miss Betty Chiddister of Fort Wayne is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Price Chiddister.

“yiva.Villa” is a great picture and Wallace Berry at his best. See it this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. | Mrs, Tom Wagoner ié home -trom‘ a visit in Toledo with her son Mzr. and Mrs. Dean Wagoner and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Seagly and family have moved into their property which was remoedled on ark ROwWW. The Ligonier Chamiber of Commerce will meet Friday noon at Hotel Ligonier. The state police will be guests. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rose of Ligo‘nier entertained with a dinner party at the Spink-Wawasee hotel, last week Mrs. Geofge Burkett and son, Gordan of Oak Park, 111., have been the guests of Mrs. O. A. Shearer and son Bob. Ty Miss Esther Taft of Cleveland, formerly of this city will be the guest of Miss Elva Foote and Miss Blanche HarlSh. i t :.i<'ﬂ"é The melon season is one and 1t is taxing the capacity of the garbage collector to keep ‘the garbage eans emptied. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Welgh and Mr. and Mrs, Reed J. Wetherald of Findlay, Ohio, have been guests of Mrs. Amanda Hoagland. : Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bechtel andi Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hile spent Sunday at Montpelier, Ohio, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bechtol, _ ,

The F. & A. M. lodge will hold their regular meeting September 4th instead of September 3rd at 7:00. Members please note the time. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knight of LaGrange have moved here and are residing in the property of Mrs. John Haller on Martin street. Lester Blake, Earl Stewart, Willis Leming, Bernard Baughman and Stanton Vance attended the American Legion convention in Gary. Mrs. James Coulter of Akron, Ohio, came Wednesday and will assume her duties at the Centralized school at the obgnlng of the school term. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Deardorff of Korea, Mrs. William Glass and Homer Glass were guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Deardorff. Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Wischmeier took Miss Jane Rippey to Warren, Ind., where she will make her home at the Methodist home for the aged. ~ Mrs. Faye Fry, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fry, Miss Margaret Ann Poyser were guests over the week end of Mrs. 'Ruby Cobbs and Miss Helen Cobb in Mishawaka. ' : o (T ——— ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Borger and ‘daughter Rosemary spent several ‘days in Chicago and at the Century of Progress. :

The eighteenth annual runion of the Harp family was held Sunday at Bixler lake park with gixty-three members present. Mrs. Bunice Elam of Fort Wayne, was hostess to the reunion. : i

Sedella Fay Wiley, five-year-ola daughter ofi Willie Wiley, was kiled almost instantly when gtruck in the heard with a .22 calibre bullet fired from a rifle by her half-brother, Besonia, 8, at their home near Liberty Center. - The sixteenth annual reunion of the Schwab family was held in the Brumbaugh grove near Wawaka, with forty-eight present. A delicious dinner was served at noon, nicnic fashfon and the day spent in social visiting. At the business session, C. W. Schwab was elected president; Ruth Schiwab, gecretary-treasurer. The next reunion will be held at the same place in 1936. S _A

For Sale—Pickles. Phone 347 1 i R i ——————————. -2, o ‘For Sale—Piano. Inquire at this | 2“ 4 S : z 3 i Special Sheaffer pen and pencil sets at Garl’s for $2.965. g : Frank McHugh was a business visitor, in Ligonier the latter part of last | Wallace Berry in “Viva villa” at Crystal this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. e " Fred Kiester callg attention to a new series of ads which start. in this issue of the Banner. e Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Billman spent the week end with friends at Lake James, near Angola. Irving Stevens is doing a good business at his school book exchange in the Weir ‘building. FOR = RENT—T7-room completely modern house 611 Martin street. Call 99 or F. P. Bothwell. : The Ladies’ Aid of the Cromwell; M. E. church will serve a chicken pie dinner Labor Day. Price 35 cents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dennis of Fort Wayne spent a few hours Sunday evening with Rev. and Mrs. Grisso. _Mr. and Mrs. George W, Howard had as their guests Mr. and Mrs: Lenard Scholts and son of South Bend over the week end. : Wanted—Paper, rags, magazines and junk of all kinds. Highest prices paid. Ligonier Iron and Metal Co., phone 331. : Ropert, son of -Mr. and Mrs, Carl Wolf and Hilda, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Smith had their tonsils‘ removed at Dr. Black’s office this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stone of Kokomo were guests at the home of Rev. at the church to lay plans for our week. Mrs. Stone is the dsughter of Mrs. Grisso. :

A numper of Ligonier people will attend the Hagenbeck & Wallace circus at Elkhart Saturday, September Ist. A mommoth street parade is one of the attractions.

Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Newton entertained at dinner Thursday evening at their cottage -at Lake Wawasee for Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Arthir Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Bd Williams.

W. B. Inks received a prize for a monument which was on display durirg the monument show at the Stevens hotel, Chicago. The monument is now on display in their local display rooms. ) ;

Appointment of Donald Kooken of Garrett, as special investigator to examine records and determine needs of the six state police barracks, was announced ednesday by Al G. Feeney, director of public safety.

The city council will meet in Tegular session tonight. The most important matter to come before the meeting is the adoption of the tax budget, and it will be more fully exs plained at this meeting. : ;

Mrs. Mildred Vance and Thella Shisler returned home Tuesday evening from Gary after attending the state convention of the American Legijont Auxiliary of which they were delegates from the local Lunit. :

At three o’clock Friday afternoon Mrs. Bernard Baughman and the girls of the Kings Heralds of the M. E. church will give a short program for the members of the Missionary societies and the public, and will furnish - light refreshments. ; The public is heartily invited. :

The Elkhart County fair opened Tuesday night and is in full swing. A great many from this city ang vicinity are atending and pronounce the fair as one of the best ever held at Goshen. The ‘fair is open every day and night and will close Saturday night,

Mr. andg Mrs. Max L. Tower and son Lenard stopped over on their way home from the Century of Progress at Chicago for a few days stay with Mrs. Towers parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Billman. They Ileft for their home in the east Saturday morning, ;

Mr. and Mrs. William Kunce and daughter spent the wek end inl Benton Harbor, Mich., guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey, Mrs. Kunce's brother. Sunday they met Dr. and Mrs. Black anid spent the afternoon on the Benton Harbor market and at the House of David. '

After objections had been voiced by a lone remonstrator, members of the common council of Goshen adopted the budget and levy ordinances for 1935 on final readings by unanimous vote. The 1935 ecivil city rate was established at 78 cents a reduection of 12 cents from the current rate of 90 cents, : Death Tuesday afternoon dissolved a professional partnership which had existed in Goshen since 1880, when Dr. William B. Kreider, 85, dropped dead about five o’clock in his office at the corner of Fifth street and Lincoln avenue. Death was due to heart trouble. He had practiced medicine with his brother, Dr. Martin K. Kreider, 87, for b 4 years. i

FOUR FROM SWAN TWP. IN JAIL.

Three are Charged with Petit Larceny and the Fourth, Receiving Stolen Goods.

Four residents of Swan township were, confined in the county jail Saturday, three facing charges of petit larceny and one a charge of receiving stolen goods. - : The four held include Clarence wood, 38, his son, Walter, 19, Chales Buchanan, 24, and Morrel Cramer, 53. The roundup of the quartet, involved in the theft of wheat and potatoes in Swan township, was made Friday afternoon by Sheriff Irvin Crazier and State Patrolman Al Teusch. After questioning the suspects a short time detailed confessions were made to Prosecutor Glenn Throp. The arrest of Buchanan and Cramer followed the apprehension of Clarence Wood and son, who were taken into custody for the thefi of about six bushels of wheat from the granary of U. F. Baker, Swan townshop, last Tuesday night. Thursday they sold the wheat at a Kendallville elevator. They confessed to the theft of the wheat and during the questioning the elder Cramer involved Charles Buchanan in the theift last spring of 15 bushels of potatoes from Cecil Shank, residing north of Swan. They said they becarie frightened during the investigation over the theft of the potatoes and induced Morrel Crameér to take the potatoes, which Cramer said he -did. ‘ Charges. of petit larceny were filed against Wood and son and Buchanan and charge of receiving stolen goods against Cramer. It is expected that Judge Rob McNagy of Columbia City, will be in Albion this week and the four will be given gpecial arraignment in event they choose to plead guilty as charged.

Visit Garl’s for a complete line of school supplies. ; Mrs. Wallace Bo\beck spet Wednesday in Fort Wayne. ; Ted Reidenbach is working at the Knight Drug Store. - T For Sale—Pickes, all gizes, phone 482. Jack Van Aman. Dan Butts of South Bend is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edd Banta. Miss Betty Culver was the guest today of Mrs. Chester Hile. - We have a large line of school sup plies fof all students, Garl’s. ~ James Eperson is spending a vacation with friends in Indianapolis. o Card of Thanks. We wish to take this opportunity to ‘thank our friends for their sympathy and kindness to us in the recent death of our infant son James Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gates.

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Christian Science Serviees. - “Mind” was the lesson of the Les-son-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, August 26th. The Golden text was: “Who hath known the mind of the Lord? or who hath been his counselor? For of him, and through him, and to -him, are all things: to whom be glory for ever” (Roman 11:34,36), ' Among the citations. which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “The whom then will ve liken God? or what like-. ness will ye campare unto him?” (Isaiah 40:18). : ' The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Chris tian Science textbook, “Science and Health with key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Mind * * * the one God; not that which is in man, but the divine pringiple, or God, of whom man is the full and penfect expression” (p. 591). “Divine metaphysics, as revealed to spiritual understanding, shows clearly that all is Mind, and that Mind is God, omnipotence, omnipresence, omineience,— that is, all power, all presence, all Science” (p. 275 ' = Read the Ligonier Banne:.

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