Ligonier Banner., Volume 70, Number 19, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 June 1936 — Page 5

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CHURCH SERVICEs} ]

United Brethren Chureh.

- Rev. 8. P. O'Reilley, Pastor. . 9:30, Standard Time, Sunday ‘school, we are getting nicely started ‘on our aeroplane .rip, however, the ;blue’s are 16 miles ahead. It will ‘be necessary for the red’s to turn on just a little mo:e power if they hope to forge ahcad. The members of our school are {0 hs: commended for thely loyalty. In epite of the fact that thig is the tima that some school take a drop we are graining, for which we are glad. 10:35, Morning Worship. subje-t. “The Church and Her Children.” As this is Children’s Day, we are preparing a special program for this mrorning gervice, frusting that every mother and fathe: will make it a point to stay and share with us in this gervice. Spec'al music by the choir. G 6:30, Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor, with a helpful program andg one that will be. instructive. . 7:30. At this time wili be held the regular (Children’s Day Program, trusting that everyone will want to share with the children in this service. :

| ~ Sparta Christian Church I Chas. B. Lusk, Minister ' Sunday School at 9:30 worship period follows immediately. Evening service at 7:30 C. S. T. Next Monday June 8 at 10:30 D. S. T. the Noble County Ministerial Association will meet at the Sparta | Christian church for the special Oxltord Movement meeting at which (time Dr. W. H. Bransford of the ;Gmce M. E. church Anderson, will give the address. Dr. Bransford i 3 ’well informed on the subject and ‘wm be able to answer your ques'tions as well as give the address. The . banquet luncheon will be served by lthe ladies of the church in the din- ‘; ing ppoms of the church at 12:00 price 25¢ per plate. | The invitation is not confined to

the clergy but- those of the laity who are interested are cordially invited. Rev. C. C. Wischmeler Pastor Unified Service 9:30 to 11::00 D, 8. Tl Communion service next Sunday morning at 9:30. A beautiful service this! We want all the children to be present. .

Moving pictures Sunday evening at 7:30 Rev. Wehrly of Nappanee will show pictures taken at Epworth Forest last summer and & World travelogue. Come and se= this. Epworth. League District convention next Tuesday at Goshen We desire a group of young people to go. It is their conventjon. A large group of young people slways attend this gathering. ‘ Ligonier Christian Church Church School 10 a. m. Children's Day Program. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Young People’s Hour 5:456 p. m. ' Evening Worship 7:30. p. m. Friday evening of this week the church will celebrate Church-Family night at 7:30 p. m. ~ Trere will be a pot luck supper and a short program in charge of Miss Laura Simmons and Rama Simmons limmediately following. All members and friends of the church are urged to be present. |

Richville Church Rev. J. M. Stewart Pastor ‘ Sunday School at 9:30, No preaching sgérvice Sunday. The Ladies’ Aid Soclety will be entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. William Bobeck with Mrs. Rarick assistant hostess. The annual election of officers will be held.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the Trustee and Advisory Board of Perry Township, Noble County, Indiana, will up to one o'clock p.n. Central Standard Time on Thursday the 25th day of June, 1936, receive written sealed bids for the furnishing to said township of one school! bus body which said bus body shall in all thingg fully comply with the provisiong of Chapter 303 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana for the year 1935, and all rules, regulations and standards for such hrses as may have been pres seribed by virtue of said Act. All hids rec~ived will be opened and read at snch time and the right to reject any and all bids is rescrved All bids. shall be filed with the undersigned. : ARTHUR N. CLAUDEN, Trustee Perry Townshio, Noble " County, Indiana. . 3w

Short Chan®Rerg Busvy.

Two short change operators worked their game successfully on Mrs. Blrer Risk at the Central Cafe, Columbus City. One proffered a $2O bill when he bought two cigars. Another offered a $lO bill for a package of cigarettes. They then jugg'ed the change about so that afterwards Mrs. Risk discovered she was out $lO. When the racket was discovered the men, about 25 years of age, had escaped.

THIRD SOUGHT IN BANK CASE Warrant Issmed For Lawremee N. Miller In Closing of Columbia federal warrant has been issued the arrest of Lawrence N. Miller, present address is sald to be 0. on a charge of conspiracy to violate the 1935 federal banking act in connection with the forced closing of the Celumbia State bank at Columbia City in February it was revealed. \ ' * Miller, it has been learned, is aware of the warrant against him and has told friends that he will appear before Willlam D. Remmel, United States commissioner within a short time for arraignment. Friends of Millers, it is understood are now attempting to raise bond, which will be necessary .following his arraignment. H. Alton Beeson, former president of the Columbia State bank and Elmer F. Harsch of Warsaw former president of the Consolidated Motors Inc., of Lima, O. arec harged jointly with Miller to misapply funds of the pank through loans to the Consolidated Motors, Inc.

o e S e R o Miller, who formerly was head of the defunct L. N. Miller Engineering wmy of Columbia City becamec {nvolved in the bank conspiracy case while acting as stock salesman and b&oster tor the Consolidated Motors,

Ay Tour to Stop In Goshen. Herbert 0. Fisher, director ol the Indiana Alr Tour, which wil' visit Goshen Friday, June 2§, was In Goshen Tuesday to inapect the airport and to make final arrangements for the tour’s local ston. Approximately s'xty planes of ali types will be inciuded inp the aerial caravan. whick will be brough. to Goshen under the sponsorship of local merchants and ‘the Rotary c'ub. The tour will leave Indianapolis on June 22 and will fly approximately 1,600 mies during the week, visiting more than a score of cities. Accompanying Mr. Fisher Tuesday was Harold O. Warren, Jr., publicity director for the air tour. Both are of Indianapolis, where Mr. Fisher s also aeronautics director for the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.

Assessments Cut $15,000,000

A reduction of $15,000,000 in the 1936 assessed valuation of Indians raliroad properties was reported by the state boad of tax commissiones.

’ﬂg state lowered valuatiors of all companies except one which operatrs in the state. 5 :

Assessment of the Monon raflroad, operated undey the jurisdiction of the federal court, which was given a reduction last year, remained at $10,481,796. The C. & B L raljroad’y properties wer, valued at $6100342, 2= compared with the 1935 assessment of $7.33387. _

Thirty-eight companies comprising ‘he list of owners of ralflroad dHropertles, had a total taxable walng last year of $318.485.004.

Benjamin Rice age about 52 sulfered painful injuries at the L E Berhalter farm southeast of Kendaliville when be fell under the wwlot.cm'hﬂorﬂhlﬂl tractor being driven by Roy Sexion a hired man on the farm. Rice who nmmmmm s tenant on the Berhalter farm sustained the fracture of three ribs on mhﬂﬂonﬂlmmuhh

Dr. Munk Honored

Dr. C. E"Munk of Kendallville was elected president of the Tweifth Coun cllgr district of the Indiana Siate Medical association at a joint meet ing association and the uﬁmgamawhelg at Potowatomi Inn, Pokagon State park, Lake James, Dr. B W. Rhamy of Fort Wayme was elected vice-president and Dr. Jerome Sparks also of Wayne was chos-nﬁouu.cnm-mﬁ

To Move State Depts

Three large state departments connected. with administration of Indians Social gecurity laws will move trom the capital té downtown offices this summer, it was reported st the statehouse. The gross income tax division unemployment compensaliod division, and the department of publc wellare are those comcerned. The first two bave an interlocking per‘sonmel.

Kimmell 4-H News.

The last meeting May 28 was held at the home of Jean Gowdy in place of Nellle Houser. Jean's helper was Elsie Spring. The next meeting will be Jume 11 it will be held at the Home of Helen Foster. Evelyn Growcock will help serve refreshments. The entertainerg are Gloria Werker and Florence Nelson. Mary Stark Reporter ; Noted Band at LaGrange ' The famous Luther Colloge band ot Tows will appear at LaGrange !n a concert on the court house lawn hq-v:yu June 20. The 170plece band 18 en route east on its ‘Buropean Diamond Jubilee tour of #t i ei, @ ~ Cut Worms Damage. Damage which is expected will ‘amount to thousands of dollars is belr to vegetation in Kosci‘usk by cut worms. Beans, e m“‘ : .

Falls Under Dise.

Arrest Youty For Burglary. State Patrolman Sam Patton and Sheriff Don Cole arrested a youth giving his name as Tommy Mayer 20 of Detroit in comnection with burglaries of several Hamilton lake cottages.

Reportg of cottage break-ins were being investigated by the officers. ‘When they arrived at the cottage own ed by Robert Crane of Auburn which had been entered, they found Mayer in the building. Among the many things he is alleged to have taken were radios and an outboard motor.

He was placed in the Steuben county jail. Burglary charges probably will be filed against him.

Hope For Early Adjournment Fading Speake, Joseph W. Byrns said that he did not Dbelieve congress could adjourn by June 6 the goal of administration leaders, becaiße of the snarl in the senate over the tax bill.

Byrns said that he thought it would be the latte, part of June before congress quits. Should adjournment not be reached by June 6 Byrns said three day recesses would be in order to permit members to attend the republican national convention In Cleveland beginning June 9.

Last of Ploneer Famlily

Mrs. Phoebe Joneg Willard, 87, of Syracuse died at the home of her daughtey Mrs. Harry Eggleson .of Goshen. She wag the last member of the Cornelius Cable family which settled in Kosclusko county in 1834

Yietim of Bandit

D. F. Traster was held up and robbed by a lone bandit while in an alley at the rear of his home in Fort Wayne.

A new partition suit filed In the Albjon circult court iy Grace Martin vs David Walling and wife, Laura Walling, his wife, and Luella Bard.

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Elkhart Trie Hurt. Mr. and Mrs. John Kavanagh of BEikhart and their daughter, Alyce, 18, were Injured when their automobile was ditched while attempting to pasg a truck near Lexington, 111. They were enroute home from Jacksonville, 1l Mrs. Kavanagh is in the hospital at -Lexington suffering froma chest injuries. Mr. Kavanagh a2nd his daughtey suffered shock and bruises. Their automobile wag damaged beyond repair. Wil Abandon Duplieating Dept. The state duplicating department, for two years & target of erit-

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