Ligonier Banner., Volume 70, Number 21, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 June 1936 — Page 6
WHY.. KEEP MONEY IN THIS BANK? : THAT'S NOT HARD TO ANSWER > - Because it’s the safest place. Because a strong sense of responsibility demands that we | be worthy of the trust ipposed by our depaositors. Because we handle every transaction carefully, and work constantly to advance tYe welfare of our cugtomen. ‘ : , [\ =) American State Bank : Ligonier, Indiana
. Miss Mary Jane Ferguson is spending the week at Rome City with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Moore. ,
! Miss Irene Sharp and Mr.s Emma Locke gspent last week with their aunt Mrs. Joseph Fieck and family in Mishawaka.
Special Saturday only: Red Geraniums and double petunias (25¢ value) 15c each 2 for 25c. Per dozen $1.25. Cash and carry. O. 0. Scrock Florist. :
Mrs. Harold Shock entertained at her home in Albion Sunday at a family dinner in honor of the birthday anniversary of her -mother Mrs. Harley Fisher.
Mrs. Merle Chidister and daughter Betty Jane of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Herman Klemim and daughter Carolyn of Kimmell were guests in the Price Chidister home Thursday.
Louis Zook, Maynard Misner FEarl Burke Everett Eversole and Howard Nelson will attend a Masonic meeting in Peru Friday evening. Mr. Zock will preside at intiatory services.
The Sarah McKenzie Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. George Green Friday June 26 for a pienic supper. Mrs. Green will be assisted by Mrs. Chauncey Bowman, Miss Olga Oliver and Mrs. Louis Zook.
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el Ve furnish a beauquality sy and all the ice you ree quire in June, July, e August and Septs ember for 3 Years at abou half the cost of a mechanical refrigerator and also save you your power cost, - | ‘ taxes and repairs. ' PHONE 100 & o o & Ligonier Artificial Ice Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blue visited in Three Rivers Mich., Sunday.
Mrs. Dean Bobeck has been ill and of duty at the M. & M. Store.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hire spent the week end in Kalamazoo and Hopkins Mich. Y
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams will entertain their couple bridge club Friday evening. :
Mrs. Steve Walker of Detroit Mich., ig visiting her parentg Mr. and Mrs. Sam Michael.
Mr. and Mrs. Irl Rose of New York City are visiting his parents M. and Mrs. Isaac Rose.
‘Mrs. David Dunlap and Mrs. Arthur Shannon visited their sister-Mrs. Dale Juday west of the city Tuesday.
Joseph Fleck who was taken to the St. Josepnh hospital two weeks ago is not_improv,ing as his friends would like to hear.
Miss Agneg Blake a member of the 1936 graduating class has gore to Angola where she is taking a secretarial course. ' 7
Mr. and , Mrs. Forda Buchtel visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Buchtel and MY. and Mrs. Fred Harshbarger near Middlebury Sunday.
KNIGHT'S DRUG STORE
Mrs. A. E. Kelicy will éntertain her bridge club ton!gzut.
FOSTER’'S NEXT SALE WILL BE held, 'Wednesday June 24.
: 3 i Mrs. Rebecca Sisterhen of South Bend is spending a few deys here.
Mr. and Mrs, Clair Weir and daughter have move from Defiance to Lima Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wigton and Mrs. Chester Hile were in South Bend Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chest:r Hile and Mrs. Vern Duesler gspen t Wednesday in Fort Wayne.
Thomag Botts of Millersburg underwent 'an operation at the Goshen hospital Monday.
Miss Lilliam Wadesworah of Pittsbug, Pa., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schlabach.
Mrs. Edward Benthine and children left yesterday for a ten day visit with relatives in Kokomo.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gahr and fawily of Marion spent the week end at the D. E. Garland home. _
"Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loy visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball in Toledo.
Miss Alice Duke who speut two weekg in Detroit, Mich., with reiatives returned home Sunday.
~ Mrs. A, M. Timmis and Miss Ruby Kunce attended Old Settlers Day 'n LaGrange yesterday.
Mes Alice Vallance entertained circle_No. 1 of the M. B. church Wednesday afternoon.
A wedding ceremony was performed Wednesday morning at the Catholic church in this city.
Miss Mary Jane Ball of Toledo is here visiting her grandparents Mr, and Mrs. S. J. Williams.
Mrs. Willis Leming who has been confined to her bed the past two weeks ig slightly improved.
" Mr. and Mrs. William McGuiun with friends from Nappanee are spendiug two weeks at lake Wawasee.
Clayton King of Marquette, Mich,, is spending the week here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Volney King
Edgar Robinson of . Fort Wayne spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cunningham will entertain the members of their pinochle club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. L. F. Racine and son Arthur of Glensferry Idaho are visiting hor parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smalley
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smalley of Monta Vista Colorado are here visiting his brother Mr. and Mrs. Charies Swnalley. :
' Mrs. Harley Fisher and Mrs. Vern Duesler attended the funeral of a relatives of Mrs. Fisher’s in Oseola Friday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hanna and baby of South Bend spent the week end with Earl Flowers und daughter Pauline.
The Misses Pauline Fahl, Barbara Rose Simpson and Harriett Neufer were the guests of Mrs. Louis Zook vesterday and today.
" Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ewing and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shultz of Walkerton visited Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fisher Sunday evening.
~ The Turkey Creek Golf Course is sponsoring ladies Qay Tuesday June 23 from 9:30 to 4 o’clock. Those interested are invited
Mrs. Elzabeth Long of this city is seriously ill at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne. She was admitted last week for treatment.
Mr. /and Mrs. Harold Bitner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Reeves and family and Mrs. Charles Reeves vis‘ited relativeg in Valparaiso Sundy. \
Special Saturday only: Red Geraniums and double petunias (25¢c value) 15c¢ each 2 for 25c. Per dozen $1.25. Cash and carry. 0. 0. Scrock Florist. 4
Mrs. John Seagley and Mrs: Guy Calbeck entertained the members of their circle of the M. E. church Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Seagley.
Mrs. J. C. Billman is home after a visit of a week with her niece Mrs. John Beard at Waterlop and other friends at St. Joe, Hamilton, Butler and Edon, Ohio. i
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Fisher attended the Democratic State Convention this week. Others attending from here were Mr. and Mrx James 0. Simpson and Guy Faviager.
! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knepp Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Biddle, and daughter Fleanor spent Sunday® with Harry Kpepp at the CCC agmp near Angeie. Dinner was served to parents -and friends. @
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Motorists Pay Less For Highways The average Hoosler motorist paid less in gasoline tax and motor veh'cle license feeg for maintenance and improvement of the nine-thousand-mile
state highway gystem in 1935 than he paid for maintenanlé and improvement of the state highway system of balf that mileage fn 1926. Records of the State Highway Commssion, James D). Adams chairman pointed out, show that in 1926 the commission received from gasoline tax and motor vehicle licouse tees an gverage of $14.17 per molo vehicle registered in Indiana. In 1935 receipts of the highway commission from these sources averaged but $13.58 per vehicle registration. In 1929 the average was $15.13 and in 1932, $22.72 per vehicle registered. Registration of metor velicles increased nearly oné hundrel thousand from 1926 to 1935. Reduction of the receipts of the state highway commission by using a part of these funds to replace property tax for roads and st'eats, has curtailed work on the highway system financed with state funds. Thise curtailment has not been apparent during the past three years when special grants of tedeial funds bhave been allocated to Indiapa for fmprovement and construction on the state highway system.
Will Open Juue 29. : Plans have been completed for the opening of the season &t Epworh Forest, near North Webster. Five special weeks have been arranged from June 29 to August 2, with plars for entertaining the Assembly, Quest Group, Kokomo-Muncie Group; Richman—Wabash Group; and the Fort Wavne-Warsaw Group. b
Twenty conventions and outings are scheduled to be held at The Spink<Wawasee Hotel nd Country Club between June 15 and September 18, Manager Arthur Buckley announced. One convention already has been held at the hotel.
Erect Speed Sigus.
‘With the erection of motorists’ warn ing signsg at Columbia City certain speeds and traffic regulations have become effective. The speed limit in town will be 25 miles psr hour.
Gets State Post.
Clyde Deetz of Ashley, manager of the Auburn Auto license branch has been appointed inspector for the state excise department. Hig territory will include the Fourth district.
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For Dad . . at Others $l, $1.75, $1.95 Sizes 13% te 18 He’'ll appreciate—and wear —these, for they’re the kind men like. Ties - Others $l, 50c, 25¢ We v will find amonm m neckties a couple that will go home with you. Packed in Fathers Day boxes.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED — POULTRY OF ALL ‘jinds, Top prices. Prompt wservice. Can use large amounts dally. Phone 22 or write G. C. Tarman, New Paris, Ind. “«
WE VACCUM CLEAN AND REPAIR all makes furnaces—Home PFurnace Co. Phone 202. Ligonler. tf
TO BUY OR SELL FEED OR GRAIN See our ad in this paper. New Parig Elevator Cooperative Plan.
EACH THURSDAY FISH FRY AT Hi-Way Cate 20c Complete.
FOR SALE—-FOUR MODERN HOMES in Ligonjer for sale on contract. Residence property, two lots, well located In Cromweil for sale at bargain price. Two modern homes and one store bullding with apartment on second flvor that would exchange for farm. ‘Three tracls of good pasture laal for gsale. ~ Kinmell Realty Company, R. C Lake, Manager.
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY RED Geéraniums and Double Petunlas (3c value) 16c, 3 for 26c. Per dozen $125. Cash and cary. 0. O. . Bchrock Florist.
FOR SALE-MODERN ¢ ROOM douse West Third street. Inquire Charles L. Smith o
FOR SALE CHEAP—-FOUR VALUE mechanical soda fouastains, two Never been used. Could be used for beer with aslight alteration Would trade for ice cream cabinet or electric refrigerator. Water coolerg at §5 each use witd »w witkout running water. Could be used as small ice chest. Garrett Osdorn Warsaw, Indiana. n
LOST-PAIR OF GLASSES .IN Case. Call 427. * . m THE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF the Kimmell M. E. church will hold a bake sale at the Jet White Grocery Saturday June 20, WE BUY USED FURNITURE. HAVE walnut stands and tables. New beds, springs and mattresses. Wolf ~ Used Furniture.
x To Keep Jobless Vely. The 250,000 jobless World war veterans employeyd on federal work-re-lHet projects will not be discharged when they receive government bonus bonds, the works progress administra tion decided. The rellef status of another 300,000 needy ex-soldiers remained in doubt however, as the post office department completed preparations for delivering U. 8. treasury \e.mnem- totaling $1,900,000,000 w 0 3,518,000 men.
Employer Fined.
Gearge Conrod, 50, proprietor of a tourist camp four miles east of Sturgis was fined $lO orv each of two state labor law violation counts when he appeared in city court at Sturgis. The complaint charged Conrod allow ed & woman employe Mrs. BEmma Hagetry to work 97 hours n one week and with allowing Miss Emma Martin, 17, to work without a pesmit.
Arrested For Stabbing.
Charges of assault and battery with intent to kill were to be filed, Deputy Prosecutor George L. Pepple pnounced against Perry C. Torrence 44 of Goshen who wag arrested Salurday night by Goshen police after he had attacked James Trinor 19 also of Goshen with a knife. Torrance is being held in jail.
Sult Venued to Whitley Co.
A $25,000 damage suit has been venued from the Noble circuit court w the Whitley circuit court. L. O. Jense, the plaintiff alleges he suslmwmwemmm in an accident during 1934 when a truck owned by Colter Bros. Lamber |m’ny of Kendallville co'lided with ‘hig automobile.
No More Loans
No more loans will be made by the Home Owners Loan corporation, Jack Strickland, state manager announced. Under provisions of the home owners’ loan act of 1933, the refunding of d's tréss mortgageg by the corporaton terminated at midnight Jml&
Admits Forging Cheek.
George E. Chilcote 18 of Elkhart was arrested in Elkhart and police sald he signed a confession that be found and cashed an American Coating Mills check, written to Jack Brand at the Central drug store on June 2.
01d Fire Bell to Go.
Elkhart’s fire bell in service for 57 vears, soon will be lowered from its iofty pereh overlooking the city in the tower atop the Central fire station. The bell, weighing 1,000 pounds hag hung there since 1895.
Card of Thanks. - o We wish to offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends for their generoug assistance and sympathy at the death of a beloved wife and mother. E < L. F. Decker _ Orval Decker Glen Decker Phillip Marts, aged 10 of LaGrange was fined $5 and costs, amounting toslB in Kendallville city court Sunday by Mayor U. C. Brouse on & charge of OA, o
Mrs. Coral Surtus was the ruset of Mrs. Hascall Crothery Priday.
Mrs. D. B Garland sad chiddren are visiting ber parents in Marion.
Mrs. Seymoure Elia bas refursed home from the Keadallville hospital
Mr and Mrs. Paal Miller of Youngs town Ohlo are bere to spend "hé sammer,
Willly Kerr who bas been In & Vet eran’s hospital is now able to be at
Melvin Schiotterback is slowly improviag and is able to sit up awhile each day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McConnell of Churubusco visited thelr daughter Mrs. Volney King and family Moanday.
Walter Koonts nd Oscor Sparrow have completed 5 fine new cot'age for Nelson Lebman at Oak Hill Diamond Loke.
Mr. and Mrs. Charies Schwab and son Barl and Mrs. Walter Weaver visited Mr. Weaver 'n Michigan Clhy Sunday.
J. 0. Sluts who has been very il and confined to his home for the past fouy weeks s showing some Improvemen: and can sit up & short time sach day.
Walter Roblanson Jr, of Detroit will arrive the latter part of the week to spend & vacation of & week with bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Waltsr Robinson.
Mr: and Mrs. Willsey and son Karl of the Harnes and Shoe Repair Shop left Monday for s visit In Neorth Dakota. The were accompanied by Max Emery.
Mr. and Mrs. A L Pry of pear Kimmell bad as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Haona and baby of South Bend, Earl Pow.rs and daughte, Paualine.
Joe M. Deal son of Mr. and Mrs. mywdmmd this city was awarded & special merit scholarship to Purdue University for the year 1936-37.
R. D. Stultz of Cromwell was arrested Saturday at Goshen charged with driving 55 miles per hour on South Main street. He pleaded guil'y in Justice Fribley’y court and waa fined $1 angd costs (3.50).
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Briil of Miilersburg and Mrs. Walte. Brill of Wawaka visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Winebrenner and Mr. and Mrs Keaton Kidd. Mrs. Walter Prill remained In the city for a more extended visit.
Mrs. Coral Surfug who arrived here last week with her daughter Mrs. Arthuy Priest and children and her mofher from California lett Monday to accompany he, danghter to her home Lll Evansville where she will spend somtime.
Lieut. and Mrs. R. C. Lake jr., and children of Coromado Calif., arrived here Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. R C. Lake and daughters. The Lake tamily is enroute to Annapolls Mr, where Lieut. Lake will take special gmmuth_ofl.l.uulm“!-
Mrs. Karl Bourie president of the Perry township home division and the project leaders Mrs. Volney King and Mrs. Ralph Smith were in Alblon yesterday attending a meeting of project leaders. It was an all day meet and a pot lucck dinmer was held at nooun.
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Tonight June u‘ Song and Dance Man Paul Kelley Claire Trever Comedy Cartoon Fri. and Sat., June 19-10 Drift Fence A Zane Geay Western Larry Crabbe Katherine DeMille Sun,, Mon., Tues., June 21.22-23 Small Town Girl Janet Caynor Robert Taylor 1t tosk & small town girl to take » big town guy te the Alter Sports Cartoon Revue Wed., Thurs., June 24-25 Desire Marlens Dietrich Gary Cooper i Musical Revae
Miss Marilyn Ort of Churubusco spent the past week with Miss Fllea Hendrickson.
Mrs. Maggle Seymoure and son Woodrow and Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Yicks of Detroit spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R K. Duke.
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