Ligonier Banner., Volume 70, Number 23, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 July 1936 — Page 5
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PLAN LANDON NOTIFICATION
Républian Presidential Nominee tg Confer Wth Hig Advisers This Week.
Governor Alf M. Landon of Kansas is awaiting additional ammunition for the boardside he plans to turn on ‘the New Deal in his notification speech in Topeka July 23 The Republican presidential nominee will be joined this week by Charles P. Taft and Ralph W. Robey, twg memberg of his research staff who have been collected data for Landon’s first major political statement since his Cleveland nomination. : ;
Landon already has whipped the speech into tentatiove shape, it was believed. It has occupied much of his time since hig arrival at Estes Park, Colo., with his famly for a vacation. It was believed the text would be completed before he returng, to Topeka.
Enrollment Complete Enrollment was completed and mailed to the state Saturday f)r the three adult crops blub in Noble Coun ly namely, 1000 Bushel Onion Ciub, 400 Bushel Potato Club, and 5-acre Corn Club for this year states M. A. Nye,. Noble County Agricultura! Agent Albion.
The completed enrollment in the three clubs is as follows: 1000 bushel Onjon Club: Everett Troyer, Louis Ruderman, Allen Troyer, Mary Leitch Ruth Troyer, J. H. Leitch, LaOtto; Perry Ort, Jacob Lochner, Churubusco; Nelson Roscoe, T. A. Stangland. Albion; Billie Goodrich, M. McClure Dingfelder & Balish' Inc, Andy Milnar, Kimmell; C. J. Teders, Kendallville
400 Bushel Potato Club: Everett Troyer, Louis Ruderman, Russell Pepple, Orlo Pepple, Mary. Leitch, J. H. Leitch, LaOtto; Perry Ort, Churubusco; PFred Geiger, N2ison Roscoe, T. A. Stangland, Albjon: T. J. Spurgeon, Ligonier; Dingfelder & Balish Inc., A. M. Milpnar, Kimmell; C. J. Teders, Kendallyille. Five-Acre Corn Club* Arthur Morris, Syracuse; Walter _ Crothers, Frank Jacob, Chas. Kirkpatrick, C. C. Palmer, W. Raymond. Fester, Albion; Wm. Rodaman, Kendallville; Dane Secrist, Cromwell. ;
Three Hurt in Crash.
Three boys were injared, two seriously, Saturday afternoon north of Kendallville, when a light pick-up truck in which they were riding crashed into a tree in front of the James KEvers home. Donald Kurtz, driver, apparently turned tke corner too last and lost control of the machne ang crashed intp a tree. Cloyce and Donald Kurtz, sons of Mr. and Mrs. George _Kuriz, and Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kurtz, were the three boys figuring in the accident. Cloyce sustained only minor cuts and bruises while ‘Donald_sufferedd a deep, painful one his forehead and deep cuts on the left elbow and chin. Richarl was the most seriousl hurt sustaining a serious injury to hig jaw bone, two cracked ribs, numerous cuts and bruises and injuries which necessitated the removal of tive teeth.
Albion Man Missing Returns Home. Leonard Schutt, aged 51-of Albion was ordered to appear in Noble circuit court Wedensday on a charge of wife and child desertion bhrought by hig wife. Schutt had been missing from his home in Albion since a week ago yesterday and was said to have had more than $7OO in currency, -received from bonus bonds on his person at the time of hig disappearamce. Hé appeared at hig home late Tuesday evening and wag taken suddenly il ‘His wife notified Sheritf Irvin Cazier that he had reached home. He was not taken into custody due to his il ness but he has been mnotified to appear in court for arraigLment. 1
SALEMAN CRASH VICTIM Maurice Hallflish, 28 Killed Near Hunt®rtown As Truck Leaves Highway Maurice Haiiflich, 23, of Ft Wayne was . instantly kiiled about 'elght. o'clock Thursday evening when the truck he wag driving overturned on state road 3 about two miles north of Huntington.
Hailflich, ag salesman for Peter Eckrich & Son, Inc., was retarning to Fort Wayne when the accident occurred.
Driving south, Halflich lost control of the truck which left the road and sideswiped a utility pole. The t-uck then swerved back onto the highway and plunged to the other side of the road, turning over twice as it left the pavement.
Hailfich was found about ten feet from the truck. Persons who noticed the truck a ghort time before the crash said ‘Hailflich was driving with the left front door open and his one oot resting on the rumming board. It is their opinion that Hatildlich had gone to sleep momentarily. He suffered a skull- fracture and a crushed chest. Hailflich had been employed by the Echrich company 2% years and had been on the route about six weeks. He ig survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hailflich of Uniondale two brothers and a sister.
Epworth Ferest AssemblY.
Assembly Week begins Sunday, July 5 at Epworth Forest, Lake Webster. The program includes a School of Missions, a Scfiool of Religious Education, a Schoo! »f Sacred Music and Art, a Girls’ Missionary Group, Bible Study, Evangelism, and evening features There ig no admittance fee.. ey
Daily program: - 6:30 a.m. Bible Hour. Dr. Rollin Walker, Ohio Weslyan university. 8:30 Sacred Music and Art. Dr. H. Augustine Smith, Boston university.
9:15 W. H. S. S. Hour. 10:00 W. F. M. S. Hour. These hours alternate.
, 10:45 Evangelism. Bishop Ralph Cushman, Denver Colo. ' 6:30 p.m. Lakeside Service, Bishop Cushman. 7:30 Auditorium Features. Moving pictures will he shown on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Dr. Smith will bring his art gallery with him and will present a great pageant on Friday evenins. Dr. 0. M. Lester will preack next Sunday mgqrning and Dr. O. T. Martin in the evening, 10:45 and 6:30. Bishop Cushman wiil preach the following Sunday morning. s All time is standard. >
$7,000,000,000 By Board of Accounts Public saving of approximately $7,000,000 through operation o 3 the state board of accounts, was sighted by Edward P. Brennan, stite: director of the budget, in his review of the department in a radio addrass. Speaking on the period usually allotted to Gov. Mec. Nutt Brenuan traced the accomplishments and benefits of the hoard since its organization in June 1909. : “The_greatest benefit derived from the state board of accounts, which might by measured by untold millions derived from administration of the law, in its repressive effect, proventon of gpeculation, losses and extravagance by its watchful eye of ‘supervision, Brennan said
Busl!ess ?Vlll slspelg Here
July Fourth, Saturday will be celebrated in Ligonier with a general suspension of business, according to announcements made here. Practically all business places wull be close all day the only ones that will be open will be the food stores and they will close at 11 o'clock and many of the storeg will remain open Friday evening following the same plan as adopted for the last weekend Memorial day holiday period No gemeral celebrtion is planned for the observance of the Fourth in this <ity Many persons are planning trips for the week-end and the nearby lakes and resorts are expected as usual, to be the attraction for ‘many :
Cow Testing Association Moef.
The Noble-Whitley County Cow Testing Association wi!l hnld itg annual meeting at the Wolf Lake High School Building Tuesiay nght, July 7 7:80 p m. C. 8. T. states M. A. NyegNoble County Agrcultural agent.
" @. A. Wiliams, Purdue Dairy Department and Chief of Cow Testiug work in Indiana will be present to address the session ,
Interest in owning heavier producing cows, culling out the boarders, and proving and ebtaining better bulls and raising herd production averages ig— increasing right along states Mr Willlamg All Dairymen are given a cordial invitaticn tp attend this meet
Magnét May Save Sight A strong magnet utilized to remove a piece of steel which lodged in his eye and expert attention may save th sight of Delos Dangler Waterloo. following g frea accident. '‘While chiseling a bolt to be used in repairing his truck, Dangler was stunned by a flying bit of steel which flew into hig right eye. The sight of {the right &W and the on Jleft atfl ; 400 Woble County 4-H Club members, parentg and friends saw the 4H Talking Movie “Under the 4-H Flag” shown at the Albfon House, Friday night June 26th.
(CHURE€H SERVICES
‘“Cfl Science” the, subsock ot A} h‘% % Churches of Christ, Scfentist, on Sunday, June 28. = « The Golden Text was: “The Kingdom of heaven is ilke unto leaven, ‘which a woman took, and btid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavened” (Matthew 13: 33). Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Se.moa was the following from the Bisle: = “After these things the Lol appointed other seveaty alse, anj seut them two and two bef.:.- his face jito himself would come. Therefore sald he unto them, The harvest truly is great, %us. the !abourars are few: pray y¢ tiberefore ihe Lord of the harvest, (zat he wo.l senu forth labourerg into his harvest and heal the sick that are therewn, ang say unto thewa The kingdym ol God is come u'ch unto you' (Lanke 10:1, 2,9).
The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Secriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Christian Science awakens the sinner, reclaims the infidel, and raises from the gouch of pain the helpless invalid. It speaks to the dumb the words of Truth, and they answer with rejoicing. It causes the deaf to hear, the lame to walk, and theb Ind to see. Who would be the first to disown the Christliness of good works, when our Master says, ‘By their fruitsgye shall know them’?” (p. 342).
Ligonier Christian Church
Church School 10 a. m. (daylight savings) - Morning Worship 10:45 a. m. Sermon topic “The Glorious Fourth” Young People’s Hour 5:45 p. m. Evening Worship 8 p. m. (daylight savings) Sermon Topic “Nice Day, Isn’t It?” - Friday uly 3- the young people of the church will have charge\ of Chyrch-Family night. All members and friends of the church are urged to bring their basket and come to the pot luck supper at 7:30 p. m. (daylight savings) Following the fellowship supper the young people are presenting a short play and some gpecial numbers. The meeting of the official board will also be held on the same evening and all members are expected to attend. Methodist Church. C. C. Wischmeier, Pastor. Unifieqd service 9:30 to 11:00. Assembly Week. Read the program in another column and marvel at its
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wonders. Cannot a fine group of people arrange to attend at least a part of the time? Our Institute week will be July 27 to August 2. The pastor will preach ia Topeka next Sunday morning following the serviceg here. The pastor and his family will spend all of mext wéek at Epworth Forest, attending the Epworth Assembly.
Sparta Christian Chacch. Chag B. Lusk, Minister. ..
Sunday school at 9:30. Worship follows immediately without intermission. Even gervice at 7:30.
At the close of the Sunday school those who have a perfect attendance record for one year will receive their merited rewards, a beautiful gold pin with the name of the Sunday school printed on it.
~ Next Sunday we will observe the quaretrly communion. The quarterly business meeting will be held at the church Monday night, July 13. A cordial invitation to all.
Richville Charch. Rev. J. M. Stewart Pastor Sunday School at 9:30. No preaching service.
Farmhouse Burnms,
A six room house on the Harvey Michael farm, southwest of Goshen, was completely destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. The house was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kehr. Firemen from the New Paris, Foraker and the Goshen departments prevented the blaze from sgpreading to adjoining buildings. Most of the furnishings were carried f}‘om the house.
Fisherman Drowns.
8. J. Gard, 55, of near Soutn Bend was drowneqd in Blue Lake where he and his son were fishing. The father, gstanding in the front of the boat lost hig balance when a bass struck and fell into the lake. The son tried in vain to rescue him. Surviving Mr. Garq are the widow and foure teen children.
Stricken While Singing,
Stricken with a heart attack while ginging in the choir Gustave Benecke 62 of Fort Wayne died guddenly at the Concordia Lutheran church. He collapsed after singing the last song of the service.
JHeat Buckles Pavement
Pavement on stateh ighway 15 three miles north of Warsaw was damaged Sunday by the heat. The concrete buckled entirely across the
road. Repairg were mad 2 by highway emplcyees.
It is estimated that 10 per cent of our population suffer in some degree from deafness. But a Chicago chemist estimates that 75% of ear troubles are preventable. “Most of us would be surprised,” says Milton Folds, “if we knew .how much foreign matter, dust and dirt, hardenedd wax etc., becomes congested and preventg proper hearing,” URINE, originated by a worldfamous Vienna ear specialist, is prepared for deafness, head neises, earache, ringing and buzzing in ears. If you suffer or worry, get OURINE today. WRelief is quick—costs only a few centg a day., Money back if not satisfied. At Knight's Drug Store and at all Druggists.
Bonus Checkg for $15,842,150,
A total of 37,893 checks for $15,642,150 had been written up to this week in payment of bonus bonds, according to Adolph Seidensticker, postmaster of Indianapolis. This amount represented 312,843 bonds and are for veterans cashing bonds at the Indianapolis postoffice and at 900 postaffices throughout the state. The treasury department notifed the Indianapolis postoffice Saturday that on some instafices in various parts of the country, payment of bondg presented for cashing has heen held up because signatureg were not in exact agreement with the names printad on the homds. =
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| Gross Income Increases Grosg income of Hoosler mmn during 1935 amounted ro nearly - 000,000 mtore than 1934, the siate grosg income tax division reported. ~ Income reported for 1934 by 295,011 Indiana taxpayers totaled $1,958,019.690 while incomem for 1936 reported Dy 346,176 taxpayers amounted to $2.440,728,901. The increase in number of taxpayers was 175 per cent and the rise in - income reported was 24.75034 per cent.
7 Wawasee Presents RUDY BUNDY aad his famous orchestra direct from Gibson Hotel and WLW Cincinnati — Featuring— Marlene Gilbert Charming Vocalist Al Collat of Elkhart - Popular Entertainer Entire Month of July Dancing every night—FßEE ADMISSION—Park Plan July 4 -Adm. 10c—Park Plan