Ligonier Banner., Volume 71, Number 17, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 May 1937 — Page 3

fOUT-OF-TOWN NEWS ,‘

Wawaka News

Willis Tschabold spent Sunday in Toledo, 0., with his parents. \ Mrs, Sarah Brill is home from a visit- in Chicago. E Mrs. Leora Lepird of Ligonier is the guest of Mrs. Blva Herald. Mrs. John Winright who has been ill is better. : Mrs. Molie Frick went to Detroit Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Kendall. : The valuable brood mare on the Mr, and Mrs. Joe W. Smith farm gave birth to twin colts. This is the first time twin colts were born on this farm, which hag been in the Smith family for generations. The Noble County Guernsey Cattle club association met- with Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert Monday even= ing. After the business meeting social visiting and a delicious luncheon were enjoyed. : Joe F. Evers of Kendallville was here Tuesday. v : | Mrs. Allie Ullery received lovely orange blossoms and a redwood box beautifully carved Mother’s Day from her daughter Daisy in California. Mrs. Vina Stewart is gaining In health now rapidly. She had been quite ill for weeks. : A number werp in Albion last week to attend court. Glen Merkling of Kendallville was here Monday evening at the George Gilbert home. Ear] Stauff while in the loft of his shed at his farm, stepped on a board that had been nailed on a joist and fell to the shed floor, and was badly bruised. Dr. W. O. Hildebrand of Topeka taped his sides and back and he was resting easily. An X-ray was

CASH For the Consolidation of Bills on FURNITURE—LIVESTOCK AUTOMOBILES $lO.OO -- $300.00 PAY CASH— IT PAYS ‘Time Determines Cost Immediate Service Phone 491 C. H. Stewart, Mgr. SECURITY LOAN COMPANY 201 S. Cavin Ligonier

Dr. LUNDY Dentist Levy Bldg. Ligonier PHONE 270

YyOuU'LL ARRIVE

FRESH

RESTED

SN, * ——-‘3—:s—’-]- ‘

You leave the worry and fatigue of travelling to someone else when you go by South Shore Line. Rest and read in comfort —you’ll arrive on time, SAFBLY, via South Shore Line electric trains. There’s always a convenient train .. ~ and the new one-way fares are cheaper than driving. E

ONE WAY VN3 /?u&(uép ﬂg Feyo.s o,

CHICAGO SOUTH SHORE & SOUTH BEND RAILROAD

| SOUTH SHORE. |

to be taken at Kendallville to ascer|tain full extent of injuries. ' Miss Janis Piggott is doing fine at |Lakeside hospital Kendallville callers report. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franks celebrated their first wedding anniversary by spending the wegk-end at Mrs. Franks’ gister, Mrs. Harold Townsend in South. Bend. ‘When Mr. Quail of near Ligonier went to his barn recently in the morn ing one of his valuable mules lay dead; was a shock as it was one ‘of his farming team. 'Wool as a rule reported light in weight, as so much rain washed grease out of it. Miss Catherine LgCount will be sent to Purdue May 16 to 19 by members of the Hilkhart Township Home Division of which Mrs.. Lena Couts is president, Mr. and-Mrs. Bd Reidenbach were in Kendallville Tuesday night at Lake side hospital to see Mrs. Paul Byrd whose condition was grave at the time following a major operation. : Willie Price, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. .Paul Price was transferred to the air service at Rantoul, 111., from Fort Benjamin Harrison. He w=s here on a few hours’ furlough last week. | Miss Mildred Gangwer is with Manager and Mrs. Paul Price at central offices learning to handle the switchboard as operator. ‘ Mrs. Rollin Winwright was in Lig onier Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Medlen of Ligonier were here Thursday on husiness. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Hetrick were in Kendallville Thursday night with their daughter Mrs. Myrene Byrd patient at Lakeside hospital, Miss Reidenbach is assisting Mrs, Lena Couts with her household duties. l

Solomolg Creek News

Rev. Ward, Lloyd Juday, Donald Lockwood, Miss Evelyn Wadde!, Lois and Lulu Zimmerman and Audrey Juday attended a young peop:es group rally at South Bend last Friday evening. 1K Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fisher of Kikhart spent Sunday with his brother Ed Fisher and wife. ~ (Class No. 4 held their class party at the Benton i:all on Thursday evening of last week. Lloyd Juday spent Sund:¢ in Chicago, : Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roach and daugh ter Belva spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Roach. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Pricket” of Bens ton are sporting a new Forl V-8, . Mrs. Lottie Berringer spent last week with her brother Ed Fisher and wife. , Perry Hibschman of South DBend spent the week-end with his parents, Bill Frederick and Miss Celia Belle Disher called on Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holtzinger on Sunday evening. ‘|. Mr. and Mrs. Manford Mishler and imfmily of New Paris spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Darr and celebrated the second birthday anniversary of their son Donald. ~ Miss Lulu Zimmerman i{s working for Mrs. John Darr,

Twenty Million Wall-Eye Pike

More than @wenty million wall-eye pike, being artificially propagateq at the Wawagee and Tri-Lakes state fish hatcheries, will be planted in suitable Indiana lakes and streams this month Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the department of conservation said Approximately seventeen and a half million wall-eyes were planted in 1936. Two hundred quarts of eggs were ‘placed in special containers at the two hatcheries about ten days ago }ax-.-" have been kept in constant ciricul:gtion. Ag the inc&bation period |ends and the fish hatch they are carrieq out of the jars by thg moving water into large tanks. The fich are later transferred from thege tanks to containers in which they 'ar. transported to the lake or st"eam 'to be stocked. | Wall-eye pike are regarded as ~xe of the best game fish and are highly regarded ag food. The food is firm, flakey-white and of appetizing flavor It is ‘usually found in clear water with rock, sand, gravel or hard clay bottom and is preferable a lake fish. The pike is voracious, feeding largely on minnows and crawfish and reaches a maximum weight of abouf {twenty-five pounds.

BHnd Pled Piper Kills 408 Rats

Saint Patrick chased the snakes and toads out of Ireland and the Pied Piper piped the rats out of Hamlin, Now comes Howard Miiler who is death on rats {n Adams county. Last year Miller killed 406 rafs on his farm northeast of Geneva. Besides shis he killed two cats, 26 mice one ’possum and 20 sparrows. Mil. ler's feat ranks with the Pied Pip.r’s ‘because Miller fs blind and he uses no flute or sweet music. He catches his rats with steel traps and his blindness has not been a handican. Miller claims the rat-killling c¢hampjonship of the county and suggzests that the government pay a bounfy on them such as is paid for wolves, coyotes and other predatory animals in some states, e 1 : ~ May Adopt Fa«t Time Columbia City may change to daylight saving time Jype 1 and continue until September I{4 the county said to favor such @ schedule. Ae e B i e L

| Notice of Final Settlement. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: | In the matter of the estate of |John D. Kreager, Deceased. No. 3795.. | In the Noble Circuit Court May {Term, 1937. Notice is hereby given, that the unde: signed as Administratrix of the estate of John D. Kreager, Deceased has filed in sajd court her account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Court, at the Court House, at Albion, Indiana on the 6 day of June 1937 at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. : : And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent, and all others interested in said state, are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any. part of aaid estate. | Reginald K. Duke, Executor |Posted May 12 1937. W. H. Wigton Atty. M2O-27 Notiee of Final Settlement. State of Indiana Noble Couniy S 8: In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob W. Working, Deceased. No. 3900. In .the Noble Circuit Court May Term, 1937. Tiks Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Jacob W. Working Deceased hag filed in said court his accouut and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the exdmination and action of said Court, at the Court House, at Albion, Indiana on the Ist day of June, 1937 at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in sald Court and show cause, if any there be, ' why said account should not be approved. ! And the heirs, devisees and legatees | of said decedent, and all others interested in sald estaté aré also hereby required at the time and place aforesald, to appear and make proof of their heirehip or claim to any part of said estate. ; Keith Working, Administrator dosted May 10 1937 Bothwell & Vanderford Ml 3-20 : Notice to Biddevs ' Nbtice is' hereby given that the} undersigned Trustee and the Advisory Board of Perry Township, Noble' County, Indiana, will up 'o scven', thirty o’clock P. M., Central Standard time, on Thursday June 3, 1937, rec(erve written sealed bids fer the furnishing to said township of one school bus body which gaid bus body ghall in all things fully comply with the provisions of Chapte: 302 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana for the year 1935, and all acts amendatory thereof or supplemental thereto, and a!i rules, lregulations and standards for such

ke : FEROR 20 e ;o ;i | e 3 N.Y I 2 | i 5 % .".‘ P&t R e | ® PR LAt Ao R s ‘ W ! 44 : R 5 % LIRSS 4 PR P 4 LR 53 e [P oA s 2 A -’.f. 3 . N \ : T R e o (R S L T ot 3 s Y :-‘-,4‘.33-;‘ e G "‘7:\."" 5 } 3 g Ly e e : <5 rg Asy t:ts;"’;",__‘.-. O D A : : e 2 T . ey | Kt i . ;! 2 PR e e R & D& - PRI AR I A - 3 e | ¥ ¢ & » KR i Y R o o " N \ SR N A e R i T 5 G R A L= L e ¥ % o ' fee ot . , - o Li e M g e Y e sol P R B nnd e ipe A SEan iy T S 25 eanias 7 B S AP s < o I 4"-37" ISN .;;.y,’i ST e i oo v 3 IREER R "*N\ LB }%,54 R, ; 1 B :,‘:’Mizfﬁ. oB e G RSR e /5 o > e i S o y R 2 R APO R Qe SR 0394 ) . 2 2 = T T eTRAR SR LN s P o o £ 3 - 4 h I el e i LT St O o o A S . : f 3 G ] R e (BTN LRt Y T " L R A % 3 g : s SRR oS e > S ¢ : g ; b s e | G R e i Ty SIS SR - f el g - - Y | e ) ’ i F 3 5 R - 8 BT PRI o Se e e e c B P v ) g . o » e % § I s Be q‘ % - g w,:”-‘.u L = e"oy TN \ $ R S v : Bo i % ;»s &f" e R PSR ot »% S '2""‘;'E:'-A":i&:g':":}:;:i' B R i e S S - i 8% % o g R e A B eA S O S v S s X 4 RS (- q.:l,:’ R S T S R 794 : A S % % P - Ro L TN Rt RR B eOO 0 Ao3 e e N g - o 2 R a 7 SRR SRR TG R S e s e §oo . B ’ S o ”‘%’ ) . 9 RN I 7o e se S s S i s s L Y | A B e 7 R e oR S g A > B ”o e R (4 3,’-'1:-,.-‘--5. ORI oYy e L T e Ty e R % oy R e -__,f'l'-:c-:;:g._._;;.;;':"a;N e e S o | g R B N =z €™ R Be O R s s g s 4 R R ey R B . e< S T A S poas O o . CEee g ‘7'&‘?’; / = SRR o R - : Vo 4 (R N e 8 Py o 3 RO R S < ;- beagn kL R ', ORI P o, R SR ’ DO S 4 DT R T ), 7 '% > Re R R . P g SR=.!Re k . f SR T e o e AR 23 R 7 LW et 499-4’:.«’., - : - P . e 3 R e T tere £ 3 w,"' R - SR RoS 3 3 = - 4 - . ¢ % " e M sl z SRR R WWJ CEm— : o ‘ﬁwﬁ‘f% : R R . "’ - %44 s X R 4 A o Z ‘g\‘.-i.l:-.'-. S ey . T s g 0 R S L e ‘ SR 3

EXPRESSED BY THIS BUYER OF 21 CHEVROLETS | (Here Is Mr. Duan's own story of his experience with Chevrolet motor cars) TR it B. F. DUNN, “Buying another Chevrolet has become an unbreak- v;: ‘,“‘; N gt able habit with my family and me—so much so,that 5 " " e TEXAS RANCHER, e . e R B we are now driving our twenty-first consecutive car . i ﬁ‘»‘% AND HIS 21st of that make. Another part of the ‘habit’ is that we [EEEEES CHEVROLET always buy from Joe Mills, owner of the Mills Chev- e rolet Company, our Chevrolet dealer in Colorado, — —AEL BOUGHT . moxas. As the big spaces of Texas test both cars and SESERS ' FROM THE SAME friendships, I think our long-time loyalty says much ) for the dependability of both the Chevrolet car and -/8 CHEVROLET . . . our local Chevrolet dealer. While we can get values » DEALER ¢ like these, nothing but Chevrolet will satisfy us. : ~ Ceneral Mowrs Sales Corporasion THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR — PRICED SO LOW vsmom mcusas / R St M A ST, :

. LINCOLN-CHEVROLET, Inc.

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

; United Brethren Church | Rev. 8. P. O'Rellley, Pastor 9:30 D. 8. T, Please take notice, ,the board voted Sunday morning to move the hour of service up to Bastern Standard Time, so all time anin‘ounced will be Eastern Standard time unless otherwise stated. The morning worship program will be in charge of the committee who has been bringing us some worth while gservices the past month. N | 10:36 Morning worship subject (“The Badge of A Christian” special music. This is your gervice of wor'ship, help us make it profitable to you and every one else by your wore shipful attendance. . 6:3o—Christian BPndeavor, a good program with a helpful lession. { 7:30 Evening worship subjeot “Two Great Enemies” Special music. We 'extend to you a special invitation to 'anyv and all of these services.

Christiap Seleßee Serviees.

| “Mortals and Immortals” was the , shbject of the Lesson-Sermon in all , .Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunl|day May 186. ; | The Golden Text was: “They that are in the flesh cannot please God. . But'ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that theSpirit of God dwell in you” (Romans 8: 8,9). | Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was Lhe following from the Bible: “He 'tvherefore that ministreth to you the Spirit, and worketh miracles among you, doeth he it by the works of the lJaw, or by the hearing of faith” (Galatiansg 3:6)? “But when the fulness of the time was come, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman, made under the law, And because ye are gons, God hath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, ‘erying, Abba, Father” (Galatians 4: , 4 6). The Lesson-Sermon also tncludodl the following passages from the , Christian Science textbook; “scﬁ‘ ence and Health with Key to the Scériptures” by Mary Baker udy:l |“By universal consent, mortal belief e bus bodies as may have been prescrib ed by virtue of sald Act or Acts. All bidg received will be opened and read at said time and the right to reject " ‘any and all bids is reserved. All bids shall be fileq with the undersigned. y Arthur- N. Claudon, Trustee ‘ Perry Township, Noble Coun- } , ty, Indiana, ] | p May 13-20 | i e { Four Injured in Crash. ' © Mr. and Mrs. Ford Goble and Mr. | and Mrs. Guy Harris of Columbia City | were injured on state road 9 while | enroute to Elkhart last week . Goble received a fractured left elbow and cuts and bruises. Harris’ right ankle was broken and he suffered bruises, ' and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Goble sustained minor bruises. The accident happened when Goble’s car struck the machine of Ralph Willifield entering the state road trom a lane, i

ERVICES

has constituted itself a law to bind mortals to gickness, sin, and death. This customary bellef is misnamed material law, and the individual who upholds it is mistaken in theory and ’h practice. The so-called law of mortal mind, conjectural and speculative, is made void by the law of immortal Mind, and false law should be trampled under foot” (p. 229). “Faith is higher and more spiritual than belief. It is chrysalis state of human thought, in which spiritual evidence, contradicting the testi mony of material sense, begins to appesr, and Truth, the everkpresent, is becoming understood. . . . . Untll beliet becomes faith, and faith becomes epiritnal understanding, hud ma= thought has little relation to the actual or divine” (p 297).

Preshyterian Church

Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:45. This Sunday the minister will speak on the subject “Heaven”. Miss Muriel Vondersmith will sing. On Monday the Sewing Soclety will have its regular meeting. The Ladies Ald Society will meet Tuesday afternpon May 26 at the home of Mrs. John Haller.' The hostesses for this meeting are Mrs. Bd Leaders and Mrs. Haller, In the evening of Tuesday May 2§ the King’s Daughters soclety will be entertained by Mrs. Lloyd Harpar and Mrs. John Ekstrom at tbe Manse,

Ligonler Christian Charch Church school 10:00 Daylight Saving time. . Morning Worship 10:45 Daylight Savings time. Topic “The Object of aFith.” Evening Worship 7:20 Daylight Savings time. Topic “The Dynamic of Faith” Riehvile (hureh Rev. C. C. Collius, Pastor Sunday School at 9:30. Morning worship at 10:45.

School Notes,

! Following are the honor students of the class of 1937: Dan T. Drain, 94.66%: Frances Benthine, 94.25%; Josephine Kline 92%: and Marjorle Claudon 90.17%. ’ . The eighth grade Commencement exercises will be held Thursday evening at 8:00 p. m.. daylight saving time in the High School AudiAttendance banners last week were earned by Miss Wead's room, Mrs. Shobe’s room (100%)., Mrs. Mentzer’s room (100%), the 6th grade and the Freshmen. °

Ga'rett Gets Federal Grant

Mayor Fred L. Feick Garrett has secured a $7,000 federal grant to be used in the completion of the high gchool building and city swimming pool at Garrett. Of this amount $5,000 was allowed for the completion of the school,

THIS IS Can You Answer the SECOND QUESTION? l. How much do you want each month when you retire? 2. How much will you get? If the answer falls short of what you really need, let us help you work out, on yowur present income, a plan that will increase this amount Write or Phone Us! Metropolitan Life Insurance Company E. S. MILLER - b‘ AGENT Ligonier Indiana Phone 356

Elkhart Woman Sentenced. Mrs. Addie Toothman 23 of Elkhart was fined $l5 12 the Elkhart cily 'court and sentenced to serve 10 days in the county jail on a charge ofl adultery. She had beex arrested on Auvg. 1 1936 on a similar charge, being given a fine and suspended nn.| 'tcnc. at that time She was agaln

POR EOCOMNOM MCAL TRAMSPORTATION T M S *ﬂ"'{'w w r‘; e i 3 2 T g sk e 3 .-‘:’2 2 s ~a;‘:i;‘)"‘»'f"'l‘; T ’ 4§ ‘ i &.84 ; ; < % - Vel TN R %}«? )O e, pi 3} 2 :f o M Y o s e N * ] 7 g 7‘*’& F SR W X 5 i ft'@z;ﬂwa R e e : 'A:ﬂ;’ L T o, Qo;”; i » »;' " ‘ 1/(/”) & , :“ 7(’ e e RN s e ; ; Me. Duna's 1937 Chewolet parked in front of his ranch house near Colorado, Texas. -oo T : ’ “. “ -~ % | : 8 *3';-.’««"-‘ 4 G : i . % T—] ey m’%& 3 > i 2 . '& Me. Dun tells Joe Mill, | Chevrolet dealer, “This is the o 2- o i best Qhewrolet ever builtl” b G

arrested April 27 on a new charge, ‘and has been in the ¢ unty jail since then serving out the fermer floe, ‘which she had negizeted 15 pay. l,lﬂn Ruth Butz of Albion submitted to an operation for appendicitis ‘m-my morning at Lakeside hospital.