Ligonier Banner., Volume 71, Number 18, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 May 1937 — Page 2

The ]‘égomer Banner htabliched 1867 Published by THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. 124 Cavin Street Publisfied every Thursday and emtered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana as gocond classsqmatter, ey NOBLE COUNTY W CONTEST Miss Eliriena Kretzmann of Kebdallville Places Fourth in State ‘ Contest Misg Elfrieda Kretzmann, 16, daughter of Rev. and Mzs. M. F. Kretzmann, successfully entered the finas of the Journal-Gazette gpelling tourn ‘ament Saturday afternoon in the studios of WOWO and won a fourth place, gaining the right to enter the Great Lakes Exposition spelling bee July 6 and 7 in Cleveland, O. In winning the fourth position, where competition was of the ultimate order. Miss Marguerite Cullison 16, Defiance, 0., high school student, came out victorious over 18 other county champions. As the 19 county champions filed around the studios each spelling before the ‘microphone spectators were tense with anxiety. Miss Cullison won over the three other contenders for first place -includirg Miss Kretzmann, by having a remark able understanding of medical and scientific terms . Second and third place winners were Elizabeth Frahm of Hartford City and May Jo Behler of QGarrett, respectively.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vance and family who now reside at Niles Mich., will soon move to Marshall Mich, where Mr. Vance is employed.

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YOU‘will know the minute you see this tire why car owners everywhere call it the greatest tire ever made to sell at these low prices. The deeper, wider, flatter non-skid tread made of tough, long wearing rubber will give you protection against dangerous skidding. ‘ - But tires cannot be judged on tread alone. Under the tread of Firestone Standard Tires are two extra layers of Gum-Dipped cords. This Firestone patented construction feature binds the tread and cord body into one inseparable unit. Every cotton fiber in every cord in every ply is saturated and coated with pure liquid rubber which counteracts the internal friction and heat that ordinarily destroy tire life, This Firestone patented process

of Gum-Dipping gives greater protection against blowoutsand is used only in Firestone Tires. : ' - Come in, join the Firestone Save A Life Campaign today by equipping your car with a set .of new Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires. DO YOU KNOW THAT last year highway accidents cost the lives of more than 38,000 men, women and children? - THAT a- million more were injured? THAT more than 40,000 of these’deaths and injuries were caused directly by punctures, blowouts and skidding due to unsafe tires?

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Brown Trout Fry Planted ' As an experimental distribution, ' the Indlana State Conservation department has placed fifteen cars of German brown trout minnows in three creeks in this vicinity. Game Waarden Barl Grossman supervising the distribution of the game fish stat ed that it is not known if the trout will thrive in this @erritory. They were shipped from the federal hatcherieg ¢at Northville, Mich. The cans each contained 750 fish. Fish were placed in the Tamarack creek and Bloom creek near Rome City and Thumma creek south of Albion. \ i Real Estate Transfers Eimer ¥. Felton et al to Harry Leslie lot 1 Straus add. Ligonier. Wm. C. Timmis and wife to Jennie L' Timmis part sec. 28 Elkhart township P : ~ Sophia Felon to Lutheran Ola Peoples Home part sec. 29 Elkhart township. Clarence R. Meroney and wife to Harley Yant and wife lots 11-12 Fish er add. Ligonier. -

The First National bank was opened for bu iness at Warsay Saturday. The new ingtitution has $£50,000 capital, $lO,OOO surplus and $2,500 un divided profits. It is a member of the Federal Reserve system and of the Federal Deposit Insurance corporation. A. L. Nelson Meatone is president. . .

. Devona Miller entertained twelve of her friends Wednesday afternoon to help celebrate her tenth birthday. After outdoor games were playved refreshments were served.. She received many gifts. , ci 0 oy

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New Bank Opens

Birthday Party

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il e rf"' | I J : [ HORTO" /! o Y ! ! !!—l T P > mhh — i ! . !1 2y s ;' B l @ Exclusive with Horton is the extra | e ! long sying of the agitator which sends % ?‘,rg*f A ' more water per minute surging A 4 i through the clothes—flushes out em- "' ; | bedded dirt. Yet the action is so L } gentle that not even the filmiest gar- { ment is harmed. Fast, thorough, gentle, the Horton makes quick work ‘ of the heaviest washing. Come in—let i - us show you.

GUY CALBECK HARDWARE

HORYON » A GOOD NAME FOR 65 YEARS

PastuTe, Protein Feeds Save Corn

For Hogs By C. M. Vestal Agricultural Experiment Siation Purdue University

‘While Indiana is in a much better position in regard to the corn supply than somp of the states In the western part of the corn belt, many farmers in this siate do nor Lay, sufficient corn to feed out the pigs that they now have on hand. Sa‘table substitutes for corn in the hoe ration are usually hard to fing at economical prices at the present time, however, wheat and oacs ave chiay enough in price to be used in the place of a part of the corn in the ration. ’ : In connection with the prob.om or making a limited supply of corr geo txtiier in hog feeding, facrmars are int2-ested in the amount of corn that can be saved by the use of ¢hs supplementary feeds, as well as the substitute feeds. The present feed situa ation is. such, that every farmer should give this matter werlous congideration. :

It has been shown that where hogs are fed corn alone in dry lot, ten or more bushels of corn are required to produce one-hundred pounds of gaftn. Feeding tests have shown that in some cases as many as twelve to fourteen bushels of corp are required. Hogs that are fed a ration of corn and tankage require only about seven bushels of corn and thirty te farty pounds of tankage for 100 pounds gain. From these results it is calculated that one-hundred pounds of tankage gaves approximate ly ten bushels of corp when fed with the corn to fattening hogs in dry lot. At the present time, 100 pomrg; of tankage can be bought for approxrmately $3.10. The ten bushels of corp saved by feeding the 100 pounds of tankage are wgrth at least $12.00 when figured gt present prices. The feeding of the tankage with the corn effects a great saving in the cost of gain, but also saves corn which may ‘be fed to other hogs. Where tankage is added to a full-feed of corn and legume pasture, an average saving of about three and one-half bushels of corn is made for each 100 pounds of tankage fed. While tankage is used for illustration, the pro-tein-rich supplements like skim milk, buttermilk, soybean oil meal, and others give similar advantages in feeding. v : One of the best meang of saving corn and other concentrate feeds in pork production is to supply hogs with plenty of good pasture. Good pasture saves from 10 to 20 per cent of grain in the production of hogs.

Race Driver Killed

Gale Lower age 32 native of the South Milford community and popular and daring Fort Wayne race driv er rode to his death at the Fort Wayne speedway Sunday afternoon, hefore he had an opportunity to achleve his life’s ambition—to drive in the Indianapolis 500-mile classic. Lower was killed, probably instant ly, when his car hurtled off the track at the northwest curve just as he had victory within his grasp in the feature 26-mile lap race. He had but three more laps to go and had a fairly secure lead over his nearest rival Red Campbell of Indianapolis. Lower seemed to have lost control of his speeding machine when the fatal plunge occurred. Spectators near the scene said that Lower’s car turned over several times, hurtled the pank, crashing through the irom fence that gurrounds the track before it stopped, and it is belfeved this impact killed the driver. Lower's feet were . pinped %dqrngttﬂ . the battered machine, Wheels of the overturn ed car were still spinning, said Sherift H. C. Holle of Allen county, one ‘of the first to reach the sceme of the tragedy. o

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Mays, Pole Sitter No. 1, Idolized at Indianapolis

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. —lt's becﬁming known as the Mays Pole in the 6500-mile race. And it won’t be surgrising at all if Rex Mays, king of the California speedsters, wins the pole position for the Silver Anniversary of the gxdiarﬁpolis Motor Speedway classic ay 31. Mays by dint of establishing the fastest qualifying time in the 1938 and 19!;‘0 speed trials “sat on the pole,” honor position of the race, these two years in succession. His speed was 119.644 miles per hour for the twenty-five mile qualifying test in 1936, just a fraction below the previous year’s and this while staying within the two and & half gallons of fuel allotted for the run.

This year Mays is slated to drive one of the foreign cars—the Alfa Romeo purchased by Bill White, California sportsman, from the winning Italian team after the Vanderbilt Cu& race in New York last Fall ith Wild Bill Cummings, Wilbur Shaw, Loule Meyer and other 500mile fast finishers also out for the g:l:“it looks as if the scramble will e most thrilling in the 26 years of the race. But the followers of Rex still insist it will be a Mays Pole.

Approval of Supreme Court

The supremg court Monday approv ed the constitutionality of the twin keystones of the New Deal social security act—old age pensions and unemployment insurance legislation. The decisions, coming as the ’cu:dax of a supreme court term In which *no New Deal legislation has been disapproved, established the validity m of the most sweeping project ertaken by the Roofa velt administration. ~ The court upheld gederal unemploy ment insurance provisions by a 6§ to 4 vote, The old age pensigns verdict was by a 7 to 2 yote. - The series of opinions virtuaily completed thg court’s work for the year—a year marked by outbreak of one of the most intense controversies ever to involve the high tribunal, as a result of President Rooscvelt's judieiary reorganization plan.

'...._ Death of John D, Réckefeller | John D. Rockefgller, oil king ex‘pired Sunday of heart trouble at his winter home in Florida in his 98th 'year, THé philanthropist had hoped to live to be 100 years of age. Rockefeller, who had geen wars, panics, booms and depressions, met a peaceful, painless death. The funeral [senicg were held Wednesday.

’ Three Milford youths, Donald Beer Robert Rassi and Wayne Wauethrich narrowly escaped death when an ‘automobile they oceupied was hit by a Big Four freight tréin at Milford Iwhen Beer the driver fajjed to see the approaching train. All of the iyom- ‘escaped ‘injury but the Beer car was Dadly Gamaged @,

Train Hits Car.

CHURCH SERVICES

Christian Science . Seryices

“Soul and Body” was the subject of the Lesson-Sermop in all Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday May 23 ; The Golden Text was: “Rejoice the soul of thy servant: for unto thee, Q Lord, do I lift up my soul” (Psalms 86:4). Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in . the heavens, Now he that hath wrought us for the selfsame thing is God, who also hath given unto us the earnest of the Spirit” (II Corinthians b5:l, 65).. “Rejoice evermore. Pray without ceasing. In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameess unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ” (I Thessaonians 5: 16-18,23). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptufres” by Mary Baker Hddy: 41f we rise no higher than blind faith, the Science of healing is not attained, and Soul-existence, is not attained, and Soul-existence, in the place of sense-existence, is not com prehended. We apprehend Life in divine Science only as we live above corporea] .gense and corret it. . . . Ther, is but one way—namely, God and Hig idea—which leads to spiritual being” (p. 167). “When we fully iunderstand our relation to the Divine, wo can have no other Mind but iHis,—no other Love, wisdom, or ‘Truth, no other sense of Life, and lno consciousness of the existence of matter or error” (p. 205).

v Church of the Nazarene G. R. Snyder Pastor Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30. Cottage Prayer meeting Saturday evening 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Knepper 600 Martin St. Sunday Services. Sunday School 9:30. ‘Worship 10:30. Subject “Spiritual Addition” Sunday evening we will join the other churches at the United Brethern church for a Union Memorial Day service. , : The revival with Rev. Gerald Bright which closed Sunday night was a very profitable one. There were a number of conversions and a nice class of people were taken into the church. Rev. Bright was recalled for another meeting two years hence. Wea are exipecting Elbert Speckien the Boy Preacher of Fort Wayne to be our special speaker the first Sunday in June.

Sparta Christian Church

For Sunday May 30. Sunday School at 9:30 tollowed by the morning worship service, Evening service at 7:30. The young people have planned a special devotional service for the evening vmeeting. Special music will be a feajure. Miss Murial Vondersmith will sing. We make special announcement for the Memorial service at 10:00 o'clock D. S. T. on Monday morning May 31. The American Legion have charge of all services. Their program will be found in another column. Subscribe Now For The Liyonier Banmer

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Uljted Brethren Church

Rev.. 8. P Q'Reilley Pastor | 9:30 Sunday school We have been | greatly helped by the devotoional services of the past month, and want to take this time to express our ap-l preciation of the work ot the commit- | tee, if you have been absent tromi these services you have been missing a real treat. 10:35 Morning worship servtce.i subject, *Our Memorial” special music by the choir. This s your worship service, help us make it profitable to one and all. ' 6:30 Christian Endeavor, election of officers, I am sure that you will ‘want to be present. ‘ ! 17:30 Evening gervice will be a unfon Memorial service of all the churches of the city, with Rev. Beards ley of the Methodist church bringing ‘the message. ' Presbyterian Church l Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:45. | The subject of the sermon for Sunday ig “Hell”. There will be special musiec. I, The members and friends of this ‘church are asked to support the ‘union Memorial Day Services at the Uniteq Brethren church on Sunday evening at 7:30. Ligonier Christian Church Church School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m. i Sermon Topic “A Voice from DBeyond the Grave.” ! Bvening Worship—-There will be a union Memorial Day service at the United Brethren church. Rev. Beardsly of the Methodist church will be the speaker. { Richville Charch l Rev. C. C. Collins, Pastor . Plans are under way for our Chilaren's Day Program which will be giv‘en June 20th in the evening. ° | We invite you to the gervices hel@ in our church. ‘ ) Death of Mrs, Patton. { Mrs. Frank Patton 66, died Monday at her home in Wargaw after an illness of one year She had lived 'n this city many years and while a resident here was active in the work of the U. B. church. Surviving are her husband, three sons Ralph Patton, 'Chicego, Howard Patton, Bast St Louis, lU., and Earl Patton, Seattle Wash., one daughter Laura Patton at home and one brother C. E. Compton of this city. Funeral! services . were held in Warsaw yesterday and ~ interment was made here in Oak ’Park cemetery. | Banner.

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a groat improvement i yowr general coodition showld be noticed as the Natural function of the body: Relieves fever in one day. Relives la grippe in one day. Relioves weakness and tired feeliag in one day. Relieves pain in the neck, side, shouiders, back and hips. Relieves bad headache In two hours, Relieves sick stomash, belohing. gae o stomach. ReoMeves the worst case of drunkeness im six Relieves bladder and kidney trowble.

"Not So Smart Clyde O. Duker 28 rural route No. 1, Elkbhart former FElkhart county highway officer was arrested by Goshen police at the corner of Main and Pike streets in Goshen when he drove through a filling station drive lway to avoid the stop light. He ipleaded guilty in Justice of Peace Charles PFribley’s court and was aslsessed $4.50. Duker served as county highway officer with Vernon L. Cripe now chief of the Goshen police department.

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