Ligonier Banner., Volume 71, Number 29, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 August 1937 — Page 2

T'he Ligonier Banner Established 1867 Published by THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. 124 Cavin Street - M. A. Cotherman Editor-Manager -—-—-——_——-———-———s—————u———-— Published every: Thursday and enter~ ed the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana A$ gecond clase,matter, ot .e e it e st e ELEVEN DIE IN STATE MISHAPS Three Were Killed In Automobile Collision at Lafayette Monday Three perosns were killed Monday morning six mileg south of Lafayette and six were injured in a violent head-on automobile collision to bring the state’s week-end death toll to 11. Eight died in traffic accidents, two drowned and one death was attributed to heat. The dead in the Lafayette crash were: Alexx Sanders of Chiicago, Jennie Sanders, his wife and Mrs. Fannie Taretski of New York City, Sanders’ sister. . The injured were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brooks of Chicago, Harry Eisentein Chicago,, Mr. and Mrs. ' Norman Atkins of Bonham, Tex., and their six months old baby. At a Lafayette hospital it was said that Brooks lis unconseious and probably will die. Atkins and his wife sustained internal injurieg and are in d serious condition. The Sanders party was returning from a wedding Sunday night in Cincinnati at which Sanders’ son Abe married Yetta Posner. The Sanders car was ripped open from the windshield back through the rear seat and the occupants badly mangled. ’ James Fertig, 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fertig, Indianapolis was injured fatally when he ran between two parked automontles into the path of another. His death brought Marion county’s 1937 traffic toll to 91. Mrs. Dorothy C. Patterson, 20, Lawrenceburg was killed insrantly in an automobile collision c¢n U. S. highway 50, eleven and a half miles west of Seymour. The car in which she was riding skidded on wet pavement into fhie path of one driven by George Penca 35 Calumbus, O. . Roy Lee Weaver 22 New Castle was injured fatally in an automohile accident on state road 38, two miles

R R RS R Again—The Annual GOSHEN, INDIANA offers the best in entertainment and features Fast Morse Races Many Bhows and Rides Nine Thrilling Acts WLS National Barn Dance § Nightly Fireworks Display Hundreds of Exhibits SEASON ¢ 1.00 TICKET oV Now on Sale in Ligonier Koon’s Restaurant Todd’s Cafe Blue Stock Farm Aug. 31 to Sept. 4

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Wwest of Néew Castle; Weéaver's: au~ tomobile left the -highway and over~ turned three times after be: swerved the car in:ap attempt to avoid strik+ ing a dog. Dorohy DBrown, 15-year-old daughter of Joseph N. Brown of Fort Wayne died at Decatur from injuries suffered whep % buggy- in which she was riding was etruckan automobiled driven by Norbert Driver. Ralph. Shell, 21, of near Browns Valley died in the Culver hospital at Orawfordsville from critical burns received when a truck he was driving caught fire and overturned south of Crawfordsville. His brother Winston 17, a student at Central Nor:ual College Danville wasg killed instantly in the crash which occurred last Saturday. . kgl Issac Velleman, 45, owner of a chain of hat stores at Fort Wayne, was drowned in Clear Lake 14 miles east of Angola, when a small motorboat in which he was fishing overturned during a thunderstorm. Jack Manbach also of Fort Wayne a companion was rescued. Elfen Catherine Ballard 14-year-old daughter of Guy Balard, Illinois highway commissioner, was drowned in 'the Wabash river at Vincennes while wading. The girl who lived with her parents on the Illinois side of the river was believed to have stepped into a deep hole. ‘Wihlliam Clarence Campbei, 15, died in a ‘hospital at Angola after being overcome by heat while working on his father’s farm near Metz, east of Angola. %

Demonstration Teams Named Demonstrators named to take part in Noble County Girls and DBoys County Demonstration Contest to be held at the Noble County Fair Thursday 19th are as follows reports M. A. Nye, Noble County Agricultural Agent Albion. ' : Girls Clubs—Albion Club—Mary Lemmon, Patricia Butler; York Town ship—Virginia Bair, Mebadean Waolf; Kimmell club—Bessie Stark, Lois Gorsuch; "Cromwell club—Helenettet: Smith, Carolyn Gieseking; Washington township—Eileen Busse; Betty Rose Stump; WNoble township—-Mar-jorie Trimmer, Edith Shively; Green township—Eleanor Butler; Ruth Web. | er; Swan Township—Phyllis Whan, Leona Hollis: Perry township—Ruth Gerren, Bthel Mae CQCouts; BlkhartSewing—Mary Jane Harding, Nellie Lower; Elkhart Health—Kathryn LeCount, Nellie and Roberta Lower: Orange township—Eleanor Rhea, Margaret _ Rimmel; Wayne township— Pauline Hafer, Irene ‘Batman; Allen township—Phyllis Linville, Lois Huel+ senbeck; Jefferson township—Lucille Parker, Sarajane Butler. Boys Club—Colt Club—Allen: Becker, Robert Gage; Lamb club—Chas. Duester, Jog Schermerhorn; Beef calf —Bill Favinger, Donald Wolf; Dairy calf—Tom Renkenberger, Leonard {Shepherd; Pig club—John Kiser, Bernard Marquiss; Potato snd Onion John H. Young, Eugene Byer; Cormr club—Dale Butz, John Reinsch Jr.; Poultry—Edna Becker Bernard Wolf, Tavon Simon, Wilma Brown. 4-H Building Completed ........... The mew Noble County 4-H Dining Hall, Kitechen and Demonstration combination building at the Noble County Fair Grounds is practically completed ready or the annual Noble County 44H Fair Free Camp at the Noble County Fair reports Noble County 4-H Club Leaders. Some 225 Noblg County 4-H club youngsters are looking forward with great anticipation to their enjoyment of this fine new building. Something thiat has been badly needed to make Noble County camp the best in the state for some years..

Final action on the hard surfacing of the back streets and alleys of Cromwell will be taken at a meeting of the town board this week.

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~ Wawska News _ Ray Smalley, Ligonier- spent Sunﬁy with Mr. an@/Mrs. Jog W. Smith. ' Clanence Mault). Fort- Wayne was the guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Smith, - iW: Burns, Cromwelt was here Mon~ day. in the interests of his firm. Mr.‘and /‘Mrs. Ira‘Snider were To. peka visitors Monday: ~ Mrs. Dwight Brill and two children of Ziopswille are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brill and Mr. and Mrs. Bar] Brill. Ms Sarah’ Brill is vigiting in Chicago. - Mr. and Mrs. Guy Winebrenner and Earl Winebrenner returned to Chicago Monday after a visit here and at Hiugter lake at the Brill coltage. Children from this locality attended the circus at Kendallville Monday and were enthuiastic about it Harry Winright, Bryon, 0. was here Monday. Mangger and Mrs. Paul Price and son “Charles attended the reunion of Mrs. Price’s girl friends of her class at Indian Lake, Ohio, Sunday. The class was of Miami University. The Steckley family reunion was held in the Brumbaugh grove aear Wawaka Sunday. - The Schwab family will hold its reunion in the Brumbaugh grove at the Tanglewood farm near Wawaka 3sunday August 15. ' Mrs. Lily Chaffee is home from ‘Chicago. Mrs. .Mary Frick of Ligonfer vieit ed her daughter Mre: Jegsie Riddle and family.: Mrs. Ruth Neufer of Wawaks is the director of the Noble County Home Division chorus. If interested about joining call or see her. - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Gerver and family ares home from a touring trip in Towa. Prof. Harold Jones member of the Wawaka high school faculty and teacher of mathematics, w'll not return to his position here. His successnr will he. appointed soon. Mrg. Mark Kionnison and family were recent Rome City visitors. "~ The Plym»+th Rock hen belonging to Mrs. Alli» Ulery which sat on a nest in a bower of poison ivy has come out and now marches proudly around with six fine healthy chicks. - The Walker family reunion was ‘held at Kendallville Sunday. + Prof. Harold Jones will teach mathematics at Hammond this year. ‘Mr. Lantz, Topeka was here Wednes‘day.

‘Walter Brill was very ill Wednes - day with acute indigestion. « Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brill arrived home from Hikbart Thursday. At the Snider family reumnion William Snider of Mishawaka attending it at Honeyville school auditorium, was overcome and fainted. L Mrs. Dora Rose Mrs. Marie Rose ‘Mrs. Mel Jourdan attended the LaiGrangeNoble Counties Baptist association meeting at Topeka Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and daughter Almira have been here on a visit. Little Almira spent Wednesday. in the Cecil Phares home. The Wawaka M. E. Sunday school picnic at Oliver lake was very well attended. . Mr. and Mre. Elmer Barrell have ‘aB guests Mr. and Mra. G. H. Larson of Chicago and Francis PBarrett of Mishawaka. " 'The ice cream social on: the Hooten lgwn Friday evening was well attended. Thie Rev. Garry Brown orchestra played during the evening. .~ The Franks family reunion will be held Sunday August 15. Mrs.. John Boss was in Topeka last. Thursday attending Noble-La-Grange Baptist Association meeting. Mrs. Margaret Fought and mother were in Elkhart Thursday where her mother. is taking special Imedical treatment. ! Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jette were in ‘Topeka Thursday at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fought home. ! A carrier: pigeen. f& at the Mrs. Mary Boss: home near Wawaka. The bird was hit: by an automobile and lay: wounded by the wayside. It was picked up: ang taken to the Boss home; its wing brokeu ete. Jt has ‘a band-85688 and comes from Colum‘bus Ohio. The bird is exceptionaily lame. q 1

- Miss Katie Schwab continues ill. Rev. Floyd Smith . former pastor tiere submitted to a minor operation at Goshen hospital. Last sad rites for George Billman litelong resident of Elkhart township werg held Thursday ‘afternoon from the late home north of Wawaka: Rev. Garry Browne of Wawaka M. E. chiurch officiated. Pall bearers were ‘Alten Lower; Grant Knepper, Charles ‘Gage, Charles Shannon, E2ra Chaffee ‘and Ed Scott. Burial Oak Park 'cemetery, Ligonier; Among those here: from away to attend were Mr: and “Mrgs Landon; Harry Landon of ‘Goshen; Mr)and Mrs:' Ray Landon, ‘Mr.and Mrs: Curtis = Landon Mrs. Frank Casey Mr. and Mrs; Rogers ‘and Mrs: Pearl- Botts -all ‘of Blkhart Mr: and Mrs: J. C. Billman of Ligonier. ' Miss Virginia Burgess; Muncie; 'was: “here: 'Wednesday-- calling: on ‘triends. Mids- Burgess- taught typing, commercial classes - here- last. year. Mr.-and Mrs: Joe W. Smithl. were.in ‘Albién ‘Friday.- While there, they met. ’t&eﬁr former neighbors Mr. and:Mrs. Fred Spugeon and vchildren of Aurora, lIL ; vM{!. ! - ; . Gn Steele Ligonier; was-here on ‘businese: Friday. ‘ ‘ : . Mr. and Wwﬂm_ andehfldren Aurora, 111., were guests Fri

daughters Lucille and Helen at Spring Branch farm. They are om their way heme from a delightful vas cation motoring through Pennsylvania, New York and Canada. They called while here at the homes of Representative Theodore Spurgeon an. O. W. Dowll and Mr. and Mra, Joe W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spurgeon have purchased a grain farm in Illnois near their Aurora city residence. Rev. B. F. Hoover is teaching a class in dramatics at Camp Mack for two weeks. Mrs. Hoover and daughter Beth Elaine went Saturday to Camp Mack.

Solomons Creek News The Ladies’ Aid met at the church ' Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher of Elkhart spent Sunday with &is brother Ed Fisher and wife. Mr. apd Mrs. Frank Sherrer and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lyons and son of Elkhart took supper Saturday ‘evening with Bep Zimmerman and family. ¢ Mr. ang Mrs. Harold Lockwood and daughter attended the Lockwood reunion Sunday. The Brotherhood mst with Merle Darr and family Tuesda) evening. Rev. and Mrs. Hubbart of Newyille called on Bep Zimmerman and family Tuesday. :

Falr Schedule Following is a schedule of major 4-H actitiyjties as they will take place at the Noble county Fair August 16-20. Girls 4-H Judging Monday and Tuesday. . Girls Demonstration Thursday. Girls Dress Revue Friday. Boys Clubs Pig club show Tuesday afternoon. - Lambg and Colts, Wednesday. Dairy calves and Beef calves Thurs day. : Boys Demonstrations, Thursday. - Boys Judging (Livestock) Friday. The Gold Medal colt show will take place on Wednesday. The Home Division/ Booths will be judged on Tuesday forenoon. The Noble County 4-H Free Camp will open on Tuesday afternoon with first meal Tuesday evening. The camp breaks up on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cooper were gnests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Neufer at Topeka Sunday. They all went to Dliver lake where they attended the Wainwright concert at Limberlost Camp.

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HEID FOR'WRECKING AUTO Three Syracufe Boys Are Arrested After: They Stole Automoblie In.

Two youths who stole an automobile in Goshen Sunday afternoon, wrecked it, and then fled by hitchhiking. to their homes in Syracuse, are confined to the Elkhart county jail on charges of vehiele taking. In jail are Kenmeth Sloan, 19, and Walter Call. Jr., ,16, both of Syracuse where they were arrested Sunday evening: | Sloan and Call confessed stealing a 1937 Chevrolet sedap owned by Guvy Rosemtrader of Millersburg, from its parking plare near the corner of Lincoln avenue and Fifth street at Goshen about 4:00 p. m. Sunday. - They sald they started on a joyride and at about 4°30 during the heavy rainstorm skidded off the highway on the Middiebury street road. The car struck a utility pole and overturned. Tt was left standing on its top. Neither of the youths was injured. They fled to the south part of the city where they started “thumbing” their way to Syracuse. Police obtained Information from Mrs. Vera Horner of Middlebury street that ome of the boys in the car which had been wrecked near her home was a Syracuse youth by the name of Sloan. The arrest fol* lowed.

Call was arrested at a Syracuse filling station and Sloan was taken into custody at the Spink-Wawasee hotel where he was helping a truck driver deliver ice. The boys said they had come to Goshen Saturday afternocoa and after “getting pretty drunk,” they had spent the pnight in a used car at the rear of the Roth Motor Saleg The Rosentraders were attending the Lincoln theater when their car wag stolen. After the accident the car was towed to a garage. It was damaged to the extend of $250. Both youths pleaded guilty in Justice of Peace Charles Friblev’'s court Monday morning. They were bound over to the Elkhart circuit court. Bond was fixed at $l,OOO each. Nappanee Man Hurt John Housour 58 of Nappanee, suffered a fractured left collarbone Saturday afternoon in an automobile collision at the -Elkhart river bridge on state road 15, three miles ‘ south of Goshen.

m ] Fort WaYne Man Drowns Isaac Velleman of Fort Wayne, operator of a hat shop was drowned in the choppy waters of Clear lake mear Angola late Sunday afternoon when a motorized fishing boat overturned in a storm as a launch started towing it ashore, As the boat upeet it struck Velleman on the head and rendered him unconseiong and he plunged into the lake. Ford McNaughton of Freemont, Cperator of the power boat and a few compandons rescued Velleman and attemped resusciation with no results.

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Man Goes to Hospltal, Jall and Court. Charleg Girten, 61, of East Goshen was assessed $9.50 in Justice of Peace Charles Fribley's court Monmday whien he entered a plea of guilty to a charge of public intoxication. Qirten was arrested at about 11:3( Saturday night after he had fallex dowyp the Elkhkart river embankmeni He suffered lacerations about the head and was taken to the Gosheyp hospital. After being treated at the bospital he was taken to jail. Wall Paper—-Knighta' Drag Stoce.