Ligonier Banner., Volume 71, Number 31, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 August 1937 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner ‘Hetablished 1867 THE BANNER PUBLISHING 00. 124 Cavin Street M. A, Cotherman Bditor-Manager

Published every Thursday and entered the Posloffice st Ligonfer, Indianu A 8 _gecond clasg-matter,

ALIOTTED FOR NEW SCHOOLS

‘Waterloo Gets PWA Gradt of $36,0005 \ Fairfiéld Township c : ‘l_7'7“

The public works administration’s fourth nation wide comstruction program began last week with allotment of $50,000,000 to eliminate pvercrowding and fire hazards in schools. . President Roosevelt gave final approval of 280 projects in 41 stutes which will replace burned school buildings remove fire daugers through alterations and alieviate crowded conditions in schools by construction of additions and new buildings. : The school allotments—-comprising outright grants of = $17,091,658 and loans of s94l,Boo—were made under provisions of the PWA exteunsion act authorizing grants for school projects wii*h would elimizate structur al, fire and sanitary hazards. Other (projects givesl final approv, al included: : ‘Waterloo, Ind—A grant of $36,600 to the school town of Waterloo and irant school towmship, DeKalb county, for construction of a sohool huildIng and alterations to the existing School estimated to cost $80,,000. The present building, 76 to 80 years old, has no facilities for physical eduuca.

“Why Swelter. At The Circus?” -Smart Owners Selve Problem

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g B T —— EVER_YBODY likes a ctroms, i‘t generally prevails when the temts are pitched and the calliope mj and clowns and ' animals are fn town again. ! & more had been sgaid shout. the weather, and less.done about ft; than any other subject under, &‘e sun. Thig kept on being the case, too, 8o far as circus tents. were Eddy Brothers Circus, touring the, East in 1937, announced ‘that they had the solution to the problem. The pretty young acrobat shown here is -standing Dbeside & ‘positive innovation in the ampsement world, a tent air cooler.. This, by.a blower system in connection with a supply of ice, sends a steady stream ol delightfuolly cool air into the cireus tent. The air, many degrees cooler

: ’H b o * [riesc reanete R IREKY oicur Y fumri-sisr HEADACHED REREIN g Tueres | 1 'so por'iSE Paing 0T ME DOSSE OMI rar s A FE9ULARLYG ). .“/ Oy 17 | ‘\ » - AR (1 UQ‘;!‘) :;l(', - i o ‘ : e g/’ A vyey & ’ r ‘\» " :‘ . s ) B G :. \ pZu) SN “avet '\ ~ Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills' Relieve Qdeuz‘ -DR MILES "ANTI -Pm .m, M'( ot nw v! e reere . Vosss i 2ss i uiiily: Yol fiaie oy e TS ot gl 10 Manglc™.: ‘They ‘eemtuln s of-| L "ol g auie Waia et Sective, quick-neting, mmalgeste ig\ cose withimshny eusl- ¢ ==painreliever. gesics. mmhu * before you lose & day's work— .o DR.o MILE =~ AN and pay—or bréak & sdoclal en-~ PIHLLS .ere 5 ‘ACHE, MUSCULAR.PERIOD- festive i pefion,,..and do_nat *.«vé. e i eoo Wt oke %?;rne: W:ﬂn . iclemt ”, ; RTey e 5t o b g ‘ o AT T ety e A B a¥don PR ed 8 i ‘ } i e ANTH- =1 AW e DAIN DJILS f;_‘:‘“%t" s !

lin need of additiona] classroom spac (< WeKRIb -couny, Indiana—A § of $17,770 to_the Fairfiedd o township of ‘DeKalb-county. - Decatur, ITnd.—A grant of $110,048 to the school. city of Decatur, for con struction of a new school buflding estimated to cost $244,545. e

Eating Places to Bg Choeked State health officials launched” a drive against unsanitary conditions in public eating houses. State anlf local health officlals will conduuct a campaign to eradicate dangers to health eating and drinking establishments paying particular attention (8 washing and sterilization of glass® ware and eating utensils. i ~ ““The danger of spreading communs cable diseases through use of dirty germ-infested dishes and glasswar¥ is too apparent to tolerate carelepés! ness on the part of responsible pemd sons,” Dr. Verne K. Harvey, et;! health director, said in announcing the drive. ~ > P S

__Show at Wolcottville Is Success ™ Several hundred attended the annual LaGrange county 4H show beld’ at Taylor park Wolcottville. A band concert was presented during .. the evening. A parade of live stock was held in the afternoon. i The 19-months-old, Holstein heﬁ: owned by Hubert Rowe ofsthe Jobnhson Township 4H club wen first in her class and then was awarded thé grand championship prize. | The merchants of Wolcottville presente@ Hubert Rowg with a show halt ar at the concert held during thé X W iy evening. e s

Wall Paper— -Knights'. Drug Htrce

% in a layer arcund the .apee fortable an the hettest day. _ Fhis Is a clover adaptation of an , ning, w. w-m and more estomsively imstalled in ‘calls for cooling and cleansing the' afr, taking the meisture out ef it and circulating i i the summer, iag moisture, and etrestating it futhe winter, the MJ'M%:J out. But the circus goers, "ﬁ-lt stways heretafore bave had to endure “températures’ even ¢ higher than “thode’ outside the tent, are delighted o have the slagie tees ; their. eajaymeant -of. the performance. .

9 NOVEL ACTS 9 Featuring the great Delnool g - Té}lot l;d Moore

HORSE RACES 8 harness gyuents

: LLARGE:c:MIDWAY -G rides - 15-shows

You can still get SEASON . TICKET . g .- 4% l.at,,mom RESTAURANT on absl’m ‘.VTQBD’.S'JCAEE for.onmly ] S -

wwnee = Wawaka .News - i - ‘Mire. ‘Harry Hanrding who is 1t at ‘her -home on state road 6 near here is able to be up part of each day now. : ) 7 Mrs. Watler Brill is in Chicago ‘helping care for her daughter Mrs. ‘Wela Kidd, who is ill in bed. Mrs. Kidd has not been so well since her baby was born and now s for awhile in bed. Robert Brfll f#¢ home from Hunter lake (whiere he enteftained a boy Iriend at the Brill cottage for a few ..da”. : ; ! - Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Winwright _,aﬂd Mr. and Mirs. Jesse Boss arrived home from Montana Thursday evening. 'They biad been touring & fortnight. | _ Mr. and Mre: Harry K Wipright of Bryan, Ohlo are gueste of Mrs. John Winwright. : : Mre. Nora Trowl and Mrs. John Winwright were in South Bend ~ Bert Bcker Topeka transacted

business here Wednesday. . Mrs. Elisabeth Miller Youngstown. Ohio, and Migs Hlloween Ecker of /Chicago, were here 'Wednesday on a Slghtseeing trip. - Little Miss Arleen Harding of state road 6, with ber remarkable poster “Awy Apple A Day Keeps the Dootor Away,” won first at Kendallville 34 was also awarded the grand WA pionshtp. | . Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith, and Son. Owep were in. Michigan Sunday _This_was Owen’s. firet trip out, of ,tl’xg‘,gtet,‘e, o‘, IP,,S“&D&. ‘ .. .Mre, Harley Yant and daughter Jane were Ligonier visitors, Monday. . M 8 Mildred Gard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Cary Gargd is now. Mrs. De'vow, and on. her homeywmoon trip to LCalifornia. . Mr. .DeVow s from

- Robent Gard ie 41l at his home here Auuffering. from .blood ,polssn of the F.ght bland. A week agp, whi'e fishAng, he attempted to unhook a cat'ish; which stung 'him... The. weund, though painful, was not thought sufficient importance for surugical attention at ‘first. The hand amd arm @re both terrbly swollen and Tuesday Robert was unabls to make 'bis dafly bread route Ilne. Mies Bounis Jean Yant and girl friend dil".'éf.t‘j;;:@., who spent the ‘week ond here with her paremts Mr. and Mrg. Harley Yant —returped Monday to Fort Wayne. , Superintendent and Mrs. J. L. Tier: Dey and_sods ane home fram & four ;days visit with relatives in Chicago. . Rey. B. B_Hoover s bome from Camp Mack where he tanght a class ”‘:W&“"'

Johp Golden, W, Nesbitt ana 8. lﬂgs%m the week end here with homp folks.- All are employed at mm. . w? » Mrs. Grace Emment of Goshen was A guést’of Mr.'amd Mrs. Arthur Bm‘mert Wednesday. ' | ' Mr. and Mire. Bert Dukes it is reported, will rent the cottage on the "Steinbarger farm and live {n it untfl "theéy ‘Can bufld their new residence. "Mbe Building will begin at onke. ' 80l Filford was the week end guest 'in the home of his mother Mrs. -Bdna Falford. " Mr. angd Mrs. Arthur Emmert and daughter Patricia Rose, Mr. and Mrs. m‘m‘ﬂwhr Jean Adelle “Mise’ Lublle King, Mr. and Mre. Lee ".mu. ang Mre. Robert Franks, iMrs. ‘Barbara’ Weaver and Mr. and Mrg.: Otto Boyd motored to California Mich., Sunday to attend the annua] Boyd family reunion at the Honie of, Urias Boyd

~ Walldce SBwank of Fort , ,Wayne apent the week end here with = his B o F *Oeorg.._ M. Crothers of Cincinnati D..owas the gwests Saturday of Trusfeé andoMrs. Jesge Swank .. ddaroMi Magruson ' ‘was home -over Sunday: from " Aubufn ‘where he is - 'Hnos Golden was home Saturday " ‘Mr. amy Mre. Ohdries C. Ullery en‘tortaitied Over the Week end for Roy ‘Briibb, Traverse Cfty, ‘Mich, and Mr. WM’Wn ot De‘noon st Rome City. =~ ‘ JM Bchool reunion was held W the O. ‘A "Btéinbarget grove Shn- . MMr. and Mre. Horace J. and Sildirén of Fort Wayne %‘?ﬁ‘*’m

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

WLS BARN DANCE ‘A complete cast of Radfv - Galiirs ’l‘uesddﬁ%’aﬂnée and Nite

. FIREWORKS, NIGHTLY: - featuring Battle of -the As~gonne ;

EXHIBITS and DISPLAY; . thousands ofthem Yﬁ

dl:; and Mrs. C. C. Ullery home SunMr. and Mrs. Louis Rose of Hlkhart were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert and family entertained Sunday for friends from Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John Portner Wkeaton, 111, spent Sunday with Mrs. John Chaffee. They returmed to their home taking Mrs. Chaffee with them for a visit.

Mr, and Mrs. Paul Price had as guests over the week end Roy Swank and family of Muncie and attended the family reunion Sunday ‘Willie Price and & boy friend from Chanute Field surprised his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price Saturday night and visited them Sumday. Both are enjoying army life.

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice To Taxphyers of Tax levy Notice of Estimate of Expenses and Proposed'Tax Levy of the Ligonier Public Library for the year 1937, Notice is hereby given of th, following estimate of expeunses and of the proposed tax levy to meet such expemses of the Ligonier Public Library for thie year 1938:— 1. Salarfes ........ ... $1675.00 2. Services, Contractural £61.00 R U T e ke B 45.00 4. Properties ... 500.00

TODRRY oooperscnnsitucssscninmsssssiese SABRE-0D (Complete detail of budget estimate may be seen in, office of the Library Boarnd Secretary.) +The assessed valuation of property in the city of Ligonier is $2022,930.00 and it is hereby proposed to levy a tax of ten cents on each ome hundred dollarg of taxable property to meet a part of the above estimate. -Perry Township having _already made a levy of three cemts on the biundred «deollars which will care for i balance of the budget. Sald estimate and proposed tax levy will be considered heard and determined finally by theLibrary Board on Monday evening August 30, 1937. . LIGONIER LIBRARY BOARD A. B, KPLLBEY, Pres. - _H. D. WOODRUFF, Secy.

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"W 102 ‘Whereas, like a Knight ot Old, our friend and co e Doctor Frank mnmm s en In, the Jine of ~ And Whereas, we mourn his departure, miss his cheery smile, his cor;dﬁal bandclasp, and his kindly council; : And Whereas, he was an ponbred, active, and useful member of The Noble County Medi~al Society, having served as Secretary, President and Delegate of this Body with that cheer ul distinction which characterized his entire professional career; And Whereas, he was loyal to the highest ideals of his profession, zealous in the performance of his duties, ‘a lively defender of the principles of Organized Medicine, a true friend and an upright citizen; Therefore, be it resolved, that we li‘eel .that in his passing we have lost not only “A wise physician skilled our {ll to heal”, but a friend and brother, who, by a good and useful life has shed luster ipon our profession.

His memory will be gver kept green and his devotion to duty will always be an inspiration to ue all. And, be it further resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be semt to his- Family, to the Local Presg, and also spread upon the Minutes of this Society. ‘W. F. Carver C. E. Munk J. H. Nye.

Legal Notice of Public Hearing, Form No. 109

_Notice is hereby, givep that ther Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Noble County, Indiana, will at 9:00 a, m. ony the 10th day of September 1937 at the Clerk’s Office, Court House in the town of Albion, in said County, begin investigation of thg application of the following named person, requesting the jssug to the applicant, at the location hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the clfss hereinafter designateq and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of _said applicant, and the propriety of Issuing the Permit applied for to such applicant at the premises named. Lottie W. Strouse, 30901, (Wolt Lake Cate), Wolt Lake l —Beer Retailer

~ SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUBSTED. ¥ ACOHOLIC BEVERAGE j COMMISSION OF INDTANA. ¢ By: JOHN F. NOONAN Secretary. HUGH A. BARNHART Excise Administrator. . Gug 26-2

- Borrows Penny From Bride A prospective bridegroom gave Miss Thelma Smith deputy clerk at Fort Wayne a bag full of pennies and asked for a $2 marriage license. ; “You only have 199 penmnies here,” said Miss Smith after a lahorious count. The youth fished unsuccessfully in his pockets. Turning to hs wife-to-be, he whispered, “Do you have one?” She did. They rushed away, oblivious of wice-spread gring on all sides.

“The:Gift of Electric Cookery! TIME ... to do the things you have always wanted to do ... )A g . P A % w U Y ¢ ¥ ¢ — - o Q‘. . '; $ RT — ﬁi:"" f(; b o N SN S . i ' P ‘/‘ \ L. WA N B S ; 5P Je D A L DA s . . R )‘ S R B X‘*"*‘* P TSt e atts gt you.can enjoy every one of these pleasant summer days, yet never miss a meal. - CODKERY, ad sacbies Jou ok k. ot ok 00l o POt 40 osert, tm ol e R Brain” (automatio timer clock and oven temperature cone trol), and forget about it. . Enjoy the extra ease and convenience an Blectric Range can bring ; ; o yow. Enjoy its cleanliness, its beauty, Lol R its unrivalled speed, and its economy. , At ite new low price, it is within the S"“ reach of every famity, _ : g PLAN i

Takes Father’s Car.

Two young girls and three small children were injured four seriously when 17-year old Kathleep Rash lost control of her fatMer’s kar taken without his knowledge, and crashod into an abutment near Fort Wayne, Miss Rash and Esther Long 15 suffered possible skull fractures. | One-year old Delores Camos sustained a slight brain concuzsion: her brother Richard 4 sufered a double fracture of the leg and another brother Bobbie 3 was bruised and cut.

wWall Paper—Knight's Drug Stora

“l\ We can always be depended upon to .r " " render helpful assistance : : Y - - o M} NG Brown Funeral Home :‘. ‘-P | Ligonier, Indiana re

Nurse In Two Auto Accidents Two automobile accidents, one in an ambulance, left Mrs. Lottie 5. Keler, 45 of Fort Wayne in critjcal condition at Elgin, 111. She was injured first when an automobile went into a ditch mnear Hampshlire, 111. An ambulance taking her to B hofpiptal overtirned 12 miles northwest of Higin while passing another car. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stayner returned on Monday afternoon from a northern trip and are visiting Mrs. Charles Jackson.