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NEWS NOTES . et : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dibler of Elk hart were here Sunday. Mrs. Adam Presser who has been ill is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert - Knight of Kendallville spent Kids Day here. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murphy of South Bend spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rex of White Pigeon, Mich., were here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Leming of {('incinnati Phio are here visiting relatives. : ' Mr. and Mrs. Illoyd Harper are onf a vacation fthis week. Mr. Harper is employed in th: Weaver Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow Weimer and son are in LaPorte this week looking for a house. The expect to move to that city where Mr. Weinter is employed. Howard, Martha and Evelyn children, of Mrs. Enia Musser of this city underwedlt tonsilectomys Tuesdaly morning at the office of Dr., Q. F. Stultz. . & sk Mr. Chauncey 0. Hughes Representative of the Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. New York Ctty Since 1932 was recently appointed to serve Ligonier Clients, with Mr. Eldon Miller, local representative. Phone 356 |

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-~ NEWS NOAES Mr. and Mrs. Royal Bor‘on are on a vcation trip to Washingion D, C and New York City, Mrs. Mary VanAman and daughter Helen are home from a vacation trip to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bentz were called to South Bend Sunday by the serious illness of his fathier. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Sutton of South Bend spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotherman. Mrs. Willim Knappenbarger of Elkhart formerly of this city is now liv~ ing at the home of Mr. ani Mrs. Edd Bénta. ‘ John Taylor well known here now living near LaGramnge suifered a light stroke last week and is confined to his bed. Mrs. Avon Schwab and Mrs. Harold Shock and daughter Marilyn of Albion were guests Kid’s Day of Mrs. Harley Figher. Kelley Bowles of thig city underwent a hernig operation Saturday at JLakeside hospital performed by Dr. T. N. Siersdorfer of this city, Mrs. Arthur Couts is suffering from a painfully sprained ankle which ghe sustained in a fall while on lier way to work one morning last week. Ruby Kime, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kime of near Wawaka underwent a tonsilectomy at the office of Dr. T. N. Siersdorrfer Tuesday. Miss Jane Spurgeon of Chicago was the guest over the week end of Miss Helen' Spurgeon. John Spurgeon of Toledo wag the guest of Tom Spurgeon. B Rob Beer Tavern Slot machines: in' the Dugout beer taverh at Rome iCty were robbed of their contents and a quantity of ciigarety were taklef] over the week end. The case has been referred to Sheriff Irvin Cazier for investigation. The Dugout is owned and operated by Mrs. Alfred Riel. .

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- A wardrobe wvalued at more than 3100.“';* worp by beauiful Jean Arthur, so-starred with ldward Arnold in the emart comedy “Basy Living"” which opens Sunday at the Crystal Two dable coate that she wears would have pald the production cost on the picture for two weeks. The studio tried to insure both fora a total ‘of $BO,OOO, but there were no takers because of. the danger of cigarette burns and other damage in a rowdy cafe scene in which they were used in the picture. One of ‘the coats, sent from New York by Joeckel, was insured for $20,000, but only to cover its transportation and delivery to Paramount. The other was made esnecially by Willard George of Los Angeles. A studio policeman was assigned as a special guard to watch the coats at all times on the set. ~ There are seven other fur coats in' the picture, with o total value of $lB,OOO, but Miss Arthur appears in 'only two of them. In addition, Travis Banton, studio stylist has designed an expensive silk evening gown; a tea gown and two street costumes for her. All of whichl made Miss Arthur the envy of Paramount’sother lady stars the irony of it all being that off screen Jean Arthur 8 one of the most plainly dressed women in the film colony. _ “Wasy Living” is the story of & working girl who is literally hit om the head with & fur coat valued at $50,000 and thien has to live up to the coat. The brilliant cast includes Ray Milland, Luis Alberni, Mary Nash and a score of others. The story was written 'ty Preston Sturges and directed by Mitchell Leisen.

Eastern Stars Meet. Eastern Star members county wide met at Kendallville Tuesday for anmual ingpéction and also to hionor the new grand worthy matron, Mrs. Marguerite Fisher. A meeting was held during the afternoop and at 6 p. m. a banquet was served followed by an evening meeting In the lodge sessions members from Albion, Avilla Ligoffier and Kendallville chapters took part. » Thiose - attending from the local chapter were: Mr, and Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eversole, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Schutt, M-s. Harriett Andrews, Mrs. Evelyn Bebeck, Mrs. Framces Swan, Mrs. Margaret Nelson, Miss Helen Kelley, Miss Helen Spurgeon, Miss Margaret Lake ‘Mrs. Louise Feldheiser, Mrs. Vivian Rarick, Mrs. Edith ' Bunggr, Miss Gladys Swartz, Miss Hanmah Kilne Miss Mary Kline and Mrs. Gladys Stevens, Mrs. Chola Zook, Mrs. Rose

Are Rec Overing. Harry Simmons and son Thaddus who live ‘two miles southwest of this city. are recovering from injuries when their car was struck by a truck last Thursday morning. The boy sguffered injuries to his leg and his father's nose was broken and his arms cut, They were taken to the Luckey hospitael at ‘Wolf TLake but have been returned home. T ; ; odd Aceclde?t Struck by a washing machine when t fell over while being demonstrated at the home of his mother, the 21-monthis-old son of Mrs. Gladys Gorsuch Syralcuge wsuffered a fracture of the leg abave the knee.

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NEWS NOTES James Sack of Detroit will spend Labor Day here. Paul Billman now has charye of the Shell Filing Station on Lincoln Way West. [Robert K. Sedgwick has returmed from the C. M. T. C at Fort Benjamin Harrison ‘lnflianapolis. Mrs. Blanche Epert and son Johu of Chicago were dinmer guests Monday of Mrs. Maude Fise] and family, Charles Schwab of Wawaka was taken, to Lakeside hospital today in the Brown invald coach for treatment. : Rernard Duesler of near Brimfieid spent last week with his eousin ICharles Moore and family and other relatives. Bernard Renner, Harold Hite and Paul, Stiffner who left last Saturday morning for Dallas Texas arrived there Sunday night. Mre. Tom Kelley arrived home Saturday from Chicago where she spent two weeks with her son and daugh-ter-intlaw Mr. and Mrs. Will Kelley. Miss Alice Vallance, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neufer and family and S. S. Neufer of Topeka, Mr. anid Mrs, A. J. Dillon and family were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Ora Dill attended the Graves Cousine reunion held at Lakeside park in Fort ~'Wayne Sunday. They also attended the Twin reunion held in the same city. Mrs. John Hurst and children have returned to their home at Zanesville Ohio after a visit here with relatives, They were accompanied home by Mrs, John Wellington and baby of Goshen. Mrs. Wellington' is a sister of Mrs. Hurst. Mrs. Mary H. DeF'rees Mitchell 91 widow of the late Judge Joseph A. S. Mitchell passed away Sunday at her home in Goshen; following a long illness. She was the last surviving member of one of thie pioneer families of Gostien. , - Mr, and Mrs. Ulver Whita and two daughters Gail and Helen of Hutehingon, Kansas arrived here Thursday evening to visit relatives for:a few days. Mrs. White's daughter Donna and mother Mrs. Dell Wilmot bave heen here for sometime. e

Prof. anid Mrs. L. J. Smith and daughter ‘Priscilla of Maasilion Chie and Mirs. Smith’s mother Mrs. A. B. Snyder of ‘Dayton, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holderness and son Joe of Angola, Mrs. Martha Lough and daughter Marilym, and sons Jack and Jim were Suniday -guests.of Mr. and Mra. M. C. Rollock: - il i May Sue Two Indiana Chtles The state of Michigan may file 2 petition for a federal injunction to re* strain South Bend, Mishlawaka firom “polluting the St. Joseph River.” At-toméy,’-@mh_ jenerd} Raymond W. Starr at Lansing, Mich., stated. He said he would mecommed the action to the Miichigan stream control commission September 21. - . & ™

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FOR SALE-RAY-BOY STOVE, ALSO Eureks cook etove. John Boes. Plioge M o 1 Wawaka RAWLEIGH ROUTE NOW OPEN. Real opportunity for man who wants permanent, profitable work. , Start promptly. Write Rawleigh's Dept. INT 260 K, Freeport, Il et LADEESS OF SPARTA CHURCH will bold a bake sale at Calbeck’s ~ Hardware Saturday Sept. 4. SILO FILLER BEXCELLENT CONDI- - tion, H. U. Butz. Ist cor. West of - Fair Ground gate, Kendallville. FOR SALE—-TAN PONY FUR COAT, ~ Size 16. Price reasonable. Call 447 after 6:00 P. M. LOST—A OREEN POCKETBBOOK on the streets or left in a store on Wednesday evening before Kids day had a fountain pen and powder puff in #t. Leave at Banner office and receve reward, as it was a present. FOR SALE-PEACHES AT ORchard Dean Crockett. MY BBEAUTIFUL $650 PLAYER piano and rolls for $49.60 before moving. $6 « month to responible party. Write me today and I will tell you where in Ligonier my Play er Pigno may be seen. Write Mrs, Mary Schultz, Route 5, Box 229 A, Waukesha 'Wisconsin. 263 t ROCHESTER PEACHES ARE NOW ripe at Cripe Fruit Farm, 1% miles Northwest of Goshen, Ind., Phone J-8032 Goshen. 26-2 t FOSTER'S OCOMMUNITY SALE will start Wednesday Sept. 8. List your articles early. STORE ROOM FOR RENT, FORMerly occupied by Banner Laundry. For information writa Abe Ackerman, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Jul22¢f FOR RENT-STEAM HEATED OFfice roomg occupied by Wigton & Allen 8. O. Sackett. FOR SPENCER CORSETS AND SURgical supports. Individually designed. Phone 39, Mrs. Nellle Sedgwick. M 27 CUSTOM BUILT TRAILERS FOR boats, stock ete. ~at reasonable prices. Blazed Trall Garage. Mar. 11 ¢t

Stolen Car DeStroyed by Fire An automoble stojen from Ira Weirich of R. R, No. 4 LaGrange and found destroyed by fire in a ditich alongeide [State Road 20 nlear the Elkhart river bridge a mile east of State Road 13 in Blkhart county was the subject of a state police investigation. A call camg to the local barracks that a car was in flames at that location. State officers drove there quickly to investigate and foumd the machine destroyed. No evidence could be found in or near the car fhiat occupants har been imjured or burned. Kirkla®d Paro'ed ' Virgil. Kirkland, 26, convicted in the celebrated “prohlibition era” slaying of beautiful Arlene Draveg Gary In 1930, was given his release by the parole board off the state reformatory. The parole was approved by the state welfare board, which under a recent act of the state legislature must sancntio ‘actions by the parole boards of the various stats penal imstitutions. } . N T - One case of menlingitis was repornt ed in Noble county for the week end ing Saturday August 21, by the Inidm state board of health., Cases of principal diseases showed: Tuberculosis, 62; chblickenpox, 3; measles, ‘11: scarlet fever, 11; emallpox 6; typhoid fever 4; whooping cough 28 Tddlphthe‘rla, 3; pneumonia 11; mumps 1; malaria, 8. } Mmk Kifls 10 Hens A mink killed ten hens at the Ralph ‘Beach: placa on Oliver lakie. The ‘mink had chewed off their heads and sucked the blood, leaving leaving the carcasses ecattered. about. Ruptures Ear Dram R. W. Shuliz a 2 member of the town board of LaGrange had his ear drum ruptured while diving into Cedar lake. ey NEWS NOTES

Mrs. A. D. Newton entertained a group of ladies today at a ome o’clock luncheon at her cottage at lake Wawasee. .

Mrs. [Ruth 'H. Lasell left Thursday for Portland, Oregon after spending several weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Billman. Mre.Melvin Moore entertined her Little Workers Sunday school class of the U. B. church Sunday for dinner and a party in the afternoon. Mary Cleland of Fort Wayne and [Elinjor Jean Rbss of Detroit were the guests of Murlel Vonderemith at their Wawasee Cottage over the week end. : - Noble Couwnty R. E. M. 0. Untfl further notice the office ours will be from 10:00 a. m. until 4:00 P, M. Saturdays. Farm Ba. ; H. C. Herald, President, b 1 1 R R R R

;n-mh“-wu-ing. l Mre. Sam Hberly of Wawaka has itr*d. - - ' - —— r Mr. and Mre. Brest Tucker will }um.ﬂ’Mum State Fuair, Dick Mathew had his tonsils removed Monday at thie office of Dr. Q. F. Stults. About 70 attended the Smith-Spur-geon reundon beld Sunday at the Tourist park. Albert Bell age 87, a lifelong resident of the Kendaliville community died last week. Chas. L. Smith has been In Goshen for some time with a sister-in-law whio has beemy 1. Mr. and Mre. B 4 Tyler and daughterr Jeannett spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Walter Tyler at Kendallville. Dr. and Mrs. Q. F. Staits and children arrived home Weduesday evening from 2 vacation trip in Colorado. Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Wigton are spending several days this week at the Wellington cottage at lake Wawasee.

Mrs. Ray Gordon bas been assisting for her mother Mrs. Lawson near Cromwell this week. Mrs Lawson ls very i Miss Barbara Dillon of Culver returned home last Sunday having visit ed for the last two weks at the home of Mr. and Mrs, L. G. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Koon attended the wedding Sumday afternocon at Kendalville of Miss Irene Koon and Stewart D, Swihart. The bride is a niece of Mr. Koon. . Mre. Robert Robbins and infant were discharged Monday evening from Lakeside hospital amd takem to the home of her: parents Mr. ond Mrs, Ernest Calbeck at Cromwell. Pau] Stiffner and Harold Hite left Saturday morning or Dallas, Texas. They were accomponded as far as Dallas by Bernmard Remner who will g 0 on to California to visit. Mrs. Mary Ferguson of Chicago was the overnight guest Sunday of Misses Lydia and Lascy Harper. Relatives hat accompanied her here were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len Harper. Mrs. Ferguson is a sister of James Baird wbo wa injured when struck by & car near the the Harper home.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fldo Renner are the parents of a daughter Ruth Amelia born yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferguson and daughters are biome from a vacation trip in Michigan. Lucille Franks @t Wawaka underwent & tonsilectoshy Tuesday morning at the Goshen hiospital. ~ Judson Dillon came Sunda for a weekls visit with his grandparents Ir and Mrs. Luther Cooper. Edward ‘Lantz of near this citv was discharged from the Kendallville hosiwll Monday and takem to his home. Mnr. and Mrs. Linville Hire Mr. and Mra [Richard Hire and three daughters of Zion City, 111., were guests Tuesday night of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robingon. Miss Marilyn Lough who spent the sammer here with her mother Mrs. Martha Lough returned to Massilion Ohio Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. ‘Mh whiere she will spend the winter. cinnl