Ligonier Banner., Volume 78, Number 45, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 November 1944 — Page 4

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WAWAKA NEWS

The Three Cousins “Gospel Girl Trio” of Fort Wayne, were here Sunday at the Cosperville Baptist Church to sing at morning and evening services.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stauff were host and hostess at a Thanksgiving diner ‘honoring Mrs. Jesse Gage and grandson, E. M. Paul Compton of

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California, who is on furlough home' for a limited time. He will report back to the west coast and then be sent for further four months training at Norfolk, Va. £ Guests at the Methodist Parsonage home of Rev. and Mrs. Dale Ferris and family are her mother and sister, ‘Mrs. 'George *Stout and Mrs. Wilma Van Dyne, of Dayton,

Ohio. : ' > i Mrs. Dale Ferris and new -baby are both reported doing fine at their home. e o R

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¥ News Items Of Years Ago x

. - 1 YEAR AGO P Afc. Betty Lou Baughman is now stationed at Warren, Ohio, where ghe is head of the WAC recruiting station. e Mrs. Carrie Pierce of Ligonier and Chester A. Caldwell of Howe were married Thursday, November 25, at the home of the bride on N. Cavin St. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles L. Coss arrived Sunday from Florence, S. C., where he is stationed at an army air base, to spend a short furlough with his mother,” Mrs. Harry Doll. - Mrs. Ada Jeanneret has returned home after spending three weeks in Sturgis, Mich., with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Augspurger. S Captain and Mrs. R. J. Stoelting, of Camp Cook, California, are the parents of a daughter, Jeanne Ann, born Tuesday, November 23.

10 YEARS AGO

“Mrs. Milo Calbeck will leave Saturday for her home in Los Angeles,

Schools, Wawaka High and North Elkhart, reopened Monday morning after the Thanksgiving holiday with teachers and pupils ready to work harder than ever. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Franks and daughters gave their annual dinner at their home near Wawaka for all members of the family and their families, coming from Cromwel, Wawaka and Fort Wayne. Pvt. William Thomas, only son, now in the old world, was missed. Manager and Mrs. Glen Hooten of the People’s Mutual Telephone Co., have given notice of their resignation to officials of the company. By mutual agreement the 60 days notice will terminate Dec. 31. Both are faithful employes and the company and stockholders regret losing them. : '

The Misses Evelyn and Juanita Pergrem of Goshen spent the weekend here their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pergrem and family. :

“Hours Fresher” Honey Crust Vitamin B Bread—Delivered gaj_j_Y our Door Daily GOSHEN BAKING CO. Goshen, Ind.

- Oar @Greasing ' @ Car Washing © Battery Recharging @rs called for and delivered _TODD’S - SUPER SERVICE %elgw:y ‘ Phone -365

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Calif., after visiting with her sons, Leland and Linville Calbeck and families. ; : =

- Miss Helen Kelley, of Salomonia, and Miss Margaret Kelley of Chicago, will spend the balance of: the week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kelley. j : " Robert Cockley, of Ann Arbor, Mich., will spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cockley. 5 ‘ "¢ Announcement is made of the marriage on November 27, of Miss Mary Greenaway of Clearmont, Fla., and Eldo Renner of this city. ‘ . Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bowen and son, Fred, and Mrs. Mae Long returned home Monday from a business trip to Poteau, ,Okla. ,

25 YEARS AGO

Mrs. Byrde Kitson-Schwarz, formerly of Ligonier, and an aunt of Mrs. W. W. Wood, has gained much

~Rev. Ralph R. Rayment returned to his Cosperville. Baptist Church Sunday night from a successful revival at Indianapolis. ~ ; ~ Miss Doris Wysong was on duty at the Wawaka central office Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Wysong gave .a Thanksgiving dinner for their family and relatives.

~ Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Hoover, and daughter, Miss Beth Elaine, and son, David, were weekend and Thanksgiving guests of relatives in Detroit and have returned home to the Church of the Brethren Parsonage.

- Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pergrem, daughter Miss Genevieve Pergrem, daughter-in-law, Mrs. Heraldon Pergrem and little son, Layton, were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Waterson at Goshen.

THOMAS W. HITE TRUSTEE, Perry Township Office in Farmers and Merchants Bank Building Office Hours b> Abpoint. ment Only

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prominence in Chicago as president of the Chicago Woman’s Musical Club. ' G

Miss Halle Goshorn has resigned her position at the Sheets store to take'a place in the N.Y.C. freight office made vacant by the resignation of Miss Urich. :

James R. Roberts of Ligonier has purchased a stock of drugs at Wawaka and will enter business there. Fred E. Weir of the well-known hardware firm of Weir and Cowley, has been chosen president of the State Winchester Arms Club.

Wednesday Miss Evelyn Kegg and E. Y. Brown will be married in this city. .

George W. Woodhouse is visiting relatives in Buffalo, South Dakota.

50 YEARS AGO

A Thanksgiving ball is one of the attractions for tonight. It is under the management of C. W. Morrell and promises to be a success.

E. G. Franks of this city has been appointed by Circuit Prosecutor Glatte as deputy for this part of the county.

Last Tuesday at Albion in the parlors of the Williams House, Mr. Frank Shock and Miss Mate Collins, both of this ¢ity, were united in marriage.

Married at the bride’s home near Topeka, Ind.,, Fred B. Moore and Fanny F. Miller, November 25, W. F. Shrontz, pastor of the Christian Church in Ligonier officiating.

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Wheat has been advancing some iff price during the past week. Yesterday 51 cents was the figure here.

“The Girls They Left Behind.” David Wright, distinguished British Artist, adds another charming portrait to his series with the painting, “The Letter.” Look for it on the front color page: of the American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week’s Sunday Chicago Herald-American.

Miss Elgie De Bruyne, of Mishawaka, was .a guest over the weekend of Dr. and Mrs. George Smith.

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