Ligonier Banner., Volume 80, Number 16, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 April 1946 — Page 3

_———————————— Cromwell News —_— The Commencement program for the graduating class of 1946 will be given in the gym, Thursday night. Lowell Peffley of Columbia City will give the address. Miss Pauline Baker, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Gorsuch Jr. and Paul Hursey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hursey were united in marriage Friday evening by Rev. David C. Truesdale at the Truesdale cottage, Wawasee. Their attendants were Miss ‘Gloria Werker of Kimmell and Russell Bertram Jr.

Goshen Communlty Auction Sale ; MONDAY APRIL 22 AT 12 O'CLOCK Bring your Livestock where there is plenty of competition. Butcher prices this week were: Cows (canners and cutter5)...............5 7.50t0$ 9.75 EeL Uown ... ... G, %0 140 D Heifers and Steers................cceevveveeeeee.. 12,00 to 17.00 Bl . eanesa A B TOO Veal (good to ch0ice).......................... 15.75t0 17.90 Veal (fair to good)............cc.ceeeeeennnee.. 1400 to 15.75 Bows antl BERES. .........loi..coiniiicibaiianier: B 0 Fat Hogs $14.55 with no commission weighed upon arrival. Romayne Sherman, Ora Thomas, Mgrs. Phone R-8034 GOSHEN, IND.

~ A LIGONIER INSTITUTION i SINCE 1861 ;. In the hour of sorrow ‘we offer you the best in thoughtful, personal service. That final tribute to your ° loved one will be exactly as you desire . ... Beautitul, Reverent, Fitting. ; AMBULANCE SERVICE : BROWN FUNERAL HOME . Directors » . GEORGE W. BROWN i SEELEY M. BROV?N Licensed Embalmer . WALTER ROBINSON, JR. Phones: — Office 115 — Res. 120 y :

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Mrs. Hursey is a member of the‘ 1946 graduating class. The groom is a graduate of the Cromwell High School and is a member of the U. S. Navy. After he is discharged from the Navy they plan to build a home here and Mr. Hursey will be associated in business with his father. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Groh (formerly Doris Hull) are the proud parents of a son born last Friday. The Alumni Homecoming of C. H. S. will ‘be held in the gym, Saturday night. _ Mrs. Dessie Fidler has sold her rhouse south of town and plans to move into town in several weeks.

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Francis Van Aman of Garrett spent the week-end in the Harmon ‘Harper home. " The William Souders family plan to move to Illinois soon. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Elbert Archer who passed away Saturday night after several weeks illness. He is survived by his wife, his father, three sons, one daughter and four grandchildren. ‘ Carol and Diane Robbins of Jackson, Michigan are spending this week with the Ernest Calbeck family. Mr. C. Mueller of Chicago spent the week-end here with his wife. Glenn Earnhart of Garrett spent the week-enfl here. : Mrs. Ligh Buhlman of Ligonier and Mrs. Della Lobdell of Avilla visited their sister Mrs. Nellie lHussey, Saturday.

GEO. L. RULISON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW PHONE 457 ] Mior Bank Bldg. LIGONIER

Cash Loans $lO to $3OO SECURITY LOAN CO. 201 Y; So. Cavin Pho. 186

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Classitied Ads

STARTED CHICKS for sale this - week—LIGONIER HATCHERY. WANTED—Salesman with car to sell nationally known product in exclusive territory. Apply to James Kitt, Chilcote & Kitt, Albion. , FOR SALE—Dynamite and supplies. Contract Blasting. Jacob A. Eberly, Ligonier, Indiana. Tel. Topeka 1-145. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Rags, Paper, and Iron. Phone 139. We will pick it up. John Beckner. 5 blocks west of the Clock. : 4 LARGE New Shipment of several colors of all virgin Wool Yarn. The Stansbury Store, Ligonier, Ind. FOR RENT—Lime and fertilizer sower tractor hitch. Jacob Eberly. Phone Topeka 1-145;

KEEHN’S DENTAL OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, 109 W. UNION STREET. ‘ PREPARED to do all kinds of Dentures. Acrylic, rubber, full or partial, partial removable, Dr. C. iG. Keehn. ‘ INNER TUBES—aII sizes for passenger cars. Luggage carriers. Gambles Store. READY FOR A SHOWER? New assortment of Ladies Umbrellas. The Stansbury Store, Ligonier, Ind. -

LOST—House key on chain. Finder please call Banner Office. NEW COSTUME JEWELRY — . Beautiful pins, ear-rings, lockets and matched sets. Priced as low as $1.35 and $1.50. Henry’s Jew.elry Store. . RADIO REPAIRING—Geo. W. Honert, 248 Water Street, Ligonier, Ind. ‘ : NEW FANCY HATS for Easter at The Hess Fashion Shoppe. ~ FOR SALE Asphalt roofing and roll brick siding, applied. ~ Sears, Roebuck and Co. - Call 239, Kendallville, Ind. MEN’S ELGIN WRIST WATCHES New Shipment. Come in and see them. Henry's Jewelry Store. -

Kimmell News

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Zentz were business visitors in Goshen Thursday. : ‘ The Herschel Gangwere family are having a seige of flu and strep throat. ' - Dorsey Spencer of Kentucky is visiting the Newton Spencer family. : Mrs. Arneil Webster and daughter Jean were Sunday visitors in the C. O. Clark home. James Shew of Marshall, Mich. visited friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phares attended christening services Sunday at Millersburg for their granddaughter, Linda ‘Gale Phares. = School closes here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Easterday are the parents of a son born Friday at Wolf Lake Hospital. The M. E. Church is holding pre-Easter services all this week. Special music ‘each evening. On Easter morning they will have sunrise service, followed by baptismal service at 10:45. ; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dull, south of town, are the parents of a son born. Sunday morning at Wolf Lake Hospital.: ,

City Liquor Store .Goshen's.s'Ng_west, and Most Complete PACKAGE STORE LIQUORS - WINES — GINS * 239-Phone—239 Former Democrat Bldg.‘ | 206 E. Main GOSHEN

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GOING TO MICHIGAN—for fishing, ‘vacation, or business trip? Let us plan your schedule. Go by Bus. Go quickly, good connections, Low fares. Garl’s Drug Store. A

COMPLETE LINE of Paints and Wallpapers. Many new patterns. iGambles Store.

Bender’s DEPENDABLE HYBRID SEED CORN for sale. Ample ~ supply of all grades. Smith Seed Co. Phone Cromwell 84F13. R.R. 1, Ligonier, Indiana.

If Unfortunate in Loss of Horses—Cattle—Sheep—Hogs - Phone 197 J Collect Kendallville Fertilizer Co. ° EVERS & SONS ~ Kendallville, Indiana THE HESS FASHION SHOPPE has ‘a fine new line of House Dresses.

SPECIAL — Costume Jewelry for Graduation and Mother’s Day Gifts. Henry’s Jewelry Store.

Love Story 4,000 Years Old. Sumerian Tablets at Last Deciphered, Record a Regular Boy-Meets-Girl Romance—Only the Girl Is a Goddess and She Loves the Boy. This fascinating story is told by John Erskine, in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week’s CHICAGO ®* SUNDAY HERALD-AMERICAN.

Years of Skill and - Good Equipment They’re necessary for high quality repairing, remodeling and reupholstering of furniture. We guarantee perfect workmanship and complete satisfaction. Low “factory” prices. . Have Your Re-Styling and ReUpholstering Done Now. At present we have an assortment of fabrics in stock, but they won’t last long. See us now or call for salesman to bring samples and make a free estimate on your re-upholstering. . Phohe 749-M Sturgis Upholstery Shop 506 N. Nottawa St. ' STURGIS, MICH.

GLASSES MADE FOR YOUR ~ SATISFACTION THESE 25 YEARS 125'E. WAYNE ST. Fort Wayne, Ind. DR. POWERS, . . Elkhart DR. POWERS, . South Bend

DESK PADS — 2 sizes, 46c and . 75e. — Banner Office. -

ATTENTION---MEN & WOMEN - Do You Want 1. Steady Employment? 2. Regular Earnings? 3. Overtime Pay? 4. Job Security? 5. A Clean and Modern Shop? _ 6. A Good Future? 7. Room for Advancement? . Here are just a few good reasons for investigating today these permanent jobs. We Can Use . .. ~ PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS . Day or Night Shit. SPRAY PAINTERS Night Shiit - Manshaotaring Gs.

S. C. SACKETT Justice of the Peace INSURANCE PHONES: 115, 138

C. A. MEIGS R. J. BLUME Optometrists 117 W. WAYNE ST. FORT WAYNE, IND.

B\ w' Take Care f w \(°u¥fjs¥es Dr. K. G. Higgason OPTOMETBRIST 414 So. Main St.. Elkhart, Ind.

WALL PAPER 1946 NEW PATTERNS Weaver's Hardware

DR. C. W. HURSH o Optometrist and Optician - . 18 W Lincels Ave. Gosden Eyes Examined--Glasses Fitted - ANY Lens Replaced--All Optical Repairs Tuesday and Saturday evenings until 9 P.M. - Phone 142. ]

# i o Baby Chicks y 5.95% ORDER EARLY! ’@ Order Goéd Chicks froma Reliable Hatchery for . . . PROFITS-SERVICE-SATISFACTION Do 1t Now! : e NOW IN STOCK % Peat Moss Feed \\' Serval_ Feeders __,_._\.gé 9:2'7%& Oil ];rooders MetalEggßaskets \ LIGONIER HATCHERY -+ “A Friendly Place to Deal” Phone 302 e LIGONIER, INBIANA

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THOMAS W. HITE TRUSTEE, Perry Township FRIDAY OFFICE HES. 9t011:80 am. Office in Farmers and Merchants Bank Building

ARNOLD ELSON Registered Podiatrist DON'T LET YOUR FEET CRIPPLE YOU SICK FEET MAKE SICK PEOPLE Practice Limited to the Feet tPh. 18 LIGONIER, Ind

Your only pair of eyes are too - valuabls to be slglhted WEAR GETTLES GLASSES — . GETTLE’S OPTICAL STORE 903-5-7 Calhoun St. FORT WAYNE

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