Ligonier Banner., Volume 80, Number 40, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 October 1946 — Page 2

Che Ligonier Banun , ESTABLISHED 1867 | ] Published every Thursday by The Banner Printing Company and entered as second class matter atthe postoffice at'Ligonier, Indiana, : under the Actof March 3, 1879. . ' EUGENE CUMMINS, Editor” : Vol. 80 Thursday, October 3, 1946 No. 40

COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS AND { ALLOWANCES Albion New Era, Clk’s 7 Off. Exp. $ 18.75 Thornton Levy Co., Same 65.10 Mid West Decorating Co. Ct. Hse. Emp. 21.00 Albion New Era, Aud. . Off. Exp. 7.75 Thornton-Levy Co., Same 34.90 Ernest L. Calbeck, Treas. Off. Exp. 175.00 Albion New Era, Same 5.50 Donald M. Barcus, Recorder’s Off. Exp. ; 23.44 Thornton-Levey Co., Same 122.67 John Singleton, Bd. Prisoners 94.50 John Singleton, Sheriff Mile- . age & Off. Exp. 188.16 Thornton-Levey Co., Sheriff Off. Exp. : 2.756 Constance Miller, Surv. Deputy 24.00 Edward S. Miller, Same 60.00 Ft. Wayne Blue Print & Supply Co., Same 80.74

Joseph N. Adair, Sch. Supt. Mileage & Off. Supp. 47.60 Velda B. Bennett, Sch. Supt. Sec’y 115.70 Noble Co. Sch. By J. N. : Adair, Institute Exp. 50.00 Business Service Co. Sch. Supt. Off. Exp. 4.50 Albion New Era, Same 207.22 Business Service Co. Co. : Ass’r. Off. Supp. .70 Dr. John D. Hall, Cor. Sal. & Exp. 82.43 Dr. J. R. Nash, Co. Hlth. . Off. Sal. & Exp. 76.83 Brittie M. Baker, Co. Nurse Sal. & Exp. ' 175.20 0. K. Beckley, Court Hse. Emp. 129.00 Albert Smith, Same 64.50 S. J. Williamson, Same 55.00

Amos F. Butler, Same - 9.00 J. O. Blaine, Ct. Hse. Supp. 5.27 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Same 24.00 Worrell Mfg. Co., Same 19.57 Huntington Lab., Inc., Same 46.30 J. 1. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Same 57.45 Albion Water & Light Dept., Same 121.09 Dr. John W. Morr, Co. Jail Emp. 3.00 Albion Water & Light Dept., Jail Supp. = 24.18 Hoosier Sales & Serv., Same 1.50 Sproat Bros., Same 22.50 G. J. Hire, Co. Farm Rep. 15.65 Chas. McCamment, Co. Farm ~ Emp. 112.36 Jennie May McCamment, : Same 104.36 Ramona Malone, Same 70.30 Robert Oliver, Same: 85.00 Gladith Oliver, Same 75.00 Susie Eagleson, Same . 26.62 Forrest Windle, Same 15.00 T. J. Mawhorter, Same 35.00 C. C. Palmer, Same 524.48 Holly Marsh, Trustee, Sam 12.00 Dr. J. R. Nash, Same- 18.50 Dr. John W. Moor, Same 14.00 H. A. Harris, Same . 10.00 The Albion Market, Co. Farm Supp. ; 58.74 Albion Water & Light Dept., Same 63.88 Albion 5¢ to $l.OO Store, Same i ~ 19.66 Auburn Canning Co., Same 214.00 Davis Grocery, Same 92.94 Hillman China Co., Same 61.41 J. W. Lobdell, Same -66.05 Neuer Supply Co., Same 39.33 Ort. & Son, Same 234.61 Vietor Poppy, Same 33.00 M. E. Sherman, Same 62.55 Stewart’s Bakery, Same. 139.52

Uhl oil Co., Same 77.40 Ullery Meat Market, Same 21.34 Young & Glass, Same 420.50 Rosamond C. Parker, Tax Refund - © 36.34 Andrew L. Bontrager, ; ; Fox Bounty 5.00 Harold Fortman, Same 5.00 Dan Link, Same 5.00 Albion New Era, Reg. of Voters 5.00 Thornton-Levey Co., Same 110.45 Avilla News, Public Ptg. 36.08 Cromwell Advance, Same 36.08 Sahli & Johnson, Tile Ditch 100.00 Albion Hardware Co., Ct. - Hse. Supp - 14,43

Albion Hardware Co., Co. Jail Supp. 2 13.29 Albion Hardware Co., Co. Farm Supp. : 40.42 L. H. Myers, Same 30.00 Allmetal Highway Products, - Same 13.80 Harry B. Butler, Official s ~ Bonds S 5.00 J. L. Guthrie, Co., Agt. Sal & Off. Exp. i 176.45 _ &Drayage = 575, H.D. Fulmer, Ass't Co. Agt. 32.80

Ross McCord Ice & Miller, Legal Service 82.50 Mabel M. Cole, Co. Agt. ‘ Sec’y 120.00 Phyllis Black, Co. Agt. Clerk Hire 63.26 Frederick D. Uhl, Vet. Adm. Sal. & Exp. 2 24030 Porter D. Crowell, Pros. Atty Sal. & Exp. 253.50 John Trierweiler, Change of Venue 8.50 Home Tel. & Telg. Co., : Telephones 84.95 Warren J. Miller, Rev. Ditch 41.563 Krick Tyndall Co., Same 595.21 Verne Hill, Same 8.00 Sahli & Johnson, Same 1900.00 M. E. Sherman, Same 3.00 Atbion Nat’l. Bank, Withholding Tax | 545.90 PUBLIC WELFARE ¢

Mae Elene Craven, Trav. Exp. , 46.85 Carrie D. Bridenthal, Same 20.00 Jennie Faux, Same 25.00 Pansy M. Curtis, Same 20.00 Cary A. Davis, Off. Exp. =~ 25.00 GRAVEL ROAD REPAIR Hobert Adair $148.06 Ray Asher : 80.10 Melvin Bender - 156.93 Clinton Bloom 200.30 Ferm Bowman 130.10 Karl Bowman 140.568 8.. D. Brimm 143.95 Roy Clouse 121.29 Walter Coats 176.00 Shirley Conrad 163.35 John Harlan 181.50 Max Harlan 148.20 Ross Harlan . 173.60 Dallas Jaquay 148.16 R. W. Jaquay 152.00 Cecil Jeffries 156.20 Lyman Johnson 181.50 Howard Johnson 181.50 Virgil Kistler 176.00 Dan Leatherman 158.40 Ernest Leatherman 153.20 Walter Luther 132.00 Don MeDonald 174.10 Clarence Meroney 176.00 Ben Norris 176.00 Edward Priest 142.90 Harry Savoie 176.00 Clifford Smith 153.50 Clinton Snyder 175.20 Dewey Targgart 174.10 Latta Tumlinson 170.95 Louis Ulam = 166.20 Otho Weaver -~ 180.40 Thomas Wirick 176.00 Albion Nat’l Bank, Withholding Tax 234.10 10% Bond Fund - 2b6.94 Abshire Oil Co. 126.73 Albion Hardware Co. - 90.61 Albion Lumber Co., Inc. 196.36 Albion New Era 6.00 Albion Water & Light Dept. 24.27 Baltimore & Ohio R.R., ' Ray Avery, Agt. 36.30 Bueter Chevrolet 8.64 Irvin M. Cazier 6.80 Coney-Longnecker . 13.711 General Truck Sales 52 1838 W. H. Heign & Co. - 17.65 J. L. Holeomb Co. 26.68 Anson Huntsman . 5.00 Irons Sales Co. > 9.57 Paul R. Kurtz 34.58 Mac Allister Mach. Co. 159.89 MecComb Ignition Co. 2.90 Noble Sales & Service, Inc. 246.20 Northern Indiana Public

Service ; " 5.60 John Schermerhorn 5.00 Scott Freight Service 2.10 Sinclair Refining Co. 51.43 Truelove Bros. 667.80 Uhl oil Co. : : 1295.05 Charles Walburn 154.64 Cline Bros. Lumber Co. 127.73 Grace King > 42.70 Northern Ind. Sand & ; Gravel Co. : 3829.63 Standard Oil Co. : 6041.14 Stonestreet & Burtzner Bros. - 922.45 Stturm & Dillard Gravel : Co. » . 1504.32 Deeds Equipment Co. 497.15 Korte Bros., Inc. 119.60 % LELAND F. FRURIP; Auditor Noble Co. =~

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_——————— Presbyterian Church Rev. Arnold Schaap, Minister Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Arthur Smith, superintendent, Robert Schloss, assistant superintendent. Morning worship, 10:45 A.M. Mrs. Ed. Williams, organist. ! A very interesting program was presented to the Sunday School by the children. All in all our Rally Day was most successful as we came closer to the grand total of 100 (our goal for the year) than we have before and our large offering showed a fine spirit of giving by many. Our lesson this Sunday reminds us of the Nuernberg trial, come out and see why.

World Wide Communion is being held Sunday all over the world. This is the most supreme tie that binds Christian hearts in fellowship. The Master has issued a command to you and you and you: “This do in remembrance of me.”

First Methodist . Church : Rev. A. C. Underwood, Fistor - 9:30, Sunday School. 10:30, Worship service. We have a nursery for pre-school children. 6:30, Evening meeting, Methodist Youth Fellowship. : Wednesday, Study Group Luncheon, with Mrs. Helen Vanderford. Choir- Practice, Wednesdal, 7:80. Please note this change. : Thursday, Church Planning Night: Official Board, Sunday School Board, Youth Council, Executive Committee of the Woman’s Society, Men’s Program Committee, Young Adult Executive Committee, Music Committee. Refresh-ments-at 8:30. .

Sunday, October 6, we will observe World Wide Communion Sunday. " .

Sunday evening, 7:30, First Sunday Night of the Month -program. The Rev. Alfred Beale, pastor of the Methodist Church at Albion, will speak.

Christian Science 111 Lincolnway West Church Services at 11 A, M. ' “Reality” was the subglect of the 'Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, September 29. ® ; : The Golden Text was: “In God is my salvation and my glory: the rock of m’y strength, and my refuge, is in God” (Psalms 62: 7). - Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “Seek ye the Lord while he may be found, call ye upog him while he is near: Let

the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord” (Isaigh 55: 6-83. : The Lesson-Serm6n also included the following passage from the Christian Science textbook; “Sei-. ence and Health with Key to the | Seriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “My angels are exalted thoughts, appearing at the door of some se&l;l; , cgre, in which human belief has buried its fondest earthly hopes. With white fingers they Joint‘ u& : T i S el her ideals of life and its joys. Angels are God’s representatives”

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Centenary United Brethren Church ‘John W. Rollings, minister _ Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship and sermon at 10:40 A.M. As this is World Communion Day, Holy Communion will be observed. Evening worship service and sermon at 7:00 P.M. Midwewek Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wednesday, 7:00 P.M. Sunday, October 13 will be observed as Rally Day in the Sunday School and Church, with basket dinner at noon and an afternoon service at 2:30 P.M. Bring the whole family to Sunday School and stay for Church. Plan now for the day. A hearty welcome at all services.

Richville Church Rev. Dennis Holliday, Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 DST. Sunday Schogl at 9:45, C. S. T. The new furnace has been installed and is ready to use. With the change to standard time, we invite you to avail yourself of the ifspiration to be derived from the study of God’s word in a comfortable church.

The W.S.C.S. will meet at the home of Mrs. B. McDaniel Tuesday afternoon of next week. Those who come are requested to bring some article for the sale.

Church Of Christ Everett Reynolds, Minister. - Bible School 9:30, Mrs. Ralph Smith, superintendent. Morning worship, Lord’s Supper and preaching, 10:30. Evening Wc')rship, 7:00 P.M. Please note the time change. The Church is Christ’s body, for it He shed His blood; to be disloyal to the Churech is disloyalty to Christ. Come and worship with us on the Lord’s Day. - :

Nazarene Church Rev. I. C. Windoffer, Pastor. Sunday, 9:30 .AM. Sunday school: Mrs. Ethel Snyder, superintendent. 10:30 A.M. Worship Service. Message by Pastor, Rev. Windoffer. 6.30 P.M. Nazarene Young People’s Society, Mrs. Zelda Godfrey, president. 7:30 P.M. Evangelistic service. Music and singing, message by pastor. % Wednesday 7:45 P.M. Prayer and Praise Service, et o " Catholic Churches : . ST. PATRICK’S : Rectory, Ligonier. Tel. 188.~ ~ Mass—Every Sunday at 1v A. M. ‘ Rev. George F. Fox, OMI, Pastor. Residence, 800 Grand St., phone 188. it 'B‘LESSED SACRAMENT ' CHURCH -- . Albion, Indiana Mass Schedule: S Sundays at 8:30 AM. Holy Days at 7:00.A. M,

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LEGAL NOTICE W In the Noble Circuit Court. " September Term, 1946. State of Indiana, ' NS County of Noble, e ' CAUSE NO. 15251 : Richard J. Schlichtenmeyer, Plaintiff, o ‘ vs. Sue Schlichtenmeyer, Defendant. : ' ‘ NOTICE : OF NON RESIDENCE The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, having filed his com--plaint for divorce from the defendant therein, together with his affidavit, and the affidavit of a disinterested person that the defendant is a non resident of the State of Indiana; : :

Now Therefore Sue Schlichtenmeyer, defendant in the above entitled cause of action is hereby notified that unless she be and appear in the Noble Circuit Court, to be held on the 2nd day of December, 1946, at the court house in the town of Albion in said county

and state, to answer or demur to said “complaint, for divorce, the same will be heard and determined in her absence. : IN WITNESS Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of this Court this 25th day of September, 1946. Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. . PORTER R. BLOCK, Leo Rumbaugh, Atty. :

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THOUGHTS ABOUT CANCER

THE art of living nowadays is becoming a comrlicated problem. One of these major problems of today is that of prevention, early diagnosis, and cure of cancer. When we consider that there are approximately 400,000 cases of cancer existant at the present moment in these United States we are confronted with a problem that will tax the ingenuity and imagination of the average individual,

particularly the scientist ande medical man. Also, that the mortality rate for some odd years has been approximately over 160,000 and ‘has been increasing slightly. Some estimate as high as 2 pér cent increase per year. This 2 per cent increase per year has been reached on the basis of the number of caseés diagnosed and treated. Now this may be due to the material improvement in our methods of diagnosis and treatment, and also the response of the general public to the educational program that has been undertaken by the American Cancer Society, and carried out through its Field Army. Incidentally, this Field Army has done a noble work. Those of us who .have given particular attention to this disease of cancer have noted material increase in response to those seeking advice. This has resulted in the earlier diagnosis and treatment, with materially more success in the ultimate outcome, ‘

We have observed that each succeeding year shows a definite progress in the number of cases that areMNa»pearing for treatment at a much earlier date. The average patients seen ten year ago had symptoms or evidence of malignaney or cancer for a period of ten months to a year. The patients seen today have had the sympioms approximately seven or eicht months. We ern say con

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For clinical purposes we usual ly divide cancer into four stages In the first stage, or period wher cure may be effected, 90 per cent or more cases can be treated successfully, In the second stage rarely more than 50 or 60 per cent of the patients can be cured. The percentage of ‘“cures” in the third stage approximate 20 per cent, while cancer sufferers in the fourth stage as a rule may be classed as hopeless, or the best that we may expect is somewhere around 1 to 5 per cent, and these, as a general rule, are only partia! cures.

This offers one an insight as to the importance of obtaining an opinion from a reputable physician for any condition that does not show a terdency to improve within a reasonable length of time. Now what is a reasonable length of time? It varies again as to the parts involved. Of the utmost importance, if we are to eradica‘e or limit this dreaded disease to a rainimum, is to procure the concerted efforts of the individuals and the publie, and the ~hysicians . :