Ligonier Banner., Volume 80, Number 43, Ligonier, Noble County, 24 October 1946 — Page 3

Farmers-- Attention NOW ON HAND AND FOR SALE IN ANY AMOUNT FEEDER CALVES AND STEERS, ALL WEIGHTS : AND GRADES. Hogs every day at ceiling prices. : Veal, Lambs and Baby Calves, Saturday only. KENNETT, MURRAY & CO. MIKE BRADY, Mgr. Lagrange, Ind. Tel. 190 ,

Goshen Community Auction Sale . EVERY MONDAY : Ceilings are off! Bring in the Live- ~ stock. We’ll have the greatest array of Buyers in our history. Come Early — Stay Late Romayne Sherman, Ora Thomas, Mgrs. Phone R-8034 GOSHEN, IND.

“VOTE DRY WITH A DRY PARTY” : PROHIBITION TICKET J. WARREN M00RE...................5tate Representative FRED TAGGART................ccuccin.....C0unty Sherilf BURL E. H00VER............................................C0unty Clerk LEWIS 8LACK....................C0unty Treasurer GLADYS J0HN50N...................................C0unty Auditor ELZABETHEUBANK .. ... . County Reveider b} S i g S e e e L Your Vote on November 5 Will Be HighlyNAppreciated

Leland F. Frurip Republican Candidate for for Auditor of Noble County YOUR SUPPORTG_}!{ILL BE APPRECIATED

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- Cromwell News l Paul Bryan and family of Fort Wayne spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rimmell. o Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hursey are now living in their own home on West Orange St. $ Mrs. Hattie Smith is visiting the Ernest Smith family in Auburn. Mrs. Leslie Koontz was brought home from Epworth Hospital, South Bend in the Henney ambulance on Sunday morning. Huston Carver and family of Fort Wayne visited relatives here Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Lecester Bunger of Hagerstown spent the weekend with Mrs. Etta Bunger. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tucker of Knox spent Thursday in the Neal Hontz home. . : Mrs. Chas. Debrular was a Fort Wayne shopper Saturday. Carlysle Miller is remodeling his house on Olive Street. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Biddle are spending two weeks in South Dakota. : Mr. and Mrs. S. Buell of Warsaw spent .the weekend with the Harvey Galloway family. Mrs. John Hossinger has returned from a visit with relatives in Kansas. ; : } John Geesiking and family of Avilla were visitors in the Floyd ‘Geesiking home on ‘Sunday. : ~ Mrs. Tom Tenney and daughter Betty of Columbia City were visitors in the Taylor Linn home Saturday. :

Be‘ w 0 Take Care of lse Your Evyes Dr. H. C. Higgason OPTOMETRIST 414 So.. Main St., Elkhart, Ind. % City Liquor Store Goshen’s Newest, and Most Complete - PACKAGE STORE LIQUORS -- WINES -- GINS 239—Phone—239 Former Democrat Bldg. 206 E. Main GOSHEN = GLASSES MADE FOR YOUR SATISFACTION THESE 25 YEARS Just East of Paramount Theater g 125 E. WAYNE ST. Fort Wayne, Ind. silh i o : e : : 1 Office Supplies ! |=— e o — ] " DAY BOOKS | I 250 pages, g:loth bound : Ts¢ | 1 TIME BOOKS | - Weekly. Time Books, 72 pages, ' space for up to 22 employees. | } only 20c | joumnaLs anp recorp | | BOOKS | | ' Cloth bound, 50c¢ ’| . GEM PAPER CLIPS | l large supply — 2 sizes i Bepp G l | TYPEWRITER RIBBONS | in Stock, in Stock, 756¢c ISEZEUST-‘OR‘... T ' l l " Numbering Machine Ink | Rubber Stamps, Pads,. & Ink Desk Pads and Blotters i I Receipt Books : Promissory Notes s | Adding Machine Rolls | BANNER PRINTING! | company

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CORN DEMONSTRATION

Noble County farmers will have an opportunity to see and hear about the performance of new hybrid corn varieties Thursday, October 24 at 1:30 o’clock. A meeting will be held at the demonstrational plot on the Chas. Longyear farm in Wayne township. The demonstration is located 2 miles north of Kendallville ‘on Stateroad No. 38 and 14 mile east.

Mr. George Enfield, Extension Agronomist will discuss the performance of the sixteen different varieties.

County Agent, J. L. Guthrie urges all farmers interested in better and the highest yielding hybrids to attend.

Kimmell News

Miss Edna Kelsey of Martin, Michigan visited in the Claude Noe home several days last week. Mrs. Everett Speaker is ill at her home with sciatica rheumatism.

Mr. Thomas Wills left Sunday for Bellevue, Mich., where he will spend the winter with his son Chet and wife. ;

Mr. John Faulkner who lives in the Clyde Fausnaugh home has been on the sick list. i

Mrs. Cora Gangwer and children will spend the week end Wwith her sister Mrs. Esther Browning in South Bend.

Several Grange members 'from here were in attendance at the Grange convention held in Elkhart last week.. ;

Mrs. James Spring is improving from her recent illness. :

Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord West 'and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schlotterback of Ligonier and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodrich and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Noe. The occasiun marked the birthday of Mr. Goodrich.

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Wawaka News

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franks of Warsaw were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stigner.

Mr. and Mrs. Linville Myers and son had as Friday overnight guests, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hughes of West Port, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Hughes of Osgood, Ind., Mrs. Blanche Targgart of Albion and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Targgait of Fort Wayne. :

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franks entertained a family gathering on Sunday. These present were Mr. and Mrs. Iris Franks of Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franks of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. George Hornsher of Kendallville, Miss Charlene Mangus of Ligonier, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stigner. :

Several from here attended Quarterly Confergce at Brimfield on Sunday morning. Dr. Yoemans of Warsaw delivered the sermon.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Targgart and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Targgart and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Targgart and family of Ligonier were recent guests in the Linville Myers home.

The young people of the Youth Fellowship, accompanied by Miss Wahnita Rose, and Rev. and Mrs. Bowersox enjoyed a hay ride on Wednesday evening and enjoyed refreshments near Diamond Lake.

- Mrs. Esther Magers continued ill at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price spent a day. last week with their son Charles at Battle Creek, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hooten and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hooten were guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Glenn Hooten of Kendallville on Sunday.

Jimmie Tierney had the misfortune of breaking one of his fingers while playing basketball. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hooten and Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Marker of Ligonier attended the 4th District meeting of mail carriers at Fort Wayne at Saturday. :

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Classiftied Ads

FOR SALE—SB piece dining room suite and bedro,qyl suite. Call 561 or at 210 Second St.

FOR SALE — Coal Hot Water Heater and Range Boiler, 30 gallon capacity. Botts Barber Shop.

DIAMOND RING For Sale. Camilla design, three sets, 14k gold. Valued at $75.00. Call 104-J

HAULING—Sand, gravel and fill dirt; also top soil. Lawson and Adair, Ligonier, Ind. Phoné Adair at 75 or see Lawson at Reed Fisel farm. |

The Ladies Aid Society of the Centenary United Brethren Church will hold its Christmas Bazaar in the Elijah Motor Sales Show room Saturday, November 23.

CEMENT BLOCK FOR SALE—also sand and gravel. Tipton & Smith. Phone 362, Albion, Ind.

WANTED MEN for night work, ~hours 5:30 P.M. to 4:00 A.M. Good wages. Call at the office of STANDARD PLATING WORKS, 107-09 N. 2nd St., Goshen, Indiana.

Johnston’s Cane and Cider Mill, 6 miles north and 2 miles west of Columbia City is now in operation. Cider made Wednesdays and Saturdays. Other days by appointment. Phone 2037-L.

RADIO REPAIRING—Geo. W. Honert, 248 Water Street, Ligonier, Ind. : :

GOING to Florida for the Winter. Save . money by Traveling by bus. Call Garl’s Drug Store for low rates and schedule.

MONOGRAM STATIONERY — Solve your gift problem from - our deluxe assortment. At the Banner office. :

NO- HUNTING and NO TRESPASSING Signs, 10c each or 3 for 25¢. At The Banner Office.

PROMISSORY NOTES, 30 in a book, per book, 15c. — Banner Office. = . .

v _ : . Advertisement g=. ' f &\ From where [ sit... 4y Joe Marsh. é}' On Playing | "R% E the Fiddle Badly

A favorite recrzation in cur town is gefting together in cne or another’s home and making music. There’s somebody at the pianeo; a gitar; a fiddle player; and Melly irtles even has a harp!

What comes out isn’t the best music in the whole world. In faet, a lot of it is downright bad. But ncbody even thinks to question or to criticize. - ; ;

' Because the spirit ef harmony is there—harmony between folks who like each other’s company, who enjoy the simple, homey atmosphere

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Horses—Cattle—Sheep—Hogs Phone 197 J Collect Kendallville Fertilizer Co. EVERS & SONS Kendallville, Indiana

Heating and Plumbing We repair and rebuild all makes of furnaces. Furnaces cleaned at reasonable prices. We are agents for the Lennox Hot Air Furnace. Call phone 585. George J. Hoffert 323 FE. bth St LIGONIER

TRAVEL—the easy, quick way, Travel by Bus. Call Garl’s Drug Store for information.

FOR SALE—Timber by the strip or acre. Good for cross cutting or buzzing. Write Bob Kurtz, Millersburg, Indiana or call 14 on 57.

MEN WITH LIVESTOCK - EXPERIENCE WANTED Well known feed company has good paying job for men with livestock feeding experience. Full time permanent job requiring no investment. Prefer men 25-50 with car. Complete training given. Home nights. Call or write Mr. Harold G. Lash, 801 S. Main, Kendallville, Ind. Phone 659-JX.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Rags, Paper, and Iron. Phone 139. We will pick it up. John 3 Beckner. 5 blocks west of the Clock. :

COMPLETE line of Staplers and wire staples. Banner Office.

The Criminal of the Century. For the Mad Master murder was both a business and a pleasure. This is another of Peter Levins’ stories from the Album of Famous Mysteries. Read it in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week’s CHICAGO SUNDAL HERALD-AMERICAN.

—with nothing more exciting than o!d songs, and a glass of moderate beer or cider. From where I sit, it’s a heap more important to be a poor fiddle player, than not to play at all. More important to be a part of the American scene—with its community music, home entertainment, friendly glass of beer — than to hold out for professional perfection. (Besides, I like to play the fiddle—even badly!)