Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 6, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 February 1949 — Page 6

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MILLERSBURG ECHOES

A five-mile hike and cook-out breakfast with scoutmaster Wayne Lantz early Saturday morning completed preliminary training for four of the eight tenderfoot scouts who will be advanced to second clasg scouts in an investiture service Thursday evening in the social rooms of the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.

The boy’s and girl’s g?ee club of the Millersburg high school concluding a series of sacred concerts .recently have been invited to sing in a program to be held at 7 o’clock Sunday evening in the Church of the Brethren, corner of Fifth and Clinton sts., Goshen. According to conductor Miss Mary McDowell, contributions from appreciative audiences in previous concerts, amounting to $226 will be used toward payment of new robes purchased by the club.

Mrs. William MecGill entertained twenty-two members of the M. H. S. senior class and Miss Phyllis Shieber of Goshen at a surprise party Thurday evening, honoring her son Lowell’s birthday anniversary. The guests enjoyed games of bunco and light refreshments during the evening.

Members of the Millersburg Sunshine Society will hold a bake sale in the Millersburg hardware Saturday morning.

Mrs. Keith Keim entertained informally a group of friends Satuday evening in her home observing the birthday anniversary of Mr. Keim.

- Mr, and Mrs. William Robinson of North Manchester were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry France.

Hugh Showalter was a guest on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Immel of Fort Wayne.

Coach Corlyss M. LeCount and members of the varsity, second string and seventh and eighth grade basketball squads attended the game between the professional Zollner Pistons and Washington “Capitol basketball teams at the north side gym in Fort Wayne Sunday evening. v

Ten members of the Variety. club were entertained Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs. Thad Green. Prizes at pinochle for the evening were won by Mrs. Robert Bowlby and Mrs.¢ Wilbur Musselman. Mrs. Gabe Lambert will be hostess to the March meeting.

Mrs. H. C. Moore and son of Washington, D.C. are spending some time with their grandmother, Mrs. Enola Barnard,

Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Rink, Fred Rink, Mrs. William Kurtz, Frank Rink, Mrs. Lawrence Cripe from here and Chauncy Rink of Goshen attended the funeral services of Henry Rink in Elkhart Saturday afternoon. Mr. Rink and family were residents of Millersburg a number of years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. William MeGill and son Bobby were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Everst of near New Paris.

Mr. an s. Les Seigmann of Goshen Avere guests at dinner on Sun of Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Crjpe and family.

/ Edwin Cripe has returned home from Fort. Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, where he has been undergoing treatment at the Billings seterans hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yoder and sons of Goshen were guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bowser.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonifield entertained in their home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell and daughter Dixie, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Micksol of South Bend,

Danny Lynn, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Likes is suffering from a severly burned foot, received when he stepped on a hot stove shacker in his home recently. ’ , ; @ o) s s = Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clodfelter of Middlebury spent Sunday in the C. C. Method home. Mrs. Method ~ who is slowly recovering from a * recent illness is being cared for by Mrs. Retha Holtzinger and

John Sebastian, harmonica virtuoso, will be in Goshen Friday, February 11 to play the harmonica in the high school auditorium at 8:15 as the second concert of the 1948-49 series presented by the Goshen Community Concert Association.

Miss Lottie Growcock has returned to her home after an extended visit in the home of Mr, and Mrs. August Shava of Goshen.

Miss Ramona Marty spent the week end in Laporte, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marty and daughter, Gail.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Whirledge attended a dinner party Sunday in the home of the farmer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Whirledge, honoring the elder Mr. Whirledge’s birthday. . :

Robert Weigel, student at Purdue, is spending the semester vacation here with his mother, Mrs. J. J. Weigel. : '

. 4 Fish Lake News by Mrs. O. J. Marty Our pulpit was occupied Sunday by Rev. Arnold Payton of Chicago, who is a missionary worker.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larimer, who resides 5 miles northeast of Millersburg, quietly celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by entertaining their children, grandchildren and' - great-grandchildren at dinner last Sunday. Mrs. Larimer, who is a daughter of the late Patrick Pence, and Mr. Larimer have lived in this community all their life. They had 10 children, eight of who are still living.

Mrs. Paul Rink and daughter Kay left Thursday for Kentucky to visit friends.

Ramona Marty spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marty in LaPorte.

Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Lambert entertained a few guests at dinner

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Sunday honoring the 4th birthday of her daughter, Marilyn. .

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burwell spent Wednesday evening at the W. I. Pence home. Mr. and Mrs. Burwell are moving to Goshen as they sold their 73 acre farm to Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Chupp, Who will take possession soon.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yoder and family, Mr. and Mrs, Stahly Weaver and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marty were Sunday evening supper guests at the O. J. Marty home. :

WAWAKA NEWS Continued from Page 3 Sixteen members of WSCS attended a meeting at the home of Mrs. Elmer Johnson in Ligonier on Wednesday. A pot luck dinner

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was served and the usual business session and an auction sale was held. Eight guests were present.

Mrs. L. J. Piggott is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roger Ellison and family at Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. John Coffman entertained the Fellowship group at their home on Sunday evening,

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Krippner were in Fort Wayne on Saturday.

Enroute from Detroit to Ligonier to attend the funeral of an uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter White and children met with an automobile accident near Waterloo. Mrs. White is confined to the Auburn hospital as a result of the accident.

A pencil eraser will remove the black marks left by some rubber heels, ‘

A new exploding scarecrow is timed to make a noisy discharge every three minutes to keep pests away.

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Thursday, February 10, 1949

Flat tires cause the most road failures of automobiles, the AAA reports, with mechanical troubles running second.