Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 13, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 March 1949 — Page 7

Thursday, March 31, 1949

~ USED BICYCLES : COMPLETELY REBUILT | FOR SALE." - Get yout bicycle reconditioned now at - Earl’s Bicycle Shop . Wolf Lake : Phone Albion 1412

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Highest Cash Prices Paid For Dead Animals HORSES CATTLE HOGS ' - SHEEP Phone 112 Reverse Chmées Ligonier Under New Management Indiana Rendering Co.

OF HOUSEHQ@ GOODS As we have sold our farm and are moving, we will sell our household goods at public auction, located at cur residence south from Albion on Road 9,2% miles to township line road, then east 2%z miles on what is known as the Frank Gappinger farm, on FRIDAY, APRIL Btn, 1949 STARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK The following described personal property : 1 Medows Electric Washing Machine, 1 Singer Electric Console Sewing Machine, Fireplace Screen, Tools, Copper Wood Basket and Andirons, 1 Complete Bedroom Set, Twin Spool Beds, Simmons box springs, Inner Spring Mattresses, Dresser with Large Mirror, Chiffonier with separate mirror to match, Table Desk, Chair and Bedside Table, antique green lacquer finish, flower trim, Walnut Veneer Dining Room Set, Table with 2 leaves and Table Pads, 5 Straight Chairs, 1 Arm ‘Chair, Glass Door China Cabinet and Server, 4 Occasional Arm Chairs, 1 Rocking Chair, cane seat, 1 9x12 (more or less) Karastan Oriental rug with pad, excellent condition, 1 Mahogany Break Front Cupboard, Combination Desk, Several small rugs and runner, Several small End Tables, 2 Coffee Tables, 1 Dresser with mirror, walnut finish, 1 Pair Double Deck Twin Beds, walnut finish, 2 coil springs and 2 inner spring mattresses, 1 Zenith arm chair radio, good working order, 3 floor lamps, 1 lamp table, 8 living and bedroom lamps, 1 metal porch reclining couch with innerspring mattress, 2 bathroom and 1 kitchen stool, bedding, quilts, blankets, bed spreads and pillows, several framed pictures, 2 hanging shelves, 1 ironing board, 1 sewing table, 1 stove 2 lid heater, iron, 3 burner kerosene table top stove, 1 invalid bed tray, dishes, kitchen ware, ice cream freezer, adjustable dress form, spoons, car trailer with racks, chicken feeders and medium size, silver plated, 6 knives and forks, 8 teasatin chair and stool, 1 rose velvet arm chair, 1 maple water fountain, 1 newly upholstered settee, 1 striped spool double bed, ¢oil spring and inner spring Nu-Life mattress, like new, 1 newly upholstered arm chair and many other articles not herein mentioned. :

TERMS: CASH. . Not Responsible for Accidents. “Mr. and Mrs. Slamin, Owners -

John Singleton & Son, Auctioneers

FATHER and SON

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BUILD THIS 10-INCH BALSA RACE CAR

Dear Dad:

This snappy little racer not only is a novel toy, but you—and junior —can make it in a weekend. Powered with two Eveready No. 935 flashlight batteries which drive a small electric motor, it will scoot over any smooth surface and when the front bumper is touched, the motor automatically stops. You can build this car from these instructions and you can obtain additional construction details from the March issue of Mechanix Illustrated. Before starting the actual construction, visit your local hobby shop for the necessary balsa wood, wheels, gears and other materials. Once the material is on hand, start construction by enlarging the body and chassis patterns to full size directly on the balsa wood. Cut out the base first, notching the kottom for the gears. Mount the gears, motor, axles and then carve the front to accommodate the slide switch Run the wires to the switch along the bottom, as shown, and either bolt or cement the alumipum battery box in place. The

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bu Mrs. Thomas Stigner Rev. and Mrs. Buryl Hoover and son were Sunday guests of Mrs. Hoover’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rowland of Peru.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson and Mrs. Jessie Schwab were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schwab of Ft. Wayne.

- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hile attended the Elks Bowling tournament at Battle Creek on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pray and son of Rome City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shannon, Sr.

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THE LIGONIER BANNER

top is held in place with a snug fit on the three dowels. If necessary, a rubber band can be stretched over the top section to hold it more secure. The gears are worm-and-pinion units of the type used in 00 gauge trains and are connected to the motor shaft with a piece of rubber tubing which acts as a coupling. The wheels used in the original model were of the rubber tire type, commonly used on model airplanes. If desired, you can carve or turn your wheels from balsa wood and paint the tires Black. The Eveready No. 935 batteries are set in a medium battery box. After the outside surface is finished off, cut out the streamlined front axle pieces and cement to the top section. Now give your complete car a few coats of- wood filler and follow with three or four coats of your favorite color model airplane dope. Install your batteries and you're off to a good start by a flick of bumper switch! Good Luck, Dowg Relfe

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gates and daughter of Kalamazoo, Mich., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates and Mrs. Ruby Schwab.

Lt. and- Mrs. Howard Inks and family are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Inks.

Paul Reidenbach is a patient at McCray hospital, where he submitted to surgery last week,

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hooten and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkett attended a Sunday School party at the home of Mrs. June Borger in Ligonier, Friday 'evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hooten and daughter Ardeth were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. DeAnna Frick and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hooten.

Thursday evening, March 24 at the Brethren Hall in Wawaka, the 24 boys and girls in grades five and six gave a surprise birthday party for their teacher. “Happy Birthday” started the proceedings. Shirley and Evelyn Reichard sang ' The Lord’s Prayer very beautifully. There were two beautifully decorated birthday cakes, decorated tables and place cards. The highlight of the evening was the presentation to Mr. Krippner of a complete set of James Whitcomb Riley poems, the presentation speech being made by Ronnie Smoots. Following a potluck supper excellently planned by the boys and girls and served by the girls, came a program with Tommy Mawhorter as toastmaster. Jo Ann Knight sang Far Away Places. There was baton twirling by Patty Franks, tap dancing by Judy Gates, and a piano solo by Nancy Frick. Marthg Jones, Dick Fulk, Carol Inks, Harold Fulford, Virgil Keefer, Ruth Ann Thompson, Dick Weaver, Dick Reidenbach, Billy Todd, Novilla Swickard, Ronnie Fulford, and Ross Perry gave a choral reading, Under The Spreading Chestnut Tree. Ronnie Smoots sang and did a number of . his true-to-life impersonations.. .

There was a song by Helen Wysong, Karen Weaver, Norma Stuff and Donna Nicodemus. There were games, bingo, musical chairs, gossip, jokes and riddles and the tricky old donkey really got something pinned on him—so many tails he couldn’t switch any of them. : Present besides the boys and girls were Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Frick, Mrs. Kugler, Evangeline ‘Franks, Mrs. Bangs, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Lower, Mr. Krippner, room teacher, and Mrs. Krippner. This little aecount has been written by one who feels honored by having been present and who thinks the skillful planning and smooth procedure of the evening's program a true compliment to the fine, wide-awake boys and girls. Likewise, this same writer is truly appreciative of the behind-the-scenes help given by fellow teachers and parents. Further, he can’t resist saying that these boys and girls are the same, who, thru the Student Council, have been carrying on correspondence with, ‘and sending clothing and other needed things to the Navajo indian boys and girls of the Seba Dalkai Indiana school at Winslow, Arizona. Why shouldn’t we be proud of them?

i (o ’.O. ! rf 7 2 i = 3 . i\ ( é’ B él \ Q&' i e /™~ N "| H h fL A\ NN » B t IS 1 TA S T T TR ) Who can say what a telephone is worth when it brings a doctor quickly? Can you set a price on hearing a loved one’s voice? How would you value the time and steps saved in everyday living? Whatever the telephone is worth, the cost is small for the many ~ sorvices it performs every d;y i.r everyone. : Ligonier Telephone Co.

P CAUGHT < T kY ’ : “\ g snonT, | L 38 {0 L. e There is no need to he--we have cash Repay in easy monthly payments Also 3-6-9-12 Months Plan Security Loan Company 201 South Cavin Street ~ Phone 186

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