Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 24, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 June 1949 — Page 3

Thursday, June 16, 1949

2y ' Everybody's Exchange You get RESULTS with a Classified Ad. Call one-three by Wednesday noon.

FOR SALE — LUMBER 2x4 and 2x6 sheeting, all finished lumber. Also Ceder fence posts for 15-25-35-45¢ WILLIAM L. REED Phone 2 Ligonier, Ind.

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

NOTICE—For a liberal = allowance on a trade for your old furniture, see the Atz Furniture Company. :

REMEMBER the days when Grandma saved every drop of rain water for the washing? Today you can have water for all home purposes that is actually softer than rain water. Call Ligonier 295, Culligan Soft Water Service, and let us tell you how you can have soft water automatically.

FOR SALE—Good 80 acres, good buildings, 10 acres of muck. 79 acres, fair buildings. 10 acres, good house, $2,700. 7 acres, good house, barn, crib and shed, $3,700. BRUMBAUGH and SHIVELY Phone 430 or 1011 Albion, Ind.

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED by Singer trained experts. Leave heads at Calbeck’s Hardware. We will pick up each Wednesday. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. SAILOR’S SEWING MACHINE SHOP Phone 362 111 N. Main St. Kendallville, Ind.

NEED HELP?—If your wife or your friends snicker at your fish stories, come in and tell us. We’ll believe you., Franks Sporting Goods.

ROOF LEAK? — Reroofing and residing our specialty. Free estimates. Time payments based monthly, quarterly or semi-an-nually with up to 3 years to pay. Dwight Blackman, Roof-ing-Siding Contractor, Phone 102, Ligonier, Ind. See displays in our headquarters across from the Crystal Theatre.

FOR SALE—Two thousand white rock chicks. Some two weeks old. Priced to-sell. Ligonier Hatchery. _

BASS FISHERMEN — Tasty, mouth-watering, vitamin - enriched nighterawlers for sale at Franks Sporting Goods. _

FOR SALE—Upright piano, solid oak with bench. See Charles R. Zeddis, fifth house east of Ladig’s Grocery, Lake Wawasee.

NOTICE—CIoth window blinds in pongee and green. All sizes, $1.50 up. Atz Furniture Company. ;

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INSULATING BLOCKS : E:hxxn::\'v:' e Fire-Resistant i Imulafl.n . ‘.D""N‘ l e shERT™ ® Square ® Fine Texture ~ SOLD THROUGH DEALERS * VERILITE COMPANY 512 North Seventh St. 7 Phone 1572 GOSHEN, INDIANA .

SALESMAN WANTED—A junior salesman . resident this area. Immediate salary and commission plus office expenses. Two years’ training. Dignified life- - time career if successful with very large concern. Car necessary. Write qualifications to Box 110, Ligonier Banner,

IF YOU HAVE—a door glass or windshield to be replaced, call 434 or 491 for appointments. ‘Ligonier, Ind.

FOR SALE—9 and 12 foot felt base linoleum by the yard. Many patterns to choose from. Atz Furniture Company.

NOW IS THE TIME to put your wood in for next winter. You - ean call for it or we deliver. We have all sizes of demension lumber on hand. Frick Lumber Co., Brimfield, Ind.

ROOFING, Siding and Rock Wool. Applied by experienced workmen. - Sears, Roebuck and Co. Kendallville, Indiana

SEWING MACHINES repaired. Call Kenneth Wysong, Phone 346 J, Ligonier, Ind.

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

All types of wiring for power and lighting. Hire Electric Co. T. C. Hire : Call 260 Ligonier Indiana ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

WANTED—Washings and ironings to do. All washings done separately. 100 Fulton St., second street morth of viaduet, turn left. Rates reasonable.

FOR SALE—Sorrel gelding gated _horse. Also harness broke. Call Ben Conrad, Phone 381, Ligonier, Indiana.

BAMBOO POLES—IB, 20, and 22 ft. Sorted and selected for your fishing satisfaction. Not guaranteed to catch fish. Franks Sporting Goods.

NOTICE—If you want to trade your old ice box or refrigerator on a new Frigidaire refrigerator, see the Atz Furniture Company. Use your trade in for the down payment.

MARTIN STEEL

Grain Bins, Silos, Cribs and Driers, Tool Sheds, Haymakers. DONALD E. POE, Dealer '~ Warren, Indiana

- WE ARE EQUIPPED to do your paper hanging and interior painting. All work guaranteed. See or ecall E. Reynolds, Ligonier, Ind., Ph. 371.

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Topeka News

by Polly Greenawalt

Mr. Dail Seagly, who underwent surgery on Thursday morning at the St. Joe hospital in Fort Wayne, is recovering nicely and will probably be released by the last part of the week. :

The first Band Concert of the season started on Saturday evening, June 11. The band is under the direction of Mr. Sam Law, musical director of the Topeka high school. s

Miss Dena Yoder, a student at Blufftgn College, spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Yoder, and on Saturday morning, left for Farnhurst, Del.,, where she has accepted employment in a mental hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sprunger and family spent Sunday at the Camp Meeting in Anderson, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kempp and Mrs. Celestia Smith left Friday to attend the Camp Meeting at Anderson, Ind. Others attending part of this week are Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Heintzleman, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenawalt and Mrs. T. O. Nelson.

Mrs. Fred Stoltz and children Jimmy and Joan are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Clark and - Mrs. C. A. Stoltz. o

William Dick Davidson, a former Topeka resident, died Wednesday afternoon at. his home in Fort Myers, Florida. His body was returned to the Caton and Frurip Funeral Home, where services were held Sunday afternoon, with burial in Sloan cemetery. His wife, Edith, of Fort Myers, Florida, and a daughter, Mary Catherine of Wilmington, Del., survive him.

Mrs. Roy Dallas accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sthair to Bloomington, where their son and nephew were graudated from the Indiana - University School of Medicine. '

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bently and daughter of Harrisburg, Pa., are here for an indefinite time with Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Horn and other relatives. -

~ Mrs. Gain Streeter, who has been ill for several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fought is much improved and returned to her home at Wolcottville on Sunhday.

The 52nd annual Greenawalt reunion met on Sunday, June 12 at the Topeka high school with nearly 125 present. Those from a distance came from Sanford, Colorado, Cassoplis, Wayland and Niles, Miih., Goshen, Kendallville, Elkhart,, LaGrange and Van Wert, Ohio. Frank Greenawalt was elected president, Mrs. Harry Shilts, secretary, and Mr. Elmer Greenawalt, treasurer. "

Mrs. .Harry Price is in Nappanee with her sister, Mrs. Roy Ruckman, helping to care for Mr. Ruckman, who recently suffered a stroke. : :

Mr. and Mrs. James Fought of Sturgis called on Willis Fought and daughter, Mary, on Sunday.

~ Mr. Dick Seagly returned to his home on Wednesday after spending the winter in Indiana University at Bloomington. -

Miss Joanna Bowen, who has been .a student at Bluffton, Ohio,i has volunteered to do mission work in Harlem, N. Y. for the summer. A group of 20 students will conduct Bible School, Music and Recreation for the summer months. Haxlem js well-known as the Negro settlement in New York City. :

Mrs. Grant Mardis of Forsythe, Montana, is here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dail Seagly and other relatives. Earl Blough of New York, a brother, attended a class reunion on Sunday and came to Topeka for a visit with the Seaglys, Mrs. Mardis, and another sister, Mrs, Sam Rowan. |

Wallace Swank of Syracuse, N. Y., was the recent guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Swank. ' e

THE LIGONIER BANNER

Wawaka News

by Mrs. Thomas Stigner

Rev. and Mrs. Buryl Hoover and son David have returned home from Peru, where they spent several days with Mrs. Hoover’s parents. 5

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Targgart and family and Mrs, Linville Myers have returned home from Osgood, Ind.,, where they attended the wedding of a cousin,

Judith Gates and Carol Inks were recent guests of Rose Targgart,

James Fulford has arrived home from Lincoln, Nebraska, for his summer vacation. '

D. V. B. S., which is being promoted by the three churches of

the community, will begin June 20 and run until the 30th. Children from three to sixteen years of age inclusive will be welcome. Classes will be held from 9 until 11 o’clock each day. |

A group of Elkhart township Home Economics Club members: enjoyed a sight-seeing trip to Detroit last Friday. Points of interest were Greenfield Village and the Home Furnishings at Hudson’s Store. The ladies ate dinner in Canada and returned via Jackson, Michigan, and view the Cascades night lights. The trip was made by bus.

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cotner and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ermal Day of Columbia City.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hooten and Mrs. Ruby Schwab attended the 28th annual reunion of their ten brothers and sisters at New Carlisle on Sunday. L

Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Hemund are moving into the Methodist parsonage this week. :

Mrs. Dale Hooten, who has been ill, is slowly improvihg.

. The Children’s program at the Methodist Church was very well rendered to a large audience on Sunday evening. At the close of the program, Rev. Hemund baptized seven children.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hooten were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Golden in Elkhart, .

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Walton and June were Sunday guests of relatives in Elkhart.

Mrs. Harry Fick has returned home from a visit with her son, Harry Jr., and family. .

Miss Cena Swank, who has been a patient at the Alfran Nursing Home mear Pierceton, will make an extended visit with Mrs, Dorothy Deck in Goshen.

- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franks and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Franks were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Iris Franks at East Chicago, Ind. il et CROMWELL NEWS ‘ adas Rs e s Page B

ALBION

Two Shows A Night

Fri Sat Sun June 17 18 19 THE GALLANT BLADE In Cinecolor - Larry Parks - Victor Jory, ° Marguerite Chapman George Macready The greatest swordsman in France! The boldest lover in Paris! i . Also Pete Smith Comedy

Tue Wed Thur June 21 22 23 TARZAN’S MAGIC ; FOUNTAIN _ Lex Barker. Brenda Joyce Albert Dekker Evelyn Ankers A new Tarzan and new stories. . Also Comedy

Coming : EL PASO WALK A CROOKED - MILE EVERY GIRL SHOULD . _BE MARRIED |

YOUR BUSINESS DIRECTORY

RULISON & HAGEN Attorneys-at-Law Phone 457 303 S. Cavin St. Ligonier

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GetA way, R“llldmm— { .; Cecal Worm, Too— [0 )’ N\ | : ! i AVI-TON Has Put , F 1 The Hex on Yoa! : : -;’o—l?j ; Use Dr. Salsbury’s AVI-TON as a monthly flock treatment for removal of large round and cecal worms. Start when birds are 6-8 weeks. Easy to vse—econmical, too. | & e , % NG B | - - s S ¢ ) ?:»\‘\ Lfi"a' _ Don't Wait R === . for Worms N ;_z_".:?fi to Rob You— WILSON’S MILLERSBURG HAMMER MILLS Phone 2-89 Millersburg

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ARNOLD ELSON " Registered Podiatrist _DON'T LET YOUR FEET CRIPPLE YOU - SICK FEET MAKE SICK ‘ ~ PEOPLE Practice Limited to the Feet . Ph. 18 LIGONIER, Ind.

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REVERENCE Funeral arrangements are . trying in time of deep sor- ) o _ row. For that reason, you’ll /4—( v . prefer the sympathetic, ef- ¢ & ficient staff at the Ulrey- : ; Sedgwick Funeral Home. : % /) Every minute detail may be : P ‘ - safely entrusted to us. At all (= times, reverence is shown for f ; the dead and consideration for the living. . Ulrey-Sedgwick Funeral Home Ligonier’s Newest 625 S. Main Street _ Phone 84

FERGUSON _TRACTORS Ferguson System Implements Sales, Service, Parts, Authorized Dealer McClure’s Implement Co. 4 mi. west of Kendallville on 6 Phone Kendallville 513-4

DAY AND NIGHT Wrecker Service Phone 145 - 382 - 514] | OREWILER CHEVROLET SALES, Inc. 4th and‘cayin Ligonier, Indiana _

HIGHEST PRICES Dead and Disabled Cows = Horses - Hogs Ph. 197 J Collect Kendallville Fertilizer Co. Kendallville, Indiana

When You WNeed Insurance

Bourie Insurance Agency

Our Waseo Broilers ~ ARE NOW 7 WEEKS OLD. Each "hroiler'weighs | - 2 Pounds, and has ealen | Four and one-half lbs. | of WASEO -2 i - HILENERGY BROILER FEED

Phone — 370

Our obligation only begins when you favor us with your business. '

Our business is built on the belief that you are entitled to every possible service that we can give you.

THOMAS W. HITE TRUSTEE, Perry Township : FRIDAY OFFICE HES, 9to 11:30 a.m. Office in Farmers and Merchants Bank Building

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