Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 27, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 July 1949 — Page 6

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MILLERSBURG ECHOES

A visit to Colorado’s famous Pike’s Peak is included in the sight-seeing tour the Misses Laura Roderick and Betty Vance, Harry Thomas and Bill Rohrer are taking while vacationing this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stabler spent the week end as guests of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stabler and son of Indianapolis. . & -

Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Long attended. funeral services for the latter’s aunt, Mrs. Hattie Horner held Friday afternoon in Peru, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Long had as dinner guests in their home Sunday, their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leatherman and son Joe of near Goshen.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohrer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hartsough, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon MecClain, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Putman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed and families enjoyed an outing and a picnic dinner the Fourth at Stone Lake,

The June meeting of the General Culture Club was held .in the High school with nineteen members present. Following a short business session, the lesson “Oven Meals” was given by Mrs. Grace Leer and Mrs. Robert Bowlby. Refreshments at the close of the meeting were served by hostesses Mesdames Geraldine McClain, Francis Davis, and Margaret Stoner. : G

Mrs. Richard <Claycombe and sons: of Fort Collins, Colo., and Mrs. Gus Rosentrader of Churubusco were dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Edson Thomas. Mrs. Claycombe, the former Goldie Rosentrader of here and her family will move from their Colorado home to New Jersey, where Mr. Claycombe is engaged il “government. . research work. =

Mr. and Mrs. Corlyss LeCount and’ family are spending some time* with- the former’s. mother, Mrs. Marie LeCount of Syracuse.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larimer and’ children Robert, Susan, and Jimmy, were guests Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Dellos Chiddister and family at their summer home on Fish Lake near White Pigeon, Mich.: : .

Mr. and Mrs. Lou Groff and Mrs.. Cora Green accompanied their father, Alonzo Akers, to Hillsdale, Mich., where the latter will spend some time with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Akers. :

Mrs. Louella Beck entertainad at dinner in her home on the 4th of July. her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Elkhart,

Saturday Only! \ ( ,’ 3 o oy & o Night O“HERS s . Y. 2 & Opera ; and ¥ Y T > s JUMMY LYDON -PENNY EWARDS /o 7 ¥ 2 = CHARLES RISSLL JOE SAWYER Y M:i Sun Mon . July 10 11 Wallace Beery Marjorie Main , - “BIG JACK” o = Flug = Technicolor Musical ' “Sunday Round-Up” Porky Pig & Latest News Tue Wed Thur July 12 13 14 Loretta Young - ‘. . Van Johnson “MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN” In Techniéolor . Technicolor Short “Sons of Liberty” ‘

by Nadine Hall Myers

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Leff of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McGill and daughter Lorraine of Columbia City, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Putnam and son Calvin, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hutching and family, Mr. and Mrs. George -Lehman of Ligonier, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sharp of near Millersburg, and Miss Phyllis Scheiber of Goshen enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William MecGill. :

Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Smoker and family and Mrs. Hazel Kline attended. a birthday dinner Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Kline for their daughter Patty, who was ome year old.

Mrs, Carrie Miller of Baxter Springs, Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wade of Joplin, Missouii, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Musselman and son, Jan. : :

- Mrs. Gladys Ellet of Waterloo has returned home after a week’s visit with Mrs. Retha Hpltzinger and sister Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Randall of LaGrange were week end guests in the Holtzinger home.

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Method had as dinner guests Sunday in their home, Everett Shank and daughter Wilma of Elkhart. '

Mrs. Virgil Rosentrader and son Larry, Mrs. Gus Rosentrader of Churubusco and Mrs. Richard Claycombe and sons of Colorado were supper guests Thursday evening of Mrs. Grace Rohrer and her mother, Mrs. John Saal., Mr. and Mrs. Jay Saal and family of Goshen were Sunday guests. —_— Cannot Confine Magnet There is no known material that will completely confine magetism. But a sheet of iron of sufficient thickness, placed near a magnet, will act as & magnetic shield, according to a magnet specialist in one of the larger electrical manufacturing compenies. “The magnetic lines of force are diverted through the iron and do mot reach beyond”, he pointed out. . i P, | Dogs Kill 1,000 Deer : At leastl,ooo deer were killed by dogs during a 10-day period\in ‘mid“winter in New York state. The deer were snowbound and at the mercy of canine packs. —_.—_..o—_____ Checking Plant Nutrients Radioactive - isotopes or tracer atoms are being used by agronomists at Cornell university to follow the ocourse of plant nutrients through the soil and plants.

%TO OUR mwm WASEO BROILERS They have even surpassed our expectations. Ten weeks ago we hoped they - would now weigh 3 pounds on 9 pounds of WASEO HI-ENERGY F EED. .. However, they now average 3 lbs. on 87 Ibs. of Waseo Hi-Energy Feed This makes a feed ratio of 2% pouhds : of feed per pound of gain at a total cost - of 42¢c per bird for feed. , If you are interested in getting similiar resuits with your broilers why not feed ‘ WASEO HI~ENERGY FEED? | | -~ COME OVER THIS VWEEK}because‘ .~ were getting mighty hungry for some fryers - and they look better every day! b 2 Ir Wy FPhone OO

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Cromwell News by Mrs. Geraldine Kesler Frank Hursey and wife were at Syracuse, Saturday. —_—_—- Jay Earnhart, who works on the railroad, spent the week end in the Charles Caple home. e ) e Harry Hyndman and family of Fort Wayne were here Saturday. : . Emil Fuhrman and family of Avilla were recent visitors in the Floyd Geesiking home. e e Dog Cemeterles There are about 50 dog cemeteries in the United States, scattered throughout the country. Many are beautifully landscaped and well taken care of. 5% ” : Richardson’s Goose | ‘The Richardson’s or Hutchin’s goose is a migrant of the Mississippl flyway. It breeds in the eastern Arctic and winters along the northern coast of Mexico. | —— e Rallray Tank Cars On November 1, 1865 about six years after the world’s first oil well ‘was opened at Titusville, Pa., the first tank car was loaded in that city. It was a flat car fitted with two wooden tanks shaped like inverted tubg.

THE LIGONIER BANNER

Work has been started on the framework of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robinson’s new home. S ey Don Treesh of Elkhart was a visitor in the Richard Kesler home Sunday.

Waco Ballroom LAKE WAWASEE . One Night Only Friday, July &th Duke Ellington and His _Orchestr:a . featiﬁ*ing ; KAY DAYVIS and JOHNNY HODGES Advance Sale ;- $1.67 plus tax.” 50c per person for table reservations.

Mrs. Paul Myers has returned from South Carolina where she had spent several months with her husband, who is in the U. S. Marines. Mr. Myers accompanied her home and will spend a furlough here.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Buell and son of Warsaw were week end visitors here.

Several from here attended the fireworks display in Fort Wayne on Monday night. . :

~ Asa Myers and family of Mishawaka - spent the week end here with Mr. and Mrs. F. Clawson.

Lester Micheals of Florida 1s visiting his mother, Mrs. Susie Micheals,

Miss Betty Schlabach of Fort Wayne spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlabach.

- Richard Maggart is spending two weeks at Camp Atterbury.

LWSHEN

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Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Buhlman of Ligonier called on Mrs. Nellie Hussey, Thursday night,

Terry Dawalt was in Fort Wayne Tuesday night.

Mrs. Nellie Hunt of South Carolina has been visiting relatives here. ' [

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dugan of Ligonier were visitors in the Orval Hursey home, Saturday.

- Miss Donald Secrist is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Secrist.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Bertram and son of Pennsylvania have been visiting in the Paul Bertram home.

Joe Leslie spent the past week in Ligonier with Frank Leslie.

Miss Rose Marie Maggart of Fort Wayne spent the week end here.

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Thursday, July 7, 1943

Mr. and Mrs. Estil Moore of Ohio visited relatives here over the week end. :

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tucker and son, Brent, of East St. Louis, Ili, spent the week end in the S. B. Tucker home.

Richard Kesler and family were visitors in the home of Mrs. Emly Kesler near Kendallville, Monday.

Mrs. Gladys Morris was hostess to the W.S.C.S. at her home near Wawasee, Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs, Robert® Tapp and children and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kreager spent Wednesday in Chicago. /

RICHARD W. MEHL ATTORNEY AT LAW GOSHEN, INDIANA