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ventive measures are advisable in all cases. Great care should be taken, for example, in bringing in pigs from sale barns or public stockyards. Such newcomers should be isolated for at least two weeks. & . T A typical case of dysentery. Frequent cleaning and disinfecting of quarters is always advisable. Clean water, good feed, and §ood methods of feeding, all help to guard against swine dysentery. Symptoms of dysentery include bloody scouring and a rise in temperature. If suspicious symptoms - develop, the ailing pigs should be separated from the healthy ones and examined by a veterinarian at once.

MILLERSBURG ECHOES

The Rev. and Mrs. John Jones of Solomon Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Juday and children, and Willis Rogers of Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Juday of Benton were entertained at a chicken supper Thursday evening in the country home of Mr. and Mra. Albert Longcor. The occasion was in honor of Rev. Jones, Mrs. Lloyd Juday and Mr. Longcor’s birthday and Mr. and Mrs. Longcor’s 33rd wedding anniversary. Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Longcor were entertained at dinner in the home of their daughter, Mrs. Raymond Stabler of New Paris.

Mrs. Dorothy Musselman will be absent from the DorothyJeanette Beauty Salon this week because of minor surgery, which she will _undergo Wednesday morning in the offices of Dr. L. H. Chandler.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawerance Randall of Cromwell were guests on Sunday in the home of Mrs. Retha Holtzinger,

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larimer and children, Bobby, Susan and Jimmy, are vacationing at Lake Metonga near Grandon, Wis.

Mrs. Nola Barnard has returned home from a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Clark of Goshen.

Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Wolcottville, former residents of Millersburg, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kalb and other acquaintances.

The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold an-ice cream social Saturday evening on the Post Office lawn beginning at 6:30.. In case of rain, it will be held in Holtzingers garage. A full line of refreshments will be served.

Mrs. Emma Shaffer Chiddister, who has been seriously ill in the Elkhart General hospital, has been returned to her home slightly improved, Mrs. Chiddister is recovering from a painfuly eye infection,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Elkhart were callers Sunday of their sister, Mrs. Louella Beck.

THE LIGONIER BANNER

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Methed called at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Bartholomew of near Solomon Creek, Sunday. The former who has been ailing, remains about the same. ;

Donald Simmons and sons Larry and Paul attended the Mogul Rubber Co., family pienic dinner held Saturday in Rogers Memorial park. Sunday, Mr. Simmons and sons attended the annual Moose picnic at the Elkhart County Fairgrounds. —_— A. B. Simmons, Shell Oil dealer here, has purchased from William McGill a site a short distance from town, north on S. R. 13, where he will erect a modern brick home.

Two residence changed hands here the past week when Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dovel obtained the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hersnberger, south- on S. R. 13, and Mr. and Mrs. Hershberger pu:chased the modern frame dwelling next to the one they sold, from Mr. and Mrs. Lawerance Cripe, Sr.

The Rogers family reunion will be held Sunday in Goshen at the Rogers Memorial park. A basket dinner will be served at mnoon.

Mrs. Hazel Kline and Walter Scrannage were guests of the latter’s son, John and family, of near Ashley, Ind., Sunday. _

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Thursday, August 4, 1949

Sunday School services will be held at usual Sunday in the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church but Church services will be omitted due to the absence of Rev. A. H. Miller. Rev. Miller and family will attend services in MecClure, Ohio, honoring his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, who will be observing their golden wedding anniversary. Rev. Miller will be in charge of the -anniversary celebration to be held at the St. Paul Lutheran Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grossman of South Bend and Mr .and Mrs. Darold Hall of - Ligonier were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hall, ; :

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