Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 38, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 September 1949 — Page 4

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1. The verb ““‘o foment” means (a) to decay, (b) to incite, (c) to hide, (d) to retard. 2. A Gordian knet is (a) an insoluble problem, (b) a special plait in a horse’s mane, (c) a fashionable knot in a man’s cravat, (d) unit of measure of a ship’s speed. 3. Brahma, Vishnu and Siva are (a) Chicago Cubs’ infielders, famous for triple plays, (b) the Marx brothers, (c) the Hindu trinity, (d) Mexican revolutionists, 4. An Ananias is (a) a romantically minded eccentric, (b) a clever schemer In want of power, (c) one with the golden touch as far as money making is concerned, (d) a liar. 5. If it looks lke 10:20 o’clock viewing a clock through a mirror it is (a) 10:20, (b) 3:50, (¢) 2:40, (d) 2:20, - W_— ANSWERS 1.—~(b) To incite. 2.—(a) An insoluble problem. Alexander eut the fameus knot with his sword. 8.~(0) The Hindu trinity, 4.—(d) A liar, from the character in Acts V, 1-11, s.—(e) 3:40. 2

Soll Treatment

Chemists have found a method of treating topsoil with chemicals which make it claylike. Soll treated in this manner retains the minerals necessary to produce bountiful crops. -

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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.

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Smithsonian Institution

The Smithsonian institution in Washington, D. C., was established by statute (1846) under terms of the will of James Smithson, an Englishman, who bequeathed his fortune (1826) to the United States to found an institution fo. the “increase and diffusion of knowledge among men.”

Figuring Egg Costs

To find the current price of producing a dozen eggs multiply the average number of pounds of feed the flock is eating a day by the price per pound and divide the number by the number of dozen eggs laid In a day. .

Mount Baker

Rising to 10,750 feet, Mount Baker, Wash., has 12 glaclers and 44 square mile: of glacial ice. Indians named it Komo Kulshan—“white shining mountain.”

Edible Sea Plants

Hawaii eats 26 kinds of sea plants and Japan gathers 70 different speoles of edible plants.

THE LIGONIER BANNER

— By Harold Arnett

HARMONICATS TO PLAY AT PICKWICK LOUNGE

The Pickwick Lounge and Grill, Syracuse, Indiana, will present Jerry Murad’s “Harmonicats,” recording stars, nightly from Thursday, Sept. 29 thru Oct. Ist, from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight.

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FARM SAFETY

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Cromwell News by Mrs. Geraldine Kesler

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Debrular, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hursey, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dugan spent Sunday at Franklin, Ind. . - :

Charles Yoder has- been given the place on the town board which has been vacant since Curtis Hanna resigned. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Durfee have purchased the Priest property on East Orange Street and are doing some remodeling before moving in from Wawasee.

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rimmell spent the week end here,

Mrs. O. W. Griffith took Rich-ard-Griffith to West Lafayette on Monday.— : ;

Mrs. Orval Hursey accompanied the members of the Turkey Creek Home Emonomics 'Club to Chicago Tuesday. They attended the Breakfast Club. :

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Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Biddle, Norman Biddle and family, Tony Saranow and family of Wisconsin and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Miller and daughter of Columbia City.

Alan Secrist took his sister Joan, to Bloomington, Wednesday.

Lowell Knoop and several of the FFA boys were at Purdue University Saturday.

Miss Eleanore Vining spent the week end in Etna Green.

Mrs. N. Hussey and Mrs. R. C. Kesler took Miss Pat Kesler to West Lafayette Sunday where she will enter her senior year at Purdue University. :

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers and son of Fort Wayne spent the week end in the Glenn Leslie home. .

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Thursday, September 22, 1949

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Saranow of Wisconsin are visiting in the Chester Biddle home. -

Miss Rena Ann Calbeck has entered Ball State College at Muncie, Indiana.

Carlysle Herald and family of Ligonier spent Sunday in the Dudley Howell home.

Promotion Day will be observed in the M. E. Sunday School next Sunday.

Miss Julianne Knevper, who was injured several weeks ago is able to be in school again. '

Jack Cothrell, who is in the U. S. Army, is home on furlough.

Mexico City Square

All the great historic struggles of Mexico have revolved around Zocalo square in Mexico City. From the Azteos on, whoever has held the square has ruled the country.