Ligonier Banner., Volume 84, Number 2, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 January 1950 — Page 2

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A Column of Opinion . . .

WORLD IS MAKING PROGRESS

The world is making progress. We can see that .if we take the long view of things.

What some people regard as illness, is but the birth pains of a new era. ;

Around most of the world the yeast of freedom is at work. . - Colonialism and imperialism © a re ~disappearing faster than we think.

The greatest need of this century of swift -transportation is a sort of a world unity. Able minds are working on that. It began with the conferences at The Hague. It was followed by the League of Nations and the United Nations. We do not believe that this search for political unity will ever be discontinued. It has gone too far tfor that. Failure has not daunted the leaders of the movement. They feel that the failure has been mingled with success. If the U. N. should eventually disappear as the League did before it, something better is likely to take its place. We admit that physical science is running ahead ot political science and social science, but the latter are doing their best to keep up in the race. Moral progress is the concern of all men and everyone can do something to aid it. .

—Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette.

SEX CRIME DRIVE

A concentrated and relentless drive against sex crimes will be the major objective of the Indiana Sheriffs’ Association in 1950. = Sheriff Charles F. Haase, Noble county sheriff, said he had received an outline from the Association president ot a cooperative program which is expected to strengthen the activities of all sheriffs of the state .in combatting sex crimes. : :

The program was prepared in a meeting of the executive committee of the Association in Indianapolis and will be augmented by another meeting about the middle ot January. : :

Sheriffs will work closely with school officials and law enforcement officers to educate school children in the devices employed by sex criminals. A newspaper education series is being prepared which will familiarize parents as well as children with th= “do’s” .and “don’ts” of protection against such criminals. &

- The Association, through the local sheriffs, also will intensify its activities to give courts and prosecutors evidence in sex crimes whica will insure maximum penalties. . .

“Sheriffs have a special responsibility confronting them in sex crimes in as much as many such crimes have been committed in lonely areas,” Sheriff Haase pointed out. “The Association, thru its local members, will do everything possible to halt these terrible erimes.”

. A safety . warning that should make ~everyone think is the sign in a . tombstone maker’s window: “We Can Wait—Drive Carefully.”

~ Vacation time will soon be here again. Try to make ilt a time of rest and relaxation, not a matter of miles and hours.

- A physician says a man is slightly taller in the morning than in the evening. We never checked on this theory but have noticed a tendency to become “short” before every payday.

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Presbyterian Church Rev. Arnold Schaap, Minister . Sunday School at 9:30 am. Supt., Mrs. George. Green; Pianist, Mrs. Darold MecDonald; Secretary, Miss Madelina Denny. éu% Voo ellewsiy § B church kitchen, B ‘L; Morning Wor- : @ | ship, 10:456 am. ® e %3 S G RS pastor. Thursday evening, meeting of the Junior Choir beginning at 7 o’clock.

Thursday evening, meeting ot the Adult Choir beginning at 3 o’clock. :

The following recently elected Deacons will be ordained: Milton J. Hull, Sanger Reed and Ed Shearer.

Friday evening, January 13, a meeting of the Social Heur wil! be held at the Church at 6:30 p. m. Picnic supper. There will be an election of officers. A cordial welcome to all.

Catholic Churches ST. PATRICK’S i CHURCH . Rectory, Ligonier, Tel. 188. ~ Sundays at 8:30 a.m. ' Rev. Edward Mahoney, 0.M.1., Phone 188. . Pastor. Residence, 300 Grand®St.,

BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH : Albion, Indiana : Mass Schedule: Mass—Every Sunday at 10 a.m Holy Days at 7:00 a.m. :

Richville Church Rev. L’Dean Cornelius, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30. Morning Worship at 10:30. -

Sunday — Monday — Tuesday January 15 16 17 . Jeanme Crain i Ethel Barrymore “PINKY”

Wednesday, Jan. 18 George Raft - | Virginia Mayo

“RED LIGHT”

Thursday — Fri. — Saturday January 19 20 21 "~ John Wayne Joanne Dru | John Agar”™

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Mr. Pottleby!”

Evangelical United Brethren Church

Rev. David E. Livengood, Minister Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Ellsworth Peterson, Gen. Supt. The Sunday . School meets at 9:30 a.m. You will find your age group in one of our eighteen classes. At the convocation® of classes, Mr, O. G. Horn of Elkhartewill present turnover charts of our Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, Ind. ; © 10:40 a. m., The Morning Worship Hour. Message by the Pastor, “A Partnership With God.” Special music by the choir. 5:45 p. m., Junior-Hi and Senior Youth Fellowships will meet. 7:000 The Evening Worship Hour. Members of the Senior Youth Fellowship . will comprise the choir and have charge of the

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scripture, prayer and special music. Fellowship hour for Seniors following the evening service. January 18, Elkhart Group evangelistic advance at the Sugar Grove. Church near Goshen, 2:30 Bnd-LA . M ro, o » Prayer 'meeting at 7:30.0 .

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- Choir on Thursday, promptly at 7 o’cloek. T

The Ladies. Aid will meet with Mrs. Charles White on W. Lincolnway, January 19. ; Clara Moser, June Borger and Ramona Malone are to be in charge. : .

First Methodist:

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.9:30, Church School will classes for all ages. Otto Binkele, General Superintendene; = Dean Carmichael, Youth Superintendent, Mrs. Dale Hayes, Primary Superintendent. ' 110:30, The Morning Worship Service : £ 5:15, The Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet in the church

THE LIGONIER BANNER

G. 3en Hershberger, mmister

Nazarene Church L. E. Shoemaker, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30. :

Morning Worship, 10:45.

N. Y. P. S. Service, 6:30.

Evangelistic Service, 7:30. Prayer Meeting, Wed., 7:30.

Church Of Christ Everett Reynolds, Minister. Bible School and preaching each Lord’s day beginning at 9:30 a.m.

Sparta Congregational Christian Church ? Kimmell, Ind. Mark B. Spacht, Pastor.

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'Worship Service, 10:30, Sunday School, 9:80, Arnold Werker, Supt. The Willing Workers will meet the last Friday evening of the month. -Mrs. John Dale, Pres.

Christian Science 411 Tincolnway West - “Sacrament” was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Janusxzo& : : ; The Golden Text was: “The pr& arations of the heart in m%:nd answer of the tongue, is from the fodig Somm B rois el LN T ey AL AR ¥ A 9 : : Amoxéﬁathe citations which com- * prised ‘Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “But when the morning was now come, ! ‘Jesus stood on the shore: but the disci%les knew not that it was Jesus. And he said unto them, Cast the net on the right side of the shég, and ye . shall find. They cast therefore, and “now they were not able to draw it - for the multitude of fishes. As soon ' then as they were come to land, ’ ‘they saw a fire of coals there, and fish laid thereon, and bread. j,esus saith unto them, Come and dine. And none of the discig::s durst ask him, Who art thou? knowing that 111:2 )was the Lord” (John 21:4, 6,9, The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Seriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “This sgiritual meeting with our Lord in the dawn of a new light is the morning meal which Christian Scientists commemorate. They bow before Christ, Truth, to receive more ‘of his reappearing and silently to commune with the divine Principle, Love. They celebrate their Lord’s victory over death, his probation in the flesh after death, its exemgliﬁcation of human probation, and his spiritual and final ascension above maetter, or the flesh, when he rose out of material sight” (p. 35).

COUNTY DAIRYMEN HEAR DAIRY EXPERTS

At 10:00 a. m. on Wednesday, Jan, 4 in the Court House in Auburn, E. A. Cannon and Frank

REVERENCE Is The Keynote . « o a fitting tribute to . the memory of the departed one. In time of bereavement, call upon Brown to make funeral preparations so complete - you are spared every detail. ‘

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SACK'S Grocery wuconir, i ‘ FOCEry LIGONIER, INDIANA e e s N ® ~ City Clerk’s Annual Report Report of the Finances of the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, for the year ending December 31, 1949. Balance all Funds, December 31, 1948 ............ $ 41,863.84 ~ Receipts all funds, 1949 S ee e O : Total recaipte . ... s SUNRTIRAS - Disbursements all funds, 1949 ................© 56,003.17 Balance all funds December 31, 1949 ... ~ $59,719.6Y RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS BY DEPARTMENTS GENERAL FUNDS s Receipts - Balance on hand December 31, 1948 ........ $ 9,924.00 Gonera) Been ook T BTGOO6 : Bl MReE ol i 600.00 e s SRN BRSNS 120.00 Samiine - s s e Bight Posts ... o cpecccsiatontonennnanione— 231.45 Bi e it s s 44.70 e Roomiohs: . il e i 129.10 Total Receipts ... ...c.coummrnsmmsamasniiveaivecnnsce § 56,122.11 Disbursements Salary Elective Officials ........cccccooovocemeie § 2,410.00 : EXpense of SAIME ......cewceeimivessmmssiosmsensmmanes 428.07 ' INSUANCE . ooiiacniiiaentic s sbansusanaancotass 299.64 Salary & Expense, Legal Department .......... 425.00 i Salary & Expense of Police Dept. ....—....... 6,085.18 ‘Salary & Expense of Fire Dept. ... 6,480.78 Salary & Expense of Street Dept. ..o 9,319.56 Salary & Expense of Health Dept. ................ 2,421.00 Strest Lighting ... - 514820 Hadeant Rasls . o o 720.00 Belean - . e 700.00 Coantp Andlbor .~ o et OGN Municipal League Dues .......eicinns 116.73 Printing and Advertising ... 135.94 Expense of Public Buildings .........ccooee . 564.17 P Gy B 343.83 Total Disbursements ..........cocovcvsccecoe $ 35,638.156 Balance General Fund, December 31, 1949 $20,483.96 ; . WATER FUND Balance on hand December 31, 1948 ............... $ 20,205.32 Recolbits. 1080 . 0.0 HAI2B)

POt ROcPIPES . i ity o SIS Disbursed, 1949 ... minieississatien 8,672.07 ':'Balapce on hand- December ‘Bl, 1949............ $22,246.06 ! METER DEPOSITS _ ~Balance on hand December 31, 1948 ............ $ 1739.04 Rbcaipts, 1048 .. -. 0 ol 7500 Tolal Réealnty . ... . i SRR L 5 Disbursed, 1949 ... museeseiencninsonnconeeeee 54.00 - Balance on hand December 31, 1949............ $ 760.04 BOND FUND ' Balance on hand December 81, 1948 .............. § b 576.06 Receipts, 1949 ... NONE Total Receipts ..........coimmominiiiniiinirstnienanseee 576.06 Disburggd, W e 337.42 | Balance on hand December 31, 1949 ........... . $ 238.61 : : . SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND Balance on hand December 381, 1948 .......... $ 6,688.49 Receipts, 1949 . ... .o L lcdee 6812850 . Total Recelpts =i o miieiniye - FBEOLSA Disburked, 3049 ... ...l - 584,68 Balance on hand.Decemberral, 1949: . % 8,016.66 A gl .. . WITHHOLDING TAX FUND ‘Balance on hand December 81, 1948 ......... § 14340 : RAGSIBte. (1040 L. ek i 607.70 Tobal Moodllile 00l el - ABEAS Dixbaisiad, 3048 .ty e A ‘Balance on hand December 31,1049 ...~ § 13200 gl st LIBRARY FUND , Balance on hand December 81, 1948 ......... § 357858 : Receipts, 1949 msrasrima e i s 7,851.79 : Total Becsipt oottt 11 ABOSE sy Balance on hand December 31, 1949 . ....... Ly $ 6,470.77 ‘Balance on hand December 81, 1948 ... ... NONE Receipts, 1949 ... §6,648.12 TORRE RSP it AR e Disbursed, 1949 ... 517166 Balance on hand December 81, 1949 ... ' § 137156 American State Bank, All Funds Dec. 31,40 § 6093588

Thursday, January 12, 1949

sociation, held a meeting with dairymen, county agents, and technicians from LaGrange, Noble, DeKalb, .Whitley, Allen, and Steuben counties