Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 24 March 1944 — Page 4

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POST-DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1944. ; , , • ■ ' , • • ■ ■ . —

Legal Notice

JttXrNQtTENT TAX LIST.

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List ol lands anti lots returned and reainlna delinquent for non-payment of ".es for the year 1941 and former years

Delaware County, Indiana.

Notice is hereby given that the following land and town lots will be sold

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by the Treasurer of Delaware County, Indian*, according to law, at public sale,

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J HHR IEHBM v M lOt HH m 1944. A. D., at wnich time betv/een urs of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clo&h said sale will be made at the south of the Court House, in the City of cie. in said County, and from day to

of said lands and lots are

April, 19 the hour

P. M.

door

Muneii

d&Y until &I1

offered.

CLASS A.

■THE FOLIOWING BEAL ESTATE BEING DELINQUENT 15 MONTHS OR MORE AND NOT’ PREVIOUSLY OFFERED

FOR SALE:

SALEM TOWNSHIP.

No. 45—Benton, Hazel D„ WE. Frac. NW„ NY/., Sec. 8, Twp. 19, Range 9, C acres $12.23 No. 483—Lewe’len, Leo. H. & Eva B., E. C. S. 1st Add., Lot 3, B wl - a C1

No. 804—Shoemaker,

L..

$1.76

Dale^ K.

Add., Lot 3, Block 9 —Shoemaker, John

Add.. Lot 10 $21,72 No. 29C—Woods, Martin, L. D. 3rd Add., W., Lots 4, 5, Block 4 $32.55 No. 955—VanMatrc. Orval p. & J. Mary. E. C. S. 1st Add., Dale, Lot 17, Block 10 $34.

MT. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.

No. 40—Boxeil, David W. & Martha Lue,

30 Ron

Twp. 20, Range 9

$33

2. Pt. NE., Sec.

I acre $33.12 No. 235—Kale. J. Harry & Mary, Manor View, Lot 60 $3.52 No. 355—Humes, Irene & Benj., W. Muncie,

Love Add.. Lots 1, 2, Block 5

No. 359—Humes, Irene & Benj., E. 30 ft. Lot 3, Block 5 $24.94 No. 436 — Key, Ella, Manor View, Lot 96 $2.99 No. 516—McKinley, Michael H. & Lola. Manor View, Lot 36 $3.52 No. 557—Miller, Spencer. Pt. W. Sd. NE. Sec. 1, Twp. 20, Range 8. 1.50 acres $7.58 No. 792 — St. Joseph Development Co.. Manor View Add., Lot 28 $4.87 No. 932—Wingate, Wilfred, Manor View Add., Lot 33 $2.71 No. 959—Yingling, Andrew, W. Muncie, Westside, Lots 1. 2. 3, 4, Block 9 $3.80

YORKTOWN.

No. 149—Garner, Wm. H. and Sahnda, W. Muncie, alley adj. Lots 10, 11, 12, 13. 14 Block 2 $7.17 No. 258—Minor. Horace Cee, Yorktown. Lot 156 $10.74 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. No. 405—Heasoner, Katherine, NW. Cor. E. %, NE. Vt, Sec. 12, Twp. 22,- Range 9. .44 acr© $2 34 No. 503—Trout. Richard & Precilla, Pt. E. Sd. W. %, NE. >/4, Sec. 13, Twp. 22. Range 9. .25 acre $1.59 MONROE TOWNSHIP. No. 117—Clevenger, Sylvester C. & Cora J., Cowan S. H. 1st Add., Lots 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 $14.34 No. 118—Conway, Don W., Boram’s 1st Add. Oakville. Lot 5 $4.83 No. 322—Jefferson. Chas. L. & Hannah, Cowan W. H. N. Add., Lot 8 $13.02 No. 323—Jefferson. Chas. L. & Nancy H., Pt. SE., Sec. 9, Twp. 19, Range 10. .55 acre $4.67 No. 324—Jefferson. Nancy, Pt. SE.. SE., Sec. 9, Twp. 19. Range 10. .89 acre $7.13 CENTER TOWNSHIP. No. 37—Augburn, Edward E. & Charline Winifred, Pt. s., Sec. 22, Twp. 20, Range 10, 2.39 acres $39.12 No. 76—Baker, Sharon Della. John Baker & Bernice Baker, Morningside, Lot 532 $15.52 No. 174—Borror, Forrest E„ Sunny South Lot 98 $5.46 No. 210—Bryant, Bessie M., Morningside. Lot 671 $7.13 No. 633—Davis, James D. & Irene, Morningside, Lot 133 $14.37 No. 665—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Fairfax, Lot

No. 665—Dodge,

No. 665—Dodge, 139 No. 665—Dodge, 152 No. 665—Dodge, 153 No. 665—Dodge, 169 No. 665—Dodge, 174 No. 665—Dodge, 200 No. 665—Dodge, 201 No. 665—Dodge, 205 No. 665—Dodge, 207 No. 665—Dodge, 208 No. 665—Dodge, 211 No. 665—Dodge,

No. 665—Dodge,

Lot 62

No. 665—Dodge, N.

Lot 172

No. 665—Dodge, N.

Lot 173

No. 665—Dodge,

Lot 177

N. P.

N. P. N. P.

N. P.

$4.17 Corp., Fairfax. Lot $16.54 Corp., Fairfax, Lot $4.38 Corp., Fairfax, Lot $2.63 Corp., Fairfax, Lot $2.61 Corp., Fairfax, Lot

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$3.25

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$4.59

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$5.43

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$2.87

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$7.52

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$3 99

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$5.42

Corp., Fairfax. Lot

$26.98

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$5.42

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$12.58

Corp., Fairfax. Lot

$19.87

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$7.69

Corp., Fairfax, Lot

$5 37

Corp., Morningside,

$6.46

Corp., Morningside.

$1.58

Corp., Morningside,

$9.15

Corp., Morningside.

$6.57

No. 665—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Morningsid

Lot 182

No. 665—Dodge, N. P.

Lot 212

No. 665—Dodge, N. p.

Lot 221

No. 665—Dodge, N. P.

Lot 223

No. 665—Dodge, N. p.

Lot 269

$50..u

Corp., Morningside,

$9.57

Corp., Morningside, Corp., Morningside.

$18.54

Corp., Morningside,

$1.60

No. 665—Dodge, N» P. Corp., Morningside. Lot 339 $2.57 No. 965—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Morningside. Lot 340 . $2.57 No. 665—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Morningside. Lot 42« $18.43

Legal Notice

No. 665—Dodge, N. p. Corp.; Morningside, j Lot 543 $2 39 ' No. 665—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Morningside, Lot 568 $10.56 No. 665—Dodge, N. p. Corp., Morningside, Lot 518 $4.54 No. 066—Dodge, N. p. Corp., Moiningside, Lot 656 $5.82 No. —Dodge, N. p. Corp., Morningside,

Lot

5—D

$3.69

No. 665—Dodge, N. p. Corp., Morningside, Lot C9J $3.68 No. uSC—Dodge, N. p. Corp., Morningside, not 061 $4.17 No. 6tj8—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Melrose, Lot 32 $1.85 No. ^ 6*.o—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Melrose, No. 605—Dodge, N. p. Corp., Melrose, not 44 $1.63 No. C6t—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Melrose, Lot 65 $1.63 No. C65—Dodre, N. p. Corp., Melrose. Lot 67 $1.63 No. Ct5—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Melrose, Lot 68 $1.63 No. 860—FUnn, Roiland and Grace, Pt. bW, Sec. 3, h fcv. 20. Range 10, .49 acre $15.49 No. 1351—Johnson, Emma, Morningside, LOt 6C2 $1.83 No. 1517—Limle, Kenneth, Morningside, Lot 33 $5.24 No. 1534—Love, Lewis Leander, J. McCormick Ado., Lots 46, 47 $18.24 No. IS Jo—Mauck. Frank and Mae Muliin, N i-t. BSE, Sec. 25, Twp. 20, Range 10, 2.52 acres $14.15 No. 1720—Miller, Clyde W. and Eleanor, Moiningside, Lot 575 $14.76 No. 1774—Morgan, Bernie B. and Lucy, Pt. E, NE, SE, Sec. 22, Twp. 20, Range

$22.41

10, 1.43 acres i raa vtm

No. 1798 — Mutual_ Home & Savings,

— mutual Home & Savings,

Pt. E, NE, SE, Sec. 22, Twp. 20, Range

Pt. SE, Sec. 23-100 acre

No. 1799 — Mutual Home & Sa

Twp. 20, Range 10,

$2.12

10, 44-100 acre $59.23 No. 1799 — Mutual Home & Savings, J. McCormick Add., Lot 12 $55.23 No. 1799 — Mutual Home & Savings, Morningside, Lot 517 $25.41 No. 1799 — Mutual Home & Savings, Morningside, Lot 518 $25.41 No. 1987—Parrish, Herman and Malon, Elmwood Add., Lot 6 $2.40 No. 2139—Rhea, Kermit and Marguerite, J. McCormick, Lot 14 $42.54 No. 2194—Runyan, Effie, Pt. Mid. Pt. W, W, NW, Sec. 26, Twp. 20, Range

10, 12-100 acre

UNION TOWNSHIP

$1.61

No. 3—Angle, Albert and May, Sludeler E %, Lots 3, 4, Block 1 $9.97 No. 171—Hunt, Rachel, SE, NW, Sec. 21, Twp. 22, Range 10, 40 acres $27.39

EATON

No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Pt. N, Pt. W, W, NE, Sec. 23, Twp. 22, Range 10,

$22

diana, Pt. S, S,

No. 501—Railroad, Indiana!’ Pt. S NE, SE,

$22.46

1.99 acres

No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, *ru.

Sec. 23, Twp. 22, Range 10, .39 acre $3.95

Iroad, Indiana, Pt. S. S, SE,

IV/. owx xvt. Ill v/o Vi, Air Vila HO., 1. L. LACj, OIL, Sec. 23, Twp. 22, Range 10, .09 acre $2.16 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana. Pt. SW, Sec. 24, Twp. 22, Range 10, .87 acre $3.95 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, NE. NE, NE, Mid. Pt., Sec. 23, Twp. 22, Range 10, 73-100 acre $3.95 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, C & E Add., Tri., SW, Cor., Lot 1 $2.88 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, C & E, Tri. NE Cor., Lot 2 $28.48 No. 501—Jtailroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 17 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 18 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 19 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 20 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 21 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 22 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add.. Lot 23 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 24 $44.29 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 25 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add.. Lot 26 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 27 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 28 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 29 $3,17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 30 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 31 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 62 $3.17 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 63 $3.16 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add.. Lot 64 $3.16 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 65 $3.16 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add.. Lot 66 $3.16 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 67 $157.76 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add.. Lot 68 $3.16 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add.. Lot 69 $3.16 No. 501—Railroad, Indiana, Bosman Add., Lot 70 $3.16

PERRY TOWNSHIP

No. 134—Gas Co., Gates & Blountsville, Pt. NE Cor N>4, SW Yt, Sec. 9, Twp. 19, Range 11, 20-100 acres $2.00

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP

No. 43—Boguske, Alexander and Bessie B., Hyde Parks, Lot 42 $2.67 No. 162—Davis, William A., NW Cor., NEVi, Sec. 3, Twp. 20, Range 11, 1 acre $20.12 No. 317—Hunter. Eldrige and Madge. Hyde Park, Lot 21 $6.63 No. 595—Scott, Harriette D., Pt. NEV-t, NE>/«, Sec. 16, Twp. 20, Range 11, 3.044 acres $5.74 No. 596—Scott, Harriette D. and Claude B. Williams, Pt. NEVi, NE 1 /* SeC. 16, Twp. 20. Range 11, 1.066 acres $2.89

DELAWARE TOWNSHIP

No. 159—Gas Well Co., Cleveland, 31x60’. NW Cor., NW, Sec. 24, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.13

TOWN OF ALBANY

No. 10—Arnold, Denzel E. and Carol E., A. L. Co. Sub., Lots 17, 19, Block IT $68 82 No. 163—Cunningham, Victor. Blnnegars 1st Add., E. end except E. 35 ft. Lot 1, Block S $4.15

No. 455—Metzger. Talford A., A. L. Co., Lots 1, 3, Block 27 $45.90 CITY OF MUNCIE

CLASS A.

No. 67—Allen, Lon and Viola, E. V. A. Add., 5 31’ 10 ’, Lot 11 $50.56 No. 91—American Town Lot Co., Rosernout Add., Let 383 $10.18 No. 613—Baker, Claude and Mildred, G. 6 L. Sub., Lot 8, Block 8 t39.77 No. 706—Baria, Miguel L., G & O. Sub., Lot 9, Block 174 $26.67 No. 729—Barnett, Iva, & U. L. Co., 2nd Add.. Lot IS, Biock 19 $66.51 No. 939—Bird, Sctward, Burlington Hgts.-Ex-S’ 51’, Lot 265 $13.55 No. 939—Bir;., Eduard, Burlington Hgts., Lot 266 $51.14 No. t::—Bishop, W. Webster and Louisa EvG.’U, \ai. iru Add., S 23’, Lot 46, if 6’, Lot 47 $213.31 No. ‘jj&—Bixicr, Mary H. and Joseph, Wat. & P. Tr., Lot 7, Biock 248, $20.29 No. 958—Bixler, Mary H. and Joseph, Wat. o; P. Tr., Lot 8, Block 248, $20.30 No. ICC.—Buokout, Robert F. and Mamie, Pt. SE, SE, See. 21, Twp. 20, Range 10, .19 aede $79.55 No. 1251—Brown, John and Marie, Sub. Dungaa Tr., Lot 15, Block 287, $5.96 No. 1261—Brown, John and Marie, Sub. Dunj, un ur., Lot 16, Block 287, $50.75 No. 1530—Baffin, Jas. F. and Effie, T. H. K. 1st Aad., Lot 6 $11.86 No. 1330—Buffin, Jas. F. and Effie. T. H. K. 1st Add., Lot 7 $38.01 No. 1379—Burnett, Oscar S. and Mamie, R. M. Ball, Lot 25, Block 6 $16.69 No. 1412—Burton, Allan R. and Janice, W. L. Co. 1st Add., Lot 162 $71.40

»» . XJ. J.OO xxvi vt., xuvy L u tpik.iu No. 2703—Campbell, Myrtle K., Pt. SWon Madison St., Sec. 22, Twp. 20, Range 10. .17 acre $40.92

No. 2734—Carldan, Edith Hortense, Kir. 3rd. E 29’, Lot 6, Block 21 $140.63 No. 2867—Charlton. Norman and Pearl, Pt. W sd. NW, Sec. 21, Twp. 20, Range 10, .282 acre $23.58 No. 2945—Claspell, Jas. W., Walls 2nd., Lot 41 $96.36 No. 3146—Cooper, Daisy A., Westside, Lot 3, Block 12 $104.64 No. 3263—Cranor. Frederick, Gal. Sub., S’i Lot -947, 948 $101.28 No. 3336—Crusius, Jesre L„ T. H. K. 1st Add., Lots 7, 8. Block 8 $437.63 No. 3388—Curts, Fay G., R & U. L. Co. 1st.. Lot 13. Block 32 $11.71 No. 4651—Day, Elizabeth, Chase Add., Lot 139 $16.69 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., W. & P. Tr., Lot 6, Block 241 $12.91 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G <Sc O. Sub.. Lot 8. Block 46 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff. Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 9, Block 46 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F.. G & O. Sub., Lot 10. Block 46 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 11, Block 46 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F.. G & O. Sub.. Lot 12, Block 46 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F.. G & O. Sub.. Lot 13. Block 46 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff. Benj. F.. G & O. Sub.. Lot 7, Block 47 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 12. Block 47 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff. Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 7, Block 50 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Shb.. Lot 8, Block 50 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub.. Lot 9, Block 50 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff. Benj. F.. G & O. Sub., Lot 10, Block 50 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F„ G & O. Sub.. Lot 11. Block 50 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 12, Block 50 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F.. G & O. Sub., Lot 7, Block 51 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff. Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 8, Block 51 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 9, Block 51 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 10, Block 51 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 11, Block 51 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F„ G & O. Sub., Lot 12, Block 51 $15.09 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., G & O. Sub.. Lot 14. Block 132 $25.30 No. 4664—Deardorff. Beni. F., G & O. Sub., Lot 15. Block 132 *25.29 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F., Walls 2nd Add.. Lot 191 $22.04 No. 4664—Deardorff, Benj. F„ G & O. Sub., Lot 12, Block 43 $15.09 No. 4669—Dearinger. David and Susie, R. M. Ball. Lot 8, Block 3 $15.35 No. 4711—Denlinger, John L., Austin Hgts., Lot 17, Block 15 $9.36 No. 4788—Dillie. Omer, Sub. Witt Tr.. Lot 3, Block 12 $11.87 No. 4807—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Belmont Add.. Lot 159 $10.25 No. 4807—Dodge, N. P. Corp., Belmont Add., Lot 232 $10.25 No. 4912—Duffy, Edward, Winton PI.. SE 80x25. Lot 101 $23.17 No. 4921—Dull, Edna A., Broyles Sub.. N 30’. Lots 1, 2 $267 47 No. 5643—Edwards. Robert P. and Cordia, Gal. 4th, N% Lot 48 $60.19 No. 5654—Eley, Carl K. and Maxine. Witt Tr.. Lot 13. Block 12 $115.03 No. 5690—Elton, Roy O., A. E. Boyce Add.. Lot 12. Block 7 $12.93 No. 6742 — Galliher, Edw. and Grace, 82x122 Pt. SE Sec. 15, Twp. 20, Ranee 10. .24 acre $171.93 No. 6755—Garner, Edith H., Burlington Hgts., Lot 297 $18.70 No. 6838—Gibson, Clara M., A. E. Boyce Add., Lot 8, Block 7 $16.66 No. 6910—Glaser, Wm. H. and Herman R. Taylor. Columbia Hgts.. Lot 76 $118.51 No. 6921—Glenn, Wm. and Lillian, S. Freeman Add., S 40x32, Lot 5, $11.46 No. 7110—Grimes, A. Lee and Catherine, H. C. Martin, Lot 3, Block 11. $137.95 No. 7815—Hahn, Jessie J. and Esther L., G. & O. Sub., Lot 3, Block 67. $84.10 No. 7821—Haines, Martha E„ R. & W. L. Co.. 1st Add., Lot 7. Block 20 $4.66 No. 7886—Hammer, Lawrence E. and Leona J., Burlington Hgts., Lot 224 $17.76 No. 7948—Harner, John S. and Margaret, Gal. Sub.. Lot 965 $159.34 No. 8349—Holden, Daisy, H. W. & F.. Lot 9 $27.86 No. 8563—Hubbard, Elmer and Jane C.. Burlington Hgts., Lot 218 $67.66 No. 8563—Hubbard, Elmer and Jane C., Burlington Hgts., Lot 219 *9.91

No. 8671—Hutson, Lester P. and Ray E„ Gal. Sub., Lot 808 $25.69 No. 10667—Ktar, WiIUs and Zetah, Wm. Harris Add., Lot 2, Block H $81,47 No. 10675—Keen, Harrv C. and Evelyn P., Neely Add., Lots 1, 2. Block- 6 $172.18 No. 10735—Kennedy, Robert P. and Betty L., Pollock Add., S 42’, Lot 17 $84.91 No. 10910—Kost, Joseph I„ Walls 2nd Add., Lot 142 $9.71 No. 10910—Kost, Joseph I„ Walls 2nd Add., Lot 143 $9.71 No. 10910—Kost, Joseph I., Walls 2nd Add., Lot 144 $9.71 No. 10910—Kost, Joseph I., Walls 2nd Add., Lot 145 $9.70 No. 11431—Laughlin, Fay and Emily, Gal. Sub., Lot 292 $51.17 No. 11434—Law, James L., W. L. Co. 1st. Add., Lot 9, Block 32 $31.90 No. 11582—Litchfield, Nellie A.. N & S. Add., Lot 6 $145.68 No. 11644—Lowery. Martha A., W. L. Co. 1st. Add., Lot 13, Block 46 $31.10 No. 11650—Lucas, Annie and John and Lucille Williams, W. L. Co. 1st. Add.. Lot 2, Block 26 *47.38 No. 12320—McCormiok, Thomas Kirby, V/. L. Co. 1st. Add., Lot 4, Block 2 $5.68 No. 12346—McDonald, Robert F. and Mary E.. W. L.. Co. 1st. Add., Lot 10, Block 11 $8.63 No. 12346—McDonald, Robert F. and Mary E., W. L. Co. 1st. Add. Lot 11, Block 11 $8.63 No. 12992—Meeks, Louisa Catherine, M. Y Add., Lot 4 $313.87 No. 12992—Meeks, Louisa Catherine, M. Y. Add., E 25', Lot 3 $90.44 No. 13173—Million, Eliza, W. L. Co. 1st. Lot 1. Block 17 $8.73 No. 13173—Million, Eliza, W. L. Co. let. Lot 2, Block 17 $8.73 No. 13173—Million. Eliza. W. L. Co. 1st. Lot 3, Block 17 $8.73 No. 13173—Million, Eliza, W. L. Co. 1st. Lot 4, Block 17 $8.73 No. 13173—Million. Eliza, W. L. Co. 1st. Lot 5, Block 17 $8.73 No. 13173—Million. Eliza, W. L. Co. 1st. Lot 6, Block 17 $8.73 No. 13307—Morgan, Bernie B.. and Irene, W. L. CO., Lot 10, Block 27 $40.96 No. 13521—Muncie Federal Sav. & Loan, W. L. CO.. Lot 6, Block 60 $27.22 No. 13807—Murphy, Mildred H.. Sub. Dungan Tr., Lots 4, 5, 6, Block 250 $24.14 Nt>. 13842—Mutual Home & Savings Assn., NW . Cor., Sec. 21, Twp. 20, Range 10, .49 acre $77.41 No. 13951—Mutual Home & Savings Assn., W. L. Co. 1st., Lot 5, Biock S3 $57.59 No. 14058—Mutual Home & Savings Assn.. Witt Tr., Lot 8, Block 8 $69.08 No. 14060—Mutual Home & Savings Assn., S. T. N. Add., Lot 5 Block 8 *150.20 No. 14061—Mutual Home & Savings Assn.. P. 2nd. Add.. EVa, Lot 20 $178.30 No. 15254—Nettles. Hezekiah and Ida. W. L. Co., 1st., Lot 7, Block 66 $58.91 No. 15334—Northcutt, Harvev B. and Della Pt. S 1 * NEVi, Sec. 15, Twp. 20, Range. 10, 15-100 $89.67 No. 15642—Oldham, Sue and Leonard. H. L. Add., S42 1 / 2 ’. Lot 15 $32.81 No. 15913—Patterson, Jas. 8. and Doris C.. Belmont, Lot 40 $56.21 No. 13976—Pennington, Orville D.. Sub. Dungan Tr., Lot 7. Block 250 *6.40 No. 16054—Phillips, Theodore, W. L. Co. 1st., Lot 11, Block 40 *15.63 No. 16054—Phillips, Theodore, W. L. Co. 1st, Lot 13 SB.38 No. 16055—Phillips. Theodore, W. L. Co. 1st.. Lot 14. Block 34 $62.37 No. 16180—Powell. Stanton, W. L. Co. l*t., Lot 13, Block 61 $8.64 No. 16976—Rees. Homer, W. & P. Tr.. Lot 5, Block 230 $29.09 No. 17079—Rishison, Frank A., Burlington Hgts. Lot #3 $9.70 No. 17230—Rosinskl, Jerry and May, Chase Add.. Lot 169 $19.47 No. 17265—Roush, Guy O., G 4f O Sub., Xot 2, Block 177 $24.59 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1173 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside, Lot 1174 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. v Lot 1175 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1176 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. Westside. Lot 1177 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1178 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1179 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1180 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1181 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1182 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1183 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1184 $8.08 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana, Westside. Lot 1185 $8.08 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside, Lot 1186 $8.08 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1187 $8.08 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1188 $8.08 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1189 $8.08 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1190 $8.08 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1201 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1202 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1?03 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1204 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1205 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1206 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1207 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1208 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1223 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Ex. SE TRI Cor.. Lot 1224 $2.70 No. 17340^—Railroad. Indiana. Westside. Ex. N. Pt.. Lot 1231 *2.17 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1232 *2.70 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1233 $2.70 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1234 12.70

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No. 17340—Railro- -ndtana, Westside, Lot 1235 *2.17 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. SE Cor., Lot 1236 *1.65 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana, Westside, NE Cor., Lot 1237 *1.65 No. 17346—Railroad, Indiana, Westside, SE Cor., Lot 1238 *2.70 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. Westside. NW Cor., Lot 1247 *1.65 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside, TRI SE Cor., Lot 1248 *1.65 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside, Ex. Tr., NW Cor. Lot 1249 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1250 *3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside,

Lot„ 1251

$3.78

No. F<340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1252 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1253 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1254 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1255 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. Westsld

Lot 1256

de. .26

No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana, Westside, Lot 1257 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside

Lot 1258

$3.78

17340—Railroad. Indiana, Westside.

Lot 1259

$3.78

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside.

Lot 1260

$3.78

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Exc. NW Cor.. Lot 1261 $2.70 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside, SE TRI Cor., Lot 1262 $1.65 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. TRI NW Cor., Lot 1263 $1.65 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Exc. TRI SE Cor., Lot 1264 $2.70

Ex. NW Cor., Lot 1271 $2.17 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1272 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1273 43.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside.

Lot 1274

$3.78

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1275 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1276 *3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, » Westside. Lot 1277 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside.

Lot 1278

*3.26

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside.

Lot 1279

$3.26

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside.

Lot 1280

*3.26

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1281 *3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside,

Lot 1282

$3.78

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1283 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1284 *3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside.

Lot 1285

$3.26

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1286 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. SE TRI Cor.. Lot 1287 $1.65 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. TRI SE Cor., Lot 1299 $1.65 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1300 $2.70 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1301- *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1302 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1303 *3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside

Lot 1304

*3.78

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1305 *3.78 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana, Westside. Lot 1306 $3.78 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1307 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1308 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside.

Lot 1323

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana.

Lot 1324

$3.26

Westside.

*4.84

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1325 $4.84

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana,

Lot 1326

*4.8

Westside.

*3.26

No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1327 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1328 *4.84 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1329 *4.84 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1330 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana, Westside. NE Cor. Lot 1331 $1.65 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. Westside. SW Cor. TRI.. Lot 1333 *1.63 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. West-side. Lot 1335 $2.17 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. Westside. Ex. NE TRI. Cor. tat 1336 *2.70 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1337 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1338 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. Westside. Lot 1339 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westsld* Lot 1340 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1341 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. Lot 1342 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana. Westside. ' Lot 1343 *3.26 No. 17340—Railroad, Indiana, Westside. Lot 1344 $3.26 No. 17340—Railroad. Indiana. Westside. Alley Ad). Lots 1323. 1324 1325, 1326. 1327. 1328. 1329, 1330 $4.84 No. 18173—Schwer, Frank, R. & U. L. Co.. 1st Add.. Lot 4, Block 5 *5.93 No. 18173—Schwer, Frank, R. & U. L. Co.. 1st Add., Lot 5, Block 6 *5.93 No. 18173—Schwer. Frank. R. & U. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 6, Block 6 *5.93 No. 18173—Schwer, Frank. R. & U. L. Co.. 1st Add., Lot 7. Block 6 *5.93 No. 18173—Schwer, Frank, R. & U. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 8, Block 6 *5.93 No. 18173—Schwer, Frank. R. & U. L. Co., 1st Add.. Lot 9. Block 6 *5.93 No. 18173—Schwer, Frank. R. & U. L. Co., 1st Add.. Lot 10, Block 6 *5.93 No. 18173—Schwer, Frank. R. c; U. L. Co.. lat Add.. Lot 19. Block « *10.27

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No. 18173—Schwer, Prank, R. M XJ. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 20, Block 6 *10.27 No. 18173—Schwer, Prank, R. St U. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 21, Block 6 *10.28 No. 18327—Seller*, Josephine, Gray Add., Lot 18 *115.08 No. 18251—Shaffner, Elmer A. and Harriett McConnellville 1st Add.j Lot 20. Block 10 *15.63 No. 18382—Shough, Wm. H„ Dungan Tr. Lot 15, Block 288 *7.54 No. 18485—Skillen-Moore-Sample, Inc., R. & U. L. Co., 1st Add. Lot 10, Block 26 *11.63 No. 18485—Skillen-Moore-Sample, Inc., R. & U. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 12, Block 26 *4.61 No. 18485—Skillen-Moore-Sample, Inc., R. Sc U. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 24, Block 26 *8.66 No. 18506—Slinger, Emma, Kirby 3rd Add., N. 47 ft. 5 in., Lot 5, Block 19 $95.26 No. 18830—Sterling, Andrew, W. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 14, Block 49 8.63 No. 18830—Sterling, Andrew, W. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 6, Block 50 $8.63 No. 18842—Stewart, Ira & Mildred, R. & U. L. Co., Lot 20, Black 19 $20.35 No. 19108—Storer, O. W.. McConnellsvlUe. Lot 21 *11.73 No. 19137—Storer, O. W„ Walls 2nd Add., Lot 68 $117.51 No. 19155—storer, O. W„ W. L. Co., 1st Add.. Lot 14, Block 38 *36.67 No. 19305—Syphers, Lawrence, Haines & Ruley Sub. Lot 1 *25.70 No. 20764—Thomas, Stella, Pt. S., S. E. Sec. 4, Twp. 20, Range 10. .56 acre $96.27 No. 20790—Thompson, Smith Jr. & Jewel, Gal. Sub. Lot 319 $66.42 No. 20817—Thornburg. Ninnie. W. L. Co., 1st Add.,' Lots 13, 14, Block 6 $33.61 No. 20944—Turner, Fred G., Cof. 1st Add., Pt. E. Lot 3, Block 3 $363.72 No. 20967—Tuttle, C. Mildred, R. &&. U. L. Co., 1st Add., Lot 15, Block 6 ' *8.59 No. 21594—Vahdegriff, Verlin St Viola, Arcadia, Lot 17, Block D $25.74 No. 21607—VanMatre, Virgil & Alice K., 3rd Add., E. % Lot 6. Block 19 *253.44 No. 22151—Wilcox, Ray D. & Ellla, R. M. Ball Add.. Lot 1, Block 4 $12.46 No. 22154—Wiles, John & Maggie, Wat. & Pr. Tr., Lot 2, Block 308 $22.72 No. 22195—Williams, Leotis & Mary J., W. L. Co. 1st Add., Lot 13, Block 50 *52.13 No. 22271—Wilson, Jos. H. & Jesselyn, Burlington Heights, Lot 35 *72.27 No. 22323—Witt. Nellie, S. P. A., Ex. W. 50 ft., Lot 4. Block 4 *304.48 No. 22356—Wood, Florence, W. L. Co.. 1st Add.. Lot 6, Block 67 $19.36 No. 22398—Wright. Mnnnle H„ Wm. Harris, Lot 15, Block E. $51.54 CLASS B. THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE WHICH HAS BEEN ADVERTISED AND OFFERED FOR SALE FOR ANY 2 YEARS OR MORE AND REMAINING UNSOLD. CENTER TOWNSHIP. No. 1500—Lane. Mary L., Morningside, Lot 460 $25.23 HAMILTON TOWNSHIP. No. 494—Richardson, Byron and Robert, N. E., S. E., Sec. 16, Twp. 21, Range 10, 40 Acres $216.53 CLASS B. No. 587—Bagley, Robert Lee, Burlington Heights, Lot 78 *8.51 No. 587—Bagley, Robert Lee, Burlington Heights, Lot 79 $8.51 No. 6828—Germanos, Nellie B. Anderson, E. C. A. 1st Add., W. 41 by 8. 40 ft. Lot 3 $76.93 No. 10906—Koons, Thos. B. & Maude A., Burson’s Sub., pt. Lot 4, Block 1 *101.69 No. 10915—Kramer, Harry A. St Marie, Falrview M. Gray 1st Add., Lot 4 $28.36 No. 10923—Kreigbaum, George D., W. L. Co. 1st Add., Pk. PI., Lot 125 $11.38 No. 18154—Schultz, Emil R. P., W. L. Co. 1st Add., Lot 2. Block 61 $10.01 CLASS C. THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE UPON WHICH TAXES HAVE BEEN UNPAID AND DELINQUENT FOR FIVE YEARS OR MORE AT THE TIME OF THE PASSAGE OF THE ACTS OF 1941. SALEM TOWNSHIP. No. 252—Pindling, Francis C., N. sd E. SE. 66x548 feet, Sec. 12, Twp. 19. Range 8. .83 Acre *2.59 HARRISON TOWNSHIP. No. 246—Gas Co., Bolt Nat., 50x50 feet, SW r . Cor. SE 1 /., SE'/4, Sec. 30, Twp. 21, Range 9, .06 Acre *3.01 No. 527—Oil Co.. N. Y. Sc Western Con., NW. Cor. WVa, NE 1 /*, SW’A, Sec. 2, Twp. 21. Range, 9, .06 Acre $2.99 No. 527—Oil Co., N. Y. & Western Con., Pt. 8. End, WMi, NE 1 /*, Sec. 23. Twp. 21, Range 9, .06 Acre $2.99 No. 527—011 Co., N. Y. & Western con., NE Cor. SE‘A NE 1 /*, Sec. 23, Twp. 21. Range 9. .06 Acre $2.99 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. No. 16—Beuoy. Mack. SE Cor. SE SE. Sec. 9, Twp. 22. Range 9. .11 Acre $2.60 CENTER TOWNSHIP. No. 1011—Gas Co.. Mfg. Nat.. 50x100 feet, NW Cor. NW. Sec. 1. Twp. 20. Range 10. .11 Acre *6.87 No. 1011—Gas Co., Mfg. Nat., 2x6 rds., Pt. E. NW, Sec. 1. Twp. 2o, Range 10, .15 Aqre $6.87 No. 1011—Gas Co., Mfg. Nat., 25x25 feet, * Pt, W. NW. Sec. 12. Twp. 20. Range 10. ;02 Acre $3.98 No. 1011—Gas Co., Mfg. Nat., 2x6 Rds, SW Cor. SE, Sec. 36. Twp. 21. Range 10. .07 Acre $6.87 No. 1012—Gas Co, Muncie Farmer Nat, Pt. NW, Sec. 35, Twp. 21, Range 10. .20 Acre $6.85 No. 1948—011 Co, N. Y. Sc Western. Pt. W. S. E. Pt., Sec. 20. Twp., 20, Range 10, .04 Acre $8.62 No. 1948—011 Co., N. Y. & Western. Pt, SE, NE. Sec. 30, Twp. 20, Range 10. .06 Acre *16.14 HAMILTON TOWNSHIP. No. 217—Gas Co, Citizens. Pt. NW. Sec. 2. Twp. 21. Range 10. .03 Acre $2.89 UNION TOWNSHIP. No. 295—011 Co.. N. Y. Sc Western Con., 2x4 Rds., SW Cor. SW. Sec. 28, Twp. 22, Range 10, .06 Acre $2.33 EATON. No. 535—Russell. Sarah A, Pt, SW. Sec. 23. Twp. 22, Range 10. .05 Acre $2.07 LIBERTY No. 261—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat., Pt. W. Pt. Frac. NW 1 /*. 2x6 Rds., Sec. 6. Twp. 20. Range 11, .07 Acre No. 261—Gas Co.. Mfg. Nat, Pt. SW. Pt, SW 1 /*, SE 1 /*. Sec. 6. Twp. 20, Range 11, .12 Acre No. 261—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, Pt. NE 1 /*. Sec. 6, Twp. 20. Range II. .02 Acre

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NO. 261—Gas co„ Mfg, Nat.. 20x20 feet. Pt. N. Sd, NE 1 /*. Sec. *1. Twp. 21, Range 11. .01 Acr# No. 261—Gas CO, Mfg. Nat, 20x20 feet, Ft. W ‘/a, NE 1 /*, sec. 81. Twp. 21. Range 11, .01 Acre No. 261—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 5 Tracts Ea. 20x26 NW 1 /*, Sec. 31, Twp. 21. Range 11, .05 Acre No. 261-Gas Co.. Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet. Pt. SE 1 /*, Sec. 31, Twp. 21. Range 11. .02

Acre

No. 261-Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 20x20 feet, W'/a, SEy*. NW 1 /*. Sec. 32, TWP. 21, Range 11, .02 Acre No. 261—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, Pt. NE 1 /*, NW 1 /* Sec. 32, Twp. 21, Range 11. .02

Acre

No. 261—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 40x40 feet, Pt. Ey a , SW 1 /*, Sec. 12, Twp. 20, Ra«ge ii 04 Acre «pO.Ov No. ’262—Gas Co, Mt. Pleasant. Pt. SW 1 /*, SE 1 /*, Sec. 35. Twp. 21, Range 11, .02 Acre yo No. 263—Gas CO, Mt. Tabor Co-Op, Pt. NW 1 /*, NW 1 /*, Sec. 20, Twp. 20, Range 11.

01 Acre

No. 264—Gas Co.. Prairie Crk. Nat, Pt. SE 1 /*, SW 1 /*. Sec. 28, Twp. 20. Range 11, .04 Acre * 2 9f>

DELAWARE TOWNSHIP.

No 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 25x25 feet. Ft, NE Cor SE. Sec. 8. Twp. 21, Range

$z.oo

No 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 20x20 feet, Pt. SW. SE, Sec. 16, Twp. 21. Range

$2.00

No. 158—Gas Co., Mfg. Nat., 20x20 feet, Pt. SE. SE. Sec. 16, Twp. 21. R ange No U 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat., 25x25 feet, Pt SW, SE, Sec. 16. Twp., 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, Pt. Frac. N. NW, Sec. 19. Twp. 21, Range 11 $3.09 No 158—Gas Co. Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, SW. Cor. SE. Sec. 19, Twp. 21, Range

No 11 158—Gas Co. Mfg. Nat, suxau xeei, SE, Cor. SE, Sec. 19, Twp. 21, R ^ge N® U 158—Gas Co., Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, NW, Cor SE. Sec 19, Twp. 21, Range H $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet SE Cor. N„ SW, NE. Sec. 19. Twp. 21, Range 11 „ „„ t 2 - 8 ® No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, SE. Cor. NE. SW, Sec. 20, Twp. 21. Range ^ $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co., Mfg. Nat.. 30x30 feet, NW, Cor. NW. SW, Sec. 20. Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, SW, Cor. Sec. 21, Twp. 21. Gang 11, $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 25x25 feet, Pt. N. NW. Sec. 21. Twp. 2i Range 11, $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, SW. Cor, Sec. 21, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co. Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, NE, Cor. SE. SW, Sec. 21. Twp. 21 Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co. Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, NW, Cor. SE, Sec. 21, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co. Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, NE, Cor. SW, SE, Sec. 21, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co. Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, NW, Cor. NE, Sec. 21, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co. Mfg. Nat, 30x30 feet, SE. Cor. SW. Sec. 21, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co,, Mfg. Nat, 25x25 Pt, Pt. W. W. NE. NE. Sec. 22, Twp. 21, Range 11 . *2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 25x25 Ft, Pt. NW, SE, Sec. 22, Twp. 21, Range 11 *2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 25x25 Ft, Pt. NW, SE, Sec. 22, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 20x20 Ft, Pt. S, NW. Sec. 29. Twp. 21. Range 11. $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 30x30 Ft, SW, Cor. N. NW, NE, Sec. 29, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 20x20 Ft. Pt, NE. SE. Sec. 30, Twp. 21, Riange 11, $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 20x20 Ft, Pt. NE, SE, Sec. 30, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mtg. Nat, 20x20 Ft, Pt, NW. SE. Sec. 30. Twp. 21. Range 11, $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat., 30x30 Ft, NW, Cor. NW, Sec. 30, Twp. 21, Range 11, $2.86 No. 158—Gas Co, Mfg. Nat, 30x30 Ft, NE, Cor. SE. NW, Sec. 30, Twp. 21, Range 11 $2.86 No. 264—Meeks & Hamitton, Pt. S„ N, E. Sec. 3, Twp, 21, Range 11, 1 Acre $8.07 No. 316—Oil Co, Radium, Pt. NE, NW, Sec. 22, Twp. 21. Range 11. .02 acre $2.82 No. 370—Ross F. Omar Sc Sarah E. & William Henry Haynes (Life Estate) pt. SE. S’E, Sec. 2. Twp. 21. Range 11, .48 acre $3.67

CITY OF MUNCIE.

No. 723—Barnes, Mary Hofherr, Pt. N. E., N. W, Sec. 23, Twp. 20, Range 10, .31 acre $6.85 No. 1094—Boyce, Laura A, Pt. S. E. cor. Wash & Pt. S. E. sec. 10, Twp. 20, Range 10, .02 acre $84.08 No. 3261—Cranor, Clifton & Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub. Lot 241 $39.20 No. 3261—Cranor, Clifton & Walter Nelson. Gal. Sub, Lot 242 $39.20 No. 3261—Cranor, Clifton & Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 243 $39.20 No. 3261—Cranor, Clifton Sc Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 244 $39.20 No. 3261—Cranor, Clifton <fe Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 245 $39.20 No. 3261—Cranor. Clifton Sc Walter Nelson. Gal. Sub, Lot 246 *39.20 No. 3261—cranor, Clifton & Walter Nelson. Gal. Sub, Lot 247 $39.20 No. 3261—Cranor. Clifton & Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, % Vac. Alley Adj. Lots 243.

244

No. 3261—Cranor. Clifton Sc Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Vac. Alley Adj. Lots 245, 246 $6.70 No. 3261—Cranor. Clifton & Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Vi Vac. Lincoln St, adj. Lot 246 19.22 No. 3261—Cranor. Clifton Sc Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Vi Vac. Alley, adj. Lots 342,

343

No. 3261—Cranor, CUUun J* Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lots, 344. 345 No. 3261—Cranor. Clifton Sc Walter Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lots 346, 348 No. 3261—Cranor, Clifton St Walter Nelson. Gal. Sub, Lot 349 $9.87 No. 3263—Cranor, Frederick, Gal. Sub.. Lot 453 $173.84 No. 3263—Cranor, Frederick. Gal. Sub, Lot 454 *88.93

$2.86

Nat, 30x30 feet,

Legal Notice

No. 3263—Cranor, ftnderfck, CCT Sub, Lot 455 *1,496.92 No. 3263—Cranor, Frederick, Oai. Sub, Lot 456 *88.93 No. 3263—Craaor, Frederick, Gal. Sub, No. 457 $103.1* No. 3263—Cranor, Frederick, Gal. Sub, Lot 458 $128.60 No. 3263—Cranor, Frederick, Gal. Sub, Lot 459 $128.60 No. 3263—Cranor, Frederick, Gal. Sub, Vi vac. alley adj. Lots 453, 454 $8.96 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson. Gal. Sub, Lot 249 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 250 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 251 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick go Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 252 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal, Sub, Lot 253 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 254 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 255 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor. Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 256 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. S'ub, Lot 257 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 258 $56.40 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick St Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 259 $56.40 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick St Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 260 $56.40 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 261 $56.40 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 262 $56.40 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 342 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 343 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 344 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 345 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 346 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 347 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 348 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 349 $39.20

No.

Fo. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 353 $39.20 Fo. 3264—Cranor. Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 354 $39.20

Fo. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 355 Fo. 3264—Cranor, Frederick

No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L.

_ . _ . - - — $39.20

No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L.

Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 356 $39.20

No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L.

Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 357 $39.20

No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L.

Nelson, Gal. sub. Lot 358 $56.40

No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 359 *56.40 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick & Walter L.

Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 36O $56.40 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick 6s Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Lot 444 $39.20 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Va alley adj. Lots 249 250, 251 $6.70 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L.

ro. 3264—cranor, Frederick sc waiter l. Nelson, Gal. Sub, V4 alley adj. Lots 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262 $15.45 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, y 2 alley adj. Lots 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 458, 459 $38.29 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, % Lincoln St, adj. Lot 252 $18.85 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Vi Lincoln St, adj. Lots 253, 254, 255, 256, 257 $81.61 No. 3264—Cranor. Frederick 6s Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, Va Lincoln St. adj. Lots 346, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357 $104.71 No. 3264—Cranor, Frederick Sc Walter L. Nelson, Gal. Sub, y 2 6th St, adj. Lots 249, 250, 251, 252, 257, 262, 343, 346, 353, 358 $18.63 No. 15246—Nelson, Walter L. 6s CUfton Cranor, Gal. Sub, Lot 350 $34.08 No. 15246—Nelson, Walter L. 6c CUfton Cranor, Gal. Sub, Lot 351 $34.08 No. 15246—Nelson, Walter L. Sc CUfton Cranor, Gal. Sub, Lot 352 $34.08 No. 15246—Nelson, Walter L. 6s CUfton Cranor, Gal. Sub, Lot 441 $34.08 No. 15246—Nelson, Walter L. 6s CUfton Cranor, Gal. Sub, Lot 442 $34.08 15246—Nelson, Walter L. 6s CUfton

Cranor, Gal. Sub, Lot 443 No. 15246—Nelson, Walter

$34.08

L. 6s CUfton

■anor, Gal. Sub, J /a vac. alley adj. Lots 350, 351, 352 $4.00 No. 15246—Nelson, Walter L. 6s CUfton Cranor, Gal. Sub, % vac. Lincoln St, adj. Lot 352 $16.54 No. 15654—Olmstead, Jas. B, H. 6s L. Add, 5. 2 ft. Lot 22 *3.74 No. 17145—Roberts, Ethan, Chase Add, Lot 234 $52.86 No. 17337—Ryman, Mary Elizabeth, R. W. Sc S„ Lot 13, Block 3 $68.35 No. 18584—Smith, Joseph E, Witt Tr, Lot 6, Block 10 $50.16 No. 18919—Storer, O. W, W. L. Co, 1st Add, Lot 12. Block 60 $17.67 No. 19105—Storer, O. W„ Wat. 6s Pr. Tr, Lot 6. Block 263 $23.62 No. 19136—Storer, O. W, R. M. Ball, Lot 6, Block 2 $22.48 No. 19151—Storer, O. W.. Unlv. Add. V4 Reeves St, adj. Lot 10, Block 1 $102.87 No. 19275—Swank, R)oy W, W. L. Co, 1st Add, Lot 10. Block 49 $46.24 No. 20734—The United Baptist Church. Burlington Heights, Lot 272 $20.05 No. 20882—Traynor, Pearl, McConnellsvlUe 1st Add, Lot 16, Block 10 $9.39 No. 21808—Wall, H. C. R„ Dungan Tr, N. 1 ft. 1 in. Lot 14, Block 288 $17.72 No. 21838—Walsh, Francis W. 6s Monica, G. Sc L. Sub, Lot 7, Block 46 $32.28 No. 21984—Weisse, Louise M, Sub. Witt Tr, Lot 1, Block 8 $72.52 I. SAMUEL L. CUNNINGTON, AUDITOR, in and for said County, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct list of lands and lots returned delinquent by LESTER E. HOLLOWAY, TREASURER, of

said County, for the year 1941 and former years, and that each tract of land and each town lot is hereby described as th#

same Is described in the tax duplicates of

said County for the year 1944.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hay#

1 “ ^ y hand and official seal la

17th day W

hereunto set

icle, I

March, 1944

Muncie

set my r hdiana,

this the

SAMUEL L. CUNNINGTON, Auditor Delaware County. IBdi'an*.

PRIMARY (Continued from Page One) recent election in this district. The total vote cast was 29,000 less than in 1942, 46,000 less than in 1938, and 90,000 less than in the presidential election of 1940. In the 1942 congressional election, in which the Republicans made gains, the vote was light in all districts. In the ten special elections which have occurred since then and in the state elections of 1943, the vote, as a rule, has been even lighter. Thus, the Republican trend of the last two years has been established by a shrinking total vote. This poses two, troublesome questions for the political leaders of both parties. First, will voters who took NO part in the elections of 1942, 1943 and early 1944, flock to the polls in November, 1944? Second, will they divide approximately as those who voted in 1942, 1943 and early 1944 divided? These Colorado figures cause the results of by-elections to be discounted and a dubious index of the outcome of the November election . War migration has disfranchised thousands of workers. Few service men and women voted during the past two years, and certainly the labor vote will be larger this year than in any election since 1940. The surveys which reveal that thousands fail to vote, although even eligible, are a direct challenge to party organizations to get the voters to the polls. Unless thousands of voters in Indiana act before April 3 they are going to let the primary election pass without being able to participate therein. Too m any voters have assumed the attitude that the primary election is not important, but that the major objective is to vote in the general election. There is more to a primary election than the nominating of candidates for county offices. In addition delegates to the state convention and precinct committeemen will be elected. Since these positions pay no salary voters are often times caught regarding them of little import nnce and giving little thought as to how they vote. Rut the truth is such positions

are of great importance. The delegates to the state convention will have a voice in nominating candidates for United States Senator, for Governor and other state offices. At the same time the delegates will play an important part in making nominations for the presidency since the conventions name the delegates to the national conventions. At the same time the precinct committeemen compose the working parts of the two county organizations. Delegates to the convention and precinct committeemen may be at the bottom of the ballot, but they loom large as important parts of the primary system. Voters are urged to exercise their right of franchise in the primary as well as the general election. BAYS’ (Continued from Page One) duty as citizens at this crucial time is to exert every effort and give full cooperation to the winning of the war as speedily as possible—to secure a just and a lasting peace, and establish security for our returning soldiers and the citizens at home. Next to this obligation we can make no finer contribution to our state and nation than to fully participate in political action. So often I hear someone say, “I have no time for politics.” In my opinion that is the most dangerous philosophy that could enter the minds of a free people. What we need, at this important time in our nation's history, is for every citizen of voting age to register, fully study the records and programs of the political parties and their candidates and then cast his ballot as his conscience directs. INVASION (Continued from Page One) prime Minister Churchill and Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgomery, commander of British invasion armies. The former told American air-

borne forces that they would be | striking at the enemy “soon.” Gen. Montgomery said the longed-for victory and peace is “not so far off” but the end'of the European war might not come until 1945. In the Far East, extensive fighting was in progress in the BurmaIndian border area and within northern Burma. A new Delhi communique announced that British and Indian forces, striking back at Japanese columns which had crossed the border towards the supply base of Imphal, had driven the invaders from three positions covering the ImphalfTiddim road. Allied forces in the southwest Pacific maintained their successful attacks along the northern New Guinea coast. Bombers sank twm more Japanese freighters^, seven mastal vessels and 2 barges trying to reinforce the besieged base of Wewak. Not counting the barges, it made a total of 18 Japanese ships sunk in three attacks in the

last four days. TORIES”

(Continued from Page One) and again in 1943 from assassination at the hands of commercialized agriculture, the bankers and big industrial employers. If it is saved again this year it will be because the same forces rally to its

defense.”—Labor. —o

MAN GETS CO.ED’S JOB.

Pullman, Wash.—A recent stafl change on the Evergreen, student newspaper at Washington state college, was not in keeping with the wartime tradition. A man student, Harry Dooley, succeeded a co-ed, Ruth Thompson of Wellesly, Mass., as sports editor of the paper, o In the Plymouth colony, the governor required each incoming boat to bring one cow for every five colonists to relieve a severe milk shortage. Nine hundred spare parts are needed to keep each General Sherman Army ordnance tank in operation for a year.

Congress Hails Simple Tax Bill Washington, March 24. — The Congressional drive to simplify taxes took another step forward today when Sen. Walter F. George D., Ga., said his Senate Finance Committee plans to ease or eliminate the task of filing quarterly estimates of future income and taxes. He did not disclose details but said the plan was aimed primarily at helping tRose whose incomes are “almost ^ impossible” to forecast—largely professional and commission men whose incomes vary greatly from month to month. At the present time, about 15.000,000 of the nation’s 50,000,000 taxpayers are required to file advance estimates of their earnings and to make quarterly payments on the tax over and above the amount that will be withheld from their wages or salaries. Persons whose estimates are off more than 2 per cent are subject to penalty. George said that many of the 15,000,000 have relatively stable incomes and therefore can file a single estimate without fear of miscalculating. But such persons as commissionmen or doctors, dentists and lawyers, he said, are compelled to file revised estimates because of their fluctuating in-

comes.

He said his committee would attempt to solve this problem unless the House, which soon takes up the simplification plan approved by its ways and means committee last week, solves it first. George praised the House committee’s simplification plan, which appeared to have won almost general approval among congressmen. Committee members said they would have preferred to have set a single graduated rate for all income tax returns but finally decided not to for fear of losing revenus from some 9,000,000 taxpayers and from the income from partially exempt government securitie?. ™'. . Under the committee’s plan, the victory tax has been given the

name “normal tax” at the same three per cent rate and the present normal and surtax combined into a new surtax. Rep. Jere Cooper, D., Tenn., a committee member, said combining all three levies into a single tax rate would have lost revenue from “some 8,000,000 or 9,000,000 taxpayers” on whom the committee does not want to impose a surtax but who would be subject to the new normal tax, just as they now are subject to the victory tax. The house simplification plan, expected to reach the senate in about two or three weeks, would relieve 30,000,000 taxpayers of the job of computing their returns and would simplify the task of the remaining whose annual earnings excede $5,000. One of the major features is adoption of $500 as a basis for all personal exemptions—$500 for a single person, $1,000 for a married couple without children, and $500 for each dependent. Generally speaking, it will mean some increase in taxes for childless married couples but a slight decrease for taxpayers with large families. Ag Supply Bill in ’45 Approved

Washington, March 24. — The house appropriations committee today approved an agricultural department supply ibill of $567,995,779 for the 1945 fiscal year—representing a cut of $93,520,737 from the total requested by the budget

bureau.

The committee achieved $50,000. 000 of the slash by refusing to authorize funds for the idepartment’s school lunch program, recently rejected by the house, and effected another major saving by eliminating a request of $28,500,000 for the Farrrf Security Admin-

istration.

Of the total $567,995,779 approved for the department’s operations in the year beginning July 1, ‘ $535,244,192 was in"direct ap- s propriatipns and $32,751,587 in re-

appropriations. The committee rejected a budget bureau recommendation of $90,000,000 from the permanent departmental appropriations be transferred to various other funds, including one to finance the nowoutlawed school lunch program. It authorized advances of $15,000,000 for farm-tenant loans from the fund of the Reconstruction Finance Corp., but turned down a request of $97,500,000 for rural rehabilitation loans. The Commodity Credit Corporation was voted $5,458,526 and the Federal Farm Mortgage Corp, $8,200,000 for administrative expenses the total of $13,958,527 being a cut of $302,000 below budget estimates. o President Suffers / Severe Head Cold Washington, March 24. — President Roosevelt is sffuering again from a head cold and will remain in his room today, the White House announced. White House Press Secretary Stephen T. Early said Mr. Roosevelt had no fever but was “sneezing during the night and Dr. McIntire advised him to stay in today.” Vice Admiral Ross T. Mclntire, Mr. Roosevelt’s physician, gave the president a treatment for his cold this morning and it was decided to cancell all appointments for the day. Mr. Roosevelt would not hold his regular Tuesday afternoon press and radio conference. —o —-— 86 SEND GOOD TIDINGS

Columbia, S. C. — Mrs. S. K Campbell, West Columbia, S. C., received 86 letters from listening stations over the United States, informing her that a Tokyo broadcast had announced that her brother, Lt. JamPs A. Campbell, was a prisoner of war. - ■ q- .. • - -y;. ---- . BUY WAR BONDS,

Peru, Circus City Loses Famed Title Peru, Ind., March 24. — Peru, once famed as Indiana’s “circus city,” today saw that title become a thing of the past with the sale of 500 acres of land formerly used as winter quarters for major shows to Emil Schram, New York stock exchange president. Only a few of the huge barns which once housed the elephant herds of Wallace-Hagenback and Ringling Brothers were to remain standing. Announcement of the purchase was made by Schram and the consideration was reported to be approximately $100,000. Schram said the rich bottomland between the Mississinewa and Wabash rivers had been purchased as an investment from the Ringling Circus Corporation, its last owners. B. E. Wallace of the Wallace shows purchased the land originally from Gabrief Godfoy, last recognized chief of the Miami Indians some 25 years ago. For years major circuses wintered at the site, training the big “cats” and other acts for tours about the nation during the summer. Many circus performers and officials called Peru their homes. The Ringling interests acquired the land about 15 years ago from the American Circus Corporation and until a few years ago had maintained it for winter quarters. o Bodies Recovered From N. J. River Passaic, N. J., March 24.— Thirteen bodies had been recovered today and between 10 and 16 persons still were missing from the 20-year-old bus which crashed through a bridge railing and plunged into the icy waters of the Passaic river yesterday. Eight bodies were in the bus when it was raised from the river

bottom by a crane late last night. Bodies of the others had been recovered earlier, including that of Walter Leroy Thomas, a pedestrian who was struck by the bus as it went out of control. Seven persons were rescued and were being treated for submersion. The bus, operated by the Cokfort Bus Co., was carrying workers to war plants in Wallington, E. Rutherford, and Woodbridge, N. J., when the driver, Irwin Urbach, Clifton, N. J., lost control as the vehicle skidded on the ice-covered bridge. o James Ott Enters Plea of Innocence Jasper, Ind., March 24. — James Ott, 57, husband of Maude Lucas Otto who was sentenced for arson last week, will face trial April 4 on charges of swindling an insurance company by collecting insurance on an incendiary fire which destroyed his Birdseye, Ind., home. Ott entered a plea of innocent at his arraignment yesterday and Circuit Court Judge Elmer Wood set the trial date. Prosecutor Kenesaw M. Landis dismissed a charge of arson against Ott in Cass circuit court at Logansport yesterday so that he could he brought to trial in Jasper. His wife was sentenced for arson in connection with a fire at the Logansport state hospital where they were attendants. o HASN’T MISSED A DAY.

Ellsworth, Me.—When her husband joined the maritime service, Mrs. Catherine Ladd took over his laundry delivery route. And since that time 15 months ago Mrs. Ladd hasn’t missed a day’s delivery. She figures she covers more than 150 miles a day and about 1,000 miles in a week in her laundry truck. o In the first world war each soldier accepted by the Army had to have a minimum of twelve teeth.