Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 198, Decatur, Adams County, 23 August 1950 — Page 7

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» WJz&S&ssf. xe. mar Kos-aiwiNum jiotivii STATIC OF INDIANA > I ••• <OI MTY er ADAMS I EDWIN MOftttM. > 1.1 mA MOSKM. Rte wfl« > YR JOBS COLLISON KT AL 1 (•«M now th* plaintiffs by O. Otemy Blsrly. their attorney, and file their coaDpUlnt herein together with the affidavit of a competent person that the residence upon dili* gent inquiry, Is unknown of the following named defendants, town :— John Collison, Sarah .Collison, wife; John CalUon, Sarah Callaon, wife; Peter Moser, Cathrlne Moser, wife, John C. Meyer; John Meyer. Elisabeth Meyer. wife; J <» h n C. Meyer*; Adam Gilliom: Elisabeth tUlliom: Adams Gillium, Catharine Moser; Jaoob I'oasairt. Hetty t'osaalrt, wife; Hety towairt. wife; Hettle Coanalrt; Emanuel Woods; Peter Moser Sr ; Jane Woods; E Woods; Jonathan Markley; Florence Meyer; Ell Meyer. Minerva Wilkinson; Jennie Polhumus, John (* Polhamus; Hugh Woods; fmvid Beehler; Pavid Beeler; Catharine Beeler; Peter Beeisr; lillsabeth Heeler; Frederick Kurt;’ Joseph Botkin. Samuel Mo<k; Mary Ann Mock. wife. Joseph Slaughter; Elisabeth Moaner; Solomon Mouser, Jacob K. Graber; Litis Graber; Lydia Graber; Jacob Graber; Holomon Muaer; Joseph Klopfanetine, (Guardian ); David Schindler; Joswh Klopfanstine, Guardian of J« ob W.. iHtvld. Joseph, Catharine and Jdßn Klopfanstine, minor heirs of Fanny Klopfanwtlne. deceased; Joseph Kiupfanntine; David Shindler: Jacob W. Klopfanstine; David X. Klopfenstein. John ii Klopfenstein; Catharine A. Klopfenstein; Joseph A. Klopfenstein, all heirs of Joseph Klopfanstlne, deceased; Wm Kipfen Joseph Klopfenntine. Joseph Klopfenstein; Anna Klopfenstein, Anna It. Klopfenstein, l*evi M Klopfenstein; Lovina Gerig. former Klopfenstein; Moses Klopfenstein; Lilly Klopfenstein, Ida Klopfenstein; Samuel Klopfenstein; Hertha Smith, formerly Klopfenstein, Ja«w>b W Klopfenstein, Josepah A. Klopfenstein, Levi M Klopfenotlne:

1,000 MORE MILES? Tim, To Chang. Oil! GAY’S MOBIL SERVICE Wth and Menree Ate.

mMSBSIMSIMH ATTENTION — FARMERS FOR ON-THE-FARM TIRE SERVICE PHONE 262 • Tit. Plata Repaired On Yew Farm • LOANERS FURNISHED GOODYEAR SERVICE 121 N Second St. • Glen Oswalt. Mgr. nnsji (\ Good Salary (( (( plus (( (( Production Bonus (1 11 Permanent Position 11 II FRANKLIN ELECTRIC CO. II il Apply Personnel Office 11 11 801 W. Washiiwton BLIFFTON. IND. J1 mmmanmsswasnsewn■■■n H im ■■sa■■ SETTLESIT IS BACK AGAIN- v No More Dirty Cistern Water! Simply drop a baa of Setllesit in your cistern and forget your dirty water ON SALE Al Your Lending : DRUG, HARDWARE, t» “ ■ and ; GROCERY STORES

, rine A. Klopfaaatiao: Fanny Klopfanatlne. deceased: Catharine Ann Klopfanatine; Elisabeth Slaughter; Catharine MUaaier; Klisnbeth Mwiser. David dhlngler; Jacob W. Klopfenatlne; DaHd Klopfenstino; Joooph Klopfonatiae; Catharina Klopfenstlne; John Klopfenatine; Catharine A Klopfenotlne; Jooeph K. Klepfenstlne; Daniel Klopfenstein; Catharine A/ Schindler; Catharina A. Schindler; Cathrlne Schindler; Verena Kurt. John Lob- . algor; Fred Kurt; Klisa Lohßaer; I Jacob Kurt; Frendirk Kurt; Wells - Co. Bank; Wells County Bank; ; Welle County Bank, by J. w. Goodyear: M olls CouaUr Bank, by M. K. i WUllamaoa, Vice-Proa.; Joseph Botkin- John Callison; Sarah tSIlleon; Benlah Botkina; John Klnnear; , Sarah Klnnear; Thomas Klnnear; , David Klnnear; Mary Ann Klnnear; , Elisabeth Klnnear; Alaa Klnnear; Isabella P. Kinaear, Kebecea Jane klnnear; John Marshall; Thomae i Kiser; Mary-Ann Kiser; Christoi pher Howdychelt; Andrew Purge- ( eon; Isaac Falb; Abraham Falb; Andrew 1. Furgeson. Deceased; James 1 B Furgeson; Pet or Bare; loaae Mosier; Abraham Moolor; Peter i Moser; Rebecca Hoffstotter; Frederick Hoffstetter. husband; John Beeler; Sarah Ehrsam; Caroline Moser; Christian Moenchberg er; Charles Sehafter; Hoary Schaftor; sohn Mooochborper; Levi Mooechberger; l*oul*a Bowman, Edward H"wnidii, husband; Sarah Gerber, Calvin Gerber. Bor husband; Albert Mnesch burger; Nod Moew hberger; I*ettir Moeachbergrr: Perl Moeochberger; Delphia Moosehberger; Lulu Moeschberger; E Burt l*enharL Com . Mary Ann Kiser; Andrew j. Fprgeson: James K. Furgea«»n; ! James D Furgiaon, deceased; Peter Wafer; Lottie Moemhborger; B. Burt Lenhart. Cvmmiastonor; lx>ulse . Bowman: Bebecra Hofei otter. Peart Morse hberger; Fred Hoffstetter; Maryana Kiser; Andrew I. Fusgoson. Fred Hofsteeter. Edward Bauman; Louis* Bauman; Henry Schaffter. John C. Beeler; Christian C. Moeachbergrr, I-evir Mocschberger, Delphi MoOschberger; lx»tle Mocs<-h---berger 4; lx»Ue Mom.hberger, Lula Moschberger. Pearl Moschbrraef; Andrew f Furguson: James B. Furguson. Frederic k Hofstetter; Abraham Beeler; Magdalena Beeler; Itoga <’ Tucker, Forrest K Tucker, huabaad; Harry K Lobsiger. Kathryn Lobaiaor. wife. Kathryn E. I>»bstr:er. Martin A l»h»iger Theodora a>b»igrr. Wife; William Klpfer Jr,; Raymond A Kipfer. Theodora L Lobeigor, Kr»a Klpfer. *‘f« »f Wi|. jiam Klpfer Jr ; Erne L Kipfet: t harlmte Klpfer. wife of RaymoM A Klpfer; Rose Tucker. Martin la'bsigtr. Harry lx»balget Fl rot Hunk ©I Berne us Adams County; Wm Klpfer; First Bank of Herno* E w lUumgartnor. Cashier. Wm Klpfer, Jr . Hay two nd Klpfer <’atha- ’ rine Shindler. *Jdia Graber; Jarwb Klopfenstein, Rose Anti Klopfenstein. Peter Meyer. Catharine Kl<«pfrneteln, t'afharine A llauswer. Frank Hsuswer h«‘r husband; Mu-sn Klopfenstein, J. R timber. Ronan Klopfenstein Catharine A Hoummr, Frank Hous-i-er husband; D, X. Klopfenstein; Katie Hammer; IMivid FL hinder; t Catherine A Hawser Fannie Klopfenstein, David Klopfenstein, Klisa-

jS-'W ■ • M.OOO ACME of bnuh and Umber are wasteland in San Diego county, | California, tn a Are raging out of control. BuUdoaen and helicopter, are being uaed la efforts to ateaa the flaming tide. Acroaa the coo-Ji

beta juma mrt; *rae mete nt liiiikM. H. a. SlchaiKL auditor: 1,rr.1 T Atl.n. KIH.I J aU»a. wife, Joel UiKimaertnw. Roeltu llaumrarmer John J. Mrhwarts; John I. Ilaumcartner, Nary haunieartn«r wife, John Weaner. niaaheth Wanner, wife; rHarlua C, Sehuat t'harle. Cy Kiva. KatbaHae Hhua. wlf«. Katherine Hhag: Catharine «<*ua. Catherine VntHt: *>ei It. Bell; a J. Malt*: flaaaader R. Hell. Jure* M Bell wife: AJhm J Henin. ainUd. smith, wife, J»«"b Falb John <i. Itettlnaer: Mar, A. Falh. wrte of Jaeob Kai*. IMUd sal. Ma«r. Mnadalena Sokhlaer. bin wW» Janet* l.vhman. Eilnhrth l.ehman. wire Chrietlan l.eaeabuehl. Mar> Ann l.u<eul,u*-hl l wife; Christian i.u.enhl, Marraan r.uaanbuhli tTtrietfan l.tialuhuM; <'hrianaif l.uainuhl Marianna Lu.lbuhL Marian l.daenhuabl: John Kl|fNr; KllaalHOh Hell.r Harah Klpfer: John Klpfer: , Kl.^‘r* r |r m M rt in»far‘‘'Ra ri i.vniM k tpvflw, nninifl wtpvwv. >tschcl Klpfer; Psttr Steffen, Esecutor. l.iSMie Klpfer, Kc|nmi«n Klpfer; Joel J Kipfvr; Mary Meyer; Joel Kipftr Mrs John Klpfer; Peter Steffen. Administrator. Mary Kipfer. Mrs Elisabeth Puffer. Earnest Puller, her huabsnd; John KiuCer Jr. Anna Kipffcr, his wife; Joel Mo»or, Mrs. Mary IMfot, his wife; Mm. Lydio Mow: Mary Klpfer. wife <jf Joel Kipfet; John Klpfer J.; Mr* Marry Meyer, Eldon D I-esh: Ewln Moaer; Jo< D. Meyer; IJssle Phifer, Ernest Putter, her husband. Mm k. hie wife: AnM B Motor; Mary A»n Moek; Jaeok Moeot; CarbHne Moaer, David Moser. Attorney for Salome Hilt A William HID: Eliaaheth Moser; Carotin* Beeler, Frederick Beelef, husband; gabel Moaer. Hrire of John Moser aad Anna Barbara Moner. deceased; David Mow. Attorney for=-Halome -Hilt dr W Hilt. Anna Salome Hilt. Ann Salotne Hill; IVilliam Hilt. Joh.annr* Moser. Mary M osrh barge r formerly Mary Beehler. Christian Mv»« hberger ; John Heckler. Mwry Beehler his wife, Magtkalona Beehler. John Beeler; John Buhler, Sary Buhler, w.ife. Chrietmu oesh het-ger Miry Moehb befgor; Sarah A Studabaker. Noah K- Btuda bo ker husband; Mary Meahberger Christian Mrshberger, teuebawd: Mary Het ler Rcbv. <w E, Grimes, Ed mm rd D Grimes, husband; Magdalene Heeler Mrs. Kobocca R Grimes; Mr Edward D Grimes; Jacob .1 Moser; Magdalene Buhler; Abraliam Buhler Magdalena Buhler deceased: Paul Ehrsam husband of Sarah Ehrsam: M ary/Morse h beeSer. r I rich Sih war A Anna Barbara «-hwart, wife; I nltrd Stater, State of 'Bidiana; L»epariment of Cohrervation of Stair of Indiana; Craigville Conservation Club; CraigviQw Conservation <'lkb, by John W, Likn, Pre- . Eda Hi Moser, Hec'r: Indiana Depart men! of Conservation, Division of Fish and Game. Ry <’ It <»<itertnutli State Director. John l<r«»wp. Plaintiff. Magdalena Spirhiger; Bank of Linn Grove; Muri Lybitrger. Liquidating Agent. THE I NKNOWN HLKBAA'DS AND WIVES, rrepoetfvely of sach of t u above »iam*d and designated perthe names of alt of whom aru unknown to the plaintiffs; TttEt’NMX<>WN HiIMP.VERS AND WIDOWS. respectively, of each of the above named and d< nignated d*< ea - rd person*, th* names <>f al) -d whom are unknown to plaintiff?-. H4E I ‘N-KNoWN CHILDREN. ItKlttS AND DESCEN’-DANTS, »»< - vivi! g MpouwtN. creditors and adm»:«l*t«.»tor-* of the eatete. devisees. |_e-, gateea. trustees, and e»e< utors of the l«a-t Will and Testament, anevuvsor* in -Interest sftd assigns reap* • - lively, of »•«« ii of ths above named and designated d*> r»ard person*, the hamek of ail t»f whom are J<»know nto plaintiffs; TMEHRvCSKH <»F ALL OF THE PERMQNg ABOVK XAMED. irb ribed and d'-ignat-J. gw defendants td th|e action Who gP* nvarried, the

lACOfI SUUM (right), Soviet defoflata *lm>m return to the SuewHy council as uflairman after a SS-waak tajmtt aaaaad a CM aaaaatlon, 'fotena cxpresatofilaa. aa U. fl. ragreeaiMaUva Wkrraa IL Aantia (Mt abownij declare* th* paraawsat jcoMem faring the cotaKU Is Karaa, nut admfosion of Communist China. MaUk'a attempt to ouat Nationalist China’s Tmgfu F. Tafong from the aouaril was overruled, • to X At Um left to Secretary General Trygve Lie, _ (htfanuMsaidi

DaCATVB DAILY DSMOCKAT, DSCATUR, INDIANA

are unknown to th* plaintiffs; ALL THE WOM&f ONCE KNOWN l-y .my of th* aft»ove names and design nations whose imines' limy have been changed, and who are known r.y other names, the names of all of wleun are uuknown to the plaintiffs; ALL THE PERmiNR AND iUHVnuATIONH wh.* UMMrt ..«• might assert any title, claim or lit terest in or lien -upon real ratals described In the complaint <n this action by. under or through any »»f the defendants id this action named, designated, and described li», said <ojnplainv, th* names *»f all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff* That said action is for the purpose of quieting title to real estair In she .State of Indiana, that a cause of action exist*, against all of said defendants, that all of said defr.vl ants are neecsaury parties t<» sahl action aniWhMt they are believed to be non-residratw of the Hlate ot In diana. The foßoning real estat. In. Adam n County in (h- Htute Indiana is de*-rH*rd tn said ♦•‘•iupiaint, foait. The we*t hail <’* •- <4 t<»c u*** c.ivast quarter'll) of Se t -■», Tnen-Vy-one till'. Township Twenty-six |2f North. Range Thirteen (13) East, excepting therefrom the following described real estate, to* wit — Cmn me note g at a stdne in-the center of the Public Highway «t the •mrthwegt • nrner <»f jhe uorlhentt J nurter of mild WBrntfl 7t Nwth, Range X- |U a<. hetF’e running south on the half•ectien 11 nr running worth - ah! s<»nth through Mild Bbrtieii 21, a distance of D» ehuibs and 32 links to a stone; thence east on a line parallel With th( north **-••!i«u> line a <l. ' tam e of * < halos and 21 link* to a alone; thence north on a line parallel with the first mentioned line Id chains and .12 links r» a stone i*» the (.enter of live public lllgh*A.» ~ mxl tiieuoe west In the renter <<f t‘o. said Highway < chahts and link* to tbs place of beginning. c«mtaiaing All gq|re*, more or Bias,- irgvibg In the ajmve do* ribed tract of land seventy-three bi»<f fifty-six ht»h- 1 dredths <73i<» acre*, more or latte. A tan: CommeHcing ih the center of Hectlon Twenty-me <2l>, Tounship Twenty -sin (£«» N-rlh Rairp Thirteen < 13> East: Theme wc-t •.«• chains or 2 ».< .rods. then* . north one 41) degree ten (I’D mtn tiles east |g.|& chain* «>r 24 rvd* to thrM*enter of the public highway them e soirttirs-t along the < ( titer of said highway <■> the center c* - |h»n Hne running n<»rt4» and and then*aoutli. along said center line Dcjo chains <»r <u x rod* t<> th* Sian* of 't<egi!ruing rutitaining Ind seventy hundredth* (IQ.7<»i acres. in*«r*« or te.*s The real estate herejti • <mt <• -I in both tra< tft'iN a«Te», mote •r !♦•*(- This action i* instituted and grnsectftrd l»v said plaintiffs forth purpose of quieting their title the real ratal** ab-vr d*srrib*-d 3KMii»st all claimants whatsoevc*-NoU*-e ia therefore hereby gi.v»->t that unless f they i»e and appear oo the 37th day <<f the September T» .. >. TH#, of tlie Adams Cirr'Ult Court b. - lug the ittti da.v of Oetob< r, !!» >(». >■ t»e itegun and holden nn th* 4th dax Os September. I>k*. at ti.e Coijit Hous*' in the fit* of Decatur, and *aid <*(»hhty and iktate, and aurwer •»r. demur to skid •ompiu<nt, th same will be h*ard and determiiied in thrir absence. Hi WltneKii Whereof. 1 have h tin Im amt »»> baud and affixed —lsiter seal of said <*n*rt In th* «>ffW <f the t’lcvk thereof in th* <*lty of Drratur. Indiana, this 11th day of August, 1M«. Edward F. Jaberg. 4*|erk of Adams i*ir< ail ORttl <l. Itemy Hierly, Attorney Alli. 1« 23 3H

BJSHhBHEBKBBWSScs Ftoofl three feet deep aweepd threepi qwehe. N. Y. tlnent in the Glen Oaha section of Queena, L 1., floodwatera roae to knee-high depth in atreeta and three feet depth in aome atores in a storm accompanying the oflahore Atlantic hurricane. f/atermitionaO

Hot Nawa Diane Scare Dayiag Far Zoeatiaf Prices, Which We Reportedly Have

Wasblhffton. Au* 23- (l’P» — ] The sovernniciif told cornntmers to- 1 <la> ju’t -bat they already knew pike, and the coat <rf livitm..flare b<en looming since theatart of .the; Korean war I One report. |*r< pared by the < one nreree. department. Indicated that , scare buying is partly to blame for ; the price Increaiuer ! Another labor oeparinitru survr.v I made It vicar that booeta in food 1 . ! prices are the hi«ee“t cadee for ’■ the rise in livlnt costs j ! In the two reports, made .pnbitr ■ late yesterday 1. The labor departmrnt'e bureau of labor statistics said its cost of r I living index, spark, d by “sharp in j creases" iu th. cost of meat, fruits land vegitabln. Jumped 15 percent In the S» days which ended July 15. 1 2 The commerce department in MasMacrrvcy of aturrenr t>miaa—***y said higher prices in industty are •lieinj Inr rraslngly .reflected at the conaumrr level" It blamed "forward baying" hy producers and consumers rather lhau the impact of.military production Tile* labor department report had one immediate- Tesrilt Geniral

a Auerrira'a Mratgkt Eto*< Latreed-FHe-ed far rith AM ■gdra-Marir Nrira zJF WSIL 'VtB j ut» Ml tuodeh *1 <*/r* (»*!• y Paa-er-Paefced S«rer Streafc Aaglaea-d*oi«-e of M* ar A4»a< I | r*e Mast SeaatWai TUag aa W'Arefo RrNWM Nrti K»««I Rrrwrrf far I \ £r»to«Mo aa«i Ltawy L<i«--.f’ ■ - • ■ .-■4 . . - ' - ' / . • " 1 ' ' ■ ' ’ • . —• _ '• Just iffive it plenty of exercise! - _ When you take (he wheel of a new Pontiac you may be JFK ja_ •gja eo protsd oAla beauty that you will be indincd to Jr , pampar N.a Imte- . »" No Pontiac ever needs pampering! YMNI. FAD uGttt M Pontiac is built, through and through, to be a great • and dependable-performer—for a long, long time. Just give Pontiac your speedometer J * jnr JnlUr bent n Pn<Hhti! .JKL Decatur Super Service 22i W. Monroe St. Dscatw, Ind.

I Motors announced a 5-cent au-hour wage luc-rease for <ll.mm workers, effective Septrinber first, under a : wage formula which U tied to the ; cost of living Index. .So price in. rease-s are* contem plated "at this time" the corpora- , lion said, although the cvst-oMivina Jump was the largest since the ' present formula was adopted in I IHS _ Firemen Answer Call, But 6et There late i The iieeatur Berne and Monroe > !rre departme-nts turm-d out last evening tor a fire in Junior Kay's Lbaru. but gut there too Jgte to 1.0 ’mm h good The barn burned . i the ground Spectators reported that the- fire was prolwbly cause I hy speuitaneous combustion They .also stated that IBM new bales of hay were destroyed. No report of injured stick was made, and Kay took his kiws to a nearby farm

«MII Under Oscar, least Os lasre’ Part Os Sale Os Harris Fam, Fer DeMs

Cburabasco. Ind.. Aug 23-<VP) , - Oscar, a turtle “with a shell aa. big an a hitebaa tabic and a head I the site of two flew." roes on theauction block Saiurday when Gale, Harris sells bit, farm Harris aaM today be would aelll the 12Bacre farm and l< k acre lake — including contente-,~to pay debts, which pil< d up during his nine months attempt to snare the turtle ' But Mrs Harris said It would be wrong iv say they were losing the’ farm because of the turtle hupt held from March until November 1M«

Scouts Get Lost ....On Purpose Sprinrfltid. IH„ Aug 23 - rl'BiTwo boy scouts who ran away tiom home loaded down with camping gear. maps, a 22 caliber rifle and six boxes of shells awaited return to tlieir homes in Indianapolis to day. James Elmore, 12. and James Harris. 13. were taken into cuetody hy Illiopolis. HL. |H»llce yesterday Authurities in the area had bet n on the lookout for "two armed men" who were wantrd tor a car thefi The'boys said they left Indianapolis Sunday night and hiicbhiked to Chrisman where the alleged auto theft occurred A posse was organised when the car was found abandoned and it war reported that

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' A» *or the "beast of 'Bwaco.' Mr*. Harris claimed it'* still In Folks imke Bbe said she aaw it Sunday * hut “wasn't interested la getting him . out." A professional diver nets hook*, traps, and a lady sea turtle failed to bring the bugs turtle up on land Even efforts to pump dry the lake failed. The new owner of the Harris farm can take up th* hunt, though. Harris'* sale bill HaU “one forge turtle net 2'“' feet long by 22 feet deep" under "farm machinery

, , s I "two a'm-d non" had been driving I:. After they were picked up at Illiopolis, the boy* were taken to 1 Hangamon county Juvenile court The Elmore boy said he had left home be.au»e "neighbor* toMt me . my parent* dldn t like me a* well ‘ a* my broth< r 'imd stater ' 4-H But! Bdte Sale. Saturday. Award 26. JL a. I'uWix Service. 1»7t4

If you have a job, you cm borrow *lO to *3OO from tfo. 1. No endoroeru or co-maker* required. Prompt aerrice. 2. You can get a loan to buy the thinga you need or for •ny worthy purpoae. 3. Conaolldate your debta—have only one place to pay. let us explain how you can you do not take a loan. [LOCAL LOAN COMPANY, INC. 13* SECOND ST. Kr.~,K Sure BwlMlaa Ueraiar, IwU. Itaae X-X-T