Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1951 — Page 3

SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1951

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_ WOMEN OE THE MOOSE ' NAME NEW OFFICERS \ The Women ot the Moose held their annual election of officers Thursday evening at a social meeting held in the Moose home. Mrs. Oren Schultz Vas named senior i egent. — Other officers are as follows: junior regent, Mrs. Waneta Walclile; recorder, Mrs. Evelyn Kingsley treasurer, — Mrs. Genevieve August; chaplain, Velma Goelz. - * During the social games and contests were held and prizes won Ly Mrs. Mary Jane Miller, Mrs. \, Marcella Loshe, Mrs. Clem Baker, and Mrs. Edna Davidson. Mrs. Evelyn Plasterer won the door \ prize. \ The social hour and refreshments were in charge of Mrs. Laura membership chairman,an d assisting committee. \ GIRL BCOUT DAY CAMP \ WILL OPEN ON MONDAY Using “Hands Around the World Camping” as their theme, the , Girl Scouts of Decatur will have their annual day camp next week at Hanna-Nuttman park. Activities to be offered the scouts include handicraft, campcraft, nature quest, dramatics, singing, t and track and trailing. Girls attending camp the first day are asked to bring their noon lunch, a notebook and pencil. Mrs, Erman Johnson, camp director,, has urged all girls interested in becoming scouts to attend the camp. Girls from the fifth; • through high school will be is being provided aud pickups will be made each morning at nine o’clock at the follow iffg places: £iqua road and - Harvester Lane; Sanitary Market on Mercer Avenue; nobtheast entrance to the Hoihestead; Russell and Winchester street; court . house; Methodist church; Gay’s Service Station and Millers Northend Grocery. MT. PLEASANT W.8.C.8.\ MEETING ON THURSDAY The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Mount Pleasant Methodist church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. David Cook. The newly-elected officers were installed by Mrs frank Kise. Devotions were led by Mrs. Lionel Brentlinger and Mrs. Norval Fuhrman gave the lesson study. Twenty-one sick calls, sixteen cards and five bouquets of flowers

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were reported. Tlie meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Jess Singleton. Mrs. Cook served to twenty members and. thirteen children. ■ | . LOIB*GUNDER MARRIED ON SUNt»Y i Mrs. Lois' Guilder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Essex of Monroe, and Harold Arends, of Fort Wayne, son of Mr. and Mra Harold Arends, of HilfapMinn., wiij be -married Sunday afternoon at two o’clock in the Monroe Methodist church. : . Attending the couple’will be Misk Doretta Arends, sister of the groom, and Glen Essex, brother or the bride. A reception will be held at the home of the bride's- parenti from four until six o’clock;. I Mr. and Mrs. Arends have been visiting at the Essex home this week and will remain until after the wedding. • ! MARTHA CIRCLE MEETS WITH MRS. DALE M.bSES The June meeting of the Martha .Circle of . the First Presbyterian church was held at the home of Mrs. Dale Moses. Mbs. Moses,l circle chairman, presided at the meeting and in die absence of\ the devotional leader led the meditation. During the business session announcement 5 , made of the annual “Biossom-l'iine Tea” to be held at church du June 27. Each member is asked to bring several guests. ._ The July meeting will be held at the church when the: of Mary and Martha Circle will ha re a covered dish luncheon. During the social hour Mis. Moses was assisted in serving re-; freshments by Mrs. Carl Pumphrey, Mrs. Charles Dugan |md Mrs. Ben Duke. | ' ? w— k - ,4411 I Mrs. Carl Hammond will be hostess to the Loyal Daughters clqss of Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church \ Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Mrs. Chester \Mclntosh and Mrs. Ed Swa|er will be the assisting hostesses, i ' > ' ' 4 —H/l There will be an, all day meeting of the St. Paul Ladfes Kid Wednesday at thephome; of Mrs. Jim Myers. [ -1 < I Unh 3 Os the Woman’s Society of World Service Os the Bethany United Brethren church will meet -at the of Mrs. Wendell Seaman in Momnbut’n Thursday afternoon, at two o’clock.

“KING of KINGS” A motion picture portraying the life of Ohriat will be shown at the MT. TABOR Methodist Church Bobcy- Indiana V SUNDAY EVE, 8:(jo \ June 17th Thia la a full length sqund picture lasting 1 hour and 20 minutes, and has beeni acclaimed by many to bei the greatest picture ever . produced.

Styldaty I JUNE 17th s ;|b. Imenui Chicken Rice Broth or Chilled Tomato <■ ’ -or Grapefruit Juice Grilled Fresh Halibut Steak, Lemon Butter $1.20 .Broiled pearling 't-Bone Steak, Fried Onions 1.60 Grilled Sugar Ham Steak __ A .4 j 1.45 Pan Fried Spring Chicken, Home Style 4 1-35. Roast Young Chicken with Celery Dressing 1.20 Baked Virginia Ham, Fresh Pineapple Sauce — 1.25 Roast Loin of Pork with Dressing 1 1.20 ! Grilled Chopped Sirloin Steak, Fried OnionsJ. 1.15 Grilled Center Cwt Pork Chops, Apple Sauce. _j 1.10 ’ v 1 Fricassee, Home Made Dumplings 1.10 • \ E —I- — CHOICE OF Jellied Fruit Salad, Chopped Combination or Head Lettuce, j \ Cauliflower au Gratin or Buttered Fresh Lima Bean*. Cream Whipped er Parsley Boiled New Potatoes. • ’ Strawberry Short Cake, Ice Cream, Fresh Pineapples | — SPECIALS — Chilled Salad Bowl; of Fresh Garden Vegetables, with , \ 1 Julienne Chicken, Hard Boiled Egg, Sliced Tomatoes, Coffee; or Ice Te|i - L 75c » .1 I : — • /EE 1 Cold’Beast Pork with Potato Salad, Sliced Tomatoes, r Radish Rose*, Olive* and Coffee~or Ice Tea 75c ’ t i" ' B £ if; \ ' ' ' r Cold Sliced Breast of Chicken with. Potato Salad, Tomeio Slices, JHard Boiled Egg, Olives, Coffee or Ice Tea, Orange Sherbet 1.00 • ■ ■ "J U ; Hotel Coffee Shop and Dining Room j 9 Z

HS Socletv items for day's pub* llcatle« must be phoned In by 11 9. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 8-2121 ‘ Phy 11 la Acheson SATURDAY / Rummage Sale- Presbyterian church baseme** ~ 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. x , SUNDAY Y. P. M. B. of Nuttman Avenue U. B. church, Mrs. Wilbur Foor, 4 p. m. ; ,i ' MONDAY Our Lady of Victory discussion club, Miss Hilda Heimann, 7:30 p.m. \Root Township Mothers Study Group, Monmouth School, 8 p. m. Eta Tau Sigma sorority picnic, Hanna-Nuttman park, 6:30 p. in. Ladies Fireman's Auxiliary, Mrs. 'Arthur Baker, 8 p.m. V.F.W. potluck supper. Post and auxiliaries, V.F.W. home, 6:30 p.m. Adams County Chorus rehearsal, Monroe Farm Bureau, 7:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary officers meeting, Eagles hall, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY ] \ . j Loyal Daughters class of Bethany church, Mrs. Carl Hammond, 7:30 p. m. ' Kum Join Us class of Bethany church, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Agler, 7; 30 p.m. Past Matrons club of O. E. S., Mrs\ Glen Hill, 7:30 p. m. Ruth and Naomi Circle June Musicale. Zion E. and R. church. 8 p.m. Valparaiso University GuUd closing picnic, Hanna-Nuttman park shelter house, 6 p. m V. F. W. Auxiliary initiation. V. home, 8 p.m. Catholic Ladies of Columbia potluck supper, C. L. of C.' ip.m. \ Decatur Garden c|ub, Mrs. Henjy Heller, 2 p.m. Adams County Chorus guest luncheon, Berne Park, 12:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary plate lunch for Eagles, families and sweethearts. Eagles hall, 7:30 to 9 p.m. WEDNESDAY St. Paul Ladies Aid, Mrs. Jim Myers, all day. Decatur Home Economics club family picnic, Hanna-Nuttman park, 6 p. m. Psi lota XI initiation dinner, Fort Wayne Woman’s club, 6:30 •P.m. J ■ 1 ' THURSDAY Unit 3 of Bethany W. S.' W. S„ •Mrs. Wendell Seaman, Monmouth, 2 p ’ m ’ \ A. Women of Moose called meeting and practice, Moose home, 7:30 p. |m. Phoebe Bible class of, Zion E. and R. church, church parlors, 8 p. m. The Women of the Moose will have a called meeting Thursday at seven thirty o’clock at -the Moose home. Practice will be held following the meeting. * 1 4** Our Lady or victory aisculssion club will meet at the honiie of Miss Hilda Heimann at ieven thirty o’clock Monday evenirig. \ >• The Phoebe Bible class of the Zion EvangelicaJ and Reformed church will have their class meeting in the church basement Thursday evening at eight o’clock.

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■ m MP 1 -' z Jm[ nr/ < > I ■tfol BRb - MRS. RICHARD E. BCHAADT was the former Miss Florence Janet Smith, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Harry L. Smith of Wren, 0., before her recent marriage. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Schaadt of Wren. The bride’s father officiated at the double ring ceremony in the Wren Evangelical United Brethren churchy of which he is pastor. The couple will reside in Wifen. - — Photo by Edwards

/The Kum Join Us class of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will hold th4ir June social meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Alger Tuesday evening 1 at seven thirty o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Rawley will assist and Glen Mauller will have the devotions. ■j ■■ \ j ' ..• / ) , Members of the Decatur Emblem club who plan to attend the ban ouets for the supreme officers, in Bluffton. June 26 and at Garrett on June 27 are asked to make leservatlons with Mrs. George Laurent-by Tuesday. Officers who attend may dress formal, it wasl explained. Mrs. lieo Saylors left Friday for a visit with friends and relatives in Emporia ai>d Topeka, Kan. Miss Anna K. Williams, Miss Opal Sprunger and Miss Georgia Foughty* ot this city, and Miss Kathleen Harris, of Mount Vernon Ky„ left Thursday for a three week stky ih Colprado. Along with sightseeing they will be enrolled at Colqrkdo A. and M.. Fort Collins, F , ! Mr. ahd Mrs. Wendell Miller, Mr. and Mrs, Nile Williamson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chase went to Butler last evening-to hear the Rev. and Mrs. Michael Guido, of Extension staff, Chicago. / ; Mh. and Mrs. David Baker and daughters Kathleen and Rosemary, of Marion, 0., are visiting friends and relatives in Decatur over the Weekend. / v Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Holthouse of this city, and Holthouse, Os Fort Wayne, left todky for Bloomington where they will attend Commencement exercises at Indiana/University Their daughter and sister, Miss Ruth Holthouse, will receive a ( bachelor of arts degree in speech. The baccalaureate service " will bq held Sunday even-1 ing and at Memorial hail at 10 ?a. m, Monday. left this morning for a week's visit with the Rey. aud Mrs. Ben Franklin in Logaiisport. Miss Kay Yager and Mrs. Richard Linh are in Columbus, <>., this weekend attending the national convention of Psi lotk\Xi sorority. Funeral services will be held to-. morrpw!tit the Hardy funeral home in Geneva for Mrs. Daisy Hale, Wid ow of thk late Frank Hale, wno died Wf4iiriesday night in her trailer honie in Fort Wayne She was 76. ’ '*' Justine Heiman of. Decatur is a patient in the Van Wert. 0., hospital. I ' ' ' Limberlost Memorial Association has beeii offered the gift of a strip of land adjoining that on whiyh the association now has an option for a bird Keith Moore,, present owner, made the offer., Mrs. Leslie Stuckey, Jr., of Geneva, left Baer Field yesierday op a trip to Birmingham, England where will visit relatives. She, is a native of that palace and met her husband there during the war. Stuckey is manager of the Kroger store at Geneva. Judge- Homer Byrd of Bluffton has taken under advikement the. cause qf Walter Dillman of Jay county against the Dunkirk school board tfi compell them to operate the school there on central standard time. It was filed two years ago. Howard Zinn, o( Huntington, formerly on the staff of this newspaper, has been named manager of radio station WAOV of Vincennes. He wag general manager of the Huntinkton Herald-Press until last I December when he granted a leave of absence because of poor health. | >... The Geneva Herald is again being published from its own plant, this week’s edition being the first * ■ U , ' • . '

from there In seven years. During that time it has been printed /in the EcOpbmy shop at Berne. Ralph S. Myers of Gepeva has been appointed representative ol the Oelquine Chemical company for Adams county. They manufacture Occo mineral feeds.

WjOSRITAL I AT 1 Admitted: Mrs. Dale Anderson, Hoaglahd; Miss Rose Kleinhens, city; James Andrews, Decatur. I Dismissed: Thomas Ehler, </ity Mrs. Louis Jacobs and baby bov/ city; Robert Beery, Decatur. vMI : "' ■■' - i J'■ ' I Mr. and Mrs; Chris Graft are the parents of a. baby son, born at 3:48 a.m. today at the Adams county memorial hospital. He* weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces. . A baby \ daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Rhoades, Geneva, at 9:20 o’clock this morning at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces. Injury Is Fatal To Four-Year-Old Girl New Castle, Ind., June 16 ■—(VP) — Rita Feye Estes, four-year-old daughter of James Estes, died yesterday of an injury suffered when she jabbed a stick into the-side of her neck while playing. She died oif tetanus. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE In the Adams Circuit Court In April Term, lUSI . Cause No. 10601 ' State of, Indiana. ( County of Adams. SSt Gretchen Bell, Plaintiff -▼a- v i \ Robert Walter Scotti et al. Defendants Comes now \the [\ plaintiff, by Voglewede & Anderson, her lawyers, and files her complaint herein together wi'th the affidavit of a competent person that, the following are non-residents of the State of Indiana and/or that the residence, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown of the following named defendants, to-wit: Robert Walter Scott, Robert W. Scott,\ William Lewis, Emeline Lewis, his wife; David Masters, Mary Masters, his wife; Robert Cassidy, Maria Cassidy, ibis wife; Joseph Clayton, Mary Clayton, his wife; John Brown, Jaqob Kline, Barbara his wifej John R. Kline, Robert Kline, Eliza J. Kline, Christian Brown, Elizabeth C. Brown, his wife; D. O. M. Trout, whose true Christian name is unknown; Dore B. Erwin, as commissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, Os Adams County, Indiana in a cause entitled "Christian Brown vs. Joseph Brown, et al”; Emanuel Woods, Jane Woods, his wife; Joseph Brown Abraham Brown, l&aac Brown, Adam Brotyn, Benjamin Brown, William Brown, Dructlla Mumma. John A. Mumma, her husband; Amanda Miller, Steph- , en Miller, her husband; Martha Brown, Clara Brown, Victoria Brown. John Brown, her husband; Arsula Waggoner, William Waggoner, her husband; Julius Haugh, Mary Brown, Chrlstain Broiyh, Isaac Brown; as administrator ' of: (he estate of John Brown, deceased; Marcellus Jasper Brown, David E. Hammond, David* Hammond, Old Adams County Bank of Decatur, Indiana, E. Woods, whose true chfistlan name is unknown; Paul O. Hooper, E. Burt Lenhart whose true Christian name is unknown; Jane Wood, Emanuel Wood, her husband; Jame Woods, John R. Cline) Agnes Cline, his wife; Robison Peoples, Ellen J. Peoples, his wife; John R. Peoples, Sarah J. Peoples, his wife; Jane Woods, Samuel Aber, Mary Elizabeth Aber, his wife; D. I. Aber, whose true Christian name is unknown; Sue Aber, his wife; John F. Aber, Mary E. Aber, Jr.; Mary E. Aber. David J. Aber Emanual Woods, Daniel B. Erwin, as commissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, of Adams County, Indiana in a cause entitled "Christian Brown vs. Joseph Brown, et al. , Victorio Brown, John R. Brown, Marcellue Jasper Brown The Schafer Co,, Chalmer C. Schafer, Pres. * Treas., Fredrick W. Schafer, Secy. Susanna Aber; William Houk, Mary E. Houk, William H. Houk,. J. F. Aber, whose true Christian name is unknown; The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, a New Jersey Corporation: Joseph J. Tonnelier, Mary C. Tonnelier, his wife; Amelia A.. Tonnelier, First Joint Stock Land Bank of Fort Wayne, Virgil P. Diwan, Clark \J. Lutz, as Commissioner appointed by the Adams Cir-

cuit Court, Adams County, Indiana, in a cause entitled “Amelia A. Tonnelier vs. Rose Tonnelier et al."; Rose Tonnelier, Richard Tonnelier, Marie Boch, Richard Boch, her husband, Amelia Tonnelier, H. W. Sigrist, whose true Christian name is unknown; Sophia E. Sigrist, his wife; Chalmer C. Schafer, Ruth C. Schafer, his wife;<. The Prudential Insurance Company, a New Jersey Corporation: Isaiah Lewis,, Nancy Lewfs, his wife; Samuel Lewis, John Gessinger, 'Samuel Aber, Mary E. Aber, nis wife; John A. Peoples, Carrie E. Peoples, his wife; Edna E. Brown (nee Peoples); Edna E. Brown, Samuel E. Brown, her hus’And; Maggie M. Peoples, Samuel R. Peoples; Alonzo D. Peoples, May Peoples, his wife; Eva A. Peoples; Furgeson A. Peoples, Ella Peoples, his wife; Clement L. Walters, as Commissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, Adams County, Indiana, in a cause entitled “John R. Peoples et al vs. Robert W. Scott et al."; C. L. Walters, whose true Christian name is unknown, commissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, Adams County. Indiana, ln> a cause entitled ’ •’o’-n R. Peoples et al vs, Robert W. Scott, et al. ; Fred Schafer, Sarah bcnaier, his wife; Chalmer C. Schaefer, Grace C. Schafer, his wife; Susie >•<»->»,)'**’. Pmil Woods, Sarah B. Schafer, Chalmer Schafer, Hallie B. wife,; Chalmer C. Schafer. as executor of the estate of Fred Scuafer, deceased: The I'nion Central' Life Insurance Company, ap oi:io Corporation; .Daniel B. Schafer, as Guardian for Chalmer C. Schafer; Ruth C. Schafer, Mathilda S. Wehmeyer. A. IL Heuer, whose true ehrist lari name is unknown. The unknown hubbands and wives respectively of each of the following named persons: Robert Walter Scott, Robert W. Scott, John Brown. John R. Kline, Robert Kline, Eliza J. Kline, D. G. M. Trout, whose true Christian name is unknown; Dore B. Erwin, as Commissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, of Adams 'County, Indiana in a cause entitled “Christian Brown vs. Joseph BfoWn, et al.r; Joseph Brown, Abraham Brown. Isaac Brown, Adam Brown, Benjamin Brown, William Brown,- Martha Brown, Clara Brown, Julius Haugh, Mary Brown, Chrlstain Brown, Isaax: Brown, as Administrator of the estate of John Brown, deceased, Emanual Woods,, Daniel B. Erwin, as commissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit. Court, of Adams County. Indiana in a cause entitled “Christian Brown vs. Joseph Brown, et al.",„.Victoric BroWn, John R. Brown Marcellue Jasper Brown, Chalmer C. Schafer, Pres. & Treas.. Fredrick VV. Schafer. Secy.; Marceßus Jasper Brown. David E. Hammond. David Hammond, E. Woods. Whose true Christian name is unknown: Paul G. Hooper, E. Burt Lenhart, whose true Christian name is unknown; Jame Woods, Jane Woods, John F. Aber, Marv E. Aber, Jr; Mary E. Aber. David J. Aber; Susanna Aber William Houkt Mary (K. Houk, Emil Woods, William H. Houk. J. F. Aber, wnose true Christian name is unknown; Amelia A. Tonnelier. Virgil P. Dwan. Clark J. Lutz, as Commissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, Adkms County, Indiana, in a cause entitled “Amelia A. Tonnelier vs. Rose Tonnelier et al.“; Rose Tdnnelier, Richard Tonnelier, Amelia Tonnelier, Samuel Lewis, John; Gessinger, Edna , K Brown (nee Peoples), Maggie M. Samuel R. Peoples, Eva A. Peoples. Su&ie M. Peoples, 'Clement L Walters, as commissioner appointed by the Adams Circdjt Court, Adams County. Indiana, in a cause entitled, “Jokn R. Peoples et al vs. Robert W- Scott et al. ; C. L. Walters, whose true Christian name is unknown, as Commissioner appointed by .the Adams Circuit Court. Adams Cotinty, Indiana in a cause entitled “John R. Peoples et al vs. .Robert W. Scott, et al." A. H. Heuer, whose true Christian name is unknown; Sarah B. Schafer, Chalmer C. Schafer, as executor of I the estate of Fred Schafer, deceased;

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Danied B. Schafer, as Guardian for ChaHner C. Schafer; Ruth C. Schafet. The unknown officers. Stockholders, Successors ih Office, Successors, Assigns, Creditors, Receivers, Trustees, and. Successors in Interest respectively of the following narrfed defendants: Dore B. Erwjn, as Commissioner appointed by t the Adams Circuit Court, of Adams County,'lndiana in a cause entitled* “Christian Brown vs. Joseph Brown, etatx,, Isaac Brown, as administrator jof the estate of John Brown, de< eas«jd; .Old Adams County Bank of Decatfit. Indiana; the Mutual Benefit lAfe Insurance Company, a New Corporation; First Joint Stock Bank of Fort Wayne; Clark J. Luiz, as Commissioner appointed by . Bte Adams Circuit Court* Adams Couijty, Indiana, in a cause entitled “Amelia A. Tonnelier vs. Rose Tpij.nelier et al.”; The Prudential Insurance Company, a Jersey C6t* poration; Clement L. Walters, %s. Commissioner appointed by rate Adams Circuit Court, Adams County, Indiana, in a cause entitled "John R. Peoples et al vs. Robert W. SCPtt et al.”; C. L. Waiters, whose trfue Christian name is unknown; as Cohiniissioner appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, Adams County, Indiana, in a cause entitled “John-R. Peoples et al vs. Robert W. Scot|t. et al.’’; Chalmer C. Schafer, as qitcutor of the estate of Fred Schafer, deceased; The/ Union Central Life Insurance Company, an Ohio poratlon; Daniel B. Schafer, jAs Guardian for Chalmer C. SehafH*’Dainel B. Erwin, as Commissioner appointed by the Adams CircWt Court, of Adams County IndtansCln a cause entitled “Christian BroWn vs. Joseph Brown, et al.”. The Schafer CO., Chdjmer C. Schafer; Pm. & Treas., Fredrick W„ Schaffer, Secy. ■ - ' ~ ;S • The unknown widowers and widows respectively of each of tlje above named and designated pefnons, the names of all of ' whom are unknown to the plaintiff; H s The unknown 'children, descendants, heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and of ithe estate, devisees, legatees, "trustfees and executors of the Last Will SXd Testament, successors. In interest and assigns respectively of eaclCbf the above named and designated deceased persons, the names of jl! of wnom are unknown to the plaihAll of the women once known;by any of the names- and designations above states whose names may haye been changed and who are now known by other nathfes, 1 the names of all of whom arte unknown to; the plaintiff; •! The spouse of all the persons above named, described and designated .as defendants to this actK>n who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff; , All persops and corporations Who assert or ihight assert any title, claim or interest in or lien uponjlhc real estate described in the primplaint in this action by, undeff or 'through any of\ the defendants in this action named, described and designated in said complaint. ; the names of all of Whom are unknown to the plaintiff; DEFENDANTS. That said action is for- the'.purpose of quieting, the title against the world to real estate in.; the County of Adams, State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendant!*; 1 that all of said defendants are necessary ■ parties to said action and that they are believed to be non-residents of'the State rif Indiana, and/or upoqi diligent inquiry their residence is ■. not known. 7 L . The following described teal estate in Adams County in the State of Indiana Is described in said ebmpHint, »o-wit: ; / The North half of the Northeast quarter and the North half/ of the South half of the Northeast quarte- all in Section 14, Township 28 North. Range 14 Eitst.; Except from said 2 tracts’ of land the following . described \parcel of land to wff: 'fcO acres

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off the West side thereof - and \ - The North half of the South ~ half of the South half of the Northeast quarter of Section 14, Township 28 North, Range ,44 East containing in all 120 acres more or less. ALSO: The East half of the Southeast quarter; the East half of . the West half of the Southeast quarter: the South half of, the South half of the South half of the Northeast quarter; all in Section 14 in Township 28 North, Range 14 Easf containing 140 acres of land. I All of the above described real estate containing two hundred and \sixty (26(|) acres of land more or less. . <. This action 18 and , prosecuted by said plaintiff for the purpose of quieting her title against the world to the real estate above described against all claimants whatsoever. W Notice is therefore hereby given that unless; they be and appear in the Adams ('ircutt Court at Decatur, Adams County. Indiana on the 4th day pf September, 1961, the same be* ing the 2nd day of .September, 196 J Term of said Count, to answer or \ demur to said complaint, the same X: will be heard ana determined in their absence. _ _ . IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have /] hereunto' set my hand and affixed the seal of! my office this Sth day of June. 1951. Clerk of the Adems Circuit Court, Adanis County, Indiana. Edwnrd F. Jabrrg, (SEAL) Voglewede 46 Anderson Lawyers for Plaintiff, Gretchen Bell. JUNE 16—23—30 .

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