Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1956 — Page 6

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COURT NEWS Real Estate Traaafen Luther D. Gibson etux to Norbert A. Lose etux, land in Root Twp. Clifford R. Saylors etux to T. F. Wells etux, part inlot 220 in Decatur. Raymond Winteregg etux to Doyle M. Winteregg etal, land in Monroe Twp. Truman E. Heller Admr. to Erman Owens etal, inlots 11 ft 12 in Buena Vista, 21,000. Carl H. Kipfer etux to Edward F. Sprunger etux, inlet 55 in Decatur. Metta Stucky to Doyle Mathys etux, land in Wabash Twp. Deloyd V. Garwood etux to Edward A. Blume etux, inlot 63 in Decatur. Doyle V. Bauserman etux to Elva Bauserman, 00 acres in Jefferson Twp. Elva Bauserman to Marion Bakrr etux, 00 acres in Jefferson Twp. Thomas K. Hurst to Daisy L. Hurst, inlot 998 in Decatur. Oscar F. Lankenau to Clark W. Smith, etux, land in Washington Twp. Adina Gerber etux to Pauline Marie Gerber etux, inlot 420 in Berne. Elizabeth K. McMillen etvir to Central Soya Co., Inc., land in Decatur, Washington Twp. James F. Halberstadt Jr. to Willodean Halberstadt, inlot 22 in De-

SAMPLE NATIONAL BALLOT (EMBLEM) (EMBLEM) (EMBLEM) (EMBLEM) Republican Ticket Democratic Ticket Prohibition Ticket Socialist Labor Ticket FOR PRESIDENTIAL ? FOR PRESIDENTIAL / FOR PRESIDENTIAL / FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS I • ELECTORS ( ELECTORS ( ELECTORS For President / For President pm>hi < For President . For President “ R DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER 1 ADLAI E. STEVENSON ) ENOCH A. HOLTWICK ) ERIC HASS ——J For Vice-President ■*/ For Vice-President ■»/ For Vice-President I »| For Vice-President I RICHARD M- NIXON \ ESTES KEFAUVER \ EDWIN M. COOPER \ GEORGIA COZZINI SAMPLE STATE BALLOT »0

Republics! Ticket mxf. For United States Senator J HOMER E. CAPEHART in For Governor __l HAROLD W. HANDLEY For Lieutenant Governor CRAWFORD F. PARKER oFor Secretary of State FRANK A. LENNING ». For Auditor ct State ROY T. COMBS ' For Treasurer of State ADOLPH L. FOSSLER I I For Attorney General I | EDWIN K. STEERS “ For Superintendent of Public Instruction WILBUR YOUNG —“"T For Reporter of Supreme and ' ~ Appellate Courts |VIRGINIA B. CAYLOR ""■"1 For Judge of Supreme Court IKP First District NORMAN F. ARTERBURN ■—““I For Judge of Supreme Court up. Third District ARCHIE N. BOBBITT i——J I For Judge'of Supreme Court — axr. Fifth District FREDERICK LANDIS "“"I For Judge of Appellate Court ■m First District - _J JAMES C. COOPER “1 For Judge of Appellate Court ib Second District DEWEY KELLEY

catur. Helen Niblick Stoner etvir to William Edward Faurote Jr. etux, 241.5 acres in Washington Twp. IJoyd B. Ahr etux to Sautbine & Simerman Bldg., Inc., inlot 18 in Decatur. Margaret Eiting to Joseph E. Morris etux, SH inlots 176 ft 177 in Decatur. Joe W. Kelley etux to Norman M. Guard etux, inlots 109-101 ft 102 in Decatur; Samuel J. Yost etal to Robert Dale Morrissey etux, inlot 11 in Oakwood Subdivision. Marriage License James Edward Fogle, 20, McComb, 0., and Bonnie Marie Tate, 18, Findlay, O. Diverse Filed A complaint for divorce has been filed by Harry Potties against Wanda Belle Potties and a summons has been ordered returnable Nov. 19. The plaintiff charges cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of three minor children. Complaint Filed A complaint to quiet title has been filed by Robert Lee and Dorothy M. Gage against John Dawson, etal. Notice has been ordered by publication returnable Dec. 28. A notice has also been ordered issued returnable Nov. 19. Cause Submitted In the divorce case of Elmer I. Rolston against Ramona A. Ralston, the defendant has filed an

i l ! Democratic Ticket I "'■"’l ■ ml For United States Senator CLAUDE R. WICKARD mb. For Governor |_J RALPH TUCKER » For Lieutenant Governor BARTEL ZANDSTRA I mm. I For Secretary of State | THOMAS L. LEMON M _ For Auditor of State JOE BROGDON a For Treasurer of State ALBERT STEINWEDEL iw For Attorney General * WILLIAM H. WOLF | For Superintendent of Public ,< I Instruction | EARL M. UTTERBACK 111 “1 For Reporter of Supreme and mns. Appellate Courts DOLORES ELSNER JOHNSON 3 For Judge of Supreme Court First District WARREN W. MARTIN, SR. “I For Judge of Supreme Court i a* I Third District I J PATRICK J. BARTON j For Judge of Supreme Court mu Fifth District LLOYD C. WAMPLER F”"1 For Judge of Appellate Court sms. First District L_| WAYNE COMBS f—l For Judge of Appellate Court Ml Second District SEVERIN H. SCHURGER

answer in denial. The cause has been submitted and the matter has been taken under advisement. Partition of Property A petition for the partition of real estate has been filed by Anthony P. Koblick, administrator of the Dorothy B. Koblick estate against Walter F. Messell, etal. Waivers of notices have been filed by the defendants and the cause has been submitted. The court has ruled in favor of the petitioner. Lewis L. Smith and Harold P. Fiely have been appointed commissioners for the sale of the real estate and their bond in the Sum of 85,000 has been submitted. Jury Commiisiaeyrs The jury commissioners and the clerk of the Adams circuit court have been ordered to meet Monday, Nov. 12, to draw the names for grand and petit juries for the November term which begins Monday, Nov. 19. Answer Demanded In the complaint for damages of John F. Moyer against Max O. Case, the defendant has been ruled to answer in 10 days. Transcript Ordered The court has ruled that a complete transcript of the preceding! of the state against Raymond Dewispeleare v for non-support be filed. Estate Cases The final report of the estate of John L. Wolff has been filed and a notice has ben ordered returnable

iJ Prohibition Ticket probi. For United States Senator CARL W. THOMPSON mom. For Governor |_J J. RALSTON MILLER mom. For Lieutenant Governor |__J RAYMOND M. MORRIS mom. For Secretary of State JOSEPHINE LOUGH mom. For Auditor of State [___| WILLIAM W. OESCH mom. For Treasurer of State ___J HORACE N. SMITH room. For Attorney General GEORGE N. RANCK For Superintendent of Public rnom. Instruction ALISON E. WRENTMORE For Reporter of Supreme and mom. Appellate Courts |_J LOIS GILBERT KRANDELL For Judge of Supreme Court mom. First District | ZOE M.| WYATT r -- - , I ’ $ ' /

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Nov. 23. The report shows a balance of $7,371.82 for distribution to the widow, two sons and a daughter. The inheritance tax report for the estate of Oliver V. Dilling has been submitted and approved. It shows a net value of $20,331.79. Tax due is $25.18 from two daughters, $2.59 from two grandsons and none from the widow. The supplemental report of distribution of the Letitia Schnepp estate has been submitted and approved. The administrator has been discharged and the estate is closed. The last will and testament of Sanford S. Reynolds has been offered and accepted for probate. A bond in the sum of SIO,OOO has been submitted and letters testamentary have been ordered issued to Elmer W. Baumgartner. Howard Baumgartner is attorney for the estate. The will names two sons as heirs. The last will and testament of George C. Snyder has been offered and accepted for probate. The will names the widow as heir to the estate and the son, John Snyder, as executor. Howard Baumgartner is attorney for the estate. The Inventory for the William J. Kruse estate has been filed and approved. It shows $1,638.50 in crops, $4,590 in bonds, $1,799.57 in money and $7,535 in other property for a total value of $15,563.07.

Leslie Hunter Named As Aide-de-Camp KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Leslie Hunter, Decatur, Ind., has been appointed national aide-de-camp to the commander-ln-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Cooper T. Holt, Chattanooga, Tenn. In making the announcement Commander Holt said: "I deem it a great honor to have Leslie Hunter serve on my personal staff. His outstanding work on behalf of our organization has not only earned him the highest respect in his own community, but on a state and national level also.” Jaka l. d«V«m, Atlonty “* Rotate Ne. BISI NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF LOVISK SCHEIRtAN. In the Circuit Court of Adams County, September Term, 1#56. In the matter of the Eetate of Louise Bcheiman, deceased. Notice ie hereby given that Lydia W. Hoile ae Administratrix of the above named estate, hae presented and filed tier final account In final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit Cburt, on the 26th of November, 1956, at which Ume all persona interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. LYDIA W. HOLLE, Personal Representative (Seal) MYLES -F. PARRISH, Judge Nov. I, 10.

•1 JJ Socialist Labor Ticket For United States Senator GORDON A. LONG For Governor MERLE L. WILLIAMS For Lieutenant Governor CHARLEY LYNCH For Secretary of State JOHN M. MORRIS For Auditor of State LAWRENCE J. O’BRYANT For Treasurer of State HERMAN A. KRONEWITTER For Attorney General VIVIENNE C. WILLIAMS 1 ""I For Superintendent of Public Instruction GEORGE MAGDICH For Reporter of Supreme and Appellate Courts WILLIAM H. MILLER ’ - ' ,J _

FOR COMPLETE UP-TO-THE MINUTE ELECTION RESULTS ’ ■ Tuesday Night 3-2171 w COURTESY OF CITIZENS TELEPHONE CO. AND 1 DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT / » , .. ---—. J : ■ . - - I = — '■»—-— >■, Sample Ballot SAMPLE REFERENDUM BALLOT ON QUESTIONS CONCERNING OFFICIAL TIME OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, SUBMITTED BY THE 1955 LEGISLATURE Section 1. At the general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1956, there shall be submitted to the electors of this state for the Information and guidance of the members of the = Ninetieth General Assembly the following questions: (1) Do you favor the retention of central standard time as the official time for the State of Indiana? ——'j ; Yes No (2) If you favor the retention of central standard time as the official time for the State of Indiana, do you favor legalizing the adoption of daylight savings time for certain periods of the year by the various political subdivisions of the state? Yes No (3) Do you favor the adoption of eastern standard time as the official time for the State Os Indiana? \ r ~ ? Yes • ~ No ; (4) If you favor eastern standard time as the official time for the State of Indiana, do you favor legalizing the adoption of daylight savings time for certain periods of the year by the various political subdivisions of the state? Tea No INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS Section 4. Any voter who desires to vote in favor of any question, shall make a cross (X) mart in the square beside the word "Yes;” and any voter who desires to vote against any question, shall make a cross (X) mark in the aquare beside the word "No."

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1950