Herald-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 September 1920 — Page 8
NOTH'R or COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE Thv undersigned Commissioner, by virtue of an order, of the Putnam Circuit Court, made and entered in a cause therein pending, entitled dohn A. Butler, et al. vs Charles E. Butler, and numbered 1)78.'! upon the dockets thereof, hereby gives notice that on the farm hereinafter described known as the William Butler farm, located in Marion Township, Putnam County. Indiana, on Friday the 8th day of October, 1920, at 2 o’clock P .M. of said day, he will offer for sale, at pub. lie auction and for not less than two thirds of the full appraised value thereof, the following described real estate, situated in Putnam County, Indiana, towit:— The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and the south half of the northwest fractional quarter of Section 30, in town, shop 14 north of rang e 3 west, containing 71 acres, more or less. Also, ail that part of the south, west fractional quarter of said section 30, township 14 north of range 3 west, which lies north of the road which divides said quarter (or passes through said quarter from east to west, near the branch,) supposed to contain about 39.08 acres, more or less. TERM^ OF SALE: At-Vast one.third of the purchase price, cash in hand, and me oalanee in two equal install, ments. payable respectively, and not to exceed 12 and 24 months, to be ev_ idenced by the notes of the purchaser bearing six per cent interest from date, waiving relief, providing for att. orneys fees, and secured by mortgage on th** said real estate sold, with the privilege of the purchaser to pay all
cash.
OTTO G. WEBB, C ommissioner. A. R. Hurst, Attorney, OtW. Sept 10—17—21. Bills.
Grcencastlc city, third ward. East
precinct, Taylor chapel.
Greencastle city, third ward, west precinct, residence B. B. Stringer. Grcencastlp city. Fourth ward, Sam
pie room, Commercial Hotel
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Madison township, East precinct, FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL Center school house I Madison township. West precinct.
l this loth day of September, 1920. I HARRY W. MOORE, Clerk of Put.
nani Circuit Court. James iSc Allee, Attys. 3tW Sept. 17.24 Oct 1.
Notice is hereby given to the legal Brunerstown School House ii /"x .. * n o i n t ^ Va I 11 t
pre.
Washington township, north cinct, Barber shop, Reelsville. Washington township, south pre. cinct, Beech Grove School House Warren township, south precinct,
residence J. J. Bowen.
Jefferson township, east Precinct,
Belle Union School house.
Jefferson township, West precinct,
Mt. Meredian.
Cloverdale township, east Precinct,
Morrison Bros. Office
Cloverdale township. West precinct
Office of Geo. RockwelJ;
Mill Creek township, Broad Park
School House.
R. E. KNOLL, Auditor Putnam
County, Indiana
- 2tW Sept 24 Oct. I
CORN STALK VALLEY
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS
State of Indiana. Putnam County, SS: Oliver H. Robbins and Clara C. Robbins vs. Lewis 11. Stew, art, et al. In the Putnam Circuit Court, September Term, U»20. No.
9813.
Come now the plaintiffs by their attorney and file their complaint here, in together with the affidavit of a com petant person that the residences of the following named defenedants are unknown and that they are believed to be non residents of the Slat of Indiana, to wit: Lewis H. Stewart, Elizabeth Beard. William Faller and Rose Susanna Faller; the unknown husband and wives respectively of each of the above named persons, if living and the unknown widowers and widows respectively, and the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, creditors, assigns, administrators and executors of each of the above named persons, if they be deceased; That the residences of all the above named persons are unknown to plain, tiff’s and upon diligent search and in.
voters of Putnam County, Indiana, that by virue of an order made and entered of record by the Board of Commissioners of Putnam County, Indiana, at their Regular September (ith. Term, 1920, a special election was ordered and will be held through, out said county on Tuesday, Novem. bi-r 2nd, 1920, at th e several voting places in said county, that on said day the several voting places in said Putnam County, will be open for the purpose of receiving and taking the votes of the legal voters hereof upon the question as to whether the pro. i posed “PUBLIC COUNTY HOSP. ITAL” named in the peitio n filed and presented to said board of Commis. sioners on the 6th day of September, 1920 by J. F. Gillespie and more than 200 others, resident freeholder of said county, be established at the City of Greencastle, Putnam County,
Indiana, at a proposed cost of Mrs. Lu ( , Reece spent Monday with $95,000. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Sechman. Given by order of the Board of I Th e C. C. club met Thursday’after. Commissioners of Putnam County, noon with Mrs. Olynn Dudley. Indiana, this Uth day of September, 1 M, ' s . I* 1 * Newman an d Mrs. Minnie j92o. Buis visited «aith Mrs. Amy Buis Fri.
R. E. KNOLL, Auditor Putnam * ,,a .v-
County, Indiana. j Mrs. Lora Quinlan visited relat. 3tW. Sept 17_2t Oct.l. I ' Vt ‘ s * n Greencastle Wednesday night I
( and Thursday.
Homer Higgins and family spent J “•unday with H O. Higgins and fain. i, y. ' , Horace Storm of North Dakota who '/as called to his fathers by the death of his brother Fred returned
hom 0 Monday
Mr. and Mrs. George Wools, Mr. : nd Mrs. William Syester of Staunton Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sipels and family Mid Mr. and Mrs. Vernky Syestei of Linton visited Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
j Syester, Sunday.
Mrs Henry Bauman of Villagrove,
| 111., isg pending a few days here with
| her sister Mrs. Sarah Rader.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Branneman of ; Cloverdale visited her sister Mrs I
Sarah Rader, Monday
Mr and Mrs. William James and j son Harry of Terre Haute visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson McCollough and Mrs. Mary Tresner visited Mrs Sarah
Rader Tuesday.
Born t) Mr and Mrs. Oscar Keiscr,
IS RECORD BIBLE
Immense Volume Now Nearing Completion in England.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION j Notice is hereby given that th e un_ dersigned has been appointed by the | Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam i County. State of Indiana. Adminisi ra. j tor of th e estate of James N. Thomas late of Putnam County, Indiana, de.
ceased.
Said estate is supposed to he sol.
vent.
Dated this 11th day of September,
1920.
J. A. THOMAS, Administrator. F. S. Hamilton. Atty. 3tW. Sept. 17.24 Oct. 1.
Book Will Be by Far the Largest Volume That Has Ever Been Con. structed—Definite Purpone in Its Production. English Bible plans for 1921 center around the production of the world's l:i ,, 5 , 'st Bible, notes the Uorllund Ore goniaii. Months of work have already been expended upon it. Many weeks more will be needed for ils completion. Already. however, the frame of the great hook Is In being. Six stout hempen .opes, inticli tlrcker than the ordinary clothesline, are ils backbone. Four of itiese are laced into millboards halt! an inch thick as a foundation for Hie leal her covering. The back of the hook is sewed with iwine round (he six siout hempen ropes in the old fashioned way. In every sense the biggest Ilible Is intended to be the finest example of book making that England can pro
dure.
Bui why produce the biggest Bible? Tlie answer to this question was given by the "Bilde Crusade” ns follows: “The great Bible Is Intended \o rivet public attention on the primary importance of the Bible as the fountain and source of Dll truth. As this unique volume is magnified in size above all other volumes, so the grandeur of the Bible ought to he magnified in value above that of ail other books.” A feature of the great Bible is that Ii will he written entirely by hand. Not more than three verses of the text will be written by the same person. Kings and field marshals will, side by side with paupers ami workmen, testify their belief in the Indy srriptnres. At the side of the piece of texr which they write all will sign their names to the following: “As my testimony Hint I acknowledge the Bible- as oHglnally given to mankind—to he ‘as it is in truth, thy »nrd of God.’ I append my signature." The higgesi Bible, when completed, will not only be the largest example of the word of God, but it will constitute the world's completest autograph al
BUTNAM VILLE
Mrs. Ralph Howard is visiting in Summer, Ills. Misses Clara and Augusta Glide, well visited Will Glidewell and fam. ily Sunday. Mr an ( | Mrs. Hary Mercer spent the week end with Fred Hansel and family. Misses Bertha Remington, Lottie Gregory, Miss Franklin and Edna Curtis of Greencastle spent Sunday with Mr. and M s. Alf Curtis. Bess Jones, Ralph anil Margaret Jones spent Sunday with Geo. Whit, aker and family. Oren T. Williams an officer at the State Farm is taking a two weeks vacation. Many from hero attended the con. vention at the Christian church in Greencastle Sunday. Nellie Bock spent thf’ week end with home folks near Brick Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seilers spent Friday with Ernest Smith and family. .Miss Cleo Hepler is reported sick.
ISAAC BROWNING IS ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGE
lilliflt.land School opened here Monday «-ia Mrs. Gladys DeVore as teacher ‘ h Tom Stierwalt is building a V for Curt Knoy. d Miss Edn a Hartsock ami l, a s dair are teaching school a t Q u i n ‘ a ‘ J. C. Moore transacted busines/:' Cloverdale Wednesday J. H. Johnnson is' taking trea* men t at the Deaconess Hospital ' Clarence DeVore anil f am j K . , Quincy called on H. S. McFarren .J family Sunday Georget Carter and wife of ,\ m . and Mrs. Mary Moore an ( | ( la UL , h !; Lillian visited Friday with ' Tabor anil family
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HIGH SCHOOL BOY IS CHARGED WITH ATTACK ON LAVKKNE SNIDER, SON OF MR AND MRS LINCOLN SNIDER — CASE IN THE COURT OF SQUIRE FRANK
Isaac Browning, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Browning, a high scho d hoy, was arrested by Constable Pick, ett Wednesday morning on a charge svvor n out by Lincoln Snider, char v ing Browning with an assault on
Laverne Snider, son of Mr. and Mrs
hum. with signatures, it is anticipated, Lincoln Snider The assault is al
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE
Notice is hereby given to the cred. itots, heirs and legatees of Thomas Zaring, deceased to appear in th ( . Put nam Circuit court, held at Greencas. tie, Indiana, on th e 18th day of Oct. ober, 1920, an ( | show cause if any, why th FINAL SETTLEMENT AC.
COUNTS with the estate of said de. | September 15, a daughter, cedent should not be approved; and ■^ r ' am ' -^ rs ' R- G Mustard and said heirs are notified then and there famil >' visite<l John Bi,i(11 ‘‘ an,, t ' a,n -
to make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS th p Clerk of, said Court this 21st day of September, 192b Harry W. Moore, Clerk Putnam Cir cuit Court. 3tW Sept. 24. Oct. 1.8
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF VOTERSj
In accordance with the law s govern ing the registration of voters and in which law each person, in order to
quiry cannot be ascertained, hut that j vote at the General Election on Nov.
they are believed to be non residents of the state of Indiana; and that all of said defendants are necessary par. ties to said action; and that said ac. lion is instituted and prosecuted by plaintiffs for the purpose of quieting their title to real estate in Putnam County. Indiana, as against all de. mands, claims and claimants what, soever, and to quiet title therein as against the world which said real estate in said complaint is described as follows: Lots Number twenty four (24), twenty five (26) anil twenty six (26>, in Block B. in Francis M. Ghormley’s Addition to the town of Roachilale. Notic, is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and apear on the 1st Judicial day of the November Term 1920 of the Put. nam Circuit Court, th 0 same being the 1st day of November, 1920 at the Court House in the city of Greencas. tie, in said county and state, and ans. wer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness Whereof, I have hereun. to set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, at the office of the clerk thereof, in th. citv of Greencastle, Indiana, this Gth day of November,
1920.
Harry W. Moore. ClerK. 3tW. .Sept. 10.17.21
ily in Brazil Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Tarry Crafton a:id 1 children and Misses Sadie and Thom, as Burns visited Mr. ami Mrs. A. E. I
Keiser Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lash and Mrs ' Henry Keiser visited Mrs. O. L. Kei. ! ser Thursday afternoon. Rochester Hobbs, age 86, died Mon. 1 day morning at his home 2 1 .• miles I east of Center Point folowing a short ! illness partly due to grief over the I
of most prominent English and for eign men and women from kings downward. Twelve ihousaml people v ill l>c needed tn complete tbe text. T' elve large goatskins have been ns J in providing a cover for the biggv.i ( Bible. When standing on end the volume is more than feet 2 inches high and nearly 3 feet I! Inches wide, so thill when it is opened flat it measures alioiit " feel 10 inches across. The whole volume non lies at the Oxford University Proas. It awaits the advent of Bible year and the gifi hy some wealthy crusader of a sjieciai motor car which Is needed to take ii on it* mission in England and over seas. Perhaps the great Bible wil, visit America If Invited to do so. The special car which is to be designed foi the great book will contain a folding pulpit and a special platform foi exhihiting tlie text of the biggest B ble and the signatures.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE
Notice is hereby given to the cred. itors, heirs and legatees of Jerome M. King, deceased to appear in the Pulv.am, Circuit Court, held at Green, castle, Indiana, on the Gth day of October, 1920 and show cause if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT j ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and | said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and re. reive their distributive shares. WITNESS. :hc Cb r’: of . aid T vt.
ember 2nd, 1920, is required to reg. gister either at the September or October Terms of the Registration Boards, 1920, notice is hereby given that the Registration boards of the several precincts of Putnam County, Indiana will be open at the following named places, f'-om 8:00 o’clock A. M. to 9:00 o’clock P. M on Monday, Oct. ober 4th, 1920, to wit: Jackson Township, North Precinct, Barnard School House. Jackson township, South Precinct, New Maysville School House Franklin township, Roachdale north Precinct. Library at Roachdale Frankli n township, Roachdale south precinct, Wilson Brick Buildings Franklin township, Flneastl., P-e. cinct, Christian church Fincastle. Russell township. North Precinct, Residence Win Hodgskirs. Russell Township, south Precinct, Center School House. Clinton township, north precinct, School House No. 2 Clinton townsh%>, South precinct. School house No. 10 ' Monroe township, Bainbridge pre. cinct, Hotel at Bainbridge. Monroe township, B-ick Chapel precinct, Brick Chapel school house. Floyd township, north precinct, Grovcland school house Floyd township. South precinct, School Hous, No. 8. Marion township, North Precinct, I. O 0 F. Building, Fillmore. Marion township, south precinct, C-oss Roads School house Grencastle township, north precinct Residence Mr. Ransofur Greencastle township. Fox Ridge | precinct, Fox Ridge School House. Greencastle township. Limedale precinct, Walter Wood rum's resi.
derce
Greeocastl, citv. First ward, Res. idenre Charles Pfeiffenberge-, Greencastle city, second ward, north precinct, Assessor’s Office. Grencastle City, second ward, south nreoirct, -erl 1 ”v*, Geo''*., pfcdo-.
death of his sister, Mrs. Margaret Lee which occurred just one week an,j a day previous. He is survived by th"ee nephews and on^, niece. Fun eral services were held at the home Wednesday morning with burial in Summit Hill cemetery near Brazil
BROADWAY
Mr. Earnest Bell and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe! Thom
as.
Mr. Roy Thomas received a tele, gram Saturday telling of the serious illness of his sister Mrs Belle Cozy of Ilinois, Miss Velma Tyler went t° Dan. vitle Friday to take up her studies in music. Mrs. Minnie Bass returned home Thursday from a visit with her %is. ters in Illinois. Raymond Tyler and Gilbert Newto n Velma Tyler an,) Valla Turner at. tended the revival meeting at Shar. run Thursday night. Mr. Clyde Thomas returned home Saturday from Dakota where h, has been working the past four or five months. The Misses Maude Thomas and Mollie Braden atended church at Long Branch Thursday night. Rev W. E. Bailey and Sarah Row. ings attended the Reinohl sale Mon. day. *’*•' Mrs. Hallie Hummed and daughter Goldie spent one dav last week with Mrs. Roy Thomas of Lena. Miss Helen Danberry is improving greatly at this writing Miss Laura Thomas who is staying with her sister Mrs. Anna Bell visit, i ed home folks Sunday. John Harris and iwfex pent Sunday with his daughter M"s. Lona feexton. Ed. Thomas has been carrying the mail the last week whil, Mr Cox is taking his vacation. Mrs. Roy Thomas spent Thursday with Mrs. Robert and daughter. Mrs. Claude Humphrey and child, ••"n spent Saturday with her mother M"?. r>;L—„ T V»i ’—i
When Vaseline Was Valuable. About three thousand barrels of oi! have been obtained from tbe various wells experimentally bored by tbe Brit Isb government in Derbyshire (Eng.) and elsewhere. It is not a great deal. In fact, considerably more than this must have been yielded altogether bj the famous Balm well, situated at St. Catherine's near Edinburgh, which during several centuries exuded a sub stance we now know io have been genuine perrolemu. No one ever seems to have thought of refining the crude oi! and using it for illuminating purposes;* but It was in great repute as a remedy for skin complaints, and people so afflicted came from far and near to obtain supplies of It. Especially esteemed was the solidifled |ietroleum which was scrapexj from inside the well near the bottom, and which used to be retailed, under the name of Balm of Sinai, for as much as a sovereign an ounce. Today one can buy an ounce of the same sort ol sniff—vaseline—from any chemist for a few cents.
legod to have occurred one day In si week. Browning and Snider had a con troversy over a political candidate pin, worn by Snider. In the contro versy. Browning, it is illeged, struck Snider, knocking him down ’
Henry Gibson and family Sunday visitors at Earl O’Hairs Ruth Wells visited Saturday night and Sunday with Ertie Cricks Miss Fannie Talbott who' has hem in very poor health thi some better. Miss Mildrel O’Hair has returned to Champaign, III where she will a: tend College Mr. anj Mrs. Emmett Wilson vis ited Friday with Mr anil Mrs 0si a ' O’Hair. Ed. Estes and family and John Braden and family visited relatives at Marshall. ImL, last Sunday. Mrs Ea-1 O'Hair has a new ma : estic range. Little Cecil Pruitt returned home Sunday from the Methodist hospit. al in Indianapolis where he was su f . eesfully operated upon for appendi. citis. Miss Esther Snider of Greencastle visted over Sunday with Helen Goh O’Hair Mr. Morgan and family have mov-i to the Will O'Hair farm. M Under, wood has moved to the place vacat. e,| by Mr. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. 0 M. Woodworth visited relatives in Ilinois last wetk. Mrs. Ben Pruitt continue the sanr Mrs. M E Davis spent the la:, ter part of last wi k with her ter Mrs Chas Da\iRev. McHaffie clos d his confersr,. co year Sunday night at I! ick Chap, el. Miss Evlvnn Talkington s-vnt Sur. day with Nel Huron Arp Fry is re modeling hi- house.
Shannon Duroc Jersey Hog Sale POSTPONED
Kaeps Out' Draught*. Admits Light. A new arrival among shades Is ih«> celluloid window shade, used to keep ou* draughts, says the Popular Science Monthly. It Is fastened to a regular spring shade roller and has the customary stick through Its lower end. You attach It to the top of the win dow frame Just as you would an ordinary shade. Being transparent, It does not obstruct tbe view. The ends of the stick may be fitted in grooves In tbe frame to keep the celluloid from curling. Now let* some one Indent a shade that will shut out the light without shutting out the air. This is far more needed, especially In summer time. Power From Small Streams. Electricity from small streams is ihe title of n recen' publication Issued by the department of acriculrnre. A. M Daniels, assistaru chief mechanical en glneer. division of rural engineering, bureau of public roads. Is the authi i This booklet comprises 20 pages ami discusses In their respective order: Lnienl source* of water power; plants ivlthin^rench of thousands; estimating the amount of power required; waid power principles; measuring the stream flow, »nd power from small
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My annual sale of Registered Duroc flogs* advertised for Monday, September 27, has been postponed for ten days or two weeks.
1 will announce date of sale in this
paper.
John W. Shannon Farm 4 miles west of Roachdale, 1 mile east of Raccoon
Remember! William Butler Farm About 111 Acres Friday, Oct. 8, ’20 at 2:00 p. m. On the farm in Marion Township, Putnam County, Indiana
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R. Hurst O G. Webb Attorney Commissioner O. J Rector, Auctioneer |
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