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8—The Indianapolis Recorder, July 9, 1960
Legal Notices
Jack I. Kahn, Atty. SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, Indiana, in cause No. 79984 wherein Stormaster of Indiana Inc. an Indiana Corporation Plaintiff and Kuth Warner Defendant requirins me to make t+ie sums as provided for in said de.cree, with interest and costs, 1 will expose at public sale to the highest ladder, on Wednesday, tlie :5rd day of August. 1960, between the hours of in o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.M. of said day, at the door of tlie Court House of Marion County. Indiana, tlie rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of tlie following real estate in Marion County, Indiana: Ltit 232 itt Ogle et al Past Park Addition to tlie City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not rell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with Interest and costs, I will, at fhe same time and place, expose to public sale tlie fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as mav <he sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ROPWKT A. O NKAL. Sheriff of Marion County. June 28. I960 7-2-9-16-60
Kroger Gardis & Regas, Attys. SHERIFF'S SALE Bv virtue of a certified copy of a de. t ee to me directed from the Clerk of tlie Circuit Court • of Marion Count v. Indiana, in cause No. 74'.7 w tier* in I .eon Tailoring Company, in*-. Plaintiff and William M. Cartwright Defendant requiring me to make the sum of Klghty and 00/100 Dollars, and none Cents (180.00), as provided for In said decree, with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale to tlie highest bidder, on Wednesday, the :ird day of August, 1460. between the hours of 10 o'clock AM. and 4 o'clock P.M. of said day, at tlie door of the Court House of Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate in Marion County, Indiana: Lot 40 Clifton Place, recorded in plat book 13, page 18, in the office .,i the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana. if such rents and profits will not sell fur a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree •ith interest and costs, J will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made without relief front valuation or appraisement laws. ROBHKT A. O'NRAL, Sheriff of Marion County. June 28. 1960 7-2-9-16-’6o
Danltl F. Cummins, Atty. SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion Countv, Indiana, In cause No. 10132 wherein Platt Realty Company Plaintiff and Lena Schabler Defendant requiring me to make the sum of Five Hundred Dollars, and None Cents ($500.00), as provided for in said decree, with interest and costs, 1 will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of August, 1960, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.M. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the follow’ing real estate in Marlon County, Indiana: Lot 22, Out Lot 120. in McCarty s I'^ast Subdivision, recorded in Plat Hook 2. Page 86 in the office of the Recorder of Marlon County. Indiana, Commonly known as 1130 South Meridian Street. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with Interest and costs, 1 will, at the same time anti place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate,-or so much thereof as mav lie sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made without relief from \ablation or appraisement laws. ROBHKT A. O'NEAL, Sheriff of Marion County. June 28, V960 7-2-9-16-’60
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, SHAREHOLDERS AND ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Slate of Indiana, County of Marion ss: In the Superior Court of Marion County Cause S59-2421 Room Superior 1 Indianapolis Ready Mix, Corp. vs. Marquis W Jones Jr. et a 1 . The Creditors, Shareholders awd all inte. ested persons are hereby rotifled that the Receivers of Mlarquis W. Jones et al, have filed 'their final report and accounting for the period beginning May 6, 196C and ending on June 29, 1960, at 12.00 o’clock P.M. Any person or persons interested may file objections or exceptions to said report in writing on or before September 6, 1960 or bfr forever barred therefrom. Edwin MeClure, Clerk. 7/9/60—3T.
NOTICE OF SALE
OF USED MOTOR VEHICLES The State of Indiana, acting by and through Clarence T. Prayer, Director, Division of Public Works and Supply, will offer for sale at Public Auction, approximately 15 used motor vehicles, cars and trucks. Said sale shall be held at Ken Schaefer Auto Auction, Inc., 203 West Morris Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, at 2:00 P.M., legal time, as prescribed by tlie Acts of the Indiana Legislature in Chapter 172, year 1957, on the 21st day of July I960. Said used motor vehicles, will be sold for cash.
to the highest bidder.
Said used motor vehicles shall he - sold, as is, and with no warranty said report in writing on or before
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, SHAREHOLDERS AND ALL INTERESTED PERSONS State of Indiana, County oi Marion ss: In the Circuit Court of Marion County Cause 79595 Room—Circuit John F. Lawless, et al.
vs.
George F. Jennings et al and Huber Contracting Co., Inc.
vs,
George F. Jennings, et al.
The Creditors, Shareholders and all interested persons are hereby ratified that the Receivers of George F. Jennings et al. have filed tl-eir current report and accounting for the period beginning Oct. 28, 1958 and ending on June 19, 1960 at 12:00 o’clock P. M Any person or persons interested may file objections or exceptions to
INDIANA TOLL ROAD
COMMISSION
309 West Washington Street
Indianapolis, Indiana
NOTICE TO BIDDERS CONTRACT RP-1A-MA Sealed proposals will be received bv the Indiana Toll Road Commission at or before 1H:00 A.M.. Central Standard Time, July 19, I960, for l he performance of the contracts
enumerated above.
Contract No. RC-1A-MA
The maintenance for a period of years of the radio-communication system for the Indiana East-West Toll Road consisting essentia’ly of
the following:
Microwave Drop-Repeater
Stations 3 Microwave Terminal Stations 2
Microwave Through-Repeater
Relay Stations 2 Dual Very-high-frequency Base
Stations
Very-high-frequency Fixed
Stations
Very-high-frequency Mobile
Stations Approximately AiifnmnHr* T^Ynhnne
of any kind, and the purchasers shall not have any recourse against the State of Indiana, or Ken Schaefer Auto Auction, Inc. Each bidder shall, before being eligible to bid, be required to deposit cash or certified check, payable to Ken Schaefer Auto Auction, Inc. Said certified check or cash, shall be for not less than one thousand ($1,000) dollars, and shall be applied upon the purchase price, howeve.r, the cash or certified check, of the successful bidders, will be returned immediately after said sale. Clarence T. Draper, Director Division of Public Works
and Supply
State of Indiana
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NOTICE OF SALE
The State of Indiana, acting by
and through Clarence, T. Drayer, Director, Division of Public Works and Supply, for and on behalf of State Highway Department will receive sealed proposals or bids, on the sale of Scott Oxygen Unit—Executive Model 3AA 1800 serial No. 37155, located at Central Office, Highway
Department Annex. 1st floor. Said sealed proposals or bids, shall
he received at the office of the Director. Division of Public Works and Supply, Room 301 State House, Indianapolis, until 11:30 o’clock A.M., legal time, as prescribed by the Acts of the Indiana Legislature in Chapter 172, year 1957, on the 19th day of July, 1960, at which time and place " i all bids will l)e publicly opened and r, * read aloud. Any bids received after | the designated time, for any reason,
j i will lie returned,
i The State reserves the right to
reject any and ail bids.
AH of the items sold can be inspected daily, except Saturday and Sunday at State House Annex 1st
Sept. 6, 1960 or be forever barred
therefrom
Edwin MeClure, Clerk.
7/9/60—3T.
Private Automatic Exchange Telephone Switchboards
Contract’ No. N RC-?A-M A provides * Indianapolis, In ?j a £f • .
„ for a peri- the hours of 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. ami
fur maintenance services for a peri od of years of the radlocommunical i system of tlie Indiana Toll Road
Commission.
All proposals must be on the form prescribed by the Commission and must comply with the terms and conditions set forth in the Contract
Documents..
Contractor's statement for qualification on the forms supplied by the Commission will he required from
all Bidders.
If the Bidder is an out of state corporation, he shall be required to furnish a certificate from the Secretary of State of Indiana as evidence that the corporation has complied with the Indiana Foreign Corporation Statutes, and that the corporation is authorized to transact business in the State of Indiana. All bids must be received at or before 10:00 A.M. Central Standard Time, July 19, 1960, in the offices of the Indiana Toll Road Commission. 309 West Washington Street,
2:00 to 4:00 P.M.
Said property will be sold for cash to the highest responsible bidder or bidders, acceptable to the Director of Public Works and Supply. Said property will be sold (as Is) and (where is) and without recourse against the State of Indiana, for cash, to the highest responsible bidder or bidders, acceptable to the Director of Public Works and Supply. All bidders will be required to deposit a sum of money equal to one hundred (100) per cent of tlie amount of the bid. Payment to be made by cash, certified check or cashier's check. The successful bidder or bidders shall remove property purchased within fifteen (15) days, excepting Saturday and Sunday, after being notified that hi.s or their bid has been accepted as the highest responsible bidder or bidders, provided, however, tlie foregoing 15 days period may he extended by the express consent of the Director of Public Works
not
and Supply. If said property is ived within fifteen (15) days, excepting Saturday and Sunday, and
Indianapolis, Indiana. At said hour, the bid box will be publicly opened j removed
and the bids read. eepting '*«w ‘»**»* »».... The award of the Contract, if anv unless the period has been extended award be made, will be to the Bid- as set out above, after being notified tier whose Proposal is lowest and , that he or they have been the suchest for the performance of tlie work cessful bidder or bidders, due to any and complies with all the prescribed I cause tlie State of Indiana will re-
requirements. Tlie Commission reserves tlie right to reject any or all Proposals and to waive technicalities. INDIANA TOLL ROAD COMMISSION John A. Kendall, Chairman
7-2-60-2T.
tain tlie amount of deposit as liquidated damages. A non-collusion affidavit must be signed and notarized.
Clarence T. Drayer, Director I »i vision of Public Works
and Supply 7-9-60-1T.
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CL. 3-2714
NOTICE OF SALE FOR JUNK AND SCRAP METAL State of Indiana, Marion County SS: Notice is hereby given that Robert A. O'Neal, Sheriff of said County and State by virtue of Acts of 1945, Chapter 181, Page 448, Burns, Indiana, annotated Statutes 1952 47-2516 and 472517 and the application of Delaware & South Towing Service, 130 E. South Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Pertaining to the sale of abandoned titles unavailable vehicles will be offered for sale to the highest bidder on Tuesday, August 9, 1960, at Delaware & South Towing Service, 130 E. South Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. the following described property to wit: Chrysler, 1951, 2-door, Maroon-Gray, Ser. No. link., Eng. No. C51-15338, License No. BY2396, 1960. Hudson. 1950, 4-door, Blue, Eng. No. 50463788, Ser. No. Unk.. License No. AW 7812,1959. Oldsmobile, 1950, 4-door. Green, Ser. No. 509M9494, Eng. No. 8R261194H. License No. K84309, 1960. Bulck, 1950, 4-door, Ser. No. 15550155, Eng. No. 57450977, License No. BY8769.1960. Buick, 1951, 4-door, gray. Ser. No. U1430993, Eng. No. 66357094, License No. AN 4946. 1960. Oldsmobile. 1951, 4-door, green, Ser. No. 517K2523. Eng. No. 8C61289, License No. None. Buick. 1952. 2-door, black, Ser. No. 16672507, Eng. No. 68711467, License No. AQ 6838,1959. Plymouth, 1948, Coupe, black. Ser. No. 12030145, Eng. No. D42956O0, License No. AZ 9318,1960. Ford, 1950, Gray, Ser. No. BOLU106989, Eng. No. Unk., License No. AA 6091.1959. Mercury. 1950, 2-door, green, Ser. No. 50SL76595M, Eng. No. Unk., License No. AZ 7180, 1959. Ford, 1954, 4-door, green, Ser. No. U4MG136175, Eng. No. Unk., License No. None. Mercury, 1951, 4-door, black, Ser. No. 51SL103799M, Eng. No. Unk., License No., None. Packard, 1949, 4-door, black, Ser. No. 2252-7171, Eng. No. G6092730, License No., None. Plymouth, 1951. 2-door, green, Ser. No. 5469019, Eng. No. P23-17186, License No. AL8618.1960. Buick, 1950, 2-door, green, Ser. No. 15429529. Eng. No. 56385504, License No. AZ 9628,1960. Chevrolet, 1948, Coupe, black, Ser. No. 3E.IA33288, Eng. No. FAA647224, License No. None. Buick, 1950, 4-door, green, Ser. No. 66809021, j'Tng. No. V153207, License No. None. DeSoto, 1947, Sedan, black. Ser. No. 5926425, Eng. No. .Sli-201233, License No. IE-5019, i960. Chrysler, 1948, 2-door, green, Ser. No. 70612752. Eng. No. C38117917, License No. AL 8256.1960, Ford, 1941, 4-door, blue, Ser. No. 186599756, Eng. No. None, License No. AW 6520,1960. Buick, 1950, Convertible, blue, Ser No. 15697128, Eng. No, 59048385, License No. None. International Truck, 1941, truck, red, Ser. No. PI44929, Eng. No. GRP21494257, License No. 8502A.1960. Chevrolet, 1948, 2-door, Coupe, black. Ser. No. 9FKE 16857. Eng. No. i'AA 323268, License No. BA 4370,1960. Ford, 1950, Coupe, blue, Ser. No. None, Eng. No. BOCH162650, License No. None. Ford, 1956, Convertible, white, Ser. No. None, Eng. No. M6UCI68342, License No. AX.3288,1959, Dodge, 1955, 4-door, pink and black, Ser. No. 34898792. Eng. No. D55j125475, License No. AF 6564,1959. Plymouth, 1954, 2-door, gray and blue, Ser. No. 135-392-30, Eng. No. P25-51083, License No. AN3776.1960. Studebaker, 1955, 2-door, red and black. Ser. No. 8383295, Eng. No. V316001, License No. None. Oldsmobile, 1953, 4-door, Ser. No. 539 B 5784, Eng. No. R455233H, white over red which is coming through, License No. NZH916,1956-1960. Chevrolet, 1953, 2-door, blue. Ser. No. 538194772, Eng. No. LAA1167235, License No. AL6450.1960. Dodge, 1949, 4-door, green, Ser. No. 31353080, Eng. No. D30-151910, License No. BA6502.1960. Plymouth, 1954, 4-door, white and green, Ser. No. 13746697, Eng. No. P25-349434, License No. AZ 2164,1960. Dodge, 1950, 4-door, Station Wagon, cream and green, Ser. No. 38514963, Eng. No. D44 71623, License No. AV 4877.1960. Uncoln, 1952, 4-door, sedan, green and white, Ser. No. 52LP23785H, Eng. No. None, License No. WW 2689,1960. Dodge, 1949. 4-door, Sedan, blue, Ser. No. J320624, Eng. No. D30 992045. License No. AJt 9213,1960. Oldsmobile, 1949, 2-door, sedan, gray, Ser. No. 498M22376, Eng. No. 8A113179, License No. BW 2182, 1960. Plymouth, 1948, 4-door, sedan, blue, Ser. No. Unkn., Eng. No. P15 968113, License No. None. Ford, 1951, 2 door, sedan, black, Ser. No. None, Eng. No. iBICH 104535, License No. Bu 4196,1969, Plymouth, 1950, 2-door, sedan, blue, Ser. No. 12568604, Eng. No. P20 447385, License No. None. Buick, 1950, 2-door, sedan, 2 tone blue, Ser. No. 55663527, Eng. No. 58520315, License No.-AGR 495,1960. Plymouth, 1938, 4-door, sedan, black, Ser. No. 10561778, Eng. No. P15.479187, License No. AJ 5530, 1960. Buick, 1938. 4-door, sedan, black, Ser. No. None, Engine No. 63399931, License No. AV 3101,1960. Chevrolet, 1948, 2-door, sedan, blue, Ser. No. 3DJF 26356, Eng. No. DAA 120732, License No. BA 6105, 1960. 7-9-60-1T.
Mother of 8 Killed While Attending Funeral of Uncle MILWAUKEE (ANR) — A Kansat City mother of eight children who came here last week to attend the funeral of a relative, herself met death violently. She was shot to death by a 32-year-old male cousin, Albert Johnson of Topeka, Kans., who also injut ed Mrs. Violet Munn, 36, of Merced, Calif., a cousin of the dead woman. All three were in Milwaukee to attend the funeral of an uncle, police said The victim was Mrs. Nermer Lee Johnson, 39. She was -shot :wice in the upper bcuk as she Touched behind a bed on which her cousin, Mrs. Mumn and M/rs. Munn’s two children were sleeping. Mrs. Munn was shot in her right
thigh.
Johnson, who told police he was a cousin of the dead woman, remained at the scene and surrendered to police. Detectives said Johnson told them “1 couldn’t stand seeing her with other men ” The principals in the shooting came here to attend the funeral ol Earnest McKenzie, 69. After arriving here, the relatives drank in a tavern below the rooming house where they were staying, police said. Johnson waived preliminary hearing on charges of first degree murder and ea using injury by conduct regardless of life. He was bound over to the municipal court for trial under $33,000 bond. NOTICE OF SALE The Stat<* of Indiana, anting by and through Clarence T. Drayer, Director, Division of Public Works and Supply, for and on behalf of Indiana State Police, will receive sealed proposals or bids, on the sale of anproxlmately one thousand (lOoO) used tires located at Indiana State Police Garage, Stout Field, Indianapolis, Indiana. Said sealed proposals or bids, shall lie received at the office of tlie Director, Division of Public Works and Supply, Room 301 State House, Indianapolis, until 11:30 o'clock A.M., legal time, as prescribed by the Acts of the Indiana Legislature in Chapter 172, year 1957, on the 21st day of July 1960, at which time and place all bids will lie publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the designated time, for any reason, will lie returned. Tlie State reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All of the items sold can lie inspected daily, except Sat unlay and Sunday at Stat*- Poliee Garage, Stout Field, between tlie hours of 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Said property will be sold for cash to tlie highest reiJpohsible bidder or bidders, acceptable to tlie Director of Public Works and Supply. Said property will be sold (as is) and (where is) and without recourse against the State of Indiana, for cash, to the highest res|H>nsible bidder or bidders, acceptable to the Director of Public Works and Supply. All bidders will be required to deposit a sum of money equal to one hundred (100) per cent of the amount of the bid. Payment to bo made by cash, certified check or oaahter’s check. Tlie successful bidder or bidders shall remove property purchased within fifteen (15) days, e\i*epting Saturday ami Sunday, after being notified that his or their bid lias been accepted as the highest responsible bidder or bidders, provided, however, the foregoing 15 days period may be extended by the express consent of tlie Director of Public Works and Supply, If said property is not removed within fifteen (15) days, excepting Saturday and Sunday, ami unless the period lias been extended as set out above, after being notified that, he or they have been tlie successful bidder or bidders, due to ahy cause, the Slati* of Indiana will retain the amount of deixisit as liquidated damages. A non-collusion affidavit must be sigrted and notarized. All bidders shall present at time of making bill a Workmen's Compensation Certificate of Insurance, FORM No. 19, and Occupational Disease Insurance, FORM No. 105, also furnish certificate of insurance covering manufacturer's or contractor's liability in tlie sum of live thousand ($5,000) dollars, for each person, and for each and/or any accident involving more than one person, or enclose letter stating Forms No. 19 and No. 105 and insurance covering liability, are on file with Division of Public Works and Supply. Clarence T. Drayer, Director
SidetialiU .
business, industry and labor By WM. A. CHAMBERS
MARTIN E. GEBHARDT, dis- slore at 1107 N. Arlington Ave.; Irict manager of the Oklahoma Oil Robt. W. Doty, co-manager of the Company, 1031 E. Washington St Meadows Shopping Center store announces that Oklahoma service here and William G. Robertson, stations in the Indianapolis area manager of the Kroger store in will begin very shortly marketing CoonersviHe. gasoline refined and blended by the Mr. Garner has been with the Humble Oil & Refining Company Kroger Company six years, Mr. at its Bayton, Texas refinery, Doty 15 years and Mr. Kqbertson Mr. Gebhart noted that Okla- 26 years, homa, owned by Standard OH of * * * New Jersey became a division of Txxt , . the new Humble Oil & Refining HAROLD NASH has Immmi Company on July 1. The new com- appointed director of pharmaieupany is a wholly owned subsidiary *i cal research for the Pitmanof the Standard Oil Company of Moore Company, 1200 Madison New Jersey with headquarters at Ave ' Dawren.ee " eaver was Houston Tex named associate director. Oklahoma recently established . Dr Nash is a native oi Oregon, new storage and loading facilities f 16 firrn ,n . ,9 ^ 7 at the Clermont, Ind., terminal been director of chemu al research, and will receive products directly ,! \. a famil y bead and resides in fiom Payton, Tex. by way of the t-,.. , ., Litt’e Big Inch Pipe Line . oc^ e u Ver K J01I ? ed co,npan y ^ in 1953 He has been director ol * , w ... „ the pharmacology laboratories I* LOYD S. SMITH, Eli Lilly & since 1958. He is a family head, Co. vice-president, announces his tesiding in the city, firm hns set up a subsidiary in * * .<
West Germany. The new Lilly
subsidiary has been established in CHAS. B. FORREST is president temporary headquarters at Frank- and treasurer of Spann and Kussfurt. Reinhart Enginger, D. D. S. man, Inc., a new firm in the local of West Germany has been em- realty field, following vhe merger ployed as managing director. as of July 1 of The Spann CornFuture plans will include mamu- Pany, Inc. and Emil C. Rassmann, facturing, but present operations * nc * C. Curtis Duck is chairman of of the company will be restricted the board of directors of the new to packaging products bearing the company. world-famous Lilly label. The new firm will maintain oiliOther than poliomyelitis vaccine, ces in the Consolidated Building, products under the Lilly label are Room 842, 115 N. Penn. St. witn almost unknown in Germany, Dr. a combined service record of more Enginger reports. Competition is than 175 years in the realty field, strong in Germany as all physicians the firm will continue in real estate aie familiar with the products of management, sales and appraisals both foreign and German phar- and’ the insurance field,
maeeutical manufacturing firms.
Dr. Enginger reports that about The Spann Company was found25 foreign pharmaceutical mamu- ed in I860 and Emil C Rassmann, facturing firms are planning to In e* was founded in 1884. Othe: enter the German market during officers of the new firm include: the year of 1960. He joined the Carroll A. Forrest, vice president
As Baby Almosl; Gets Wrang Pop Even Solomn Would've Chuckled
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BIRMINGHAM (ANP) — Even “Wait a minute,” lie exclaimed, Solomon, with u!l his wisdom, “we’ve got the wrong baby and could have got mixed up in court woman here. My man says he here lust week us Circuit Court never saw ibis woman before.” Judge Alta L. King did when he Calledoback into the court room, almost gave a baby the wrong the woman agreed. father. “No sir,” she said, , “I don’t It happened when agreements know him . j di(in > t know wha( . had been worked out between it was all about!” lawyers and Deputy Solicitor A ~ ■ . , , „ . , Rufus Elliott on several cases of m rn, r UL 1 f s . later th<J n Kht” questioned paternity. mother and l>al ’- v located ELLIOTT hud conferred with ’, j ’ the ,. man lhat the the attorney of a young Negro !• . . Uas his and that he d pay who had agreed that he was the ,tW 1 s . "' I1 i*j>‘'i 1.
father of an illegitimate baby and that ' lie would support the
child.
Lawyer and client were lined up in front of the judge, and Solicitor Elliott motioned over to a bench in the courtroom w hie re sat several Negro women with babies in arm. fine promptly .stepped forward in response to Elliott’s motion. “ “VVhat’.s the child’s name?” asked the solicitor. The mother told him, and the information was duly written
down.
He proceeded down his list of questions. Several times the father, startl'd to speak hut his lawyer motioned him to silence explaining, “It has all been worked out.” The filled-out papers were handl'd to the man for signature, then all of the parties involved stepped out into the hall. A minute later the red-faced attorney rushed hack in to Elliott:
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TO THE CLEANERS
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service.
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7-9-Cd-lT.
Alexander Beil, Atty. SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of <the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana, in cause No. S-60—628 wherein Wilbur Carson, Plaintiff, and Delpha Matthewson, John Matthewson, Defendants requiring me to make the sums as provided for in said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on Wednesday the 3rd day of August, 1960. between the hours of 10 o clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. of said day, at 'the door of the Court House of Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate in Marion County, Indiana: Part of the West half of the Southwest quarter of Section 25, Township 15, Nor h Range 3, East in Marion County, Indiana, described as follows: Beginning on the West line of said quarter Section at a point 434.40 feet souith of the Northwest corner thereof and running south upon and along the West line of said quarter Section 100 feet to a point; thence East parallel to the North line of said Quarter Section 345 feet; thence North parallel to the East line of said half quarter Section 100 feet to a point; thence West parallel with the North line of said half Quarter Section 345 feet to the place of beginning. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with interest and costs, I will, at the time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. June 7, 1960 ROBERT A, O’NEAL Sheriff of Marion County 7/2-9-16/60
Lilly Co. subsidiary in West Germany after spending 10 years as a sales executive with the Bayer Co, producers of pharmaceuticals, dyes and chemicals at Leverkusen, West Germany. ■I' * * HOWARD W. SAMS, chairman of the board of Howard W. Sams Co., local publishing company in fhe field of e’eetronies, and through its subsidiaries, educational, law and other books, announces that an unaudited report indicates sales and profits for the year are the largest in the history of the corporation. A common stock dividend payable July 25 to stockholders of record July 11 has been announced. This is the 36th common stock dividend and is the fourth of 15 cents ordered paid so far for the fiscal year ending June 30, Mr Sams said. v * * HERBERT NEWHOUSE, Olds mobile dealer at Sparta. Mich., recently purchased Essig Motors, Inc., 2444 W. 16th, widely known local Oldsmobile dealership. Mr. Newhouse has been in the automotive merchandising field since he was 18. He owned his own agency when he was 25, and purchased Essig Motors. Inc., at the age of 30. NEWHOUSE OLDSMOBILE Inc. wi’l succeed the 23-year-old ft;m founded at the W. 16th Street address by Emil Essig. Mr Newhouse is at the early age of 30, a successful business operator in both the new and used car fields. The father of three children, he plans to bring his family to the Indianapolis in the very near fu-
ture.
* * * RANDOLPH McCLURE, general manager of Co-Operative Services. Inc., 701 E. Washington St. has been elected president of the Indianapolis Coal Merchants Assn. Other officers newly elected include Robt. W. Bidlack, Citizens Fuel & Supply Co. and Jame« W Milliacn Sr., Acme-Marshall Coal Co., both vice-presidents; Max 11 Ziegler, Ziegler Fuel, Inc., secretary, and O. C. Litzelman, Litzelnian Coal & Oil Co p., treasurer. * <■ * SAMUEL A. SCHWARTZ, founder of Atlas Construction Co., 123 N. Alabama St. recently announced he has acquired full ownership of the firm. Mr. Schwartz and the late Sidney Weinstein founded the company 18 years ago. Mr. Weinstein died in May of this year. The company is in the general contracting and remodeling business and specializes in roofing and siding. The firm is an authorized dealer for Alcoa and Inselbric products. CHAS. G. BENNETT, personne’ manager of the Indianapolis Division Kroger Company, has announced the three first-place winners in a contest conducted here by Kroger Company among its employees The three winners were W. V. Garner, co-manager of the Kroger
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Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, 36, 920 Hosbrook, are to be held July 9 in Willis Mortuary, with burial m New Crown Cemetery. She died July 4 in Marion County General Hospital. Born at South Carrollton, Ky., Mrs. Clark Tiad lived in Indianapolis 4 years, and was a member
of the Baptist Church.
Survivors include the husband, Willie Clark, and eight children, including two sets of twins, Alexander and Andrew Clark, and Kenneth Lee and Kathleen Clark
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