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NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS. State of Indiaha Noble County SS: . _ln the Noble Circuit Court October Term 1923 = ; To quiet Title > Adam M. Ripperton, et al. - N - S Abel Tavison et al. | : 5 Come now the plaintiffs by Bothwell and Vanderford their attorneys and tile their complaint herein together with the affidavit of a competent person that the residence upon diligent inquiry is unknown of the following named defendants, 'towit: Abel Tavison, Abel Larison, Abel Larrison, George Swank, Walter Gibson, Phoebe. Gibson, Etta Donat, William Donat, Myrtle Tewell, Charles Tewell, George Hahn, Bertha Hahn, Joshua Hahn, Lea Kahn, Pearl Hoffman, Lottie Holloway. John Holloway, Ethel Holler, Alonzo Holler, Colfax Kinnison, Mabel = Kinnison, Samuel Ritter. Delbert Bess, Ott Corp, Dorthea Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dorthlea Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James Cook, Johx; Hamilton, Nancy Hamilton, Andrew Cook, Josiah A, Newman ’Eliza A. Newman, Mary Hamilton, Thomas Tuttopo, Sarah Tuttopo, 'Delila Cook, Henry C. McWheeter: ‘Henry McWherter, Louvina Mc Wherter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook, Lovina McWhereter, Lavina MecWherter, Alpharetta McWherter, Alphraretta McWherter, Alpha Rettie McWherter, Franklin Minier !Louisa Minier, Jacob Kahn, Jacob ‘Kann, Stella Fink, Samuel Fink; ‘that the names of the defendants arc unknown and that they are believed to be non-rsidents of the State oi. Indiana, subd in this action by the following names and designations, towit: ‘““the unknown husbands and wives, respectively of each -of the following named persons, to-wit Abel Tavison, Abel Larison, Abel . Larrison, George Swank, Henry Beebe, Lester Beebe, Clyde Beebe, Jesse Beebe ‘William Smith, Pearl Hoffman, Frank Ely, Isaac Ely, aHlley Ely, Frank: Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha Ely, Nimmons Kinnison, Samuel Rit ter, Ott Corp, Stella Kitchen, Minnie Kitchen, Blanche - Kitchen, ' Richard Kitchen, Bertha Kitchen, Dorthea Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dorthea Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James] Cook, John Hamilton, Nancy Hamilton, Andrew Cook, Josiah A. Newman Eliza A. Newman, Mary Hamilton, Thomas ; Tuttopo, Sarah Tuttopo Delila Cook, Henry C. McWheeter. Henry McWherter, Louvina. McWherter; -Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook Lovina McWhereter, Lavina McWherter, Alpharetta McWherter, ~ Alphraretta McWherter, Alpha Rettie MecWherter, Franklin Minier, Louisa Minier, Jacob Kahn, Jacob Kann, Stella Fink, Samuel Fink, the names of all of whom are unknown to plain- | tiffs; the unknown widowers shd widows, the unknown children, descendants and heirs,’ surviving - spouse, creditors and administrators of the estate, devisees, legatees, tr._usteés and executors of the last will and testament, successors in interest and assigns, respectively, of each of the following named and designated deceased persons to wit: .Lucinda ‘Alexander, James D. Alexander, Isaac Gibson, Eve Gibson, Almeda Hahn, Mary Beebe, Eliza Jane Mil'ler, Minerva Smith, Harrison Swank, Richard Swank, Lafayette Swank Allen . Swank, Dora Hoffman, Isaac Swank, Marilla Ely, Catherine Steinbarger, Joshua Steinbarger,, Andrew Steinbarger, Martha Ann Steinbarger . John N. Kinnison, Catharine Kinnison Nancy Jane Ritter, Samuel Ritter’ David Kinnison, Margaret Kinnison, Clarissa Boss, Harriet Corp, Mattin Kitchen, Matilda Whitford, Abel Ta-: vison- Abel Larison, Abel Larrison, George Swank, Henry Beebe, Lester Beebe, Clyde

Beebe, Jesse Beebe, Pearl Hoffman Frank Ely, Isaac Ely, Halley Ely, Frank Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha Ely, Stella Kitchen, Minnie Kitchen, Blanche Kitchen, Richard Kitchen, Bertha Kitchen, Dorthea Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dorthea Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James | Cook, John Hamilton, Nancy Hamil ton, Andrew Cook, Josiah A. Newman, Eliza A, Newman, Mary Hamil-

ton, Thomas Tuttopo, Sarah 'Tuttopo Delila Cook, Henry -C. McWheeter, Henry McWherter, Louvina McWherter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook, Lovina McWhereter, Lavina McWher‘ter, Alpharetta McWherter, Alphraretta McWherter, Alpha Rettie MecWherter, Franklin Minier, Louisa Minier, Jacob Kahn, Jacob Kann, Stella Fink, Samuel Fink, the names of

all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; all of the women once known by any of the names and. designations above stated, whose names may have been changed, and who are now known by other names, the names ot all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the spouses of all of the per: gons above mnamed, described . and designated as defendants to this action who are married the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; all persons and corporations who assert or might assert any title, clain

or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, under or through any of the defendants to this action named, ' described and designated in said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs”; that the following named defendants |are each and all non-residents of the |State of Indiana to-wit: Rosa Win- | wright, Kugene Winwright, Henry |Beebe, Lester Beebe Clyde |Beebe, Jesse Beebe, Martha| I-lahn‘ White, Sophia Wackely, Wil:| ; fmﬁhm%édﬁsm‘ﬁ ‘Angie Smith. | Irvin Smith, Florence Smith, Lowell]

Angeline McGinnis, Gail McGinnis, Samuel Swank, Clara Swank, George Swank, Mary Swank, Wil_lia.mw ‘H. Swank, Ella Swank, Frank Ely, Isaac Ely, Halley Ely, Frank Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha Ely, Samuel Stienbarger, Belle Steinbarger, Frank Steinbarger, Bertha Stienbarger, Ora Kinnison, ' Nettie Kinnison, Frank Kinnison, Dora Kinnison; Nimmons Kinnison, Viola Butler, George Kinnison, Belle Kinnisen, ‘Stella Kitchen. Minnie = Kitchen, Blanche Kitchen Richard - Kitchen, Bertha Kitchen Mayme M. Michaels, Jacob H. Michaels, Emily M. Lederer and Sigmund Léderer; that said action is for the purpose of quieting title to real estate in the State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants; that all of said defendants are necessary parties to said action and that they are believed to be non-residents: of the State of Indiana. g , The follewing real estate in Nobls County, State of Indiana; is described in said complaint, to-wit: The south ‘half of the northeast qﬁarter of sec: tion four in township thirty five north, range nine east, and: also commencing on the . quarter line twenty three chains and seventy nine links east from the-quarter post at the southwest corner of the northwest ‘quarter of said section four, township thirty five north, range nine east, thence east on the quarter line seventeen chains and two links to the'southeast corner of said northwest quarter, thence north tg the northeast corner of the southeas! quarter of the northwest quarter of said section four, thence west on the eighth line to a point twenty four chains from the west line of said section four, thence south nineteen: chains and ninety eight links to the place of beginning, _conté.ining in all one hundred fourteen acres. This action is instituted and prose-. cutéd by said plaintiffs for the purpose of quieting their title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever. = . | Notice is therefore hereby' given said ,defendants that unless they be and appear on the 13th day of 'the% regular October 1923 Term- of the'i Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, being the -15th day of October, 1923, to be begun and holden on the Ist day of October, 1923, at. the Court House in the Town of Albion in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the ' same will bpe heard and determined in their absence In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court at the office of the Clerk thereof in the Town of Albion, Indiana, on the 23rd day of August, 1923. [Seal] { . ISAAC DETER, Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana, attorneys for Plaintiffs by 26b3w ' AR 7

Notice to Non-Resident Defendant. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: In the Noble Circuit Court, October Term, 1923. 0 Emma Hagaman @ o : 5 vs. S ' Joseph R. HHagaman Action for Divorce ' The plaintiff in the above entitled cause having filed her complaint therein, together with an affidavit| that the defendant, Joseph R. Hagaman, is not-a-resident of the State of Indiana: b Now, therefore, the said defendant, Joseph R. Hagaman, .is hereby notified that unless he be and appear on the 14th day of the next term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, said day being the 16th day of October, 1923, and said term of said court to begin on the first Monday of October, 1923, at the Court House in Albion, in said count yand state, and answer or demur to said complaint , the same will be heard and determined in his absence. _ In witnes whereof, I hereunto sct my hand and afix the seal of said court this 23rd day of August, 1923. [seal] : ISAAC DETER, . Clerk Noble Circuit Court of Indiana. Bothwell & Vandferford attorneys for plaintift,i-, . | 26b3w

Mr. and Mrs. J. 'W. Bicknell vand‘; children returned to Detroit, after spending a pleasant weck with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tincher on Lincoln Way South. | mne i Charles, son of Mr, and Mrs. Cash Couts underwent a tonsil: operation in Dr. Black’s hospital Tuesday.

) SURORY |LT 1 et e S v D : wi-—qgl,l! . Drive in this week. Large roomy service station. You will get - _prompt, personal attention. All makes . of Dbatteries and electrical systems repaired.. i ,'; . o $ ; BATTERY SERVICE = ~ ROBINSON M 3 SERIVE :

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* At the Christian Chureh. ' Bible school 9:30. : ! Morning wership 10:30.* . Evening worship 7:30 at which time E. A.. Miles of Indianapolis will bring the message. o Dear Parent Reader:—This is the time when you dre earnestly talking over the problems of schooling for your children. It may be that you are sending your first born to school for the first time. When the morning comes for mother to kiss that little tot and send him off to schdol it will be the beginning of a great new day for both you and him. Later will come the high school with "all that it means; and later still the col: lege. : S e There is never any question- in your minds but that Robert or Mary shall go to the grammar school. You want to see that they, at least, finish high school. But a great many parents debate the question as to their children going to college. You feel that you haven’t the money to send them, or you are doubtful as to the real value of a college education; or the boy is anxious to get a job and begin earning money for himself ani the girl is more interested in that young man who. is coming to see her. ‘than she is in going to school. But whatever may be the source of your hestitation and doubts, let me.urge you to keep that boy or' girl in school if there is any way in the wotld' to do it, you will never; regret it and, in future years, you will*be thankful many times that you made such a decision. And what "is more you can’'t afford not to send him, Do you know how much it is going te cost him throughout a lifetime if he drops out of high school? Take a good look at this table. Which one of these groups wil eventually include your child? Distinguished men of America and their education. ;

- With no schooling of five millien, only. 31 attained distinction. With elementary schooligg of 33 million, 808 attained distinection. & . With high school education of two million, 1245 attained distinction. With college education of one million 5768 attained distinction. : The child with no schooling has one chance in 150,000 of performing distinguished service; - with elementary education he has four times the chance; with high school education 87 times the ‘chance; with college education 800 time the chance. Make sure that your chance is the best. ] : ‘ 1 have written more than I intended, however, once more I urge vou to see to it that your ‘boy or your girl is in \school this coming year, even at great sacrifice. : . : Wishing you every success and happinesé_in the mattgr of the education of yeur children, I am, sincerely, ‘ " Ira C. Boyts. Pastor;

Sunday Services at M. E, Church., " A rally day and full attendance announced "for next Sunday. You need the Sunday school and ‘the school needs you. Be in your class next Sunday, hour 9:30. N Morning worship at 10:45. Mr. J. E. Martin, speaker—a lawyer of Indianapolis will pe present. It is said of him: “He is a very interesting and forceful speaker”. - ' Evening preaching hour 7:30 o’clock. Sermon by the pastor. The. mid-week prayer seérvice has been changed to Wednesday evening for the fall and winter. - | Car Down Embankment. Forrest Thompson and a young lady, beth from Churubusco, driving a Ford coupe Monday went over the ten foot embankment on the state road this side of the Rome City sanl- - The car tipped over on its side, the young lady suffered a fractured arm and both receiving numerous cuts and bruises. @ - While engaged in lifting the ecar out from the hole, a Buick car went over the embankment two hundred yards further north on the same road but no one was injured: L

Gasoline Stolen.

Nearly 300 gallons of gasoline belonging to the Seaman Construction company was stolen from the Rookstool road camp within a week. A tank guard has been established. - | ' L : ; Story is Changed. i The old time fish liar has given way to the fellow who brags about how many miles he gets from a gallon of gas. T § e e —— ™ . Killed Valuable Cow. An Ohio tourist on the Lincoln highway killed a cow valued at $lOO near Dunlaps Monday and escaped in his car without his identity becoming *%known. _ T The enrollment of the Kendallville ‘schools is 1067. A

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culver have taken up a residence in Elkhart removing to that city Wednesday .They are pleasantly ‘located at 217 West Marion st{eet. ’ _ Barl Braginton has purchased the newspaper service of Charles Cornelius . and will handle the daily press hereafter, having the exclusive sale in the city. _"' : : s Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Freeland, of Chesterton, are here guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R Stansbury. Mrs, Freeland is a sister of Mr. Stansbury' \ AR ".’ i ! B 3 ~ Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Stansbury and daughter Mrs, Roswell Harnhart attended the Magnuson family reunion at Albion the first of the week. The meeting was at the Carl Harden: | brook home with about 50 present. .

Suffers Many Fraectures.

Helen Meyers, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Meyers, of South Milford, fell from a baby cab Saturday sustaining a painful fracture of her left hip. A physicikn was summoned and reduced the fracture. The little girl has been a cripple, suffering from a disease of the_ bone and has suffered nine previous fractures. e ! : ’ City Clerk Resigns. ~ Kehdallville is without a city clerk. Carl F. Ortstadt, who has been filling the position during the present administration having tendered his iresignation. He has accepted a posi|tion as assistant sales ‘manager at ithe Adams Sales Co., assuming his new duties Monday. 2 e | | Sttty _ . Frank Burket of this city has entered Goshen hospital for treatment ‘as has also Mrs. Lavina Pancake of near- Topeka. i When Ligonier residents arose this ‘morning they found a warm rain falling and a lamentable absence of the sunshine of the past few days. Will Observe Holidays. ‘ Business plages listed below wiil be closed Tuesday September 11 and ‘Thursday, September 20 on account of Jewish holidays: o . K. Jeeobp & Co,. . ' Citizens Bank '. el o Mier State Bank o - N. Wertheimer & Sons. ‘ J. L. Levy 6’: Son | " Gordon Brothers ' : Joe Miller and Ben Glaser usually observe these holidays. ~ 28adt B ————pey i ' NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS State of Indiana, Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court - A May Term, A. D. 1923. 2 é €Cause No. - L ‘ ‘To Foreclose mortgage. Lincoln Trust Company of Ft. Wayne Indiana ; - ve . | : ' Forrest Hull, et al, Sl The plaintiff in the above entitled cause having filed its complaint herein together with the affidavit that the residence of the defendants Elsworth Thompson, George H. Sparling, Velmah- Sparling and Carl Snodgrass are unknown and upon diligent in‘quiry can not be -ascertained; that the names of the defendants sued in this action as ' Thompson wife of . Elsworth Thompson - and . ~ Snodgrass wife of Carl Snodgrass are unknown and their residence upon diligent inquiry can not be ascertained; that said action is for the ~purpose of foreclosing a% mortgage-on real ‘estate in the State of Indiana. shah P Now' therefore said defendants are hereby notified that unless they be and appear in the Noble Circuit Court on the 22nd day of October 1923 same being the \l9th judicial day of a term of court to be held at- the Court House in the town of Albion in said County and State and answer or demur to said complaint the same ' will he 'heard and determined in their absence. @ | - : . In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set-my hand and affixed the. seal of said Court at Albion, Indiana this 30th day of August 1923. i [Seal] . Isaac Deter, Clerk of the : ' Noble Circuit Court. W H Wigton¢ Attorney for Plaintiff.

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