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= Ia tgé ‘Noble Circuit Court, . ToiQuiét Title. | Howard F. Hamsby | B 5 T “n.»‘. i s g James Mc@Gill, et al. { Be it known that the plaintiff by | .Tﬁ.&&m,nhfs‘ﬂ&o&ey, has filed his cOmplaint herein together with {the aPfrdavit of a competent person that the residence upon diligent inquiry is -unknown of the followihg namef deféhdants, to wit: James MecGfll, Zophér L. Scidmon, Jonathan Woodruff, James Aldrick, Betséy E. |AldFick, James Aldridge, Betsey E. Aldridge Betsey E. Aldrige, David T: Ulniér Berj. Moore, Benjamin ‘Moore, Charlotte Moore, That the names ‘of the defendants are unknown and tHat they are believed to be non-residents 'of the State bf Indiana, sued in this action .by the following names and designations, to wit: “The unkndwn husbands "and “wives, réspectively, of the following named persoms, to wit: Jamés McGill, Zopher L. Scidnion, Jonathan ‘Woodruff, James Aldrick, BetSey E. Aldrick, James Aldridge, BétBéy E. Aldridge, Betsey E. Aldrige David T. Ulmer, Benj. Moore. Benjamin Mobte, Charlotte Moore: the namies of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; " the “unkiown ' widowers and ‘widows, children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and 'ddministrators of the estates, devisées, legatees trustees and executors of the ‘last “wills and “testaments successors in interest and assigns, respectively, of the follgwing named and designated deceased persons, to wit: James'Mg Gill, Zopher L. Scidmon, Jonathan ‘Woodruff, James Aldrick, Betsey E. ‘Aldrick, JYames ‘Aldridge, Betséy E.

‘Aldrldge, "Betséy E. Aldrige, David T. Ulmer ‘Benj. Moore, ‘Benjamin Moore, Charlotte Moore; the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; 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 of all of whom

‘aré: unknown to plaintiff; the spouses of ?ll of the persons above nanied, dedcribed and designated as defén‘dants to this action who are married, the- names of all. of whom are unKnown to plaintiff; all persons s#ud €ofporations who assert or might asBért any title, claim or interest in or Heén upon the real estate described in thé ‘complaint'in this action by, under or ‘thifohgh ahy of the defendants to this_actitn n#fhed, described and ‘desighated in sald complaint, the names

'of ‘4ll 'of whém are unknown to plaintiff. *That tHis"action is instituted to uiet’ title<to ‘Feal estate in the State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists agaifist all’ of ' the defendants uimed déscribed and designated 'in this notice' and ‘that they are netes: sary parties to this action. £ ‘The following real estate in Noble County State of Indiana is described in said ‘complaint to wit:

'Thé northeast quarter of the southeast guarter of section three (3) town: ship thirty five (85) north range hiné (9) east. , i Thig' actiod is {nstituted and prosecuted by said plaintiff for the purpose of quieting his title to the real estate above described as against all ‘de: mands, claims -and claimants whatsos ‘ever. e Fas

- 'Notfce"lis “thérefére 'hereby given said defendants that unless they be ahd appear on‘the 24th day of May 1926 same being-the 13th day -of the May Térm ‘1926 of the’Noble Cireait Court’ of Indiana to be begun and holden on the 10th @ay of May ‘1926 at'the Court House ‘in"the “town of-Albion, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said ‘complaint, the same will be heard and determined in theirabsence. 1 ; : In witness whereof I hereunto Set my hand and gﬁx' "the’ ‘Seal of ‘said Court at the offf€e of the Cleérk thereof'in the town'of Alblon, Tndiana, this 30th day’ of ‘March 1926 - (SBAL) ' Frances'M.' Beane, Clerk - of'the Noble Cireuit Court : Wi H."Wigton2Att’y 'for Plaintiff.

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. Thatisif we 'did_the over- - ‘hauling®n it this Spring. Jlf ’ “itis'your car, better driveit. =~ - Tight straight here and let ’ - -Wéill'Make it Run Like New Albert -F. Turrell & Co. . “Aiithionndd FreetiDeslers

State ‘wite “gudtantitie -of * dogs to prevent further spread of the rabies ¢pidémic 'was recommended ‘by Dr. [Willfam F. King secretary of the state ] board of health ‘and’R. C. Julian state {veterinarian in letters sent out to'"all-'J ‘eounty city and town heéalth officers.. | 'The letter recommended -quarantinfng of -all dogs on the owner’s resijdénce; effettive’ mruzzling when dogs are ‘mot on owner’s ‘préeniises; 'killing all unmuzzled and unleashed dogs not on premises owner and that ‘quarantine orders be effective April 15. An ‘additfonal ‘précaution of inocculating dogs was recommended. Ac-: cording to Dr. King 126 cases of rabies have been treated in the state since Sept. 1. ‘ :

Captares Offender.

- ‘When “His ‘auto ‘turned ‘over while he was chasing a speeder mear Ken‘dallville today. ‘State highway Patrolman William Donovan was seriously injured. Donovan was crowded from the road by his -qudrry ‘while traveling ‘at ‘6o’ miles anhour. . = _ Not to be daunted, Patrolman Donovan got his man, Roy Mcoy who stopp‘éd ‘when his'pursuer had his ‘accident ‘McCoy brought the officer back into Kendallville. He ‘was fineéd $5 and costs when tried before Mayor Auman. : :

‘Shiit in Teaching ‘Force,

[‘* Mrs. Fred Weeks has resigned as'a teacher of the Fifth grade at the high school building and sHe ‘will be succeeded by Miss Helen Siith ‘who has been teaching in the Perry téwnship Centralized school. It is understood Mrs. R. D. Shobe - will fill out the term for Miss Smith. All are excellent teachers. S

Back From Honolula.

Word reached Ligonier in a letter to Greeley Zimmerman that Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Zimmerman had arrived in Los Angeles California from a visit to Honolula. A Honolula newspaper was received which is 100 years old. . : 5

Death of Mrs. Cole.

Mrs. Lauren Cole died Tuesday night of sleeping sickness at the home of her father Jerome Kilgore -near Kimmell. 'Mr. Cole passed away some months ago. . \ -

Ferry’s bulk garden seeds and-flow-er bulbs at Weir’s :

Mrs. John Sheepler-65'a former resident of Noble county died Monday at-her home in Warsaw t

There will be a regular meeting of the Perry township farm bureau at the Centralized school building this evening. ,

Phe Misses Martha and Rose Coilins eame from Goshen to attend the Easter dance:given by Ligonier Elks Tuesday evening. : S

‘Mr.-and Mrs. Arthur Larson of Albion were dinner guests Easter of Mrs. Larson’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Aaron: Urich. : ;

Ivo Jerrad of near Wolf Lake who had been in Goshen hospital fon treatment was discharged -and:returned to his ‘home Tuesday. .

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Salesman ‘Waited Imniediately. Reliable ‘steddy, “intelligent, well reconithetided "man- from” 25 to 60 ‘years: of age to sell to farmers in this_state. Knowledge of .farming desirable. Sell 4 ing experience not mecessary personalk training under local manager. Must be willing to “work 'six days a week. Big.pay. All year work. Permanent position. ‘'Advancément. Must have car or be able to get one. 'State age and if ‘employed. - Address Sales l"M‘anager Box 1632 Philadelphia Pa.

‘Have Good Meeting.

In spite of bad ‘Weather -and roads that were -almost impassable “all but two township organizations were rebresented at the first Clothing Project Leader’s Conference last Thursday in Albion. Miss Meta Martin from Purdue who had charge of the conference presented her work in a very pleasing and thorough manner. She discussed belts ties hats furs hem lines and colors. She also gave an interesting demonstratfon on Figure Study. Her work will be reproduced by the leaders at the township meetings in April. |

Officers for the County project werd elected as follows: Mrs. Edna Penn President; Miss Marie More Secretary The date for the next county meeting was set. for May 18th. A pot luck lunch will be served at that time.

Train Strikes Trueck

. A truck loaded with household goods was struck at the Orion crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad halfway between Warsaw and Atwood Monday forenoon by an eastbound express train. ' The truck had almost cleared the track when the locomo-“ tive reached the crossing and a corner of the truck body was cut off squarely a part of the furniture being spilled and damaged. The driver a Mr., Evans who was driving with his little boy in the seate beside him, escaped without injury. o

School Revenue.

The school enumeration is,taken to determine the amount of funds the school city shall receive from the state For every person of school age the city receives $5.10 from the state. It is important that all persons of school age be enumerated (between the ages of 6 and 21 years) and parents are urged to ico-operate in the enumeration. There'is no obligation on the part of any family and the larger-the number of persons of school age the more funds there will be available or school purposes. :

Gets Qne to Eight Years.

The motion for a new trial was filed by Lester Baker of Noble coun-ty-and which was heard by Judge Biggs of the Noble circuit court Thurs day was overruled by the court. ‘ Baker was found guilty of petit larceny because wof steéaling some chickens and Judge Biggs immediately imposed sentence upon him giving a term of from 1 to 8 years in the state prison at Michigan City :

Two Youtgs Sentenced.

Two Wakarusa young men who gave their names as Maynard Hunsberger 19 and Gail Hartzler 23 both Wakarusa were sentenced to the state penal farnf for sfx months and fined $2OO each by Judge James S. Drake in the Elkhart circuit court when they pleaded guilty to a charge of illegal possessign of intoxicating liquor. T

Robbers Gets $550.

. Two bandits who held up the Chapin Park grocery store at South Bend Saturtlay evening secured almost $550 in cash. The proprietor and two clerks were in -the store at the time and when one of the men‘was slow in obeying the command to:lie on the fldor: one of the robbers fired a shot at him.:

Move Back to Benton.

. The James Henshaw family and, ‘M}m ‘Matilda 'Hapner have moved to ‘Bénton ‘wheére they will be near their farm son Solomons’ Creek during the busy seéason’ of the year. Mrs. Hapner is 87 ‘yédrs old, the oldest daughter of ‘Balston Juday 4nd the last of her family on her mother’s side. ~ ,

‘Sets New Alley Record.

_ Arden Booher of Mishawaka, won the Pastime alley record at Mishawaka Friday 'night when he bowled a total of 768 in a three-game series. The previous high mark was 740 made only a few ‘'weeks ago by Vernor Lott also of ‘South Bénd. Booher’s three games were 257,290 ‘and 211. d4y T

Infured at Elkhart

- ’Miss ‘Kafitérine Barnett 16 years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Barnett of Terfe Haute was probably fatally injured at.5:25 o’clock Tuesday morning when-an auntomobile in which she was riding was struck by a Big Four passenger train at the Middlebury street crossing in Elkhart. !

876 Candidates in Race.

‘Three hundred and Seventy-six can--didates in Elkhari County have been officially entered in the May primary rate. 'Of 'this: number 227 are re.publicans and 149 demoecrats. .

Dies From ‘lnjuries.

‘Louis-C. Kreidler we}]l known South Bend druggist died at Epworth hospital Monday night as a mesult of injuries received in a struggle with ban-~ dits who held up his store last week.

Thieves Get Jewelry.

' Thieves who entered the home of Charles "Ammstrong at "South Behd: Sunday while the family was at church secured jewelry valued at $3OO.

_ “The Qalgary Stampede”. with Hoot Gibson. 2 big shows in one at Crystal Friday and Saturday.' _ ’ . Notice of Administration. : ‘Notice is ‘hereby given that the undersigned 'hes-been by the (Noble Circuit Court of Indiana duly appointed administrator of the estate of Mary R. Gloyd, late of Noble county in the State of Indiana, deceased and creditors and all other persons interested in ' said estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is probably sole A R T e Ww&m‘r‘& e

Far ' i [s;‘»uj‘.,- ﬁwk -~

‘The tale of woe of Indiana farmers (was told in startling manner in figures released by the federal ‘farin census bureau and Purdue university. Principal among the facts shown in r‘the report was information showing the average value of Indiana farms has shrunk from -$125.98 per acre in 1920 to $85.20 @n acre. -— ~The number of farms in the state decreased approximately 10,000 during the five year period covered by the report and dropped in value from $2,653,642,973 in 1920 to $1,696,904,863 in 1925. : :

Near-by Deaths.

Mrs. George Kehr 67 cancer Wakarusa; Milo. McDonald 42 heart trouble Goshen; W. D. Frazer 77 well knonw attorney of Warsaw; Mrs. Mary Garrison gangrene Churusbusco Mrs, Jamina Horner 78 paralysis Wells county; W. D. Stephenson Columbia City.

Costly Nap-

“It was some medicine = for the grippe that made me sleepy” explained Francis McDermott of Michigan City who was arrested for ‘sleeping off a jag in a movie. The nap cost him ten days in jail and ‘a $4O fine.

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State of Indiana Noble County SS4 ' In the Noble Circuit Court,= May Term, 1926 ' ' A Petition to Sell Real Estate Probate Trial No. Charles C. Wight, administrator of ‘the estate of Mary R. Gloyd deceased.- : < VS : : Ellen Stark et al. ; To William L. Bower, Ray Bower, Bert Bower, William Bower, Grace R. Marks, Susan E. Rickeér, Orlyn Bower, Floyd Bower, Blanche Botkin, Laura E. Cranston, Walter L. Bower, Alice M. Donnely, Milton L. Bower, . Clara F. Smedley, Alma J. Holden, Henry H. Bower, Hazel Step: henson, Alto Anderson the unknown heirs at law of Mary R. Gloyd, deceased: You are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner, as administrator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, a petition, ‘making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an orddr and decree of said court duthorizing the sale of certdin real estate belonging to the estate of ‘said decedént ‘and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of ‘the debts and liabilities of said estate, and has also averred in said ‘petition ‘that you and each of you are non residents of the State of Indiana and that you are necessary parties to said proceeding, and that said petition, so filed and which is now :pending, is set, for hearing in said Circuit Court at the court house in the town of Albion, Indiana, on the 24th day of May, 1926. : Witness the clerk and seal ‘of said court ‘this '3oth 'day of March 1926. (SEAL) Fratices ‘M. Beane, Clerk “of the Noble Circuit Court of In- ~ diana. | : Bothwell & Vanderford, | o Attorneys ‘for Adm'r, - ; 6b3w

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