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Merchants Swindled. 1 Police have found mno trace of a couple who used high school girls as{ their tools for the victimizing of Sturgls merchants with a fake advertising scheme. o The couple who are said to have worked the same swindle in Cold‘water, - Adrain snd Hillsdale stated that they were advance agents for an opera company which would bring {ts rarely talented artists to Sturgis All they asked was the privilege of gacuring ads for the program of the event. Two high school girls were secured to do the soliciting and coilect the fees. DMore than §lOO was ‘collected and sent to a Grand Rapids address. The couple has disaplpoared. . ' . ,

Hunter Meets Death

A bird dog's aversion to riding in an automobile resulted in the death of Frank Sims 42 of Qaktown it was revealed at an inquest held by Dorman E. Beckes Knox county coroner. As Sims started to grab. the dog when it tried to leap from an auiomobile he caused a shotgun to fall in such a manner that it was discharged entire loading striking Sims in the righ shoulder. He died hefore medical aid could be reached. '

With Clarence Higgins ua lifeloug friend Sims had placed the dog in the car and climbed in himself preparatory to returning home from a hunting trip.: :

Warren J. Deems Hurt.

Warren J. Deems of Laud sustained injurics in an automobile accident on Tuesday morning when the car in which he was driving alone on his way to Columbia City to put up sale bills went into the ditech. The machine did- not upset and was slightly damaged. AMr. Deems was takep to a physician and it was found that two small arteries were servered. These werg tlied off and four stitches were required to close a wound extending for two inches above the left eve.

(Chicken Thief is Arrested.

Ralph Rivett, 24, who made his home with Dr. Webster of South Whitley for several years, is in jail in Columbia City on a charge of chicken stealing. o

~ The lad went to the Dr. Webster chicken coop several times. He sold two bunches of chickens to Lincoln L.ee, one to the poultry house across the river at South Whitley, and sold four sacks of corn to the elevator. All of these articles were stolen.

Fractured Hip.

John Wingard had the misfortune of breaking his right hip Tuesday morning when he 'was getting out ofr hed and stepped on a rug that slipped from under him letting him fall to the floor at his home iu Syracuse. He was taken to the Elkhart hospital where everything iz being done to reduce the fracturce. He had been resting comfortably at the hospital.

Womap pinned Under (ar,

Florence Amderson, 30, Fairmont, was in a serious condition at a hospltal {n Marion from injuries and exposure as a result of an automobile accident near there. ; For five hours ‘Mrs. Anderson was pinned beneath the wreckage of her machine in which she was riding alone. A group of men enroute the Marjon finally discovered her.

Fire Destroys Home

Teh home of Willlam Wagner at Kendallville was practically destroyed by fire Thursday. The fire is believed to have started in the kitchen where an oil lamp was hurning. ~The tapnily escaped without injury. One room oOpn the east side of the house was saved from destruction.

Aged Lady is Car Vietim,

Deaf and unable to hear an approaching automobile Airs. Thomas Morrigon 81 a Hammond pioneer was run down and killed at a street crossing John Perry driver of the automobile was arrested and held on 3 charge of manslaughter. s .

Prayers of Two Sisters Alswered. The prayers of two aged sisters, who had been ill for some time at Vistula, were answered when death claimed beth within® twelve hours. They were Emeline Sherwin, 77, and Mrs. Phoebe Geogory, 82. Both had expressed a desire to die. | : Agéd 87 Years. ~ August Yorkey Friday December. 14th, celebrated the 87th anniversary of his birth. He is hale and hearty }and quite active on his feet.

Game Here Thursday. : The Ligonier Independent basketball team will meet Millersbhurg here for a game at the gym Thursday evening, / “Good Morning Judge” at Crystal gonight. - ® : CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Sarvicss i Wélr Block. Sunddy ichool 9:45 A M. ' Leason Sarmon 11:00 A. M.

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NOTICE T 0 DEFENDANTS. | Gtate of Indiata, Noble County, SS: | - In the Noble Circuit Court.%' January Term, 1929 ! | No jeges. = . o Quilet T, - | Charles A. Werker, Plaintify L - ivs : .‘ = . } Kate Manning, et al. o % Now comes the plaintiff by W. H, | Wigton, his attorney and files his com! plaint, herein, together with the'aﬁlda-‘ vit of a competent” person that the resi’ dence upon diligent Inquiry is uil~i

known of the following named defendants, to-wit: Kate Manning, D. H, Manning, whose christian name is unknown, Sarah Miller, Jessie Farver, Frank Hostetter, Minnie Hostetter, Harry Hostetter, Madttie Hostetter, Ellsworth Hostetter, Deal Hostetter, Jewel Hostetter, Mary Ann Burtch. John R. Cook, Isaiah Campbell, Lavine Campbell, Hyland =D. Bowers, Albert C. Dawson, Charles M. Dawson, J. Wallace Dawson, Minerva' C. Dawson, Henry Potter, Azuba Potter,. Henry L. Ellsworth, Henry Ellsworth, Mary Ellsworth, Henry G. Ellsworth, Annice G. Smith, Annie G. Smith, Anna G. . Smith, Roswell C Smith, Edward €. Herrick; "that the names of | the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana, sued in this action by the following names and designations, to-wit: The unknown husbands and wives, respectively of the follow-. ing named persons, to-wit: Kate Manning, -D. H. Manning, whose christian name is; unknown, Sarah

Miller, Jéssie Farver, Frank Hostet-l ter, Minnie Hostetter, Harry Hostetter, Mattie Hostetter, Ellsworth Hos- | tetter, Deal MHostetter, Jewel Hostetter, Mary Ann Burtch, John R. Cook, | Isaiah Campbell, Lavina Campbell.} Hyland D. Bowers, Albert C. Dawson, Charles M. Dawson, J. Wallace DaWl| son, ‘Minerva C. Dawson, Henry Pots ter, Azuba Potter, Henry L. Ellsworth, Henry Ellsworth, Mary Ellsworth, Henry G. Ellsworth, Annice G. Smith, Annie G. Smith, Anna 7 Smith, Roswell C. Smith, Edward (. Herrick, Clem Schwin, Mary Schwin, John Q‘Schwin, Richard R. Shoup, Frank Richmond, . Elizabeth Richmond, George.C. Hostetter; The unknown stockholders, bondholders, receivers, trustees, creditors, - officers and successors in interest of the following named corporation, to-wit: ;Ohio & Indiana Railroad Co.; the unknown widowers and widows, children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouse, creditors and administrators of the estate, devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last will and testament, successors in interest and assigns respectively, of the following named and designated deceased persons; to-wit: Kate Mans ning, D. H. Manning, whose christian name is unknown, Sarah :Miller, Jessie Farver, Frank Hostetter, Minnie Hostetter, Harry. Hostetter, Mattia Hostetter, Kllsworth Hostetter, Deal Hostetter, Jewel Hostetter, Mary Ann Burtch, John R. Cook, Isaiah Campbell, -Lavina Campbell, Hyland D. Bowers, Albert, C. .Daws%_Charles 'M. Dawson, J. Wallace Dawson, Minerva C. Dawson, Henry Potter, Azuba Potter, Henry L. Kllsworth, Henry Ellsworth, Mary Ellsworth, Henry & Ellsworth, Annice G. Smith, Annie G, Smith, Anna G. Smith, Roswell C. Smith, Rdward €. Herrick, Henry LHmtotter. Henry Mostetter Jr., Jamed Hostetter, ‘Mary Ann Walker, Adolp, hus G. Hostetter, Reuben J. Dawson) Reuben B. Upson;- the names of all ok 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 of all »f whom are unknown to plaintiff; The spouses of all of the persons above named described and designated ae defendants to this action who ar: married, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff. All per+ sons and corporations who assert oy mizht asserg any title, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estatg described in the complaint in this action by, under or through any of thg

defcndants to this action named, dey scribed and designated in said complaint, the names of all of whom ard unknown to plaintiff; that the following named defendants are nonresidents of the State of Indiana, towit: Rose Birch, DeWitt C. Hostetter, Gusta Hostetter, Harry Hostetter, Milton Hostetter, Clem Schwin, Mary Schwin, John: Schwin, Alice Sandrock,i Benjamin - Shoup, Anna E. Shoup,l Minnie F. Holland, James P. Holland, Dovie E. Lively, Rufus H. Lively,} Richard R. Shoup, Lutker Shoup, Addie Shoup, Frank Richmond, Beatrice Overly, Dean Overly, Elizabeth Richmond, Willard Hostetter, Effie Hostetter, Lee Hostgfter, Susan Hostetter, George C. Hostetter, Roy Hosetter, Lizzie Hostetter, Norval Hostetter, Ella Hostetter, Katie Hostetter, Ethe} Hostetter, Alvan Hostetter, Clarinda J. Manning, Minnie Hostetter, Naomg Boyer, George E. Boyer, James L Smalley, Ray Smalley, Cecile Smalleyj Gladys Sthalley, Isabelle Smalley Floyd Smalley, Flossie Smalley, Flor, ence Smalley, Hattie Hagadorn, Harry Hagadorn, D. Fenton Hostetter, Eunice Hostetter, Ellen Stroup, Emmet Hostetter, Jennie Hostetter, Clara Miller, Emmett Hostetter, Jennie Hostetter) Carrie Be]t, Morton Belt,, Marie Earnhart, Roswell Earnhart; that this action is instituted to quiet tﬁ;lle to real | estate in the State of Indiana; that a| cause of action exists against all of the defendants named, described and| designated in this notice and that| they are necessary parties te this ac-| tion. : : T |

The following real cstate situated in Noble County in the State of Indiana,

Larml e 1s described in sald complaint, to-wit: | ;’l‘h‘e }fcrmgast Quarter of the Soﬁtn.-} ‘West Quarter of Section 20; the East Half of the Northwést Quarter of ‘Section 20; the East Half of the South- | cast Quarter of Sectlon 17, exceptina therefrom the portion owned and hel ! by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad} i Co. for right of way. Also a strip 01} ‘ground one rod in width along and, |off of the North Side of the Northwest iQuarter of the Northeast Quarter of |Section 20, all in Township 34 North, ’-Range 9 East. . This action is instituted and prosecuted by sald plaintiff for the purpose of quieting his title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claims and cliamants what-

soever. : : Notice is theretore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 16th judicial day of the January term, 1929 of the Noble. Circuit Court of Indiana, being the 24th day of January, 1929 to be begup and iholden on the Tth day of January, ’1929, at the Court House in the Town of Albion, in said County and State, and answer of demur to said complaint, the same will be 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, this '2Bth day of November, 1928, ‘ (Seal) FRANCIS M. BEANE, Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. W. H. Wigton, attorney for Plaintiff. ; . e 45a3w

- NOTICE TO DEFENDANT State of Indiana Noble County SS: -+ In the Noble Circuit Court . ~ January term 1929 1. '\ " Cause No. 3175 - Petition to sell real estate. and to Quiet Title etc. | John Kenny executor of the will of Dulcéna Goudy deceased. - : “ o : Perry Clawson et al

| To Kate Manning, D. H. Manning 'whose christian name is unknown, {John D. Stansberry and Adeline |Yerger. that the names of the des ifendants are unknown and that they lare believed to be ‘non-residents of !the“State ‘of Indiana, sued in thig lacti(7)n by the following names and |designations, to-wit: the unknown ghusbands and wives respectively of leach of the following named persons, %w—wit: Kate Manning, D. H. Manning, whagse christian name is unknown, lJohn D. Stansberry and Adeling { Yerger; the names of all of whom arg ;unknown to peti;ioner_; the unknown ]widowers and widows, children deslcendents and heirs, surviving spouses icreditors an administrators of the lestate, devisees, legatees, trustees and lexecutm‘s of the last will and testa, }m‘_ent, sugcessors in interest and as isizgns‘, respectively of the following named and designated deceased per’sons, to-wit: Kate Manning, D. H Manning whose christian name is uny gknown, -Henry Hostetter Sr., James { Hostetter, John D. St#nsberry, and iAdeLine Yerger; the names of all 0f whom are unknown to petitioner; all of the women once known by any of the names and designations above stated whose names may have been changed, and whe are now knowp bw !mher names, the names of all of {whom are unknown to petitioner: ‘the spouses of all of the persong ﬁabove ~named, described and designatled as defendants to this actlon wha iare married; the names of all- of ;w;hom are unknown to petitioner; alf ipersons and corporations who "assert %ow might asgsert any. title, claim or initerest in or lien upon the real estatd gdescrihed in the complaint in this Ifamion by, under or through any of thd !d’efendants to this action named. described and designated in the petition, the names of all of whom are unknown to petitioner. ’ ' That the following named defendants’ are non-residents of the Statq tof Indiana, to-wit: DeWitt C. Hostetter, Gusta Hostetter, Harry Hostetter, |Alice Sandrock, Clem Schwin, Mary §Schwin, John SBchwin.’ s You are.each and severally hereby lnotifie_d that the ahove named peti: tioner, as executor of the will of Dulcena Goudy, deceased, has filed iny the Noble Circuit Court of Noblq County, Indiana, a petition and com, plaint making you defendants theres to and praying therein for an ordenl and decree of said court quieting the title to said realestate and authoriz, ing the sale of the following descrbed real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, to-wit: Out-lots 80 and -81 in the City of Ligonier, ag described in . said petition, to make assets forth the payment of the debtd and liabilities of said estate, and that an affidavit has been filed showing that you and each of you are non!residents of the State of Indiana, oy that your residence is unknown and that you are necessary parties to said proceedings and that said petition so filed -and which is now pending ig get for hearing in said \Noble Circuit Court in the court house in the Town of Albion, Indiana on the first day of February 1929 same being thg 23rd day of the January 1929 term of the Noble Circuit Court. . )

. Witness, the clerk and seal of said court, this 6th day of December, 1928. (SEAL) Frances M. Beane, Clerk 'W. H. Wigton, attorney. . 46b3w Notice of Liquidation . Notice is hereby given that Citizens Bank, Ligonier Indiana is now in liquidation, pursuant to a vote of it¢ shareholders. ' ]

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