Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 153, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 1 August 1946 — Page 8
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STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OP SULLIVAN, SS: SULLIVAN CIRCUIT COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1946
John Walter Sheffler, va.
Plaintiff
; . NORTH EUCKTOWN A large crowd attended the ice cream social held at Mt. Moriah church Friday . evening. The Cross and Crown class extends their thanks to the public. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Price had their granddaughter of Brazil as a week-end guest. ? Ulr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and daughters and aunt Cordell Benifield of Brazil were dinner guest's Fridey of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pahmier. . ' Mrr. Sam Dickie and grandson, Richard Eddington, of Toledo, O-
ino are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond Hale , visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lewellyn near Sullivan Sunday. I. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Foster and son visited friends in Linton -Sunday evening. Sharon Cleveland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleveland, will spend the week' at Rivervala, Indiana attending the Methodist Youth Conference, representing Mt. Moriah Sunday School. Mrs. Gorge ForCce and daughter will spend the week in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Woodruff and sons. I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klutey and rhilrirpn nf near Sandborn scent !
ter mother, Mrs Liilie Hale and Sunday with Mr; and Mrs. Don relatives. Pahmipr ''
Beginning Friday At 9, A. M.
RUBY'S SHOP
SUMMED CLEARANCE SALE
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12 Sanforized Separate SLACKS SUMMER DRESSES Formerly $3.98, Now $1,93 - Drastically Reduced" A few Summer Hats left. For $2.50 for ?1-00 Biff Reduction on BAGS $1.00 & $3.00 SLACK SUITS DU BARRY and PLAY SUITS PLASTIC LIPSTICK " Was $1.00, Now 50c COSTUME JEWELRY value fa face powder One lot for 50c clearance and ,,pstlck set for $lM . Every sale cash and final.
Josiah Stanley et al., Defendants. Cause No. 30877 NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS EE IT KNOWN, That on the 18th day of July. 1946, the Plaintiff in above entitled cause filed an affidavit in due form showing the following named defendants in said cause, to-wit: Josiah Stanley, Josiah Stanly, Josiah Standley, Mah'aley Standley. Elihu E. Stanley, Elihu E. Stand-' ley, Mary J. Stanley, Nancy J. Standley, W. H. Standley, Jlv neriva Stanley, W. H. Sims, William H. Sims, Netta Sims, James Snedded, (Jorge Ross and Jam;s Kerr. Trustees for Je-icho. Scotch Church, James Snedden, George Poss and James Kerr, Trustees for .Terieo Scotr-h Church. Samuel Williams, Jessie Williams, The Unknown heirs or devisees of ertch and all of the above named defendants: The Unknown wife or widow of each and all of the above named mile defendants: The Unknown Husband or. Widower of each and all of the Above named female defendants; The following named defendants whose Christian name is unknown: W. H. Standley. W. H. Sims. The unknown heirs at law, devisees, legatees, next of kin and legal representatives, and the unknown consorts, the surviving spouses, the credir. tors,' successors, assignees,, donees, ? alienees, or immediate hesne or remote, voluntary and. involuntary
' grantees, assignees, or transleree1', J the unknown children, descendants of deceased children of each and 7 all of said defendants: The executors of the' last will and testament of and legal representatives of any i or. all of the above named defendants who may be dead; and the . unknown successors in interest of ' each and aH of the above named . I defendants, Are non-residents of , the State of Indiana, or their residence is J un- ' known, and are necessary parties, , to the oomplaint herein and necessary parties to the final determination of this cause of action, and that the . nhloM nt thin tiriwoH I tl tr is in OTTTKT '
i Plaintiff's title as against all demands claims and claimants whatsoever an'l as againt the world to the follow:n? descr'bed real estate in Sullivan County, State of Indiana, to-wit; Beginning 60 feet north of the southwest corner of the Northwest Quarter of Section Ten, Township ' Seven North, Range Eight Wept and running thence Ea?t 15 fet ; I ' thence North 72 feet- thence west 165 feet;- thence South 72 feet to the place of beginning, EXCEPTi ING all coal and underlying ; minerals. . 1 Said defendants and each of you are now hereby notified of the pendency of this act!on against you and that the same will stand for trial on the 9th day of September. 1946. the same being the 7th iudicial day of the September Term 1946 of said Court, and that unless you and each of you appear and answer or demur to said complaint on or before said day the same will be determined in your absence. ' WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 18th day of July, 396. JAMES H. RINGER, i , Clerk of, Circuit Court of Sullivan County. Indiana. Bedwell; Bedwell & Haines
Attorneys for PMntiff. 1st ins 7-18-46 3t.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Trustee of Fairbanks Township. Sullivan County, Indiana, will receive sealed bids until 8 o'clock P. M. on Monday, August 12, 1916 for one V' ton Truck Chassis, with cab, 1. w. b. suitable for mounting fire fighting equipment. General specifications for above
l equipment on fi!e in office of the
Trustee ana may be had upon request. Bid? shall be submitted on forms prescribed by the State Eoaid of Accounts, and each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check in the amount cf S100.00 to guarantee tint
j the bid if accepted, the bidder will complete the sale according to the terms of the bid. I The Township Trustee and Advisory I Board reserve the right to reject any 1 and all bids.
Dated this 22nd day of July. 1916. EDGAR STRAIN. Trustee Fairbanks Town'ship, Sullivan County Indiana. 1st ins 7-25-46 2t.
SHERIFF'S SALE T?y virtue of a certified copy nf a Decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Court in a cause wherein State of Indiana on the Relation of Junes MsGarvey. as Auditor of Sullivan Countv, Indiana v Plaintiff, nnd James Willia-n Walker, Hester C. Walker et al are Defendants reouiring me to mnke the sum or Eight Hundred Thirty-Se'-on (FTP Dollars and No Cents, with intfi-e on said decree and costs. I will exnopA at Public Sale to the highest bidder, on Satu-diy, the 3lst day August A. D. 1946. between the hours of o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M.. of "lid dav, p the doo'- of the Court House in Sullivan County. Indiana, the rents and profits for a t"-"i not f,nafvrfr 3vrtn ""ans, the following Real Estate, to-wit: . The northeast, cmfl'ter of the northwest quarter of Section Three (3) in Township Six (C) North, of Range Eight (81 West. cont-Ainin 58 22 acres, excepting all coal and other underlying minerals. All in Sullivan Countv, Indian. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to sntipfv s?id decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place expose at public sale the fee simple of slid real etate. or so much thereof 5s may be sufficient to discharge said decree interest nrt costs. Said s-Ue 'vill be mnrlo without any re,;ef whatever from valuation or appraisement lawt july 23rd A. D. 1916. HAPOI D REYNOLDS, Sheriff Sullivan County. Nerval K. Harris, Pr.dwell. Eedwe'l Haines, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1st ins 7-25-46 St.
26 PIECE " FIREKING LUNCHEON SETS $2.40 . BASEBALL & . SOFTBALL BATS . Each $1.70 COUNTY HARDWARE Vaughn Jones
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This Morning's Headlines DRUG CASE LINKS AGENT Flow of drugs through physicians' prescriptions to known narcotic addicts in Indianapolis may have been stimulated by a Federal narcotics agent, a police inves
tigation revealed yesterday. Five confessed eddicta rceived fines ana
jail sentences after they were convicted in Municipal Court lata yes
! terday of violation of the state narcotic act. Three physicians who
j dispensed thousands of grams of morphine by issuing prescriptions
to addicts were criticized by Judge Joe Howard.
"Evidence heard in this court today does not speak very well for
some professional men of this city," he said.
The agent was identified as Bernard Peterson, who was recently
transferred as head of the Indiana Narcotics Bureau.
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GI LEAVE PAY UP TO TRUMAN Amid bitter denunciation of the bond-payment provision, the House sent to President Truman
the GI furlough pay bill.
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PALESTINE AIDS CALLED TO U. S. President Truman sum
moned American experts on Palestine to return home from London
and there were reports he wag dissatisfied with a British-approved plan to divide Palestine into four federal provinces. The White House
did not say what the President's attitude was, but officials in a position to know said he tentatively had decided against accepting the plan.
TIME OUTLAWS ACTION ON COFFEE'S CHECK James P. McGranery, assistant to the attorney general, told the Senate war investigating committee that the case of a defense contractor's $2,1500 navment to Representative Coffee. D:, Washington, would ha"a been laid before a grand jury but for the statute of limitations.
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FIRE ON LINER FATAL TO 20 Fire raced through the first-
class nareenger crbirs of the Brazilian transport Di'que De Caizas at
sea, killing possibly 20 persong and creating a "furious panic" among her 1,067 passengers, survivors reported. Ten first-class passengers and. ten crewmen were reported killed before 20 warcraft and mer. chant ships arrived to remove the passengers and 500 members of the crew. An official said passengers perished because they became panicky and jumped overboard.
. COLLISION SINKS MERCHANT SHIP The Radiomarine Cor
poration of America said that the merchant ship American Farmer had been sunk in a collision with the American Trader about 400 miles west of the English Channel. Radiomarine said the American Trader had taken aboard two or more boatloads of survivors. There was no word of casualties. .
KNIFE NEW CLUE IN HEIRENS CASE Investigators studied a possible new clue in the kidriap-killing of Suzanne Degnan as the state announced it was going ahead with plans to try William Heirens for that and the "lipstick" slaying of Frances Brown. Experts in the police crime detection laboratory examined a stained hunting knife found in the Degnan neighborhood a day or two after the 6-year-old kirl was killed and dismembered January 7. The knife was found on the elevated railroad tracks by an inspector who turned it over to investigators last night when he learned a search was being made for such a weapon. '
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