Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 54, Number 45, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 15 June 1961 — Page 3

Thursday, Jana 15, 1961

Recent Actions In Kosciusko Court McULINTIC ESTATE Final distribution of the Martin V. McClintic estate near Waivasee lake, has been approved, with the balance of the estate distributed as follows: 60 and three-fourths acres of real estate to twp daughters. Mrs. Anna See The... FLOTILLA Pontoon Boat Parade June 18th—1:00 p.m. Wawasee Lake

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Mildred Thomas, of Elkhart, and Mrs. Ethel Bernice Hite, of Ligonier. along with $2,159.12 each; a son, Donald Hall McClintic, of Fort Wayne, grandson Donald Eugene Hamman, of St. Joseph. Michigan, and granddaughters. Deanna Jo Hite, and Sallie Beth Hite, both of Ligonier, to receive $2,159.12 each, daughter Sara Sue Thomas. Elkhart, $2,159.13. INHERITANCE SETTLEMENTS Heirs to the Jane Johnson estate of near Syracuse are: Flawey Smith. Syracuse: Florence Price. Winifred x Grable, Thelma Gable, Hazel Ott and Harold Johnson, all of Columbia City. Edith Rathmann. San Gabril. California. Helen Coburn. Long Island. New York, Ethel Wolfe. Luray. Virginia, and Paul Johnson, of Fort Wayne. each to receive SIOO Milbert Bitner estate of Syracuse. Raymond Bitner. Katie

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Wilkinson, Herschel Bitner, all of Syracuse. Harold Bitner, Howard Bitner, both of Ligonier. Hilda Brownbridge, South Bend, all 51.636.63 each; Leland and Merrill Bitner. Both of Waukegan. Illinois, $818.31 each. ASKS REVOCATION The New York Central Railroad Company asks the court to revoke reopening of the estate of the late Dr. Fred O. Clark of Syracuse. » The railroad company contends that reopening is unnecessary and contrary to law. The estate was reopened February 14. 1961. at the request of the executrix Alice Prow Clark, of Syracuse. for the purpose of bringing action against the company for the alleged wrongful death of Dr. Clark, who was killed by a train at a Goshen crossing, February--27. 1959. The Railroad Companyclaims that a wrongful death complaint already is filed with action pending, in Elkhart countycircuit court. MARTY & TED Inc. NAPPANEE. INDIANA Formerly NAPPANEE IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. Your Allis-Chalmers. McCulloch. Pa pec, Meyers Hay Con ditioners. Brady Chopper and Kool Blower. New Idea. New Holland Dealer. Mercury Automobiles, Ph. 381 PARTS 4 SERVICE

OPEN ESTATE Mrs. Mildred Kirkpatrick, of Goshen, has been appointed administratrix of the estate of her mother. Mrs. Beulah Bushong, of Sy-racuse. Heirs to the $52,000 estate are Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Brent Bushong of Oxnard. Calif. Mrs. Bushong longtime Syracuse school teacher, died April 3. 1961. . PROBATE WILL The estate of the late Ida Strieby of Syracuse, has been-left by will to a daughter Mrs. Mosciline Deaton of Syracuse. Mrs. Strieby died May 10. 1961. VENUE J. P. CASE TO CIRCUIT COURT The complaint of assult and battery against Paul T. Clark of Rouje 1. Pierceton, has been transferred from the justice of peace court of Robert McCullough of Syracuse, to circuit court Clark was arrested on a justice of peace warrant May 19. for allegedly striking his wife Maxine, of Route 4. Syracuse. Clark pleaded not guilty in McCullough’s court. Jurisdiction was waived by McCullough and the case venued. GRIMES ESTATE SET The net value of the Lawrence E. Grimes estate has been set at $1.40929. Inheritance and transfer taxes total $90.95 The heirs apd their Value of interest are Helen Irene Pfister, of Elk-

hart. a sister. $lO, and Conchita Handy, of Goshen, $1.39929. The latter was a friend of the decedent. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS Divorce actions have been filed in the Kosciusko court by the following: Hapner Martha Hapner. 718 East Chicago Street, Syracuse, agtrinst James Edward Hapner. The couple was married May 13, 1939. and separated April 30, 1961. They have three children. McClellan Evelyn McClellan against William McClellan, of Syracuse. The couple married July, 13. 1959, and separated October 1-7, 1960. They have one child. CAST DISMISSED A suit on a promissary note by the Goshen Electric company against Fred Personette and Personette Electric of Syracuse. Special G. I. Payment Begins Next Month It has been announced that special insurance dividend checks will be mailed to 132.274 Indiana veterans. Os these, 6,994 are World War I veterans who have retained their United States Life Insurance 'USGLI' policies and 125.280 are later veterans who still hold their National Service Life Insurance (NSLD policies. This will be the second insurance dividend paid in 1961, according to A. J. Bochicchio, Manager of the Indianapolis VA Regional Office. The regular annual dividend for 1961 was paid in February and March. Special dividend payments will begin in July and will be completed by Labor Day. No application by the insured is required, the payments being automatically made. Bochicchio said veterans could help speed receipt of their special dividend checks by not making inquiries in advance. The answering of such inquiries would divert personnel time from the special dividend project, thus creating delay in the insuance of checks. ‘Pnteted it: BOSTON, LOS ANGELES LONDON

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