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XOTICK TO NO*>HKSIDENTS STATE OF INDIANA
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COUNTY OF PUTNAM
IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1944
Orpliie Z. Bridges
vs.
Daniel Hepler, David Hepler, Charles Berkshire. Sarah Berkshire. John RohInaon, Daniel Hipler, Oadsey Helper, Mary Hobinson, Isabella Robinson. \\ Uliain \V. Woods. Martha C. Woods, Sat.iuel Hlythe, Ruthe Blythe, B.'tija- | hj n I Hlythe, Emellnc Blythe, B. I Blythe, Daniel W. l^tynian, Edwin Heath. Kllzitbeth Heath, James Townsend, Katherine Townsend. Catharine Townsend, John T. Henderson. Calvin Fletcher. Sr. Keslah Fletcher, Oueid Butler, Ann Butler, Wimam M. Walden. Catherine Townsend, Uriah Glover. Mary Glover. Mary 11. L>. Layman. I'sllza Hemlerson, ISllza H. Henderson. Horatlg Thomas Wakefield. Kllsabeth Wakefield, fiber Jones. Isabella Jones. H T. Wakefield, Amos W. Welker, Susan E. Welker, Albert l». Layman, A. W. Welker. Jane E. Layman. Rachel T. Walden, William II. Holloway, Caroline Holloway. William Holloway. Henry 1 >. Lee, Harriet Lt e. IT I). Lee John Siddall, James Townsend. Wil
Ham Fellows, Cornelius Fellows.
I> W Layman, Robert Conely. Robert Connely. Mary Ann Connely. Mary Wilson. Joaiah Williams. Martha Williams. Worthington R. Williams. Lydia Ann L Williams, w B. William**, L. \ L. Williams, Columbia I. Kerehewal Williani J. Kercheval. James T. Layman, Kate Layman. Catherine L. Horsey. Mary L. Forsyth. Clarenee Foray 1b. Edward D. Kingsbury, James U. Klnasbury. Minnie K. Kingsbury. Henry Brown, Reuben Clearwaters. .line Clear waters. David F. Brown.
L. Hanks, Thomas Powell.
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Jan,- Minnlck, Mary OriRsby, William OriRsby, Lucy QrlRsby, Eliza UrlRsby, Franc«*s Hanks, Romulus L. Hanks. (Srandison Martin, Rachel Brown, James <}. Martin. Rebecca Moore, Mary A. Teagriit*. David M. TenRUe, Mary Ann Martin, Rachel Brown, Henry Miller. Mary E. Hi own. John C. Sellers, Fanny Sellers, John Kirkpatrick. J. C. Albin, Mary Kirkpatrick. Jesse Hurst. Nancy Hurst, Benjamin L. Johnson, Sarah Johnson. Peter Wuynlek. R. L. Jolmson, Susannah Waynlek. ('olinan Arhuckle. Benjamin L. Johnson, Elizabeth Arhuckle, Samuel McCane, Mary Ann Mi'Cune. James U. Martin. .John Baird. New Albany and Salem Railroad Company. Edward H. Crow, Joseph FellenRer, William Hessious. Alfred J. Hawn. John W. Nance, Mutilda B. Nance, William L. WhiRate, William Hanneman, Mary Oslioni, MornhiR Wood. William Miller. Matilda Miller. Marlah Miller. Webster K. Miller. William ilannaman. Rhoda A Hanneman. William L. WinRate, Margaret E. WinRate. John C. Albin. J. C. Vlbin, George Lyman. George Ijayimiu. Isaac Watson. Sarah Lyman, Sarah I^ixinan. Ellen Watson James M. Parks. Mar> J. Parks, Kllzaneth Albin, James c. Ferguson, Clarissa FerKUHon, John L Ketcham, Alfred
Mondy. Lillie M. 1) Ketcham.
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In at hf rin- J... Elam Janie* J. Sohgil. Kuthcfitio. Rrtnfll, Frank lUatheo. Rosa 1I«* ITeaftied. Daniel L. Dorsey. Robert L. Dors«y, Scott A. Shesler, Austin O. Knight, Robert Laymwn Dorsey. Columbia I. Kershevnl, Daniel Layman Dors**y. Francis Oswald Dorsey, Cora Hello 'Layman, Elizabeth ?
HeiLoJI.. Theodore D. J-.iymno. Ltyhian, James Thompson
Liymaii. 4 f arr:i E Layman, Isabelle Layman, Daniel W. Lavman, Mamlj L. n i.in K ithmiu.* Jaiyman jzl|im, Harv-v .1 Elutu. f’wth* l.iwilanf IsalMlla Layman ’I'royur, John C. Troy - <r, Theodore l^iyman, Alice B. Layman. Katharine 'V. Hchell, James |j. 8chell. Isabelle Layman Wasson, Elinor A11 eii Perkins. DeForest Perkins, Daniel L. D«»rsey. Madge l^nyman Carroll. Rosalie Schell lleathco, Robert Dorsey Allen, Ruth Walsh Allen. Conies now the plaintiff by Hughes Ar Hughes, his attorneys, and files herein Lis complaint to quiet title to real estate situate in Putnam County, Indiana, together with the affidavit of a disinterested and competent person, that the residence of the following named, designated and described de
feiiduti t s.
Daniel Hepler, David Hepler, Charles Berkshire. Sarah Berkshire. John Robinson, Imniel Hipler, Gudsey Helper, Mary Robinson, Isabella Robinson, William W. Woods. Martha G. Woods, Samuel Blythe, Ruthe Hlythe. Benjamin I Hlythe. Emeline Blythe, B. I Hlythe. Daniel W. I«aymun, Edwin Heath. Elizabeth Heath, James Townsend, Katherine Townsend, Catharine Townsend, John T. Henderson, Calvin Fletcher. Sr.. Kezlah Fletcher, Oueid Butler. Aim Butler, William M. Wald411, Catherine Townsend. Uriah Glover, Mary Glover, Mary H. I). Layman, Eliza Hemlerson. Eliza II. Hemlerson, Moral is Thomas Wakefield, Elizabeth Wakefield. Kh» r Jones. Isabella Jones, II T. Wakefield. Amos W. Welker.
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Albert G. Layman, E Layman, Rachel
T. Walden. William II Holloway, Cal nllnc Holloway. William Holloway/ Henry f> Lee. Harriet Lee. H. D. Lee, John Siddall, James Townsend, Wil-
liam Fellows, Cornelius Fellows. I). \V. Lay man. Robert Conely, Ro-
bert Connely. Mary Ann Connely, Mary Wilson. Joslah Williams. Martha Williams. Worthington H. Williams. Lydia Ann L. Williams. W M Williams, L. A L. Williams. Columbia I. Kerehewal, William .1. Kercheval.' James T. Layman. Kate haymau. Catherine L. Dorsey. Mary L Forsyth. Clarence Forsyth. Edward 1). Kingsbury, Janies L. Kingsbury, Minnie K. Kingsbury, H«nr> Brown, Reuben Clearwater*, .1 in*- Clearwater*. David F. Brown. Romulus L. Hank*. Thomas Powell, Elijah C. Brown. Mary B. Hrown, Job* C. Collins. Martha E. L. Collin*, Martha L Golllns, James P Minnlck. Eliza Jam Minnlck. Mary Grigsby, William Grigsby. Lucy Gllgsby. Eliza Grigsby, Franc**s Hanks. Romulus L. Hanks, GrandlMon Martin. Rachel Brown, J tine* *1 Martin. Rebecca Moore, Mary A Teague. David M. Teague^ Mary Ann Martin, Rachel Brown. Henry Miller. Marv E. Brown. John C. Sellers,
Fanny Sellers. John Kirkpatrick.
j, <\ Mhln, Mary Kirkpatrick. Jesse Hurst. Nancy Hurst. Benjamin L Johnson. Sarah Johnson. Peter Waynhk, B. L Johnson. Susannah Waynh k. Colman Arhuckle. Benjamin L Johnson. Elisabeth Arhuckle. Samuel McCane, Mary Ann McCane. James O. Martin, John Baird. Sow Albany and Salem Railroad Company, Edward H. Crow. Joseph Fellciiger. William Hessians. \ If red J. Hawn. John W. Nance. Mutilda B. Nance, William L. Wingate. William Hanneman. Mary Osborn, Morning' Wood. William Miller, Matilda Miller, Marlah Miller. Webster K Miller. William Hannnman. Rhodu A. Hanneman, William L. Wingate. Margaret E. Wingate. John C Albin. .1 C. Albin. George Lyman. George Layimm. Izaac Watson. Sarah Lyman, Sarah Layman. Ellen Watson. James M Harks. Mary J. Parks, Elizabeth Albin. James C. Ferguson. Clarissa Ferguson. John L. Ketcham, Alfred
Mondy. Lillie M D. Ketcham. Alexander S Bryan. Susan J Bryan,
Fred Bryan. Mary Bryan Htnnley. Anti Bryan Harris, Jennie Bryan, Edgar L. Harris. Earl R. Harris, Mary Frances Harris Hlore. Katherine L Dorsoy, James 'I*. Layman. Fred D Bryan, Maveretta A. Fisher. Worthington R. WllllamH. lA’dla Ann 1*. Will la ms, Delana E. Williamson. Carrie B. Williamson. William Crowl. Elizabeth J. Crowl, Martha A. Badger, Badger Williamson. Pearle Williamson. Cora H. Lnvrmin, Robert L. Dorsey, Agnes Ketehatn Dorsey. Francis (). Dorsey. Edith Horsey, Robert Layman Dorsoy. Ethel Horsey Allen, Dorathy Dorsey
Jones. Anna Dorsey, David Dorsey, Elinor Allen Perkins, Theodore D. ljuymun, Daniel W. Layman, isahele L. Wasson, Madge L. Carroll. Cora Layman, John C. Troyer, Isabel© L Troyer, Maude C. Layman, Theo D. Layman. Alice Layman. Katherine L. Elam James L. Schell, Katherine Schell, Frank Heathco, Rosalie Heathco, Daniel L. Dorsey, Robert L. Dorsey, Scott A. Shesler, key. Columbia 1. Kershevnl, Daniel Austin O. Knight, Robert Layman Dorlaiyman Dorsey, Francis Oswald Dorsey. Cora Belle Layman, Elizabeth Layman Schell, Theodore D. Layman, Daniel O. Ijuymun, James Thompson Layman, Ourra E. Layman, Isabelle Layman, Daniel W. laiyman, Maude C. Layman, Katharine Layman Elam, Harvey J. Elam, Carrie E. Layman, Isabella Layman Troyer, John C. Troyer, Theodore Layman, Alice B. Layman Katharine T. Schell, James L. Schell. Isabelle Layman Wasson, Elinor Allen Perkins. DeForest Perkins, Daniel L. Dorsey, Madge Layman Carroll, Rosalie Schell Heathco, Robert Dorsey Allen. Ruth Walsh Allen, and the unknown surviving spouses, and tin* unknown husbands, wives, widows. widowers, spouses, heirs, devisees, legatees, children, descendants, partners, executors, administrators, trustees. personal representatives, guardians, successors, assigns, grantees, receivers and lessees, respectively, of each ami all of the above named defendants, and all persons claiming from, through, or under them, or either of them, the names of each and all of whom are unknown to the plaintiffs. and each of them are unknown, and that diligent inquiry has been made to ascertain the residence of said defendants, and each of them, ami that said inquiry has not disclosed the residence of said defendants, and each of them, and that said inquiry has not disclosed the residence of said defendants, and they are believed to he non-residents of the State of Indiana; and that said defendants arc necessary and proper parties defend-
ant to this action.
That this suit is prosecuted to quiet title of the plaintiff to the lands mentioned and described in this complaint, against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever, which lands are situate in Putnam County, in the State of Indiana, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Purls of sections eight (8) and nine (9) in township thirteen (LI) north, of range four (4) west, hounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning «t the southwest corner of the east half of tin* northwest quarter of said section eight <#>, and running thence east with the smith line of the north half of said section eight <S) and the south line of the north half of said section nine (9), a distance of 71 chains and 85 links to the west line of the right-of-way of the Louisville. New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company; thence north 14 degrees and 20 minutes west with the said line of said right of way 23 ehalns and 72 links to a point, which is 1*» chains and 89*4 links south of the north line of said section nine <9*; thence west parallel to the north lines of saicl sections OH chains and 83 links to a point on the West line of the east half of the northwest quarter of said sect Ton eight (8), which point is 1H chains and 89V4 links south of the northwest corner of said east half of said northwest quarter of said section eight (8); thence south 23 chains and 10 links to the place of beginning, eontaining 160.12 acres,
more or less.
Also, the* east half of the south-
west smarter of sevt|pii t ight ts>, town nap thirteen {(13) north, rungiFfiiir i4) w*st, eontaining
eighty acres, more or less. Also, the north half of tho
southeast quarter of section eight <s), township thirteen (13) north,
the place of beginning. The two tracts, of land above d.cscfjWd containing in all 10.23 acres, more
or less.
AND ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM. the real estate taken by the State of Indiana by condemnation in the Putnam Circuit Court in July, 1936. and described in said proceedings as follows; A parcel of land being a part of lots 19 to 23. inclusive, in the town »>!' Hutnainvllle, Putnam County. Indiana, more particularly described as follows, to-wit; Beginning at the northeast corner of said lot number 19; thence westerly along the present southerly right-of-way of 1‘. S. Road No. 40 to the northwest corner of said lot number 23; thence southerly along tin* west line of said lot number 23. to a point 67 feet distant measured at right angles from the center line of V, S. Hoad No. 40; thence easterly to a point on the cast line of s-iid lot number 19 and 105 feet distant measured at right angles from said center line; t hence northerly to the point of beginning and containing 28/100 of an acre, more or less. Notice is hereby given said defend-
ants and each of them, of the pendency of this suit, and that tin* same will he called for action on Monday, the 27th
day of November. 1944, the same hehm the 55th Judicial Da\ of the September Term. 1944. of the Putnam Circuit Court, and that unless they be and appear on said day in said court. at the court house in Greenonstle. Putnam County. Indiana, and answer or demur to said complaint, tin* same will bo heard und determined in their ab-
sence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto set my hand and afti\i>d tin* seal of said court at Greencast le, Indiana, this 26th day of September,
1944
Oiner 0 Akers, Clerk, Putnam Circuit Court. Hughes A Hughes, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 27-U. v i’* v ^ -J- -I- -J- -I- -I- -1* -j. j. ♦ ANNIVERSARIES * + + + H, 4* + •*- + -I- + -J. 4. & Birthday Cpl, Willis E. Moore, stationed overseas. 28 years today, Sept. 27. Alice Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan, Cole Apartment, 3 years today, September 27th Thomas Schafer, today, September 27. William T. Parrish <$11 Main .St 74 years old toady. Sept 27. Mrs. Phil Hayes, 801 Lincoln, 40 years today, September 27th.
SECOND ARMY BATTERS NAZI LINES ARNHEM FRONT (NETHERLANDS)
BRITISH AIR BORNE FORCES, formerly completely cut off in the Arnhem urea (A), have now been contacted by advance patrols from the British Second Army battering to the rescue. Infantry and tank columns from the Allied force have reopened tho supply road between Eindhoven and Nijmegen (B), while additional troops have fanned out with Macseyck (C) as an objective. United States troops, under the British Second Army command, have captured a villupo (D> on the highway to Kleve in Uieir latest thrust. (Iahin.itiou.il) Tr> A Dailv llaiiiii€ k i* Wain I A<1%
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AlHtb, 'til tLat part <rf ibt ircst half, t* til' ^ulhivt^l qqirtcf of Section nine T9), township thirteen (I'D north, range four (4) west, which lies west of the Gr** uncus tie ami Ptilnumville road, and north of the Plat of the town of Put-
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contain 10 acres.
Also, all the tolb.wlug dDHerHa-dj lands and lots, to-wit; Lots number nineteen (19). twenty (20). twenty-one (21 >, twenty-two (2'D
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twenty-three (23), twenty-seven twenty-eight (28), twonty-
(27),
nine (29). thirty
half of lot thirty-one (31),
(30) and the east
all in
the town of Putnamville. Also, lots number six (6). seven (7). light (S). nine (9). ten (10, eleven (11). twelve (12). thirteen (13). fourteen (14), fifteen (ir»), nineteen (19). twenty (20). tweu-ty-ono (21) and twenty-two (22), of School Trustees’ subdivision in School Section sixteen (16). township thirteen (13) north. range four (4) west. Said lots in School Trustees subdivision being all that part of the west half of section 16, township 13 north, range 4 west, which lies north of Deer Creek, •went about 20 1 /3 acres lit th<% nm tltwest corner bounded on the cMt by the public road and on the sout h by a line, parallel to the uorUl Jibe «>f said Section. Kx< ept therefrom, the land heretofore conveyed <to tin* mate of Indiana by deed dated August 9th, 1914. and recorded in Deed Record 73. page 361, which excepted land Is described in said deed as follows: a strip of land in sections eight (*> and nine (9) in township thirteen (13) north, range four (4) west, the same being a strip of ground eighty feet iti width with forty feet on each side of the center line, which is described <as follows, to-wit: beginning tit si point on the east and west center line of said section nine, said point being 2225 feet went of the center of said section nine, and 456 feet west of the Intersection of said east and west center lino of section 9 and the center line of tho main track of (the Chicago, Indianapolis. and Louisville Railroad; from said point of hi-ginning, thenco tangent northwesterly a distance of 858 feet; thence on a curve left of 716 feet radius of a distance of 750 feet; thence tangent in a southwesterly direction a distance of 93.8 feet, thence on a curve right of 955 feet radius a distance of 268.4 feet; thence tangent in n southwesterly direction a distance of 933.8 feet: thence on a curve left of 716 feet radius a distance of three hundred and fifty (350) feet passing 116 feet south and 173 feet east of the center of said section eight (8), thence tangent southwesterly a distance of 104 feet; thence on a curve right of 716 feet radius a distance of 359 feet; thence tangent southwesterly a distance of 405 feet; thence on a curve left of 1433 feet radius a distance of 450 feet; thence fangent southwesterly a distance of 140 feet to a point on the north and south center line of the west half of said section 8, which point is 700 feet south of the east and west center line of said section S aforesaid, providing that th»* portion of said strip of land which is in section 9 shall he 100 feet In width, with fifty feet on each side of the above center line Also, a triangular piece of land in J+aid section 9, township and range aforesaid, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the east and west center line of said section 9, which is 83 feet west of the intersection of said cast and west center line with the center line of the Chicago. Indianapolis and Louisville Railway, from s i id beginning point running south along the west line of the public highway a distance of 295 feet to a point 50 feet distant at right angles from the center line of the proposed track to the Indiana State farm, thence northwesterly 50 feet from and parallel to the said center line a distance of 565 feet to a point hi the east and west center line of section 9 aforesaid; llience east along said east and west center line of section 9 about 475 feet to
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