The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1950 — Page 4

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noth 1: to sox-iti'isiDi:vr UKI-'KM) \.\T Stale of Indiana, Putnam County, ss: hi The I’utnam ('ireuit Court, .lauuarv Term, No. ISO.’.D I oris Tandy,

Plaintiff. -versus-

T her man Tandy, I >efendaut Now comes the pi lint iff and files her complaint herein; together with an affidavit that the defendant, Thermal) Tandy, is a nonresident of the State of Indiana Said action is for divorce. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, that unless he he and appear on the llith day of -May. the same beinn the •hitii judicial day of tin* April 'Perm, lit at), of the Putnam t’ircuit t’ourt. Putnam County. State of Indiana, to he held in the court house hi the City of CJreencast le. Imiiaiici. and answer or demur to said complaint. the same will he heard and determined in his absence IN WITNKSS WH KKKOK. I have hereunto set m> hand and affixed the seal of said court at (Jieeiicastlc. Indiana, this i:;th day of March. 19f>0. Omer C Akers. Clerk. Putnam Circuit Court

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Frank Stoessel, Attorney for tin* Plaintiff.

I NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Mary Buchanan has filed her petition in the Putnam Circuit Court to have the time and place of her birth determined. Said petition is set for hearing

on March 15. 1950.

Dated this 10 day of

1850.

Omer C. Akers, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court.

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NOTH «: or TIN VI MJTTI.K>i»:nt or i:st\ti:

Mil’ll'K IS II HKKBV i :l V KN In lli*. I’rrdllorM. Heirs mi.I l.eaateeot Minnie lienee, ileeeaseil u» ;*|>- pear in Hie Puinini I'I re m I Coun. lie I *1 at I ireeneast le. Initiana, on the 10 day of April. 10'ai. ami sllo\* eanse. if any. win tile K l .\ At, SKTTI.KM KNT aiViiI'.VTS with the estate of said deecileilt s!ioIIli| not he approvoil: anil sail heirs are nollficd lo then and tiei ■ mlike proof of heirship, and rercive their dietrlbutlve shares. Kdna Bence fairing. Adininlstratrix. with will annexed WITNKSS. the I'lerk of said t'nurl. this !i day of March. lOaO.

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4-H NEWS

The Reelsville Plow Boys held their first schi‘d«led meeting Tuesday night. February 28th at the Reelsville High School. There were sixteen boys present. Mr. McElroy, our club leader called the meeting iu

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Bob Girton and Charles Well* were appointed to get togethei with the girls club and plan the program for the family nig it which is to be held March 20tn. Officers for the coming year were elcted. Th* y are President Donald Wells, Vice President Arthur Kirk, Secretary Boh Girton, Treasurer Kennie Kirk. Re creation Leader Richard Friend, Safety Deader Donald Strain Health Leader .Joe Strain, Song Leader Kennie Johnson, News Reporter Charles Wells. Questions were asked about projects that were going to be taken during the summer. After all questions were answered Mr. McElroy dismissed the meeting

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