Real Estate Transfers in Seymour and Surrounding Townships
A list of property transfers shows William H and Freeda Bow man transferring Lot 7 in Riecker’s Addition to Seymour to Milton and Anna McDonald. Virginia and Leo Darkis sell 10 acres in Carr Two to William Sorge. Kenneth H Brown transfers parts of Lots 37 and 38 in Medora to Chauncey and Vera Hague. John L Richart sells Lot 7 in Little Acres Sub-division, Sec 2, Redding Two, to Ervin and Janet Stuckwisch. Heirs of Elizabeth Standfield transfer part of Lot 407 in Seymour to Ila Virginia Stewart. George and Ruth Combs sell Lots 6 and 7 in Butler Murphy Addition to Lloyd and Lavonne Combs. Shirley and Ethel McDonald transfer parts of Lots 13 and 14 in Butler Murphy Addition to Edward and Erna Tape. Harley and Edith Wind horst transfer part of Eva NW NW 20-6-6 totaling 116 acres to Martin and Lorna Parcheck. Additional transfers listed under Turmail administration and related properties in Seymour and Jackson Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H
Freeda E. Bowman
Milton
Anna McDonald
Riecker
Seymour
Jackson
Virginia
Leo Darkis
William Sorge
Carr
Kenneth H. Brown
Chauncey D
Vera D. Hague
Medora
John L
Virginia Richart
Ervin
Janet Stuckwisch
Little Acres
Redding
Thurman Tidd
Shirley L
Ethel L. McDonald
Edward
Erna Tape
Butler-Murphy
Reinhart
Massman
Harley H
Edith E. Windhorst
Martin W
Lorna Parcheck
Eva
Clarence L. Turmail
Marine Pfc Hall Completes Boat Training Transferred to Camp Pendleton
Marine Pfc William David Hall son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hall Seymour R2 recently completed boat training and was transferred to Camp Pendleton California for four weeks of individual combat training before reassignment by the Marine Corps. He enlisted March 17 1953 for three years after working as a spot welder at Arvin Industries. President William P Abraham announced installation officers will meet June 18 and Mrs E S Cummins was named chair of decorations and to plan a ladies night meal for June 25 the final meeting of the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William David Hall
Kenneth Hall
Seymour
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Arvin Industries, Inc
Pfe. Hall
Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Bedford
William P. Abraham
E. S. Cummins
Transfers of Real Estate in Various Townships and Additions
A series of property deeds recorded including transfers by trustees and owners. Notable entries include Lot Nos. 21 and 22 in Second Addition to Wallonia Driftwood Two. Pt SW SW 7-5-43 Acres Browns town Two. Pt SW NE 17-6-6 41/100 Acre Jackson Twp. and multiple lot and tract transfers in Freetown Pershing Twp Seymour Owen and Jackson Townships to named grantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trator
Virgil Crockett
Earl Brewer
Lucinda H. Montel
Wallonia
Driftwood
Clarence
Ella M. Hall
Lliff L
Ethel L. Boaz
Brownstown
Gaylord W
Gladys Brooks
Leonard J. Elsner
Jackson
Ralph J. Lucas
Thomas F. Wheeler
John D. Reynolds
Freetown
Pershing
Ralph J
Laura L. Lucas
George L
Etta M. Hauck
Glen L
Gladys Hauck
Hamilton
Mary Ermadene
Edwin Fettig
Steigemeyer
Seymour
Louis
Inez Waggoner
J. R
Julia Sherman
Homestead
Harold S
Margaret K. Hall
Edwin, Jr
Elizabeth R. Gadberry
Theodore
Myrtle Weddell
Foster
Flora Kelley
Owen
Albert E
Alice Ahlbrand
Herbert W
Hilda FE. Auffenberg
Alma Warren
Dillard
Alfie Beck
Experiences Of Continued From Page One
The account notes Japanese behavior toward Americans, poverty in daily life, and a U S government salary average of 30 dollars monthly. It describes living rooms, floors, and furniture, plus travel ease, cheap hotel rates, and views on Japan’s scenery, education, and Korea War attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Droege
U. S
Japan
Indiana Maintains Welfare Secrecy Under Steers Ruling
Indiana Attorney General Edwin K. Steers ruled that a State Welfare Department regulation keeps federal secrecy requirements in effect. The ruling followed concerns raised by the Hughes Anti Secrecy Law and preserves about 20 million dollars in annual federal welfare aid for Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Federal Security Agency
Hughes
Edwin K. Steers
State Welfare Department
Security
Congressional
Steers
ABC Holds Hearings For Taverns And Clubs
The Alcoholic Beverage Commission held hearings Thursday for six taverns and clubs cited for possession of lottery or slot-like devices. Rulings not yet announced. Hearings from Dearborn County set for June 18 involve multiple Aurora and Lawrenceburg cases, with additional hearings on June 23 for Madison and Richmond entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
ABC
Joseph Melcher
Anderson
Eagles Lodge
Kokomo
Wise Minix
Winamac
American Legion
Terre Haute
American Legion Post
Moose Lodge
Elwood
Dearborn County
Jacob
Marvin Schultz
Lawrenceburg
Otto T
Catherine Boehler
Aurora
Francis
Georgia Emery
M. F. Hunter
K. Armstrong
Frederick
Amelia Fehling
Leslie
Charlotte Jackson
Gladys McCool
Dearborn Country Club
VFW
Madison Country Club
Knights of Columbus
Madison
United Ancient Order of Druid
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steinwedel’s
Dad
Terry
Orson
Asteinwedel& Son
Atta
Ceme
Home Federal Savings & Loan Ass
2Nd St
Glenn M. Keach
Secy
Treas
Robert L. Anderson
West Second St
Raspberry
John Pilman
Broadway
Cooper
Motor Sales
Plymouth
Ewe
Hilly Billy
WSLM
Salem, Inc
Lex Barker
Dorothy Hart
Charles Korvin
Patric Knowles
Donald Debbie
van Johnson
June Allison
Romer
Robert Clarke
Margaret Field
Gloria Saunders
Ron Randell
Walt Disney
Arthur L. Heiwig
Richart
Rockford
CAD
Speckner Tire Service
Penna. Depot
Henry Pot
Chmidt
Walter
N. Ewing
Hatfield Drug Store
Jackson County
Louisville
Seymour Onrt
Prin
Theatre
The
Losty Men
Browns
Ellison
Texas City
Bela Lugosi
Lionel Atwill
Qecwnicoun
Monster
Sterling Hayden
Richard Carlson
Phyllis Coates
John Bromfield
Dave Willoge
OF Belle Starr
Keith Larsen
Peggie Castle
Dona Drake
Thomas Mathell
American Security CO
North Chestnut St
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