Notice to Defendants in Kosciusko County Quiet Title Suit
In Kosciusko Circuit Court April Term 1918 Manuel Shilling et al file complaint to quiet title on real estate described as the southwest fractional quarter of Section 31 Township 31 North Range 6 East Kosciusko County Indiana. Defendants unknown or non residents including Henry M Evans Welthia Evans George Perry Macelhany Enoch W Hess Harriet D Hess George Vance Margaret Vance and the unknown spouses heirs and successors of each. Defendants must appear by June 3 1918 or case will proceed in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Shilling
Henry M. Evans
Eechbach and Sloane
Welthia Evans
George Perry Macelhany
Enoch W. Hess
Harriet D. Hess
George Vance
Margaret Vance
Indiana
Jo Wit
Harriet D. Heas
State of
Kosciusko County
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Warsaw
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Wiltrout Estate
In the estate of Charles E. Wiltrout deceased William H Kern as Administrator filed a final settlement for examination by the Kosciusko Circuit Court on May 6 1918 Heirs creditors and legatees are required to appear and contest the accounts if desired. Dated Warsaw Indiana April 2 1918. Aaron A Rasor Clerk Kosciusko Circuit Court by Geo T Obern Deputy Eschbach Sloane Attys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Indiana
Aaron A. Rasor
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Geo. T. Oborn
Eschbach and Sloane
William H. Kern
Charles E. Wiltrout
Circuit Court
Eid Court
Geo. T. Obern Departy Eschbach & Sloane
Attya
Wheatless week urged to curb Indiana shortage
Dr. Harry E. Barnard federal food administrator for Indiana appeals counties to enforce strict wheatless days and meals through the week of April 8 to prevent hoarded grain being diverted to stock feed. Penalties apply for noncompliance and substitutes are urged across public and private sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Barnard
Indiana
Union
Indiana Wheat Notice Spurs Trade Channel Action
County food administrators are authorized to give ten days notice to farmers hoarding wheat to place surplus over seeding needs into trade channels. Failure to comply could lead to requisition by the food administration. It is believed notice will suffice and no requisition of Indiana wheat is expected. Thirty eight milling firms in Indiana have until April 6 to apply for license under penalty of prosecution for continuing business without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Barnard
Federal Food Administration
Food Administration
Industrial Deserters Warned as Threat to Democracy
An editorial from Industrial Conservation in New York denounces workers who abandon industrial posts as traitorous deserters. It extols national mobilization, noting millions serve at great risk with pay as low as $35 monthly and board, urging public co operation to win democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Industrial Conservation
New York
Dividends From Pleasure and the Value of Work
The piece argues work can be fulfilling rather than a curse and that happiness lies in approaching labor as play. It contends that a negative view blocks reaching the success sought, stressing industrial conservation in New York as a context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Conservation
New York
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Ando
State of Indiana
Kosciusko
Iana
John Ruger
Lafayette
Indiana Food Administrator
P. F. Heiser
Akron
H. B. Ferrerda
Leesburg
John Férverda
Odd Fellow Lodge
Phillip Amiss
Huntington
Jacob Zimmerman
Alspaugh
John Ayers
Mr. Alspaugh
E. J.gemmer
Bippus
F. M. Jaques
Mondray
Bay
Ditzler
Markle
E. Braude
Brush and
Hanson
Dory Kaber
North Manchester
Raber
Bessie Snyder
Grandpa
Grandma Snyder
Edger Paul
Gertrude Wilson
Hikhart
Bourbon Silo CO
Bourbon, Ind
W. W. Hill
Wabash, Fulton and
Whitley Counties
Silver Lake
Ind
C. L. Centlivre Brewing Co
Fort Wayne, Ind
C. A. Pearson
Chicago
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