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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
5
The advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for croup and coughs. It claims the remedy saves lives and urges households to keep the 50 cent and one dollar bottles at home, sold by Rager and Jontz, druggists.
The Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court appoints WM. 8. KERN as Administrator of the estate of MARY L. HAWLEY late of Kosciusko County, deceased. The estate is claimed to be solvent. Dated December 10 1913.
In Kosciusko County Indiana the Kosciusko Circuit Court December Term 1913 Hear Harvey Goshert for Annetta Roy et al No 12658 the plaintiff by Eschbach and Sloane files complaint with affidavit that defendants unknown residents include Annetta Roy Lot Roy Maria Pratt Fletcher W Pratt Sarah B Stukey Abraham Stukey Amanda Groves Daniel Groves William Lightfoot Catherine Lightfoot Blain Louisa Blain Robert Blain Washington Lightfoot Mary Clark Simeon J Broadwell Emily Broadwell Franklin A McClure McClure Sarah J McClure George William Allen Mary McClure Calvin Shapley Louisiana Shapley Harriet Rice Samuel Gray Angelina Gray Amos Callender William Mills Caroline Mills Toll Toll Fox and others all believed non residents and that their spouses heirs and other successors are named or unnamed defendants. The action is to quiet title in Kosciusko County and nonresidents must appear February 19 or 23 1914 at Warsaw Court House to answer. Clerk Conrad D Longenecker seals.
Plaintiffs represented by Esch bach and Sloane file a complaint and affidavit for a quiet title action in Kosciusko County Indiana against numerous defendants including James T Johnson Thomas Cunningham William Johnson Thomas O Brien James Jacoby and Daniel others believed non residents of Indiana. Defendants must appear by February 23 1914 at the Kosciusko Circuit Court in Warsaw to answer or demur. Clerk’s seal dated December 12 1913.
In the December term 1913 of the Kosciusko Circuit Court the plaintiff filed a complaint naming numerous defendants with residences stated as unknown. The list includes William Barber and his wife, Rowland Willard and wife, John A. Blanchard, James C. Converse, William H. Harding, Joseph H. Gray, Edward W. Converse, George D. Crossman, Ezekiel French and Elizabeth French, Alfred E. Johnson and wife, Laura S. Thomas, Mary J. Smith, Earin Johnson and wife, and Bert H. Johnson and wife, among others, with several christian names not known.
Notice is given that a commissioner appointed by the Kosciusko Circuit Court will offer for sale by private sale on January 3, 1914, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., at Wood Gochenour offices in Warsaw, Indiana, the estate described as lots 35 and 36 in Hamman’s Addition to Silver Lake Town, Kosciusko County, with appraised value and location specified.
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