Quieting Title Action Against Unknown Defendants
Notice to defendants in Kosciusko County Indiana silent on names. The case seeks to quiet title to real estate in Kosciusko County described as part of the southeast quarter of section 7, township 30, range 6, known as the Pera Road. Defendants, many unknown or nonresidents, must appear by September 2, 1918, to answer. The clerk is Aaron A. Rasor. The filing lists numerous unknown spouses heirs and assigns and potential claimants to the property. The action proceeds in the Kosciusko Circuit Court in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschbach and Sloane
Isaac Platz
Indiana
Fordie A. Devault
Isaac Plaiz
Parsons Aboys
Tordie A. Devault
Kosciusko County
Kossinsko Circuuit
Warsaw
Aeron A. Rasor
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Aaron A. Rasor
Geo. T. Oborn
Alphonso 0. Wood
Local notes and visits with Warsaw residents
Roscoe Self did business in Warsaw Tuesday. Mrs Josephine Underwood visited from Fort Wayne at the John Oldfather home. L W Myers returned from Aurora. Henry Baum and William Loehr of Barket visited, Loehr a cousin of Ezra Wood. Miss Orpa Lowman works for A D Miller in Warsaw. Ruth Lowman to live with Wilbur Lowman family. Archie and Samuel moved personal effects to Samuel's Im Street home. Arthur Jamilton and wife returned to Wabash after visiting Jacob Waney. Many stores closed for July 4. J J Babcock of Warsaw visited at the Hay home. Dr L C Meek and family of Tiosa visited. Mrs Meek returned home, Dr Meek stayed with his ailing mother. Mrs Charles Huffman visited at Laughman and Halderowisn homes. formerly Miss Sylvia Nelson. Lost red bill book on Silver Lake street containing about nine dollars. reward at Record office. Mrs Isaac Bryant and sister Mrs Simpson drove from South Bend. went to Wabash with sister Mrs Frank Getty. Grace Lutz with them. Miss Valeri Self went to Chicago with her father S J Self. J M Blogauer of New Paris advertises fine collie puppies for farm and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpa Lowman
A. D. Miller
Warsaw
Ruth Lowman
Wilbur
Archie
Samuel
Im Street
Silver Lake
Isaac Bryant
Mrs. Simpson
South Bend
Frank Getty
Wabash
Bryant
Grace Lutz
Wheatless drive urged by Indiana federal official
Dr. Harry H. Barnard federal food administrator for Indiana calls a wheatless diet until after the next harvest. April 5 declared Bring in the wheat week to release hoarded grain for war needs. Families must limit to one and a half pounds per person weekly with public meals capped at six pounds per ninety meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry H. Barnard
Barnard
Federal Food Administration
Bakery inspector appointed to assist Indiana food administrator
John Ruger of Lafayette joins the Indiana food administrator staff to oversee baking problems. A bakery inspector will be added to the staff to examine shops accounts formulas and related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruger
Lafayette
Indiana Food Administrator
Stat
Also Mentioned on This Page
State of
Kosciusko
Charles Lamb
Eschbach & Sloane
William Rouch
Rouch
William Roach
John Copp
Copp
Guardian Woodruff
Woodruff
John Capp
Elizabeth Capp
Gordon Woodruff
Hannah Woodruff
George Woodruff
Mary E. Woodruff
A. G. Well
George O. Sell
Jemima Sell
George C. Sell
Thomas A A. Parry
Sarah J. Parry
Thomas A. Parry
Thomas A .Parry
Elizabeth Hilton
Hilton
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
State of Indiana
Kenciusko Circuit Court
Thomas J. Alspaugh
Roscoe
Josephine .Underwood
Fort Wayne
John Oldfather
L. W. Myers
Aurora
Lil
Jd.rank Myers
Henry Baum
William Loehr
Barket
Mr. Loehr
Ezra Wood
Arthur Jamilton
Jacob Waney
J.J. Babcock
Llay
L. C. Meek
Tiosa
Meek and
Hay
Charles Huffman
Laughman, Halderowisn
Sunday
Valeri Self
Chicago
S.J. Self
Collie
J. M
AER
New Paris
Ind
Official Food News
BF Hardware Co
Bourbon Silo CO
Bourbon, Ind
W. W. Haul
Wabash, Fulton and
Whitley Counties
Whittenberger
S. B. Whittenberger
P.S. Tractor
Ford
S.B.W
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