Grant Letters For Estate of LE Waterman
The $100000 estate of Lovell E Waterman of Terre Haute was filed in Probate Court with a will probate petition. Executor Demas D Waterman bonds $10000 and widow Helen receives one third with the remainder to the trust for lifetime payments to Nancy Bayfield. income split among Demas Waterman and Mrs Bayfield and Mrs Lillian Mieg. The will dated Nov 19 1958 was witnessed by Thomas M Patrick and Mary V Montgomery. Executor represented by Dix Dix Patrick and Ratcliffe. Waterman headed Deming Land Company and led major real estate work. In a separate hearing, Anna Robinson Black's will admitted. Terre Haute First National Bank named administrator with will annexed. Estate valued at $6000 real estate and $11745 personal property. Daughter Mrs Cecil Black Phillips of Cedar Rapids IA and son Everett Earl Black of Hawaii receive bulk. granddaughter Jane Anna Black of Hawaii gets a specific item. Administrator firm Mann and Mann. Dated April 19 1945.
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Lovell E. Waterman
Terre Hauteau
Demas D. Waterman
Deming Woods
Helen Waterman
South Twenty-first Street
Demas Waterman
Nancy Bayfield
Indianapolis
Bayfield
Lillian Mieg
Scottsdale, Ariz
Thomas M. Patrick
Mary V. Montgomery
Dix, Dix, Patrick and Ratcliffe
Headed Land Company
Waterman
Deming Land Company
Anna Robinson Black
Terre Haute First National Bank
Cecil Black Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Everett Earl Black
Hawaii
Jane Anna Black
Mann and Mann
Earl M. Mann
Hilda S. White
Bilack
Group Loses Suit Over Union Shop Clause
Indiana Appellate Court upholds mootness in a dispute over a 1955 union shop provision at the Fort Wayne plant of International Harvester Co. The contract expired in 1957 and workers had argued it violated constitutional rights, but the appeal was dismissed as moot.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
International Harvester Co
Fort Wayne
DeKalb
International Union
United Automobile, Aircraft & Agricultural Implement Workers of America
Purdue names Henry Koffler biology chair in place of Karling
Dr Henry Koffler of Vienna was named head of Purdue University biology sciences on June 11 to succeed Dr John S Karling who will give up the chair to focus on teaching and research. Koffler has been on the Purdue faculty since 1947.
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Lafayette
Ind
Henry Koffler
Department of Biological Sciences
Purdue University
John S. Karling
Koffler
Vienna
Purdue
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