Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE

Georgia Miller, who resides at Brooklyn,
aeAs,on County Michigan. Carrie Hendrick-
Angeles 0 county aiE cafor@a AnSees and Melissa
Noble who resides at Lake City, Calhoun
County, Iowa; Edwin Saunders, and the
known heirs assIsnees, execu ors and ad-
ministrators of the said Edwin Saunders,
deceased; Mathew Shoemaker. and the
known heirs assignees, executors and ad-
ministrators of TIE said Mathew Shoemaker,
deceased, Frederick b. Shoemaker and the
administrators of the said, Friedrich B Shoe
maker. deceased, o. C. Croft and the un-
known heirs. assignee, executors and ad-
ministrators of the said o. C. Crof, de-
ceased; Peter Hdiben and the unknown
heirs, - fssignees,' administrators and execu-
tors of the said Fee Holben deceased; la;
pace Of residence and the post office
addresses of all of said above named per-
drickson and Melissa Noble unknown to
the undersigned plaintiff and cannot by
reasonable diligence be ascertained.
Each and all of said above named per-
sons will take no. ice that the eighth
day of August, 1913. the undersigned Ad-
ministratrix as plaintiff filed her petition
in the Probate Cour OF Futon County. Ohio,
the same being. cause number 1886 on the
docket of s,tid- Court against them and
others as defendants. in which ,ition the
lair if alleges in substance that Joseph
owner in fee simple of the following real
estate; Situated in the Village of Metamora.
County of Futon and State of Ohio and de-
number fifty six 1850 of the
original plat of the Village of Me amota,
County of Fulton and State of Ohio. as the
same is plated, laid out and recorded in
the official records of said County, also a
piece of land situated in said Village OF
Metamora, Fulton County. Ohio, and being
described as follows, to-wit: being a part
of the east half of the north west quarter
of section eleven, town nine, south range
four east and described as commencing at
la aha,- f%x
seven (57) in. said Village thence south
westerly along the west lot line to the
south west corner of lot number nifty one
(51) being the public highway thence
to the center of Ten Mile Creek running
through said Village, thence easterly along
the center of Ten Mile Creek to line
parallel with the southerly line of LOT
number fifty seven (57) in said Village
thence easterly on said line to the place OF
beginning containing two (2) acres OF land
more or less.
That it is necessary to sell said real es-
tate to pay, the Indebtedness of said dece-
dent That the said defendants and each
of them claim some interest and estate in
the said premises by way OF title lien
which claims are adverse to the title OF
plaintiffs decedent and are cloud thereon
that in fact the said claims of the de-
fendants above named are wholly unfound-
ed and that none of said above named de-
PENDANTS have any right title, interest or
claim upon the said premises or any part
thereof.
The prayer of the said peti ion is that the
said premises, may be sold free from any
claim of said defendants or either of the
same and that the defendants and each of
them be forever barred from having OF
claiming any right, title interest in and
to said premises.
All of said defendants are further notif-
ed that they are required to answer said
petition on or before the fifteenth day OF
November, 1919. or said petition will be
taken as true as to them.
Rachel v. Clough. administrative of Joseph
Hamilton Clough, plaintiff.
1886 By Paxson Garfield. her attorneys