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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Delaware i'Ouitrymen
Tour Lancaster County

Five % iAe best Lancaster Conn
~ PaJ poultry farms Were visited
Jane 20 ~ tfly Delaware poultry
meu fhe Tour sponsored BY lhe
DelaNaFe Poultry improvement As
a0claton and the Agricultural EA
tension Service Was arranged by
Harry elual Lancaster County AS
rleullufal Agent a police escort
handled tAc lfHfle
f8iy-i0uf Thousand bfollefs were
aeen 0u ihe Jacob tot farm CON
ira hot Maleg heat automail'
leeders ald largo pens make a
possible COZ tMo mHn io take care
~ tAf bfoilefs Hud 90 other farm
work Her told the group that
plenty 0i ventilation vac import
ani N raising good ilock 0i hf0li
er IA kept ihe sonih Nind0Ws
Nlae open alter These birds NeIt
lisf beeks old
0ue nlau leeds aud gathers fkhs
iEoN 1900 iaylnR hens aud puliei
feplaeemeuls nn the poultry farm
uRnnd by JalnNs iiandis three
stony laying houses 8O ienl deep
haze feed blns on ihe l0p hn0f with
eaules fuuniHR l0 ihe l0Mhf hnofr
q conssgor beii ls uhed io eleal nni
luauuFe aud lliAI fulinis 0n iAnbf
afe ied pellels and grain Win a
lefill1er aUii Whleh hDaiiefs u
over lAe gfass kHBf hre gathered
f0uI tlmfs daily hnd placed ol
shelves in cool damp eRR cellar.
Hhele 4 blower eo0ls them quickly
~ hg0mailc cleaner and Ffadef d
uaec
Floyd Moore large breeder
hatchefymau and Chester 0fHyhlll
hefH also visited
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

"HOT DOG! FRANKS FOR
DINNERV" No mistaking
the shouts of Joy when you
serve tender, juicy. smackin'
good Corkhill Franks.
They're definitely tops with
the younger set - those
healthy, hard-playing kids
who need lots of whole
some, energy-giving foods
in their diets. All meat and
chock full of bodybuilding
proteins, Corkhill Franks
are just what your family
wants for an appetizing,
easy-to-prepare main course
dish, ,MOreimportant,t there's
no waste! Corkhill Franks
are economical as well as
practical. Remember
ask your grocer for tasty,
tlavOr-full' perfectly sea-
soned Corkhill Franks. A
prime favOrite in Baltimore
for 75 years Corkhill
means Corking Good.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
FISHERS DISTRICT

The W, y, &, \, OF T0dd'S chapel
was entertained at the June meet
lhg at The homo NJ Mrs, Em0ry
! Williamson with a good attendance,
During the hWSiNeSS session, plans
were made 20 hold a bake IN the
Greenwood FiremcN'S building on
saturday morning, July !, at lO}OO
0'cl0Ck, There viii be a MrgC
variety Ot delicious foods tN make
your Sunday dinner so don't for
set to attend thiS bake ON SNtWr-
day morning and rcst all day sun
day, During the social hour, de-
hCiOWN homo made cake and ice
croam WNs served by the hostess
Mr. and Mira n n Mst of Fel-
ton were quests 0t Mr. and Mrs,
j, W, Rust on Sunday evening,
Mira, Gordon Warner Mrs, Mar
vim Warner and Mira, EdNN Davis
NpeNt several days in Montreal,
Canada, Visiting relatives and
friends, Mrs Ertc NrAeegtrdle and
children accompanied them homo
for an indefinite visit with her par
eNta, Mr. and Mrs, Warner,
Mr. and Mrs Wlly Anderson
ANA family NJ Wilmington were
Weekend gWeats vt Mr. and Mrs,
ChNrlea SNhhs and family,
Mrs, Charlea OrNmMONd Is a pa
tieNt IN the Temple University Hos
NttNl IN philadelphia, Mr. Drum
m0Nd visited her on Sunday,
N0Nt forget t0 attend the bake
IN the Greenwood Fire mildmg ON
Saturday m0TRmg The ladies' have
planned and will have ON hand your
Week end Needa
Sunday seh00l at TNddR Chapel
0N Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock,
WOrAhtN aerViCeS at n O'Clock
About 20 Per cent NJ the 4, y,
I0retRN Investment Ia IN tho Weat-
erN hemlsNhele,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

persons prefer the ones giving the
high lustre. The sealer is applied
and left to dry hard. It is then
rubbed down with fine steel wool
and another coat is applied. The
process is repeated until a sufi-
cient lustre and complete filling of
the pores is achieved. then the final
coat is left to harden several days.
The final finishing process may
be one of two methods: The sealer
may be rubbed to a satin finish with
pumice powder and oil, or the fin
ish may be rubbed down with fine
steel wool and then be finished with
two coats of wax, thoroughly buff
fed.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Silent Woman!

KASSALA. Sudan ~ LF) - A
woman stood on top Of well here
to mount her donkey. The well CO.
yer gave way, plunging her 40 feet
down the shaft. While she did not
call for help. villagers who saw the
accident managed TO pull her to the
surface.
The woman pulled her veil across
her face. climed on the donkey and
rode away, still without a word.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Increase Corn Yields

Now Is the time to side drnss
corn with fertilizer to increase
yields Generally q 7-7-7 tarulsar
should be- used "a i0O Ia 60O lbs
per acre However ON soils that
already have good supply nr
phosphorus and potash, usa a nitro
Ben fertlllbpr at q rate tu sunny
80 to 40 lbs at actual nitrogen nnr
acre Side dressing should be- mt
on Ht lhe last cultivation
Win lho application of tha above
fertilizer farmer should pApnpt
a material increase "a earn yield,
provided huNoYpG We have favor
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
nonaH Anla

Especially priced BY ths sweet
starved natives of the Australian
bush are honey ants These strange
insects. set apart end fed by their
fellows ~ literal storage casks,
eventually bee0me tiny balls of
honey that are munched with Do.
light whenever the bushmen cen
find them
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Food for Thought
MaFg 3 Dasenporf
hHtfiaiau fnnaniiaui
tinlaaarf atatf Haafd ~ neaiih
NEEFIAe DHY MiKTg

1iie Press Service az the n G.
department 0i Agriculture has pub
llsheG nn article on the methods of
Dfeaery8ng dfy miKes Because Of
tbe seasonal interest in this prob
lem 49, pass the story on 40 you
verbatim
fof convenience, variety and "a.
lfa n0arshmeni in biscuits. mufilna
aud other quick breads made 40
h0tne inahy h0usehiyes like 40
make up their OMu mixes Wlth dry
milk and keep them handy in the
cnpb0afo
lloB i0nf such miAes can be- kept
lf question many h0memnkess
hase asked fhe I 6 department of
Aeucuiiure
Cookery specialists 0f the Bu
reau of human nutrition and Home
Economic have found that the
mi1es they prepared kept well for
sia months iu closely covered con
ialners az room temperature 20 90
76 deRrees q These mikes were
made Wifh b0n-f dry milk powder
ano Niih cooking fan, which needs
n0 refrigeratl0u
When buying cooking fai for
home made mixes. the specialists
advise reading the label On the CON
fainer 40 b. sure that the TAI does
u0t need l0 b. kept cold The label
may say. f0r example Keep al
room temperature. Or Needs no
refriRerati0n Bacon fat or meat
drippinRs which may be- used
promptly and tbrifuly in other home
cooking. IS not suitable for mixes
40 Keep ou the shelf
Aot-fat Dry milk Dry skim milk
powder keeps longer than dry
whole milk
Very important for good keeping
ls q tight can or iar which protects
the mix from absorbing danpness
and from amy stray hungry in
aeclS
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
- - nammnnloaIIan

Equipment co. talking over ~
invisible beam ~ light between
ships Of sea end from sirplanes ~
che ground with complete security
from enemy detection hes been de
vel0ped by physicists % North.
western university where research
on liRht-beam communication has
been carried on since 1871
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

About 20 Per cent NC the Z, y
I0reiRN Investment Ia IN tho Weat.
erN NeMlsNhele,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

ahle weather f0r gr0WiRg the erap
Anyone doalrng further mfNma
iloNi contact The 6NaaaA County An,
llpNliOWl hAtehaiOn OMpR, PNHl
once hNlldmB, Georgetown,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Aaoa aeaA

The extent % which producer
"a satisfied with Ma harvest greatly
depends Opon the seed no s0ws.
hybrid eorR IA like an other ep0ps
tn his respect Seed corn should
he obtained from a reliable dls.
FlhNloh " a number thAt IA adapl,
Cd hlah nermlNatlna and unlf0FJN,
~ sfNded and treated,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
''Eye Tor CoIor,,

The ladies have a better eye for
color, no matter what the men saw
about gift-neckties. Faulty color
vision occurs in about ten times ~
many men as women.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

In the United States, 1916 was
a record year for strikes with
strike idleness accounting for I.43
per cent of all time worked.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

1he plumber ~ telephone in.
hfumsbis ln fhf United states rose
llom o. million in 1907 90 moie
ihau 40 million in 1919
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14

mediate families. The bride elect is
graduate Of Beaverdam high school
and the nurses training school of
ST. Rita's hospital where she is now
employed. Mr.. Marshall who is. a
graduate of the same high school
and attended Ohio State University,
is associated with his father in
farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Reagan and
son Randy of Dayton were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Camp
bell.
Sunday dinner guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkholder
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Lehman
and son John and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Lehman and daughter Julia
Ann of Orryille, Miss Doris Grey or
Apple Creek, Mrs. Edna Burkholder
and daughter Charlotte of Dalton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Berg or
Wooster and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bixler of Kidron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jenkins of
Scott, Ohio, VIM. jenkins of Birm-
ingham, Alabama and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Stiles and Mrs. Edna Suchmuty
of Botkins spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Van Meter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Meter
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Foley,
Sunday evening.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Jasper ]. Ewing; Mrs. Jasper J.. Ewing.
wife of Jasper j. Ewing; Florence M. West ;
....... West, husband of Florence nj. West ;
the unknown heirs. devsees, legatees and
assigns of Jasper J. Ewing. deceased. and
the unknown heirs. devisees, legatees and
assigns of Florence Nj. West, deceased, whose
places of residence unknown and with
reasonable diligence cannot be ascertained,
will take notice that on the 23rd day OF
August, 1850. the plaintiff Superior Homes.
Inc, filed its petition against them in the
Court of Common Pleas of Allen County,
Ohio, the same being case No. 39S47 in said
Court to quiet title of certain real estate in
said petition described, towit:
Situate in the City of Lima, County of
Allen and State of Ohio. and being strip
of land ten u0) feet in width east and west
and one hundred twelve u12) feet long
north and south lying between Inlot number
three thousand three hundred and seventy
t3370) and three thousand three hundred and
seventy-one (337D in Ewing Addition to the
City of Lima, Ohio.
The prayer of said petition is to quiet the
title of said real estate and for other eduit-
able relief. Said defendants required to
answer said petition on the 28th day of
October. 1850 or judgment will be taken
against them.
SUPERIOR HOMES, INC.
BY Light & Siferd, It's
Attorneys 25
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that had accidentally uncoupled from
the tractor which was travelling in
the same direction as Basinger's car
and then moved into the path of the
oncoming car. No one was injured
but the car was damaged somewhat.
The members of the st. John
church council, pastor, Rev. Frank S.
Harder and their families were treat
ed to a melon feast at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Gratz and family,
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Kohl Jr., and
son Kerry David, of Berne, Ind, We're
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. NJ. Kohl.
The class of young married people
of st. John taught by Mrs. Milford
Haas, held their regular class meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Schumacher, Tuesday evening.
The Schumachers were assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Schumacher and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kohl.
Howard Howell is at present add
ing % by DO shed to the east side of
his barn.
Walter Zuercher, noted accordionist
of Berne, Ind, has recently started a
beginners class of enthusiastic young
sters in this vicinity.
Denver Zimmerly who has been a
patient in Lima Memorial hospital
for the past several weeks was brot
home Thursday of last week much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menas Gerber, of
Pandora, Mrs. Mary Luginbuhl and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, of this
place, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Steiner
of Salem, Oregon, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Florence Lora of
Bluffton. The Steiners who visited
relatives in this vicinity the past
week left Monday for Niagara Falls
and Washington, d. c., before return
| ing to their home in Oregon.
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Settlement

Mary Ellen Boehr, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. P. j. Boehr, who has
spent sometime in Grace Bible lnsti-
tute at Omaha, Nebraska, recently
arrived here to take up further col
lege work in Bluffton College.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steiner, ;s;t al
Pratum, Oregon, are a. pass plesehM NJ and
aise Rev. III. Henry seneff, missionary
from Africa. is expecting to return to
return m to this country soon to be WIN
his wife, who returned home for a
period of rest. ...oa -
Wesley Wety, y,.,t;c who e citS SAW N j. is is
snending a two weeks furlough with
his home folks. c..
While returning from Lima, Satur-
day, Haydn Basinger had the misfor-
tune of colliding with tractor plow
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Beaverdam

Carol Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaa
Anstutz and Mr.. and Mrs. Cla,
Searfoss were Sunday guests of MI
and Mrs. Charles Hall and famil.
of West Unitey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cupp and Sol
Kenneth of Columbus Grove and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin keiffer and daugh
ters of Pandora were Sunday din
ner guests at the Sam Varyel home
The Win-One S. S. class of TIL
Methodist church enjoyed weine
roast at Lafayette park on Sun
day evening.
The C. w. F. from the Church o
Christ was entertained in the hom'
of Mrs. Mildred Varvel on Wed
nesday evening. Members attending
were: Cora Barber, Lavaun Lewis
Pearl vertner, Louella Beck, Ma
Bailey, Mary Keiffer, Bertha Daily
Wava Amstutz, Fay Feigle, CUES
Wava Poe, and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Vertner re
Gently returned from vacation tril
through the southern states. Whil
in Kentucky they were overnight
guests of First Lieut.. Richard Lut
terbein, wife and daughter Shirle.
at Ft. Knox.
Mrs. Elnora Clark and Ellel
Clark attended a going away Dime
on Sunday for Miss Elizabeth Lee
son of West Carrollton. The Lee
sons were former residents of Beav
erdam where Mr.. Lesson was paste
of the Methodist church. Elizabet
was one of the first polio victims o
this vicinity. Although being unabl
| to walk without the aid of crutche
she assists her father in preaching
and will attend Emory university
Georgia, this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Michael an
family attended the Michael reunio
at Sugar Greek Grove onSunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Zimmerma
were Sunday afternoon callers o
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Arthur o
Wapakoneta.
Quite number of relatives an
| friends attended funeral services TO
Joseph F. Arnold held at the Liant
| funeral home in Ada on Frida
afternoon.
Everyone over Is years of age
urged to attend the civil defens
meeting on September 26 to b
held at the high school.
Mrs. Jean Augsburger enter
tanned the w. S. C. S. of the Meth
odist church at her home on Thurs
day afternoon. Those present were
Clara Jennings, Myrtle Lutterbeir
Genevieve Uugh, Ruby Van Meter
Hettie Younkman, Margaret Rot
nolte, Blanche Amstutz, Lille An
derson, Carrie Cook, AIDA Augs
burger, Ruth Creviston, Lawns
Creviston, Eva Arnold, Emma Trout
Ladonna Zimmerman and the host
ess.
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R0ckpOrt

Mrs. Lulu Core of West Liberty
is spending a few days with he,
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j
O. Cupp.
Kenneth Shilling of Columbus
spent the week end with Mr.. ana
Mrs. f. c. Marshall and son Robert
Arthur Price has been recalled for
duty at the Lima-Hamilton Corpora
ton in Lima.
Donald Van Meter is convalescing
from an emergency appendectomy
at his home in Chardon. He and
Mrs. Van Meter were spending
their annual vacation with relatives
here when he and his brother Lloyd
of Pandora decided to go to Chardon
Ito attend the county fair. His
trouble developed while attending
the fair and before the day was
over he was on the operating table.
Relatives reported Sunday that he is
recuperating rapidly.
The Profit and Pleasure Club will
meet in the home of Mrs. Robert
Mcdowell, Wednesday afternoon of
next week for the first program OF
the club year with our schools and
colleges for the theme.
The wedding of Avis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hofferbert of
near Vaughnsville and John, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marshall will
be Saturday evening event in the
Union Church in Vaughnsville.
Mrs. F. G. Marshall and Mrs. Orlo
Marshall attended the first meeting
of the Advance Club held in the
home of Mrs. Verna Rouse in Pan
dora last Saturday evening with 9
covered dish supper at 6 o'clock-fol-
lowed by a program. Mrs. GleT
Miller was the assistant hostess
Mrs. F. C. Marshall is the new
president.
Mrs. Lulu Core of West Liberty
Harry Maple of Columbus Grove anc
Mrs. Irene Cupp spent Monday after.
noon with an aunt, Mrs. Sam Cupr
of Leipsic.
Mrs. Harold Marshall attended 6
miscellaneous shower honoring Miss
Avis Hofferbert, bride-elect of Johr
Marshall, given by Mrs. Orrin Slus
ser at her country home neal
Vaughnsville, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones ane
family of Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs
Glen Mayberry and daughter Rose
Leigh and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger May
berry and daughter Beverly of thi:
place and several guests from
Springfield were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. May.
berry in Columbus Grove.
Mrs. w. E. Marshall, Mrs. Orle
Marshall, Miss Edythe Cupp, Gler
Mayberry, William Cupp and Nelson
Wells of the local Sunday School
attended the New Curriculum Pre-.
View Conference for Lima Presby-
terry held in the Olivet Presbyterian
church in Lima, Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bucher oil
Pandora and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Marshall were in Portland, Ind. Sun
day to spend the day with Mrs
Regina Lemley and Mrs. Ray Shank
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Beemer have
announced the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their eldest
daughter Grace to Don, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Marshall of Alger
The couple will exchange vows Sun
day at the Methodist church in Rock
port in the presence of the i'm.
1
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
HE STATE OF OHIO

Allen County. IS.
Estate of Chloe Shrider Deceased 3.
Harry +. Shrider of I65 No. jackson St..
Blufton. Ohio, has been appointed ana
qualified as Administrator OF the estate oi
chloe Shrider late of Allen County, Ohio,
deceased -
Dated this 7th day of September. 1850.
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN,
Probate Judge "a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
HE STATE OF OHIO

Allen County, ss. p.a,
Estate of George G. Heffner Deceased
Bernice M. SIane of r. D. No. l, LAFAYETTE,
Ohio. has been appointed and qualified as
Administrators with will annexed of the
estate of George G. Heffner late OF Allen
County, Ohio deceased.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1850.
JOSEPH b. QUATMAN.
Probate Judge "a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Abraham Louis Fisher Deceased
j. M Fisher of Bluffton, Ohio. has been
appointed and qualified Administrators OF
the estate of Abraham Louis Fisher late OF
Allen County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9th day of September, 1850.
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN,
Pnobate Judge "a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE

In The Court of common Pleas OF Allen
County. Ohio, No. 39b09 Herbert w. Krumpel-
mann and Helen MI Krumpelmann. VS.. The
unknown heirs. devjsees. legatees. admins
traitors, executors aid assigns of Edgar l..
George. deceased.
To The unknown heirs. devisees, legatees,
administrators. executors and assigns OF
Edgar L. George, | deceased. names and
addresses unknown. THE aforementioned per-
sons will take noted that on the Sth day of
August. 1850. the plaintiffs. Herbert w.
krumpelmann and Helen N. Krumpelmann.
filed their petition a&ainst them in the Court
OF Common Pleas of Allen County. Ohio. in
case number 39809 ii said court. The object
Of said case is to q,tet the title of plaintiffs
to the following described real estate: Situ-
ated In the Township of Bath, County of
Allen and State of Ohio. and known lots
numbered 1886 and t64S7 in Lost Creek Sub
division number TwS to the City of Lima.
Ohio. against any (lRimed interests of the
above named defendakts. The prayer of said
petition Is that the defendants be compelled
to set up their interssts in said real estate or
be forever barred frkm asserting them that
the claimed interest{ of said defendants in
said real estate be Sdjudged null and void /:
that the plaintiffs tite be Quieted against said
claimed interests: OF in the alternative. II
the tax sale at which plaintiffs predecessors
In title purchased sa&d real estate should be
held invalid. that plaintiff be held the assignee
of the lien Of the Skate of Ohio for unpaid
taxes. assessments Epenalties. interest and
charges due on said keal estate at the time It
was sold. and for subsequent taxes and inn
provements, that thkir lien be adjudged a
first and best lien on said premises; that the
defendants be required to set up their claimed
interests therein or be forever barred and
that the real estate be sold to pay the liens
against 1t according to their respective prior
ities; and for equitable relief. Said defend
ants are required to answer said petition on
or before September 81. 1850. or judgment
will be taken against them.
Herbert w. Krumpelmann and
Helen M. Krumpelmann.
by Sylvan III. Wise.
Their Attorney 22
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LEGAL NOTICE

In The Court of Cd oinmon Pleas of Allen
County. Ohio. No. sss1p Nesbit w. Pope and
Helen Mae Pope. Plahtiffs. VS. The Lake ],
wood Park Plan Realty Company. ct al
Earl ]. simons. whole last known address
is RID No. l. 26235I w. Warren; Garden
snsxn e aqss. . psass aasnsan yss's Ana as
Arbor, Michigan; Ebgene R. McPheron.
whose last known address is 1929 Kedzie Ave-.
Chicago. Illinois. and| the unknown heirs.
and assigns of CharIe$ A. Simons. deceased.
Henry A. Simons. DECEASED, Permilia Flavin.
deceased and Bertha f. Simons. deceased.
names and addresses unknown. will tax take
the plaintiffs. Nesbit ". Pope and Helen Mae
Pope. filed their petition against them in the
Court of Common Pleas of Allen County.
Ohio in case numb{r 39810 in said Court.
The object of said Ease is to quiet title OF
plaintiffs to the following described real
estate: Situated in the Township Of Ameri.
can, County of Alle1 and State of Ohio. and
known as lots numbered 1880, 1880 and
1882 in Lakewood Park Addition TO the City
Of Lima. Ohio. against any claimed interests
Of the above named defendants. The prayer
of said petition is that the defendants be
compelled to set ub their interests in said
real estate or be forever barred from assert
Ing them that the claimed interests of said
defendants In said real estate be adjudged
null and void; thSt the plaintiffs title be
quieted against sah claimed interests and
that the mortgage recorded in Allen County
Mortgage Book 20Sl page l40 be cancelled of
record as to said Idts. or. in the alternative.
II the tax sale at which plaintiffs predeces.
sors in title purchaSed said real estate should
be held invalid. that plaintiff be held the
assignee Of the lien Of the State Of Ohio for
unpaid taxes. assessments. penalties. interest
and charges due OF said real estate at the
time 1t was sold. that their lien be adiudged
first and best lien On said premises that the
defendants be reaui1ed to set their claimed
interests or be forefer barred: and Ahat the
real estate be aold Ito nav th0SAlier8 against
1t according to their respeftivJ Hipffiesf and
for equitable relief. Said d4e4AJts afe re-
quired to answer said pktitikpk k6nfs< before
sssss siDss'nsss ass,ns, e. ,hem' ,ssf od win be
Nesbt w. Popd and Helen Mae Pope
BY Sylvan H. Wise, their Attorney e