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Services Held Here
For Senator Hunt;
Burial in Wyoming

Funeral services for Senator
Lester c. Hunt. Democrat. of
Wyoming. were held at 2 o'clock
this afternoon at Trinity Epis-
copal Church, Piney Branch road
and Dahlia avenue NV.
The Rev. Ray Ryland, of
whose church the Senator was a
member, presided.
The body was to be flown to
Cheyenne, Wyo., for burial at 10
ON. tomorrow at St. Marks
Episcopal Church there, accord
ing to the Senator's administra-
tive assistant, Mike ManatoS.
Honored by Senate.
The Senate met in a 12-min-
ute session at noon and adopted
a resolution noting with sor-
row" Senator Hunts death. Fol-
lowing adoption of the resolu-
ton offered by Senator Barrett,
Republican. Of Wyoming, the
Senate adjourned out of respect
to the former members memory.
The Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris. chaplain of the Senate
opened the brief session with
prayer. He praised the liable con-
tribution" made by Senator
Hunt.
Grim death has been no in
frequent visitor to this cham
ber," he added, recalling that
Senator Hunt was the sixth Sem
ator to die since the 83d Con-
greSs took Office in January,
1853.
Senator Hurt, who would have
been 81 July 8, died Saturday
less than four hours after firing
a 20 caliber rife bullet into his
brain while seated in his Senate
office. Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald issued q certificate
of suicide.
Illness Blamed.
Friends blamed his act on in
creasing concern over a kidney
ailment for which he had been
undergoing examination at Beth
esda Naval Hospital.
Mrs. Hunt has been under a
physicians care for shock in
her home at SOS Linnean ave-
nue. NV, since her husbands
death.
The Senator is to be buried
in Cheyenne because of his long
residence there as Governor,
Secretary of State and as a
member of the Legislature.
Practiced Dentistry.
He was born in Isabel, ILL.,, and
his home was in Lander, Wy0.,
where he was a practicing dentist
for many years before entering
politics.
Mr.. Manatos was named an ac-
tive pallbearer, along with Louis
j. OMAR, Col. Robert Outsen,
Ira Whitlock, George Wilcox and
Jack Wiley.
Former Senators Joseph O'Ma-
honey of Wyoming. and Frank P.
Graham of North Carolina were
n am ed honorary pallbearers,
along with DR.. John Clark, DR..
lAn Lynch and Percy Spencer,
president of the Sinclair Oil Co.,
of New York.
In addition to his widow, Sem
ator Hunt is survived by two
children. Lester C. Hunt, jr., a
student at the University Of Chi
cago. and Mrs. Russell H. w.
Chadwick, Spokane, Wash.
The family requested that any
tokens of sympathy be sent to the
American Dental Associations
relief fund.
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transfer Of % employees from the
Health Department, but he said
that even with this staff there
was still not enough personnel
to make major innroads on sub
standard dwellings here. He de-
Scribed the additional % in.
spectors and four clerical work.
ers sought in this request as
absolutely essential If we are
to launch a campaign for sIum
prevention and slum ameliora-
ton"
For the entire department Of
Licenses and Inspections the
Commissioner asked for an in.
crease Of $112.OS5 over what was
allowed by the House. One Of
the additional requests was for
. research and standards engi-
neer to work continuously on the
Districts nine constructions
codes.
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Rev. Dr.. w. P.MerriII,
Presbyterian Leader

NEW YORK. June 21.-The
Rev. DR.. William Pierson Mer-
rill, 81, long recognized as a
liberal leader in the Presbyterian
Church, died Saturday at Hark-
ness Pavilion.
A minister emeritus Of the
Brick Presbyterian Church here,
DR.. Merrill was an influential
figure in campaigning for world
peace.
He was the first president of
the Church Peace Union.
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FRANK. In memory Of
my devoted father. FRANK. ALEX.
All w0 sho Sys snd Sssncs
life Twenty-Five years ago today. June
DAUGHTER. MARGARET.
ARMsTEAD. HENRY =; Y loving mem
STEAD. who passed to the great beyond
twenty years ago today. June FL. 1884.
In the land far away,
SO free from all sorrow and pain,
With songs on our lips and harps In
We win greet our loved ones again.
Alwsys; rsrnembsred. sadly missed.
DEVOTED WIFE. HENRIETTA III.
BOYD. BENJAMIN.. June Is here agein,
took away our husband and father.
BENJAMIN BOYD. who died twenty
wears ago today. June I'll. 1884.
Gone. but not forgotten.
VIE q9sy AND SON. LILLE AND FRANCIS
FOREMAN, HATTIE. IN memory Of my
mother HATTIE FOREMAN. who passed
away Q year ago today, June Fl, 1858.
Words cannot express the way feel
Or ease the pain in my heart;
wan aiy son. r soaR F ie IK 4aSiNar'.
HUNTER, SNOWDEN d. IN lcyinf mem-
DRY Of my father. SNCWpkM d.
HUNTER, who passed away one. year
ago today. June Fl. 1858.
We think of him today.
Resting. sleeping. Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall.
In perfect peace he awaits Us all.
YOUR DAUGHTER. ETHNA II. MOORE.
JASPER, ULYSSES A. @. In fond and
lasting remembrance Of my dear
brother. in-iaW. ULYSSES A. b. JAS
PER. who departed to Q richer life
June 1913.
Although life's sun for each must set,
Those whom we love We never forget.
DEVOTED SISTER-IN-bAW, JOSE
Plume FRANCES GIBSON.
KREBs. ELIz4BETH Z. n loying mem
KREBS. who passed away one year
ago today, June 81 1885,
Ny heart still aches with sadness.
Ny eyes shed many tear;
Only God knows. how ! miss you
At The end Of this long year.
The beautiful memory you left behind
Lingers forever in my mind
Though God has taken you away.
You are with me each and every day.
YOUR BELOVED HUSBAND. MAX @.
PEYTON. MORGAN. IN loVlng remem-
hrance o. my dear husband. MORGAN
PEYT0M whe passed away etBht years
ago today. June FL. 1916.
TnculAss Of sou are with me- today
DEVoiTEDo VIE. BERTHA PEYToN.
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Memorial Services
For Harrington 10
Be Held Wednesday

Memorial funeral services for
Joseph Rider HARRINGTON. dele
gate to Congress from Hawaii,
win be held at 1890 am.
Wednesday from the National
City Christian Church.
AS plans for the services here
and In Hawaii were worked out.
the House held memorial services
Of its own today before adjourn
ing out Of respect to the 56-year-
old champion Of Hawaiian state
hood who died Saturday Of Q
heart attack in his Office.
Mr.. harrington was described
as a loyal and completely dedi-
Gated American" by Representa-
tive Halleck. Of Indiana, Repub-
lican floor leader. He said the
Hawaiian delegate fought faith
fully" for statehood for the peo-
pie he represented.
Representative Engle, Demo-
crat. Of California, declared the
Hawaiian delegate literally
worked himself to death in the
service Of the people he repre-
sented." He said that when
statehood is granted Hawaii. it
will be a monument" to Mr..
Harrington.
Statehood Discussed.
At the same time, Senate
Majority Leader Knowland told
reporters after the regular con.
gresSional conference with Presi-
dent Eisenhower that the subject
of Hawaiian statehood was
brought up today.
I'VE are hopeful that legisla-
ton will be moved in this session
of Congress. he said. THE
passing of Mr.. harrington, who
has done so much for statehood,
makes this all the more i'm.
portant."
Senator Knowland said the
possibility of action on the bill
depends on the speed with which
Senate and House conferees act
on It. The bill Is now In the
House Rules Committee, baN;ed
by a Senate amendment to Va
clude Alaskan statehood.
cit is unlikely the AIasAA
legislation can pass this time"
Senator Knowland said. cit is
a question Of Hawaii or no state
hood legislation at all this year."
Under tentative plans. Mr..
Farrington's body will be flown
to San Francisco Thursday &C
companied by Mrs. Harrington
and their son, John, of the home
at 80 Kalorama circle NV.
State Services in Honolulu.
The body will leave the coast
for Honolulu Friday for state
services there, probably Sunday
afternoon at the Central Union
Church.
The body will be escorted by
members of the House and a rep.
reSentative Of the sergeant-at-
arms Office.
Mrs. Harrington arrived in
Washington yesterday morning
from Leavenworth. Kans.. where
her daughter. Mrs. Hugh F.
Richardson. gave birth to q son
week ago. The boy was named
Joseph after the grandfather.
!: M harrington had continued
TO work diligently for Hawaiian
statehood despite repeated heart
attacks. His friends said he had
intended to canvass members Of
the House Rules Committee to-
day.
A veteran newspapermal1. Mr..
harrington was Washington cor
respondent for the Philadelphia
Ledger before becoming presi-
dent and general manager Of
the Honolulu Star Bulletin. He
had been in the House since
1892.
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20 1874 BETTE BETTE 4 Sa ssRds y g Spns
N e; s'e a,.l beloved mSther Of Mrs; Ida
cs s and TSoms! MS Mster !0q She s0a asc
Is survived by three sisters. grand
children. other relatives and many
friends After Pm. Tuesday. June
jarvis Funeral Church, 1882 You st.
Nv; Funeral services and interment
WARRINGTON. CHARLES. Suddenly on
SasRIshy SHs of Is? og sI Park e. hW
NOTICE q, q funeral later. Arrangements
wE!cHEs5 June t 1851, b ~ t. g Os Tsuf a:S:
% VIZ cATi9Fso IT, S Ssioy. sA ST6tb 3;
J. Weichert. all Of Green Village,
Funeral He%s a @1y Wilson Sa At b tni iEss
ct $50 am. thence to Arlington Ma.
ess viii e ssd s Il Is s s
WILHELM. HARRY HUNTER. suddenly
Harry HUNTER III INV MrL q hss
o. 1852 Benton St. NV. beloved hus-
father Of Miss Mary. Harry W. Wilhelm
and Mrs. Robert Cannon, SON Of George
Wilhelm. Services at the 8. H. Hines
On T E%ners H Sns Ssoi 4th st. 15 nw
m. 4 Cedar Hill Cemetery.
nAneH T. a Special Ss D sc%
81 =! : = !: d: q!
purpose of conducting Ma
HARRY Il. wILHEIM ..'s Or0'nsf'
Worshipful Master.
SMITH H. PURDUM. Secretary.
WILLIAMS, DELMA B. Departed this
pE De B. hV wfnTA1ss pn e, 4sss 1 eIsI
survived by one brother. Alan H. Bias;
S one sister, Mrs; Mary p; Minor, .
relatives and many friends. Remains
June 2o: at the Han Bros. Funeral
1 REme Monday SSh Jun. ave- ate, HT S S1s
her mother, Mrs. Louise Bias Of Deaie.
Nd Ssd. Funeral services on Tuesday. June
Chapel Methodist csaaeh sne chur eRRs51n
napolis. Nd. papers please COPY. 81
wilson: HARvIE =. sR. On Friday.
s lsS4 q nS as residence 4S his
w nfs r. f sn i sOnn Md q aA EYE
oath s.. Mount Rainier, Md. beloved
husband Of the late Annie l.. wilson,
father Of Harvie 3. Wilson, ST.. Mrs
Bryant. and brother Of Mrs. Lottie
Grove Of Richmond. Va. Friends may
call at Valleys Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave: NE,
where services will be held on Tues
day. June %, at IL am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment George
washington Cemetery. 81
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CEMETERY LOTS.

STX-STTE LOT. SI.OOO-Fort Lincoln.
Lot 352, Sect. L; very choice location.
~. SASSY, after 9 pm. -2S
MUST SELL CEMETERY LOT, consist
ing of 4 sites, in beautiful Cedar Hill:
very. reasonable Call LU. 1-2S69
after 6 pm -23
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-Six beautiful
sites choice section, centrally located.
A sacrifiee. OIL. 4-5347. al
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-one A.
site lot in Masonic section at S4O0 cash
sale. Call IA. 9-0342. -2l
FOUR SITE LOT, National Memorial
Park, in Section VII sell 81 y pres.
ent value for casn' fnone IA. S-2O4l.
F0RT LTN0dGN-S sites. goOd location.
20. 2-060o. III
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ctarn nj utanka

DADE. MRS. LOUISE. We wish to ex.
press our sincere thanks to our Tela-
tives. friends and neighbors for the
many expressions Of sympathy during
eur recent Bereavement.
THE nADE FAMILY.
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DraMa

AgOFFATT. NELLIE. =. op saturday,
June 10, 1854. ct her home, 1850
nee ss copper Si1i 6sIoved y wife 81 John
p. ,Monatt. mother Of John. =. 4onatt
and Mrs. 3. O.. stewart, daughteI OF
s sns ss q Mr. a5s enns s Hs VII
liam J. O'Neil, Walter. =: Coppertnite
and the late Wullam Al IRWIN ana AM,
GnT ehs = s SSIPsTs ansaal Ho%e 9 1884
st. NV, where services viii BE held
interment Mount Oliyet Cemetery. ~
MALLS. JAMES n. suddenly on sunday,
June 20. 1855 ct Doctors Hospital.
JAMES !Sov NAILS s.S q 17s ksn nI,'s 8.
Nails, father Of James w. NaIls. grand
father OF Patricia. janet. James W.,
brrc.MsIa Mary I, L and J Sa,. q M Nsis;
ineton. b. CT uncle Of Mrs, virginia
e the 3, n. ZINES CO. Funeral Home.
June a. at'1 .. Il ii An am. intermsnt .Soft
Lincoln Cemetery. ~
O'CONNOR, THOMAS. on Sunday, June
20. 1854 at his residence 1887 9th
st. NV. THOMAS O'CONNOR. beloyed
TIE Robert a: Mattinsiy Funeral Home,
June %. at o am. REQUIEM mass ct
kslatiyss and d, fTisnSs invited. Inter IS
FACE. MARTHA (AUNTIE). Departed
this life. on Saturday June 10, 1924,
h ate PAoE .H we 81 teS
aunt of william W, Woodford. She
also, is survived By three sisters. one
brother and hest hest Of other her, relatives S,.s
daS S June 81 friends are 0I invited to
call at the Morrow ,Woodford Funeral
Home. Inc. 1922 18th st. nv. Funeral
Memorial Me11siaiH's Baptist Church. 18th St.
between You and " SITS. NV. at IL am.
Rev. Nelson Smith of1ciating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~
PALME r. PES BESSIE BELL on sInG;sy
BESSIE BELL PALMER Of 3O33 18th
st. NV. beloved wife Of r. Spencer
Ps P.m mother Silver MIS- sprGs Md
sister Of Mrs. j. r. Newman Of Takoma
Park: Md. Services ct the 8; H; Hines
SS EgssTs Som June seG lt Il Is nm
interment Oak Hill Cemetery. s2
PROPER. JEROME: Suddenly on sun
SOL ESstsT1 sys Silver sPTi .Ssna MG Il
Minnie Proper Of Baltimore. Nd. Re-
mains resting at the Bernard Dan;
1 IaHSky st. nw son until Is am Dm Tuesday day
June 20. Funeral services at the
Levinson Funeral Home. 1124 West
North ave-, Baltimore, Md. on We'd
nesday June %, at 10 am. %
PROPER. JEROME. A special communi-
a cation of Hope Lodge No.
N 20. r. A. A. M. Is hereby
IN rallied for the purpose OF
MCN attending the funeral OF
WNX our late brother. JEROME
Nv PROPER (past masterl, on
Wednesday, June %. 1854,
At a m u. . :.
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oTED sisTER-iN-EHW. JOSE
1INE FRANCES GIBSON.
g, ELIZABETH 4. IN loving mem
Of my dear wife. ELIZABETH r.
BIS. who passed away one year
today. June 81 1858.
heart still aches with sadness.
r. RloyiHng-WH mem

PEYTONs MORGAN. In loving remem-
hrAnce o. my dear husband. MORGAN
aso tsdsy. June 81. 1915.
TheusAts Of sou are with me- today
pEvoTTD VIE. BERTHA PKYToN. .
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CONAN, CAPT. VAUGHN KIMBALL, q.
S. NJ. retired. On Sunday, June 90.
1854. at his late RESIDENCE: 2724 34th
St. nv. CAPT. VAUGHN i K1M Sn5oHsd
husband Of Paula Siebs Conan. father
of Mrs Robert H. Hicks. brother OF
Mrs. Gerhart Kulstad of River Fails,
Wis Services will be held at Fort
Myer Chapel on wednesday, June %,
at pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery,
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Is. 1854. in st. Louis. No, .ROBERT
N. DENHAM of 4307 Bradley lane,
Christine c. Denham. father. of Mrs.
Marjorie D. Moerschel Of Quincy. III,
Mrs Bobbie Mae johnson Of Arlington,
Robert ". Denham. Sd, of Bethesda, Md.
Friends are Invited TO- call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda; NC.
Episcopal Church. Bradley lane and
Wisconsin ave. ct $3.50 Am. inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. ~
lieu of 10 ers. contributions may &c
made to the Heart Fund or st: Jonn'
Episcopal Church Building Fund.
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q SpecIHI COIilIHu4I-
cation of Hope Lodge No.
20. r. A. A. M. Is hereby
rallied for the purpose OF
attending the funeral OF
our late brother. JEROME
PROPER (past MASTERY. on
Wednesday, June %. 1854,
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June 20. 1854. at his residence. 6499
ShsEiff rd ne SsasT Es Lights Md.
band Of the late Mary E. Burrell,
devoted father of Mrs. Esther ConyarS,
Jasper and James Burren. He also
leaves to mourn his passing six sisters.
five brothers, four grandchildren, one
great-grandchild and q host of other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral
funeral later.
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COLE. JAMES. On Saturday. June 10.
1854. JAMES COLE of 1243 q st. ne.
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by Jarvis.
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WILLIAM. Members OF st.
Augustine'S Holy. Name So
ciety are requested to as
semble at the home of our
late brother, WILLIAM
JACKSON, 722 Fairmont st.
NV, on Tuesday. June %,
1854. at 7:30 pm. to recite
for the repose of his soul.
I. WILSON. Jr.. President.
WHITLEY. Jr.. Secretary.
1T. WILLIAM II. st. Thomas
Commandeyy No. 21S,
Knights of st. John. an
nounces the death of 1T.
WILLIAM H. JACKSON. past
vice commander. Prayers
and the ritual will be recited
at his late residence. 722
ST NV, on Tuesday eve
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CARIAGA, MARY P. On Friday. June
1s. 1884. at George Washington. Hos
Of Joseph b. Cariaga. mother Of Mary
Felicia Carriage. Friends may call at
the Walsh Funeral Home, TAI 18th st.
Sc. where services will be held ON
mass at st. Alovsius Church at 8 am.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
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BUHL, sISTER MAkTHA, O:S.B; on
Sunday. June 90. 1854. at st. Bene-
age Of So in the 5Sth year Of her
religious profession. SISTER MARTHA
BULL. O.S.B. Survived by her sister.
Martha served the guests for many
years at the Linton Hall Guest House.
Funeral will be held on Tuesday, June
Va. at 9 am. STANDARD time). Inter-
ment convent cemetery.
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KeithioWn
KEITHTOWN =

KEITHTOWN - MI. and Mrs.
Emmett Caplinger and daughters,
Mary and Linda and Mrs. Clar-
ence Chandler of Beverly, were
callers Friday evening at the
home of Ard Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Foraker,
who were recently married have
moved into the Wilbur Sprague
house.
Clarence Chandler has recent
ly been promoted to the rank of
Cpl. He is stationed at Fort
Bragg, N. c.
Edith Chandler spent a couple
Of days the past week at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig
of Marietta. Due to the illness o1
their son, Johnny, he is improv.
ed at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams
of Akron and Lester Kline ot
Ravenna, were weekend guest:
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Groves. Additional Sun
day visitors at the Groves home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Porter
and family and Mr.. and Mrs
| Herbert Groves and family.
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Whiqville

WH1GVlLLE - Mrs. Kenneth
Cutler spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Wayne Hayes of Caldwell.
Mrs. J. c. Glasgow of Antrim,
spent a few days the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gulick.
J. G. Cutler of Summerfield,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Danford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard John
son of Caldwell, spent Thursday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
D. Carter
Emma West and Myron Cutler
of Columbus, spent the weekend
at their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Cutler
and daughters of Caldwell, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. CheS-
ter Bates.
Several from here attended
the commencement at Summer
field Thursday evening.
Several attended the bridal
shower held in the town hall on
Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Berry.
Friends here was shocked to
learn of the death of Ethel Gull
er, who passed away at Savan-
nah, Ga, Friday p. m. Burial
I will be made at Savannah. She
was former resident of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. West and
daughter were shopping at Cald-
well, Saturday.
Norma Bates spent Tuesday
night with Ruth Gulick.
Mrs. Wayne Hayes spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Freda Cutler
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gulick
and family were at Cambridge,
Saturday.
Caroline Franklin spent We'd
nesday evening with Ruth
Gulick.
Arbelle Watson is spending q
few days with Mr., and Mrs
Chester Bates.
| Martha Archer has returned
here after spending a few day.
with her daughter, Mrs. Johr
Steele of Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pollock anc
sons of Cambridge, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gulick.
The Community club will NEE
in the town hall Friday night
May %. Pot luck supper. Bring
your own table service.
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whose place of residence is unknown
but whose last known place OF resi-
dence was somewhere in the State OF
Louisiana, and the unknown spouse
heirs, devisees, legatees. administra-
tors and executors of Blanche Sailor
Cox. deceased, whose names ana
places of residence, are unknown:
Emma Sailor Faulks. whose last
known address was Cherokee, Kan
sas, and the unknown spouse, heirs,
devisees, legatees, administrators and
executors of Emma Sailor Faulks, de-
ceased whose names and places OF
residence are unknown; Lllllan SalIor
Hamilton whose last known address
was Cherokee, Kansas, and the un-
known spouse, heirs, devisees. lega-
tees. administrators and executors OF
Lillian Sailor Hamilton whose names
and places of residence are unknown:
Ella Sailor Davidson, whose last
known address was Weir, Kansas. and
the unknown spouse of Ella Sailor
Davidson, whose name ana place Oh
residence is unknown. and benjamin
Sailor, whose place of residence is
unknown. and the unknown spouse,
heirs. devisees, legatees administra-
tors and executors of Benjamin Sail
or deceased, whose names and places
of residence are unknown, VIII take
notice that on the 10th day of March,
1854, Ivan o. Groves filed his petition
in the Common Pleas Court of Noble
County, Ohio. in Case Number 1898,
and on the 10th day of April, 1854,
said Ivan o. Groves filed his amended
petition in the Common Pleas Court
of Noble County, Ohio, in said case,
against the above named parties pray
ing that Plaintiffs title be quieted
against the adverse claims of the de-
PENDANTS in the following described
real estate, to-Wit:
Situated in the State of Ohio,
County of Noble and Township of
Sharon and described as follows:
| Beginning l.54 poles west from the
northeast corner of Section 80. Town
ship of Range of lands sold at
| GAINESVILLE. Ohio, thence south 18
degrees west 80 poles to stone;
| poles to a stone; thence south % 1I2
| degrees west 81 06 poles to a stone,
| thence south % degrees west 3428
| poles to a stone; thence south 81 lI2
| degrees west "a "a poles TO a stone;
| thence south 27 degrees west 26 poles
| to the west line of the east half of
| the northeast quarter of said Section
80, 1888 poles north from the south
| west corner of the east half of said
| northeast quarter of Section 30, thence
| north along the west line of the east
| half of said northeast quarter of
Section 80 a distance of approximately
14312 rods to the north line of said
Section 30. thence along the north
line of said Section 80 in an easterly
direction a distance of approximately
66.46 rods to the place OF beginning
containing thirty-three acres (33
more or less
Said described lands were secured
by the Plaintiff by deed from the
Farmers & Merchants Bank. a cor
] poration of Caldwell, Ohio said deee
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-27
Dexter City

DEXTER CITY Henry Barn
hart remains very i'll at the Me-
mortal hospital where she was
taken last Thursday after being
i'll a day or so at home.
Last minute report Henry
Barnhart is improving.
Tish Webber returned to her
home at this place after visiting
relatives in Canton.
Bill Sanford visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard San
ford last weekend. Larry went
back to Canton with Bill.
Miss Josephine Blake spent
two days last week in Marietta.
Mrs. Leona Hardesty is on oul
sick list. She is suffering from 9
heart ailment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Barnhart
from Carna, Illinois, are visiting
relatives and friends.
Bob Mitchell spent the week
end at his home. He is working
in GAINESVILLE.
Columbus Rowlands was serl
ously injured while working OF
a water well, Monday p. m. He
was removed to Memorial hos
pital.
Columbus Rowlands died from
injuries received in water wei
on Monday p. m. Funeral ar
rangementS incomplete.