The Tribune du lieu suivant : Seymour, Indiana • Page 8

SATURDAY, SEPT. 23. 1978 PAGE EIGHT SEYMOUR DAILY; TRIBUNE, SEYMOUR, INDIANA USE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIEDS; FOR QUICK RESULTS News from Schneck Hospital Visiting hoars: -2-4 and 7-8 m. SEYMOUlfS CENTER OF HOME DECORATING IDEAS SUPPLIES FOR BEAUTIFUL LIVING t. Interior Dwcoroting Carpets A Rugi Drapri 4 Bdsprad Wall Cowrtnat SEYMOUR DECORATING CENTER 220 S.

Chmtnut 522-4164 SERVICES CO. INSULATION ROOFING SANDBLASTING SPRAY PAINTING WATERBLASTING FREE ESTIMATE 372-27C3 COLUMBUS, IN SINCE 1967 FI1EE SLACKS YOU BUY ANY TWO AIR AT THE REGULAR PRICE DURING SEPTEMBER. CCa.stETE (Id Ovcr-to. FOLLEY Building Supply, Inc. 1131 S.

MiENrH5 2-2ol6 -r--. I ft A Mrs. Phillip L. Lucas, 740 S. O'Brien Seymour, was admitted Friday, for medical treatment.

Jacob W. Heemstra, 833 S. O'Brien Seymour, was admitted' Friday for medical treatment, v- i r- Shawn, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F.

Snyder, Redbrush Mobile Home Parkway, Lot 18, Seymour, was admitted Friday for medical treatment. Clyde Dixon, Seymour R4, was admitted Friday for medical treatment. Good eating Mr. and Mrs. Tony D.

Schrink, 433 Schleter Court, Seymour, are the parents of a daughter born Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Elliott, 638 E.

14th Seymour, are the parents of a daughter born Friday. plant in his backyard garden, A face, appears to be on the tomato. (Tribune photo by Dave Schulte) Ed Auffenberg, 405 W. Jackson said he plans to eat this 2tt-pound tomato after It gets a little more ripe. Auffenberg grew the tomato from a Mr.

and Mrs. Robert D. Phillips, 306 N. Park Seymour, are the parents of a daughter born Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Tony A. Ault, "Seymour R5, are the parents of a son born Friday. mt3 HOTIGLl OF ZLSAtE OF, HEAL ESTATE Mr. and Mrs.

John William Glezen, 520 W. Sixth Seymour, are the parents of a daughter born Friday. Mrs. Frieda Spacy, 1034 N. Main St.

Brownstown, admitted Monday, was released Friday. John, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ash Seymour, admitted Sunday, was released Friday. Notice li hereby given that pursuant to the order of the Jackson Circuit Court, the under- signed, Jackson County Bank, Seymour Jndiana, as guardian of Daisy Weddle, will ell fj at private sale, the roUowing descrioea real estate locatea in me townsnip oi opencer, County of Jennings, State of Indiana, to-wit: The Northeast fourth of the Southeast Quarter of Section 34; Township 7 North, Range 7 East, containing 40 acres, more or less.

Also, commencing 86 rods North of the Southwest corner of Section SS," Township 7 North, Range 7 East; thence east 10 rods to the center of the Paris and Sclpio thence North with said road 80 rods: thence west 10 rods to the west line of said section; thence South to the place of beginning 80 rods, containing five (5) acres, more or less. a 1 LuImam hnm a nn. anil A me improvemenis on mis reai esmve kuuib ii half storv. bath, kitchen, living room, dining room, and enclosed porch with approved II roof. Large barn with metal roof and a small outbuilding.

Sealed bids will be received until 8:45 a.m. on Saturday, October 21, 1978, at which time the bids will be opened in the Trust Department of Jackson County, Bankv Upon opening of the bids, anyone having submitted a bid will be given the tn rai hia bid in a nrivate auction tvoe sale. If no satisfactory bid or bids are i received the sale will be continued from day to day thereafter, until the real estate is Mrs. Flora McClintock, 743 E. Fifth Seymour, admitted Sept.

5, was released Oscar H. Allman, 524 Colvin Court, Seymour, admitted Sept. 5, was released Friday. Mrs. Raymond Estes, 320 Kessler Seymour, admitted Sept.

14, was released Friday. Mrs. Thomas E. Gross, 303 S. Airport Lot 5, admitted Tuesay, was released Friday.

Mrs. William. J. Spears, North Vernon, R2, admitted Sept, .16, was released Friday. Mrs.

Kenneth F. Wright, Seymour R3, Fairview Addition, admitted Sept. 16, was released Friday. Mrs. Larry E.

Riegsecker, admitted Monday, and infant son, Timothy Jon, Seymour R2," were released Friday. sold. The right to reject any ana an oios is reservea. Terms of Sale: Purchaser or purchasers will assume and agree to pay the 1078 property tar.es payable in 1979. The purchaser or purchasers shall pay five percent (5) of the purchase price on the day of the sale and the balance of the purchase i price shall be paid upon delivery of deed and satisfactory abstractor title.

Possession is subject to present tenants right to the harvest of any standing crops. 1 Interested persons may view this real estate by appointment with Max W. Ernest, Vice President and Trust Officer or Robert Weekly, Assistant-Vice President and Trust Officer, Jackson County Bank. Arrangements for viewing may be made by calling the i Trust Department or Jackson county Bank, szz-3607. 4 Jackson Countv Bank i Montgomery, Eisner lc Pardieck Attorneys for uuartuan Guardian of Daisy Weddle'j Raymond Riehl, 438 Kessler Seymour, admitted WrTTZTT71' Vc III Tuesday, was released Friday.

si aw ji ai Mrs. LeRoy O'Neil Freetown Box 39, admitted (O) muu.ii) hoi I rl 1 JULUJJ(X Li taj a 4 93 Monday, was released Friday. Mrs. Samuel J. Stewart, 403 S.

Chestnut Seymour, admitted Tuesday, was released Friday. Mrs. Lillian Breeding, Seymour R2, admitted Sept. 16, was released Friday. Mrs.

Vaughn Charles Keith, Seymour R6, admitted Sept. 12, was released Friday. "Replant program G08SER CARPET TOLD 310 Thompson Road, Hwy 50 West, Seymour ON THE SUCCESS OF is rescheduled for later date AND THE PURCHASE OF THE ADDITIONAL LAND NEXT TO YOU FOR FUTURE EXPANSION have been scheduling changes for an "America Alive" television program on replants which is to include an appearance by a Seymour boy. Mrs. Richard A.

Wiethoff, 405 N. Walnut reports she has been informed the 15-minute segment in which her and Dr. Wiethoffs son, Robert (Robbie), will appear has been rescheduled for taping on Wednesday, not Monday as previously announced. The program will be shown on Channel 6 at an as-yet undetermined date, not nesday as announced for-Friday's Tribune. The ring finger on Robbie's left hand was completely cut off at the base when he caught it in an exercise bicycle's chain when he was 17 months old last year.

The finger was successfully replanted. Newsy Paragraph i IT WAS Oil PRIVILEGE TO SHVE YOU ERV REAL ESTATE SERVICE 423 CARTER BLVD. SEYMOUR PljJONE 522-4366 There were 34 patients treated at the Jackson County Schneck Memorial Hospital emergency room between 7 a. m. Fridajtand 7 a.

m. today. No one released information..