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Pape Daily Citizen. Friday. Ju'y 24,1970 Civitans To Work On Fill Project The Linton Civitan club will be completing its landfill work the Swimming Pool in Humphreys park Sunday, offi oer? of the club announced to day. Heavy equipment, including t-ucks. bulldozers and shovels have been made available to roe club by the A.M.

Risher Trtickinc Firm. Pat Rucci, Peabody Coal the City of Lin i an and Morris Farms. The club will furnish the manpower to complete the work. About half of the required amount of dirt was put in the area last Sunday in spite of in element weather and it is ex ported that the job can be com plcted Sunday. Civitan mem bcrs and anyone else who wish fs to work on the project, are reminded to report to Hump rev? park.

CARE IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE (UPI) Singapore has 79 government-rur clinics catering mainh its poor citizens, and prison The dental service has a staff of 400 persons, including surgeons. 90 nurses and 2d technicians. atch the CLASSIFIEDS Note ol Thanks I wish to thank all who were so kind to me during my re cent stay in the hospital. I sincerely appreciated the cards, flowers, visits and prayers of my relatives and friends. Mrs.

Helen Flater CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin cere thanks and apprccia tion to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their sympathy and expres sions of kindness at the time of the loss of our mother, ETHEL SEXSON THE IN ME MORI AM In loving memory of my mother. HATTIE SYLVESTER who passed away July 25. 1953. Gone is the face we loved so dear. Silent is the voice we loved to hear Too far away for sight or speech But not too far for thought to reach.

Sadly missed by daughter Avis Lehner and grand children IN ME MORI AM In loving memory of CARL MAXWELL who passed away July 25. 1967. This month comes with deep regret It brings a day never forget You were taken away with out a goodbye But memories of you will never die Sadh missed by wife and OPEN FORUM Ed. Note: The letters puh lished In this department do not necessarily reflect the pinion or belief of this news paper. Letters on any subject except religious controversies, welcomed.

All letters to ap pear here MLS be signed, but the author's signature will not necessarily be printed Sir: I see where most all county officials and politicians are pro testing the reduction of the work ing force at Crane. I am one that wants to see all men employed but the top brass say the reason for this reduc tion is that the war situation is getting to look better. Does anyone want to see this war go on forever? C'ty To Annex Fort Harrison INDIANAPOLIS (UPD The Department of the Army Thurs day gave permission to the City of Lawrence northeast of here to annex the sprawling Ft. I Benjamin Harrison military' reservation. Lawrence started annexation action last year, but it wos blocked by a remonstrance the government filed to give the Army time to consider the pos sible impact.

Col. James R. Burkhart, Ft. Harrison commander, relayed the word to Lawrence Mayor Morris Settles. He said the Justice Department would wain draw the remonstrance on file in Marion County Circuit Court.

Burkhart said the annexation help to establish even closer ties between the military and civilian which he said had enjoyed a Why not ask the government amj friondly to help make some other means of employment as I understand Crane just makes war material. So if they need it what is the use to make it. They could raise more deer to help feed ih unemployed. I will not tell what the war has cost me. Name Withheld Army Recruiting Sub-Station Is Opened In Linton SFC Ted Richards, local Army recruiting representative, an nouneed today that an Army re cruiting sub station has been opened in Linton.

Richards said the new substation Vi 11 enable young men and women living in Greene County to receive up to-the-mln ute counseling on the opportunities available in the Army. Sgt. Richards office is located upstairs in the Post Office build ing and wiU bo open from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. every' Wednesday. The main recruiting office to which Richards is assigned is located in Terre Haute and may bo called collect.

232-3617. anytime to set up a personal appointment. Area Business Notes vaaaaaawuvaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam The Avco New Idea Uni-Sys tern caravan is com Ing to this area, The Caravan, featuring a pre-production show ing of the brand new four-row superpicker cornhead for rows, the latest addition to uni system, will be Hagemeier and Sons, three miles north of Vincennes Monday. The new cornhead fits the uni sheller, uni combine and picker. It is a snapping roll cornhead which discards most of the trash, greatly increasing the efficiency and capacity of the processing unit.

Initial production of the four- superpicker cornhead for wide rows is scheduled for this summer in time for the corn harvesting season. Ronald Keller of Keller's Farm Service Center at Wror thington, said the public is in vited to attend the showing from noon to 5 p.m. Farm Service Center has been a fran chised Avco New Idea dealer for four years. Parliament Routed By Nausea Gas LONDON (UPI) -Police today charged a 26-year-old unemployed laborer in the CS nausea gas attack that sent 300 lawmakers coughing and sput terirg Thursday from the House of Commons. The man.

identified as James Anthony Roche, was appearing in court this morning on charges of possessing a prohibited weapon under Section 5 of the 1968 Firearms Act. Roche was expected to enter a plea in court unless police asked a delay to gather more evidence. Shocked members of Parliament talked of stiffer security arrangements for the ccom mons, but government chief whip Francis Pym warned against too strict precautions, saying would utterly foreign to all our Livestock Markets LINTON BOY SCOUTS HONORED Roger Tharp. Howard Irish and Bob Steele, left to right, among 12 members of Linton Boy Scout Troop No. 50 who are attending Camp Wapehani at Bloomington this week, were tapped for Order of Arrow membership in a ceremony at the camp Thursday night.

The boys are showai lowering the flat at their campsite at Camp Wapehani. (Citizen Staff Photo). SOCIETY NEWS CALL 847-4487 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Livestock: Hogs 3.000; barrows and gilts steady to 50 higher; 1 and 2, 210-230 lb 25.75-26.00; 1 to 3, 210 250 lb 25.25-26.00; 1 to 3. 190-210 lb 24.50 25.50; 2 to 4 230 280 lb 24.25-25.25; 3 and 4. 280 310 lb 23.00 24.25 310 325 lb 22.50-23.00; sowrs steady to 25 lower; 1 to 3.

300-350 lb 19.50-20.50 350-400 lb 18.25 19.50 400 500 lb 17.75 18.75; 2 and 3 450-600 lb 16.75-18.00; boars steady at 14.50-17.00. Cattle 175; calves none; not enough of any class to test market; couple loads choice steers 30.50-30.75; good and MEDINA HONORED WASHINGTON (UPI) -Capt. Ernest Medina, one of the defendants in the alleged My Lai massacre, will be the honored guest at a in Montrose, in August. A Medina public relations man, Wayne Smith. said Medina will go to Denver Aug.

7 for news interviews, then to Montrose Aug. 8 for the 4th annual fiesta, which this year will partially be a fund raiser in his behalf. choice 29.50-30.50; good 28.25* 29.50; few' choice heifers 28.5029.00; utility and commercial cows 18.50-19.50; cutter 17.00* 19.00; canner 16.00-17.00, Sheep none. Indiana agricultural advisory: Even with a threat of at least a few showers next few days, there will be plenty of to do farm work. Weather will be warm, very good for plant growth.

Drying rates only fair through Saturday due to light winds, high humidities. Hay curing conditions only fair over weekend, cutting wall be risky business. Weather will be good for application of insecticides. LEGAL NOTICE Matters OI Record OBITUARIES ETHFJ. STARKEY Miss Ethel Starkey, 80.

of Linton died at 3:30 a.m. today at Rest Haven. Miss Starkey was born Nov. 23. 1889 the daughter of Joseph and Sarah Olgus Starkey.

Sur vivors include a brother, John Starkey of Linton. One brother and one sister preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev. Leonard Wood officiating and burial will follow in Fair view cemetery.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today. BELVA MARTIN Funeral services for Mrs. Bcl- va Martin. 70.

of Elkart w-ere held last Wednesday at the Poin dexter Funeral Home at Washington. Survivors include the husband. Charles, two sons. Duane of Plymouth and George of Elkarl; one daughter. Mrs.

Janice Ve ninger of Montgomery; one brother. Earnest Fields of Lyons; three sisters, Mrs. Lola Mitchell of South Pasadena. Calif. Mrs.

Ruby Briscoe of Waukegan. 111. and Mrs. Ruth Hirth of Lvons. in- Welch Cornett 40 847-9186 LINTON ttarvin CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives for their kindness dur mg the illness and passing If of our loved one JOSEPH BRAMBLE We are most grateful to Bro.

Richard Lewis for his words of comfort. Mrs. Robert Sullivan for the organ music, members of American Legion Post No. 22. and all who called, sent flowers, cards or helped in any way.

Grace Bramble and family FUNERAL NOTICES AMELIA CERAR Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia Cerar will bf held at the Welch and Corneti Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Tues day with Deaconess Nola Yoder officiating and burial will follow Fairview cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 10 a.m. Monday.

STELLA PADGETT Funeral services for Mrs Stel a Mae Padgett of Linton, who died Wednesday, will be held A the Welch and Cornett Funer al Home at 10 a.m. Saturday Rev. Olin Strader official ing and burial will follow ir: he Fairview Cemetery. Friends mav call at the funeral home STEVEN TRIMBLE DUGGER Steven Trimble. 17.

of Anderson died at 4:20 m. today at the St. Hospital at Anderson. He was bom in Anderson. Jan.

15, 1953. the son of Lloyd and Martha Berry Trimble. He was a senior at Madison Heights High School at Anderson and was a member of the Spanish Club and of the Boy Scouts of America. Surviving beside the parents are two sister. Mrs.

Janis Py land of Greenfield and Jane Ann at home; twin brothers, Brian and Brett, both at home and the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Russell Berry of Carlisle, rte. two. Visitation at Anderson wall be held at the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m.

Saturday and at the Newkirk Funeral Home at Dugger from 4 m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Fun eral services will be held at the Newkirk Funeral Home Monday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in the Trimble Cemetery.

WILMA CHARY JASONVTLLE Miss Wilma Crary, 88 of Jasonville died Thursday at 6:15 p.m. at the Rest Haven at Linton. She was bom Jan. 9. 1882 in Seneca.

Kan. the daughter John and Margaret Letsinger Crary. She was a retired music teacher and had spent a num her of years residing in Ind 'anapolis. She had attended De Pauw University. Survivors include one sister.

Mrs. Edith Duncan of Jason ville and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services wnll be held at the McClanahan Funeral Home at Jasonville at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. S.V.

stiles officiating. Burial will follow in the Lebanon Cemetery. Friends I may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. tonight. Tant-UN DAILY CITIZEN Ht.bllshec wm afternoons i Ml Soturaay end Suraoy.

Not oublisi July 4 Day tirlstrr.as, i UNION PAIlY CITIZEN. 79 South Main Street I Intcn. Indiana 47441 Hospital Report FREEMAN GREENE Admissions Thursday Mrs. Herman Scott, Linton Dismissals Willis Gallian, Bloomfield Billy Bays, Bloomfield Jonas Uland. Bloomfield Mrs.

Roland Richards, Linton William Patterson, Lyons Mrs. Kenneth Bosell and daugh ter, Worthington Bert Chesterfield, Dugger Miss Shawn Simpson, Spencer Birth Thursday a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Tomev Thompson, Bloomington, six pounds, twelve ounces. MARY SHERMAN.

Sullivan Admissions Thursday Norma Jean Barker, Carlisle Morris Farris, Carlisle Elsie Raines, Hutsonville Armenda Goble, Sullivan Helen Rickard. Sullivan Robert Lucas, Fairbanks Lenni Schmidt, Sullivan Dismissals Alyce Schrum, Sullivan Jennie Watson. Terre Haute Bonnie Rinard and son, Sullivan Cecil Fifer, Dugger. Circuit Court Greene County James Kirby, 19, Tommie Stogsdill, 21, and Freddie Thompson. 26.

appeared in court and entered pleas of guilty to charges of theft. The court ordered a pre-sentence investiga tion report and the defendants were committed to Greene County jail pending filing of report. In the preliminary hearing of the divorce case of Pauletta Carr vs Richard Leon Carr, the restraining order was continued pending trail of this cause and it was set for trial at 1 p.m. Sept. 18.

The case of John Hardware vs Robert E. Coffee, complaint on account, was heard in a trial by court. The finding was for the plaintiff in the sum of $1,054.42. together with the costs of this action. Local Brief Jack Flater of Linton has en tered the Winona Memorial Hospital at 3202 N.

Meridian, Ind ianapolis for treatment of burns he received recently at Crane. His room number is 556 1V. BIRTH MICHELLE HASEMAN Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Haseman are announcing the birth of a daughter July 5 at the Mary Sherman hospital a tSulli- van. She weighed seven pounds and one-half ounce and has been named Michelle Dawn. This is the first child in the family and the mother is the former Miss Marsha White. Mrs. Hase man and the baby are residing in Dugger while the father is stationed in Vietnam with the U.S.

Army. YOUTH CRUSADE Presented By jj Youth Warriors For Christ PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD jj 7 P.M. NIGHTLY -j MONDAY, JULY 27th thru SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st Ij 9 Jimmy Cox, Evangelist A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA SS: COUNTY OF GREENE IN THE GREENE CIRCUIT COURT JULY, 1970 JACKIE L. MILLER AND LILLIAN E. MILLER, husbond and wife, Plaintiffs VS.

CAUSE NO. 14418 David Bledsoe; David Bledsoe and Marv J. Bledsoe, his wife; Phama Musgrove; Moses Musgrove; Effie Walraven; William PloTt; Jacob Platt; Ada Rlchcreek; Mara Fortune; Polly Crown; Margaret Riley; Mattie Rankins; Hiram Musgrove; the unknown Adult Heirs of Nancy Spicer, deceased; Harvey Doney, Auditor; Alexander Wilson; Alexander Wilson and Otta Wilson, husband and wife; George S. Payton; Murlev Craig and Esta Craig, his wife; George S. Payton ond Alma M.

Payton, his wife; Richard F. Thornton; State of Indiana by A. W. McLaughlin, Auditor of Greene County, Indiana; Greene County in the State of Indiana; O. R.

Dilley, Samuel Terrell and Charles Gastlneau, Commissioners of Greene County, Indiana; Ed and Lucinda Brewer; Mack Llsman; Daniel V. Elumbaugh; William W. Brown; Charles Rhodes; Virgil Wilson; William Hubble; George O. Smith; William Stockrahm; Orval Wilson; Linton Trust Componv; Jos. W.

Wolford; Olive Booker; John W. Haney; Olive Booker ond John L. Booker, her husband; Harvey Coen; Mack Llsman and Lola Llsman, his wife; Joseph W. Wolford and Ursula Wolford, his wife; Harvey Coen and Allza J. Coen, his wife; John R.

Bovenschen ond Reba Bovenschen, his wife; Reba Bovenschen, widow of John R. Bovenschen, deceased; Mural Craig and Marv Esta Craig, husband ond wife; Harvey Coen and Eliza Jane Coen, his wife; Reba Bovenschen Goodman and Ora C. Goodman, her husband; Murl Craig; Murl Craig ond Esta Craig, husbnd and wife; Virgil O. Wilson; Virgil O. Wilson and Pearl Wlson, husband and wfe; Edward Brewer and Lucinda Brewer, husband and wife; Peoples Trust Company of Linton, Indiana; and the unknown husband, wife ond spouse as the same mav be of each or any of the persons named or described above as defendants to this action that are married; the unknown widow, widower, heirs at law, creditors, successors, administrators of estates; devisees, legatees, executors of the last will and estament, legal representatives, the chlf- dren, descendants, heirs and next of kin respectively, as the case mav be, of oil or any of the persons named or described above as defendants to this action who mov be dead, and all of the women once known by any of the names above stated who mav have changed their names and who are known by wie other name and all or any of spouse, or spouses, and c'i sons, firms or corporations claiming by, through or under said above nrmen oe fendants, or onv ot them, nr arv of sold unknown ck ait persons whomsoever, and tne wo id, Defendants NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS BE IT KNOWN, That on the 22nd day of July, 1970, the above named plaintiffs, bv their attorney, filed their complaint, together with the affidavit of a competent person, that excepting the defendants, Edward Brewer, also known as I Ed Brewer; Greene County, Indiana; and Peoples Trust Company of Linton, Indiana, all of the other above named de- I fendants are non-residents of the state of I Indiana, or that their legal residences are unknown ond upon diligent search and Inquiry cannot be ascertained and they are bellevea to be non-residents of the State of Indlono, or that their legal residences are unknown and that said sons are necessary parties to the determination of said action.

Said cause is to quiet title as against all defendants and the world, to the following real estate in Greene County. State of Indiana, to-wit: A part of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 5, township 7 north, range 7 west, more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point 50 rods south of the northeast corner of said quarter quarter section, and running thence west 201 teet, thence north 222.75 feet, thence west 511 teet, thence south 222.75 feet, thence west 623.5 feet, more or less, to the west line of said quarter quarter section, thence south to the southwest corner of sold quarter quarter section, thence east to the southeast corner of said quarter quarter section, thence north to the place of beginning, containing 29 acres, more or less; Subject to all coal and other mineral rights and privileges heretofore gronted or reserved in said real estate; also sublect to any and all easements legal highways or parts thereof. And, Whereas, said plaintiffs have, by endorsement on said complaint, required said defendants to appear in said Court ond answer or demur thereto on the 5th day of October, 1970. Now, Therefore, said defendants ore hereby all notified of the filing and ency of said complaint against them, ond that unless they appear and onswer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 5th dav of October, 1970, in the Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield, Indiana, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in their absence. WITNESS my hand ond the seal of said Court, affixed at Bloomfield, Indiantw Ihis 22nd day of July, 1970.

CLAUDE STORY Claude Story, Clerk Greene Circuit Court John R. Ax, Attorney for Plaintiffs P. O. Box 311 Linton, Indiana 47441 3t STOCKS BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS EDWARD D. JONES A CO.

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