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Pape "Daily Citizen, Tuesday. -Tidy 11.1971! World Chess Championship Match Will Open Tonight REYKJAVIK, Iceland PI) $250,000 world championship chess match between American Bobby Fischer and Russia's Boris Spassky was still go today, but Fischer made a last-minute demand to stop televising the lirst of the scheduled 24-game series. "There will be no TV filming tonight, but we hope some other arrangements can be made so they can film later during the match," said Fred Cramer, vice president of the U. S. Chess Federation.

Fischer said the tclev ision Kidnaper Arrested In Florida (UPI) Madison ANDERSON. Ind. George K. Hughel, Count: deputy prosecutor, left here today for a happy reunion with his daughter in Florida where she was taken in a kid naping that ended with a sus pect in custody. Arthur Morris, 21.

Anderson, was held in Hamilton County Jail at Jasper. after his capture by Florida State Troop er B. L. Odom. Odom said in a telephone interview when reached in Jas per that Miss Dana Hughel, 23, Anderson, managed to escape from her kidnaper when he stopped her car and allowed her to go to a service station restroom just south of the Gcorgia-Florida border.

Odom said the suspect drove away in the car when Miss Hughel did not return. Odom started trailing the car south of Jennings, the town near which Miss Hughel escaped, and chased it 12 miles into Swanee County. The Florida state trooper said he struck the rear of the car the suspect was driving on U.S. 129 at Interstate 10 and the auto spun off the roadway. The suspect gave no resistance upon hri arrest, Odom said.

A knife used in the kidnaping was found in the car. cameras, hidden behind cloth covered scaffolding above the stage where the players will sit, would distract him. Fischer's opponent, worid champion Boris Spassky, said he was ready to play. "Everything is fine with said the popular Russian. Cramer said earlier that Fischer was go, go The first game was scheduled to start at 5 p.m.

with Fischer the favorite but Spassky far ahead in the popularity poll. Both men made final inspection tours of the sports arena where the match will be played. Fischer made an unannounced tour early in the day and Spassky strolled in at noon. Spassky studied the chess board and picked out a chair from among several provided by the Reykjavik furniture stores. Fischer earlier had liis favorite chair flown in from New York.

Fischer earlier complained about a number of details in the hall, including the lighting, the ciiess boaid and the size of the chess pieces, the television cameras and the thickness of the window drapes. Open Forum Ed. Note: The letters pub lished in this department do not necessarily reflect the opinion or belief of this newspaper. Letters on any subject except religious controversies, welcomed. All letters to ap pear here MUST be signed, but the signature will not necessarily be printed Crop Growing Rote Logging LAFAYETTE, Ind.

(UPI) The growth rate of corn and soybeans in Indiana has lagged from 1971 standards by about 10 days due to later planting and cooler average temperatures. That was the word today from Earl L. Park. Agriculture Department statistician at Purdue University, who said corn averaged 32 inches high by tlie end ol last week, a gain of 11 inches over the previous week. A few southern fields are beginning to silk.

Park said soybeans gained two inches in the same period and were nine inches high by the end of last week. The winter wheat crop, now 65 per cent ripe, was nearly all combined in the southwest part of the state but progress in other areas was considerably less advanced. Wheat combining averaged 25 per cent complete, falling behind the 30 per cent average and the 40 per cent last year. OBITUARIES JAMES A. REED BLOOMFIELD James A Reed.

48. died unexpectedly at 11.45 p.m. Monday night at his residence on Bloomfield rte. four. Reed was bom Nov.

30, 1923 in Owen County, the son of Rufie and Bessie Long Reed. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy and served during World War II. He was a member of the I.O.O.F. lodge at Bloomfield and was an employe of Crane Naval Ammu nition Depot.

Survivors include the widow. Rosemary Spice Reed; live chi! dren. Janet Jue. Judy Kay. Debbie.

Mike and Pat, all at home, the mother. Mrs. Bessie Reed, Bloomfield rte. four, and two sisters, Mrs. Fern Taylor, Bloomington, and Mrs.

Martha Jean Haywood. Bloomlicld rte. three. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Jenkins Funeral Home with Rev.

Arlin Pope officiating and burial will follow in Prairie Chapel Ceme tery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our gratitude to friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral tributes, cards and acts of kindness extended to us at the time ot the passing of our loved one, TOMMIE G. DUDLEY The Dudley Family Tins is tlie message that Tommie would leave Uj tns family and friends.

"When I Must Leave You" When I must leave you for a little while Plase do not grieve and shed wild tears And hug your sorrow to you through the years, But start out bravely with a gallant smile; And for my sake and in my name Live on and do all the things the same, Feed not your loneliness ou empty days, But fill each walking hour in useful ways, Reach out your hand in com fort and in cheer And I in turn will comfort you and hold you near; And never, never be afraid to die, For I am waiting for vou in the sky! Helen Steiner Rice JOHN BROWN SWITZ CITY R. Brown. 71. Switz City, died at 2 25 a.m. Monday at the Greene County Hospital.

Brown was born July 11, 1900 in Sullivan County, tlie son of John and Fannie Draper Brown, He was a retired employe of Gulf Oil and was a member of the Switz City Christian Church. Survivors include the widow, Mary M. Brown; two sons, John R. Brown. of Bedford and Robert E.

Brown, Switz City, and five grandchildren. Funeral services ill he held ai the Jenkins Funeral Home at Bloomfield at 2 m. Wednesday with Rev Robert Wilkes oftii- ciating and bural will follow in the Switz City Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. RALPH MURPHY Ralph Murphy of Linton died at 12:18 p.m.

today at the Lrn ton Nursing Home. The body was taken to the Anderson- Poindcxtcr Memory Chapel where funeral arrangements a.e pending Funeral Notices WILLIAM BOES Funeral services for William To the Editor: Having been involved in theatre for some years, I have formed my own philosophy about critics and reviews. I am probably not too different from those few honest souls my profession who admit that what the reviewers, and the people who trust the reviewers, say about them is important to them. I would like to be professional enough to truly fe 1 that a critic is just one more member of an audience and that 1 should never work any harder for that "one than I do for any other. However, I have not reached that saintly state.

For this reason, I prefer not to know when a critic is in the audience. I think I do a lore honest job of playing that night being unaware of or presence. When I am told of a critic being part my audience, I tend to gauge my performance accordingly. I i I so differentiate among the various critics. I tailor bits of action ir delivery of dialogue as my previous knowledge of that taste dictate, 1 am glad I know my critical audience that well.

It dees help. AH this previous parable is to point out the importance of a critic being known, i think the Shawnee reviewer should have a byline. Having read the first two reviews for the sum mer of I would say the resident drama personal style would make this signing of the review even mo-g imperative. A writer whose style includes the frequent use of the pronouns or has already adopted too familiar a tone to remain anmny mo us. I am personally looking for- word to enjoying some of the entertainment at that Greene County Summer phenomenon, the Shawnee Summer Theatre, and am also looking forward to reading some more of the critiques.

I have the pleasure to request the use of my name. Saundra Hascman Huge Matters Of Record fosnital Reoort FREEMAN GREENE Admissions Monday Ray Cruse, Linton Mrs. Owen Seancy, Worthington William Passen. Jasonville Mrs. James R.

Williams, Bloomfield Mrs. Gilbert Manors. Worthington Ernest Dennis, Linton Mrs. Golda Lohr, Linton Daniel Dent, Burns City Today Mrs. Steve Jones, Orleans Dismissals Bruce Cole, Bloomfield, transferred to St.

Anthony Hospital, Terre Haute James Shouse, Jasonville Mrs. Olin Strader and daughter Linton Mrs. Mabel Row. Coalmont Mrs. Dennis Miller, Linton Mrs.

Helms, Bloomfield Jimmy Jones, Jasonville MARY SHERMAN Admissions Monday Walter E. Pirtle. Sullivan Peter David, Sullivan Eloise Wickes, Dugger Ernest Clark. Sullivan Robert Pinkston, Fairbanks Norma Norris, Shelburn Hazel Hibbard. Jasonville Arnold Ford.

Sullivan Nursing Home Henry Zurheide, Sullivan Nursing Horne William E. Walker. Shelburn Mary Walker, Shelburn Dismissals Tonya Pirtle, Dugger Mary Richart, Sullivan Mabel Mapel, Sullivan Oka Brown. Linton Birth Monday a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Noel. Farmersburg. seven pounds, seven ounces. ST. THOMAS John Dorraugh of Linton is a patient at the St.

Thomas Hospital in Akron, Ohio. His room number is 445. Licenses Revoked Greene Conntv Ronald E. McCullough, Linton rte two. leaving the scene of an accident April 15 to Oct.

15. ir cuit Court WRi Elcciric Exhibit In County Energy- Yesterdiy, Today and a new Pubhc Service Indiana mobile exhibit that tells the story of electric energy with a sight and sound journey through time, vv .11 open in Jasonville on July 12. 1972. The educational unit will be open free of charge to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Wednesday and Friday and from 10 a.m. to noon Thursday and Saturday at the company's office in Jasonville. Visitors will hear an original recording played on an Edison gramaphone, a sampling of early radio and see examples of early lighting and household appliances in the exhibit area devoted to yesteryear, Gilbert Riley, the electric company's manager said. Special lighting and audio effects projected on a large curved screen explain the story of electricity and show how energy needs are supplied in the present-day portion of the display. Riley said the exhibit will be of interest to all ages.

Jackie Smith Candidate In Beauty Pageant Miss Jackie Smith of Linton is one of the candidates in the Miss South Kentucky pageant at Bowling Green. Ky. The winner will be a candidate for the Miss Kentucky candidate in the Miss America pageant. Miss Smith, a sophomore at Western Kentucky University, was nominated by her sorority. Phi Mu.

Stie is a psychology major and earned Dean's List honors during her freshman year. She is the daughter of Mrs. Pearl Smith and Robert Smith of Linton and was graduated from Linton-Stockton High School. The pageant will include swim suit and evening gown competition and talent. Miss Smith will do a dramatic reading of a scene from "Taming of the as her talent presentation.

PUBLIC SERVICE mobile exhibit will be at the Public Service Company office in Jasonville this week. LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF INDIANA) SS: COUNTY OF GREENE) IN THE GREENE CIRCUIT COURT 1972. CAUSE NO. 15489. EARL A.

HAAG, Plaintiff Markets Greene County Phyllis I. Pittman was granted a divorce from Ronald R. Pittman on her cross complaint. She was awarded care and cus tody of three minor children md he was ordered to pay $270 per month by way of allotment. The court approved and confirmed a property settlement between the parties.

Boes of Coalmont. who died Sunday, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Jasonville United Methodist Church with Rev. Stiles officiating. Burial will follow in tlie Maple Grove Cemetery at Clay City.

I bulls 29.00 32.50. Friends may call at the Me ------Clanahan Funeral Home at Ja sonville. LNDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Li vostock: Hogs barrows and gilts 25 to mostly 50 higher; 1 to 2. 200 250 lb 30.00 30.30 2 and 3, 240 270 lb 2a.25-30.00; 2 to 4. 270-290 ib 2d.50 29.25 3 and 4.

290 330 lb 27.75 28.50; couple 28.75: sows 25 50 higher; 1 and 2, 300 350 lb 24.25 24.50; I in 3. 350 820 lb 23.75 2i.25; boars 21.00-24.50. Cattle calves 15: steers and heifers steady to instances 25.50 lower; cows and bulls steady to weak: choice steers 37.00 38.00; good and choice 36.00 37.00; good 33.00 36.00: standard and good 31,00 33.00; choice heifers 34.50 36.O'); good ar.d choice 33.50 34 50: good 32.00 33.50: standard and low good 32.00: utility and commercial cows 24.00 28.00; few high driving utility 26.25. cutter 22.50-24.50; canoer 21.00 2.1.00; utility and commercial Today Bible Thought J. Richard Lewis, Linlon Church of Christ shall a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed thereto according to thy Psalm 119:9.

D.L. Moody once said. "The Bible will keep you from your sins or your sins will keep you from the Bible." There is much truth in that statement. Are you concerned with problems in your life you cannot seem to overcome. put more of word into your heart.

May God help us all to read and His word Queen Contest F.ntries Due On July 15 Girls of Greene County are reminded that July 15 'he deadline for filing entry applications in the Queen Contest, to be held during the Greene County 4 club show. The contest will be held July 25. Applications are available the county extension office, Bloomfield. The entry fee is $5 for each contestant. A $100 first prize will be awarded to the girl chosen as queen.

$50 to the first runner-up and $25 to the third runner-up. Garland Graves, chairman, reminded girls that the basis for judging is beauty and the way in which each contestant answers questions in tlie interview. The talent portion of the contest only counts five points. The winner of the contest will be entered in the Indiana State Fair Queen Contest of 1972 to her expenses will be pa Legal Notices INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION INDIANAPOLIS LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board ot Greene County, Indiana, will at 10 AW. on the lit day ot August.

1977 at the Clerk's School I Office, Courthouse in the Town of Bloomfield, Indiana In said County, beg in investigation of the applications of me following named requesting the issue to the applicant, at the location thereinoffer set out, ot the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information mg the fitness ot said applicants, and the propriety issuing the permits app led tor to such applicant at the named: Hook Drues, No. 132 by August IF Hook, John R. Roesch, Sec. The Greene County Democrat 4 Club meeting at Wor East, Local Briefs the Ltnton-Stockton Board will hold a called meet- to consider bids on (he project for heat distribution at the high school at 7 p.m. tonight at the bo rd room Any other busi ness that is pertinent will be considered.

ERNEST W. MYERS Funeral services for Ernest W. Myers, Jasonville rte. two, who died Monday ill be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Alexander Funeral Home in Sullivan with Frank Adamson otiiciating and burial will follow in the Center Ridge Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today. DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED SERVICE Alexander Funeral Home 103 E. MAIN DUGGER PHONE 618-2437 211 Main Sullivan 'Julius Caesar' Opens Tonight Julius Caesar opens tonight at the Shawnee Theater ith every member of the acting company in the cast. The curtain time is 8 in p.m.

The play will run through Saturday. July 15. Special sets, music and costumes. valued at many thousands of dollars and loaned to Ihn theatre for this presentation will be featured. All the costumes are said to be authentic.

Dr Adrian Rehner has do signed this special production of lhe famous show Reserved scats available by calling the box office thington park at 7 p.m tonight will feature a cookout. Those attending are to bring only a salad or desert and their own table service. The budget committee of the Linton-Stockton United Fund ill meet in the George Greene of lice at 7: 30 p.m. tonight. MU) OF THANKS The Family of LARRY D.

MCKINLEY wish to thank the neighbors and friends of Dola Goodson for the beautiful flowers. THE LINTON DAILY CITIZEN Published week day afternoons axcepi Saturday and Sunday Not published July 4, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas LINTON DAILY CITIZEN, INC 79 South Main Street Linton, Indiana 47441 Indiana Switi City Package Liquor bv Ar.us Hiland, 109 Wmdmg Wav, Lebanon, A (Package Store) TRANSFER L.auor A Wine Daolar from Swill Inc Hwv. A 54, Switi City, Indiana. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OP EN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION. MARK Y.

BROWN Executive Secretory JOHN R. SMOCK Chairman IT Second Class Postaoe Paid ot Linton Indiana WARREN H. ONKEN Editer and Publisher MORRIS L. COX Managing Editor ANN TONEY Ajustant Managing Editor CIRCULATION RATES Home Delivery Bv Carrier, 45c per week; bv Motor Route, $1.95 per month, Mall subscriptions will not be accepteo where carrier or motor route can moke delivery By Mail: In Year, Six Months. Three Months, $4.00 All Other States-One Year, Months, Three Months.

U. S. Postal regulations provide that all mall subscriptions be paid In advance. Member: United Press International News Service, Hoosler State Press As social Ion, Democratic Editor loi Associa bon. STATE OF INDIANA SS: COUNTY OF GREENE IN THE GREENE CIRCUIT COURT JUNE, 1972.

CAUSE NO. 15494. DOIL KEITH CRAIG VS JANET A CRAIG NOTICE TO NON RESIOENTS Now comes the plaintiff, Doil Ke th Craig, by his attorney, Joseph A. Sullt van, and files his complaint for divorce herein, together with on affidavit of a competent person, that said defendant Janet A Craig, the person to whom this notice Is directed, has whereabouts which are unknown, and that said action Is now pending in the Greene Court, Bloomfield, Indiana, and that the non-resident defendant is necessary party thereto ond claims an Interest therein as to the relationship, property settlement, custody of children therein, and that notice is now given the defendant herein that unless she op- uears or responds within 30 days after the last notice of the action It published, and in case she fails to do so judgment by default may be entered against her for the relief demended in the complaint. WITNESS my hand and saoi of Court, affixed ot Bloomfield, Indiona 30th day of June, 1972.

FORREST L. HOGUi. Clerk Greene Circuit Court JOSEPH A SULLIVAN Jl S. Washington Street Bloomfield, Indiana 47474 Attorney For PPIoinbtf IT 'Jt JOHN WINES and DEBORAH WINES, his wife; ISAAC V. CODDINGTON, heirs and signs; PHEBE CODDINGTON, wife of ISAAC V.

CODDINGTON; ALLEN J. YEOMAN ond ANN M. YEOMAN, his wife; RUTH HUMPHREYS; RUTH HUMPHREYS; JOHN M. HUMPHREYS; ALICE MAY HUMPHREYS; JOHN ALEXANDER, Guardian ad litem for ALICE MAY HUMPHREYS; ALICE PALMER and JAMES W. PALMER, her husband; WILLARO W.

HUBBARD, Trustee; ALLIE M. PALMER; ALLIE M. PALMER and JAMES W. PALMER, her husband; NANCY MCKISSICK. her heirs and assigns; MARY RHOADES; JOHN HAYS; WILLIAM H.

CROWDER; ALFRED M. OGLE; WILLARD W. HUBBARD AND JOSEPHINE HUBBARD, his wife; ISLAND COAL COMPANY, a corporation under the laws of the State of Indiana; SAMUEL M. YEOMAN; LAURA H. OGLE, wife of ALFRED M.

OGLE; MAGGIE E. T. HUMPHREYS, wife of JOHN M. HUMPHREYS; THE INDIANA ILLINOIS SOUTHERN R. COMPANY; THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; FARMERS STATE BANK, Sullivan, Indiana; SULLIVAN COUNTY BANK, Sullivan, Indiana; AMANDA A HILL and PETER HILL, her husband; WILLARD W.

HUBBARD, Trustee Island Coal Company; JOHN WICKLIFF WINES; VANDALIA COAL COMPANY; LINTON GAS COMPANY; DOCTOR J. TERHUNE; THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, Penn, Trustee; DE PAUW UNIVERSITY; DAVID TERHUNE, ond JEANNE TERHUNE, his wife; WILLIAM J. HAMILTON and QUINCY J. MITCHELL, Trustee; WILIAM HAMITON; WM. HAMILTON; QUINCY J.

MITCHELL, et LINTON MILL COMPANY; MAGGIE TERHUNE; FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LINTON, INDIANA; THE LINTON TRUST COMPANY OF LINTON, INDIANA; THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JASONVILLE, INDIANA; THE TERRE HAUTE NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. OF TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA; THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY OF LINTON, INDIANA; JOHN B. TERHUNE; NEW UNION LUMBER COMPANY, Linton, Indiana; COMMANDER MILLING of Minneapolis, Minnesota; TEASDALE COMMISSION CO Of ST. LOUIS, Missouri; SOUTHERN INDIANA BUILDING 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION, Bloomfield, diona; CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE of Hartford, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIWAY; THE FIRST MCKEEN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ot Terre Haute, Indiana; MCKEEN NATIONAL BANK; HOME LOAN 8. SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF LINTON, INDIANA; THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA; DENNIS GRAVES; JESSE F.

WEISMAN; GEORGE G. HUMPHREYS; HUGO SCHLOOT; HUMPHREYS SCHLOOT CO, Linlon, Indiana; GULF MANUFACTURING St. LouiS, MANUFACTURING CO. INC; ANN PALMER ond JAMES S. PALMER, her husband; DAVID O.

TERHUNE, Trustee under the will of DOCTOR J. TERHUNE; HAMILTON COAL MINING CO; CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIF6 INSUR ANCE CO. bv JOHN TAYLOR, Vice-President and D. PARKER, Asst- HERBERT MYERS and GLADYS MYERS, husband ond wife; C. E.

FULLER; C. E. DAVID; GREENE; MOODA ARTHUR; T. MITCHELL; J. MITCHELL; D.

D. TERHUNE; ROBERT HENSLEY and IVIE HENS LEY, husband and wife; MERTIE A MITCHELL; ROBERT W. HENSLEY, MARVIN A. GOODSON and BESSIE GOODSON, husband and wife HUBERT HEATON and FERN HEATON, husband and wife; WONGA MYERS and ARITTA MYERS, his wife; JEANNE TERHUNE, unmarried widow of DAVID TERHUNE. Deceased; FARMERS 4 MECHANICS BUILDING 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION, Bloomfield, In GEORGE GILLASPIF and DOROTHY GILLASPIE, husband and wife; JAMES E.

FIGG and EDITH FIGG, husband ond wife; MARY C. MAY; MARY C. MAY, heirs; CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF LINTON, INDIANA; BYRON CARLTON; BYRON CARLTON bv Power of tarney for OVA OPENSHAW, PETER MAY, MINNIE ZEEMAN, SADIE SLOAN, NORA CARLTON, GRACE KRAUSE. LIZZIE CLEMENTS and ANNIE PERKINS, heirs and only heirs of MARY C. MAY, Deceased; MRS.

PETER MAY, MRS. NORA CARLTON; MRS. LIZZIE MRS. ANNA PERKINS, MRS, SADIE SLOAN; MRS GRACE KRAUSE; MRS. MINNIE ZEEMAN; MRS, OVA OPENSHAW; A.

W. MCLAUGHLIN, Auditor Greene Countv; CITY OF LINTON; WILLIAM WRIGHT and Wright, husband ond wife; GREENE COUNTY' COMMISSIONERS; JAMES SARGENT and VIRCIJs SARGENT, husband and LARRY KINNETT end LORETTA M. KINNETT, his wife, CURTIS C. HENDREN, Receiver of the David Terhune, Trust; AND the UNKNOWN HUSBANDS WIVES AND SPOUSES, AS THE CASE MAY BE, OF EACH AND ALL THE PERSONS NAMED OR DESCRIBED HEREINABOVE AS DEFENDANTS TO THIS ACTION THAT ARE MARRIED; THE UNKNOWN WIDOWERS, WIDOWS HEIRS AT LAW, CREDITORS, SUC CESSORSV ASSIGNS, ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE; DEVISEES. LEGATEES, EXECUTORSOF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES AND NEXT OF KIN, RE SPECTIVEY, AS THE CASE WAY BE, OF ALL OR ANY OF THE PERSONS NAMED OR DESCRIBED ABOVE AS defendants to this ACTION WHO MAY BE DEAD AND ALL OR ANY OF THE DECEASED SPOUSES, AND ALL PERSONS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS CLAIMING BY.

THROUGH OR UNDER SAID ABOVE NAMED and DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS OR ANY OF THEM OR ANY OF SAID UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS, ET AL.i DEFENDANTS. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Now comes the Plaintiff by Huff and Huffman, its attorneys, and tiles its complaint herein, together with an affi- of Margaret Huff that the following named and designated defendants in said cause, to-wit: John W. Wines and Deborah Wines, his wife; Isaac V. Coddington, heirs and assigns; Phebe Coddington, wife of Isaac V. Coddington; Allen J.

Yeoman and Ann M. Yeoman, his wife; Ruth S. Humphreys; Ruth Humphreys; John M. Humphreys; Alice May Humphreys; John Alexander, Guardian ad litem tor Alice Mav Humphreys; Alice M. Palmer and James W.

Palmer, her husband; Willard W. Hubbard, Trustee; Allie M. Palmer; Allie M. Palmer and James Palmer, her husband; Nancy McKissick, her heirs and assigns; Mary Rhoades; John T. Havs; Wiliam Crowder; Alfred M.

Ogle; Willard W. Hubbard and Josephine S. Hubbard, bis wife; Island Coal Company, a corporation under the laws of the State of Indiana; Samuel M. Yeoman; Laura H. Ogle, wife ot Alfred M.

Ogle; Maggie E. T. Humphreys, wife of John M. Humphreys; The Indiana 4 Illinois Southern Company, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company; Farmers State Bank. Sullivan, Indiana; Sullivan County Bank, Sullivan, Indiana; Amanda A.

Hill and Peter Hill, her husband; Willard W. Hubbard, Trustee Island Coal Company; John Wick lift Wines; Vandalia Coal Company; Linton Gas Company; Doctor J. The Union Trust Company Pittsburgh, Trustee; De Pauw University; David Terhune, and Jeanne Terhune, his wife; William Hamilton and Quincy J. Mitchell, Trustee; William Hamilton; Wm. Hamilton; Quincy J.

Mitchell, et Linton Mill Company; Terhune; First National Bank of Linton, Indiana; The Linton Trust Company of Linton, Indiana; The First National Bank of Jasonville, Indiana; The Terre Houte. National Bank 4 Trust Co. of Terre Haute, Indiana; The Peoples Trust Company of Linton, Indiana; John Terhune; New Union Lumber Company, Linton, Indiana; Commander Milling of Minneapolis, Minnesota; Teasdale Commission Co. of St. Louis, Missouri; Southern Indiana Builaing 4 Loan Association, Bloomfield, Indiana; Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co, of Hartford, Illinois Centra1 Railway; The First McKeen National Bank and Trust Company ot Terre Haute, Indiana; McKeen National Bank; Home Loan 4 Savings Association of Linton, Indiana; The Life Insurance Company of Richmond, Virginia; Dennis Graves; Jesse F.

Weisman; George G. Humphreys; Hugo Schloot; Humphreys Schloot 4 Linton, Indiana; Gulf Manufacturing St. Louis, Missouri; Gulf City Manufacturing Ann Palmer and James S. Palmer, her husband; David Terhune, Trustee under the will of Doctor J. Terhune; Hamilton Coal Mining Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.

bv John M. Taylor, Vice-President and D. Parker, Herbert Myers and Gladys Myers, husband and wife; C. E. Fuller; I privilege C.

David; B. Greene; Mooda i ditching Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. I to No. 20 inclusive, Block No. 14 Terhune's First Addition to Linton, Lots No.

1 to No. 20 inclusive, Block No. 15, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 1 to No. i inclusive.

Block No. 16, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. to No. 4 inclusive. Block No.

17, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 19 to No. 24 inclusive. Block No. 17, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No.

1 to No. 9 inclusive, Block No. Terhune's First Addition to Linton, except Lot No. 9 and tha east one- half of Lot No. Lots No.

18 to No. 26 inclusive, Block No. II, Terhune's First Addition to Linton, except Lot No. 18, No. 19, No.

20 and the East one-half (Vs) of Lot No 21, All according to the recorded Plat thereof in Plot Book 3, 147. Also, part of the Southwast Quarter of Section 23, Township 7 North, Range 7 West, lying directly north and adjacent to Terhune's First Addition to Linton, running thence north to Standard Oil Co. land; thence running east to the right of way line of the C. 4 St. Paul Railroad, thence Southeasterly along said ot way to the Northeost corner of said Terhune's Addition; thence West to the place ot beginning, containing five (5) acres, more or less.

A part of Lot numbered Five (5) in Block Seventeen (17) in First Addition to the City of Linton, Indiana. All the above subject to a Contract Sale of Real Estate entered into between Earl A. Haag, unmarried and Larry M. Kinnett and Loretta M. Kinnett, husband and wife, dated January 12, 1962, and recorded January 27, 1962.

Miscellaneous Record 31, Pages 81 to 83 in the records in the office of the Recorder of Greene County, Indiana; said Contract of Sale of Real Estate assigned to Ralph Sprinkle of Greene County, Indiana, on March 15, 1964, and recorded April 16, 1971, In Miscellaneous Record 40 at Page 153 in the office of the Recorder of Greene County, Indiana. Subject also to reservation of the number vein or seam of coal and any veins which may be below it, together with the right to mine and remove such coal without being responsible or liable to any person or persons for the subsidence of the overlying strata or surface which may be occasioned bv such mining and removal ot such coal, reserved by David D. Terhune and Jeanne Terhune, his wife, in a Warranty Deed dated May 18, 1931, and recorded June 3. 1931, in Deed Record 110, Pages 9, 10 and 11 in fhg office of the Recorder of Greene County, Indiana. Subject also to reservation of coal and mineral rights heretofore reserved os set forth in Receiver's Deed dated January 24.

1934, and recorded Arthur; Q. T. Mitchell; Q. J. Mitchell; Terhune; Robert w.

Hensley and Ivie Hensley, husband and wife; Mertie A. Mitchell; Robert W. Hensley; Marvin A. Goodson and Bessie Goodson, husband and wife; Hubert Heaton and Fern Heaton, husband and wife; Wonga Myers and Aritta Myers, his wife; Jeanne Terhune, unmarried widow of David D. Terhune, Deceased; Farmers Mechanics Building 4 Loan Association, Bloomfield, Indiana; George GiUaspie and Dorothy GiUaspie, husband and wife; James E.

Figg and Edith H. Figg, husband and wife; Marv May; Mary C. May, heirs; Citizens National Bank ot Linton, Indiana; W. Byron Carlton; W. Byron Carlton by Power ot Attorney for Ova Peter May, Minnie Zeeman, Sadie Sloan, Nora Carlton, Grace Krause.

Lizzie Clements and Annie Perkins, heirs and only heirs of Wary Mav, Deceased; Mrs. Peter May; Mrs. Nora Carlton; Mrs. Lizzie Clements, Mrs. Anna Perkins; Mrs.

Sadie Sloan; Mrs Grace Krause; Mrs. Minnie Zeeman; Mrs. Ova Openshaw; A. W. McLaughlin, Auditor of Greene County; City of Linton; William P.

Wright and Edith Wright, husband and wife, Greene County; Greene County Commissioners; James Sargent and Vircie Sargent, husband and wife; Larry Kinnett and Loretta M. Kinnett, his wife; Curtis C. Hendren, Receiver of the David D. Terhune, and the unknown husbands, wives and spouses, as the case may be, of each and all the persons named or described inabove as Defendants to this action that are married; the unknown widowers, widows, heirs at law, creditors, successors, assigns, administrators of the estate, devisees, legatees executors ot the Last Will and Testament, legal representatives, and next of kin. respectively, os the cose may be, of all or an.

of the persons named or described hereinabove as Defendants to this action who may be dead and all or any of the deceased spouses, and all persons, firms and corporations claiming by, through or under said above named ond designated Defendants or any of them or any of said unknown Defendants, et are necessary and proper parties for the full determination ot said cause ot action, and that said action Is to quiet title to the real estate described Plaintiff's Complaint as against each and all of Defendants, as to the following described real estate situated Greene County, in the State of Indiano, fowit: Lots No. I to No. 4 inclusive, Block No Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 5 to No 10 inclusive. Block No 5, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No.

4 to No. 17, inclusive, Block No. 6, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 1 to No. 20 inclusive.

Block No 7, Terhune's First Addition to Linlon; Lots No. 1 to No. 10 inclu- sivo, Block No. 8, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 1 to No.

10, inclusive. Block No. 9. Ter- hunt's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 1 to No.

20 inclusive. Block No. 10, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 1 to No 20 inclusive, Block No Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lots No. 1 to No.

10, inclusive. Block No 12, Terhune's First Addition to Linton; Lott No. 1 to No. 15 inclusive. Block No.

11, in Deed Record 111, page 386, in office of the Recorder of Greene County, Indiana. Subiect olso to the reservation of "the coal, stripping ond mining rights with of ingress and egress and tor drainage. Strip mining privileges ore not to exceed 500 feet west from the Northeast corner of Block 17, and 500 feet south of North line ot Blocks 14 and 17 in said addition with spill bank reserved In a Warranty Deed dated June 7, 1944 recorded in Deed Record 121, page 527, In the office ot the Recorder of Greene County, Indiana. Subject also to lhe reservation of "the coal stripping and mining with privilege of Ingress and and ditching for drainage, strip mining privileges are not to exceed 50 feef West of 5th Street In said addition," set forth In a Warranty Deed dated August 20. 1945, and recorded in Deed Record 125, page 71, In the office of Recorder of Greene County, Indiana.

And that the true and correct ot said Defendants except such as are named in the caption or title to said Complaint are unknown to the Plaintiff and upon diligent search ond inquiry cannot be ascertained; that said Defendants are either not residents ot tha State of Indiana or their legal are unknown to the Plaintiff and upon diligent search and inquiry cannot be ascertained And the above named Plaintiff having bv endorsement upon its Complaint and upon order of said Greene Circuit Court fixed the 21 dav of August, 1972. for each of said Defendants to appear herein; NOTICE IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN said Defendants and each of them, that unless they be and appear on said 21 day of August, 1972, to be holden at the Courthouse in Bloomfield or demur to said Complaint, the same in said County and Stale and answer or demur to said Complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. WITNESS mv name and tha seal of said Court, affixed at Bloomfield, Indiana this 28th day of June, 197? FORREST L. HOGUE, Clark Greene Circuit Court HUFF 4 HUFFMAN Attorneys At Law 5 North Main Street Linton, Indiana 47441 Phone: (812) 847-2235 Attorneys for Plaintiff 3T 11, 19 '72 EDITH ENDURING THROUGH THE AGES MOST FAMILIES COME TO I THROUGH PEOPLE THOUGHTFULLY ED. THE SINCERE GUIDWCE AND DEPENDAHILITY IN HELPING YOU SELECT AN APPROPRIATE ENDURING MONUMENT.

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