Brown County Democrat from Nashville, Indiana • Page 6

BROWN COUNTY DEMOCRAT, NASHVILLE, INDIANA Thursday. January 30, 1958 Page6 Talented High School students to receive aid from I. U. The court further finds that the plff. is entitled to the restoration of her former Mable G.

Freeman. Costs taxed Deft. Costa paid. 4097 Promissory Note and Replevin. Robert L.

Hickman vs. Louis Skinner; J. Wesley Powell; Carmen Powell; Jack Harden; Thur-man Harden and Avis Harden. Jan. 18 Plff.

appears, and by counsel and moves to dismiss as to Carmen Powell. Motion granted and cause dismissed as to said deft. Plff. moves to dismiss Par. 2.

Mo-' tion granted, same dismissed. All remaining defts. are defaulted. Evidence heard. Finding for plff.

and that he is entitled to judgment of and from all defts. herein, and each of them, except Carmen Powell, upon the note sued upon in the sum of $1,200.19 of which $225 in atty. fees. Judgment on findings, costs taxed to said defts. Without relief from valuation or appraisements on land.

Dial LO 8-4751 FOK ALL YOUR ULLD0ZING 9 NEEDS ROADS LAKES CLEARING BASEMENTS DAMS CREEKS CLEANED CASH FOR YOUR TRASH! Ever wished you could clear all that clutter out of your house? Well, you can and make it pay, too. Use a Democrat Want Ad, to sell unused articles?" STONE SAND GRAVEL FOR FLEETWOOD BROS. Dealers in Native Building Materials Wood Coal TRUCK LETTERING SILK SCREEN SPECIAL DISPLAYS CALL Brown County High Schools have received from Indiana University-arid offer of aid in locating their talented students. The University through its Junior (Freshman Division, county high school principals have been advised, has set up a state-wide program, optional with the high schools. The Division without cost to the school or student will aid the school in identifying taiented students and provide specialized testing and counseling of such students so that they may develop their full potential.

Designated by the University as the "Location of Talented Students (LOTS)" program, it offers high schools more specialized student testing than many high schools can provide, services of counselors with much experience in working with talented students, relief for high school staffs of counseling time which can be devoted 'to other students, and help to high schools in demonstrating to parents school interest in talented students and their welfare. Talented students will be determined by recognized Generally they are those with an IQ of 120 or more, and having more than average tilent, as evaluated by teachers, for work niscience, music, art; creative writing, or other special jfields. Evening classes will begin at Indiana University Sixteen evening classes- selected from the areas of business, English, fine arts, recreation, home economics and music will be offered for credit the second semester by Indiana University's Division of University Extension on the Bloomington campus. Secretarial courses available include a familiarization course in the use of business machines; beginning intermediate and advanced "typing; and beginning and intermediate shorthand. A special course in spoken English is planned for foreigners in the' community who are not enrolled in the University as candidates for a degree.

Also scheduled are classes in pottery, driver training, beginning and intermediate swimming for women, clothing (selection, alteration and fitting), and auditoriuum music series. The two-hour music course is designed to improve listening traits. Registration is planned for 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3.

in Room 100, Business and Economics building. Classwork also begins that week, according -to Charles Harrell, University registrar. Prompt Service Route No. 1 Free Estimates Nashville, Ind. "Happy" Christman LY.

7-4X94 COURT NEWS PROBATE COURT No. 737 Perry Helms, dec. Jan. 18. Philip Sipe petition for Letters of Administration upon' the estate of Perry Helms dec.

Florence Bradley is appointed admx. filing oath and bond in theL sum of $2,000. Jan. 20 Florence T. Bradley files oath and bond in the sum of $2,000.

Notice of administration given to Brown County Democrat returnable February 7. 1958. No 738 Chall S. Oliver For Inheritance only. Jan.

20 Inheritance Tax schedule files. Same referred to Inheritance Tax appraiser. Jan. 20 Inheritance appraiser files report. No.

736 Demaree Barnes. Jan. 18 Hazel Barnes files affidavit for transfer of assets without administration. Same examined and approved and property ordered transferred to the petitioner without administration. CRIMINAL No.

3023 State of Indiana vs. Noel David Williamson. Killing Wild Deer 2nd offense. Jan. 18 Deft, files motion to squash.

Same set for hearing February 1. 1958. Bond fixed in the sum of $250.00. No. 3022 State of Indiana vs.

Clifford Lucas. Killing Wild Deer 2nd. offense. Jan. 18 Deft, files motion to squash.

Same set for hearing February 1. 1958. Bond fixed in the sum of $250.00. No. 3025 State of Indiana vs.

Marvin E. Corbitt, Donald E. Shultz and Ronnie A. Welch. Possession of Deer.

Jan. 6 Affidavit filed. Warrant issued directed to the Sheriff of Brown County. an. 15 Richard Speelman enters his appearance on behalf of all defts.

Jan. 18-Deft, files motion to squash. Same set for hearing February 1, 1958. Bond fixed in the sum of $250.00. CIRCUIT COURT No.

2077 State of Indiana vs. Walter Godby, Jr. Revocation of Suspended Sentence. Dec. 12 Pros.

Atty. files petition for revocation of suspended sentence. Jan. 18 The Cleik is ordered to issue a bench warrant to the sheriff of Brown County for the arrest of the deft, and to have him brought into court forthwith to show cause of any he have why suspension of his sentence should not be revoked. Jan.

20 Clerk now issues bench warrant to sheriff of Brown county- No.i087 Dri-Gas, a division of Warren Petroleum a Delaware vs. Meryl Pruett. Jan. 18 The Clerk is ordered to issue an alias summons for the deft, to the Sheriff of Browi County, returnable February 17. 1958 upon the request of the plff.

Jan. 20 The Clerk issues alias summons to Sheriff of Brown County. No. 396 Mechanics Lien and breach of Contract. Surburban Federal Savings and Loan Assn.

vs. Charles R. Hiatt. Nettie Hiatt. Harold Haynes, Ruby Haynes, also known as the Stockton Helen Poland, Joe Gatlin.

Jan. 18 Parties appear by counsel Deft. Joe Gatlin files answer and crass-complaint. Cause submitted for trial. Evidence heard.

Finding for plff. and the defts. Hiatt and Hiatt and Haynes and Haynes, also known as Hayden and Hayden are indebted to the plff. in the sum of $8,673.07 of which $350 is atty. fees upon the not mortgage sued upon herein.

The court further finds that the mortgage of the plff. is a first and prior lien upon said real estate and that plff; is entitled to the foreclosure of said mortgage. The court further finds that upon sale as hereafter ordered the proceeds of said sale over and a-bove the amount due the plffs. if any, should be applied to the payment of the following In the following order after the payment of all legal costs attending said sale. (1) The Stockton Co.

in the sum of 65 of which $25 is atty. fees. Next, to Helen Poland the sum of $2,872.75 of which $250 is atty. fees. and next to Joe Gatlin for mechanics lien in the sum of $2,085 of which $175.00 is atty.

fees. Judgment the finding's, per signed decree and property ordered sold as by law provided and the costs herein for such sale shall be paid out of the first proceeds in the hands of. the Sheriff. 4076 DIVORCE Charles Johnson vs. Mary Rodriguez Johnson.

Jan. 18 Plff. appears Deft, defaulted. Pros. Atty.

appears. heard Finding for plff. upon his complaint That he is entitled to an absolute dSfrprce. Costs taxed to plff. 3S04 Affidavit for Contempt Citation.

Betty Hawkins vs. Joseph Marion Hawkins. Jan. 18 Plff. files affidavit for contempt citation.

Same set for hearing and deft, ordered to appear on Feb. 1. 1958 at a. m. 4077 Divorce Mable G.

Coffey vs. James Coffey. Jan. 18 Plff. appears, tieft.

defaulted. Evidence heard, for Plff. up6n her camplaind that she is -entitled to an absolute divorce from the Deft. The property rights of the parties are fixed and determined" in accordance with their written prcperfy settlement agreement which is marked "Plffs. Exhibt offered and admitted into evidence and ordered made a paYt of the decree herein.

WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT THE COMPLETELY NEW mmi fa as Martinsville Auto Co. HOME OF BUICK SINCE 1907 MARTINSVILLE, IND. im Real state Please mention the Democrat when patronizing our advertisers. NOTICE fo TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL. APPKOP1ATIOXS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Washington Township, Brown County.

Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said Municipality tit their regular place at o'clock on the 4th day of February, 1958, will consider the following, additional appropriations, which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. For office supplies and official records, for office of Justice of Peace, which is estimated to cost an additional sum of $100.00. Taxpayers appearing at such meetings shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropiation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners which board Will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditors office of Brown County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations 'may be heard, and interested taxpayers may inquire of the Cunty Auditor when and where such hearing'- will held.

Glenn Roberts. Trustee Washington Township. Jan 23 t2c Want Exactly thirty-eight sellers received cash in full for their real estate through this office in 1957, others on desirable contracts. We have buyers NOW for two and three-bedroom modern homes, cabins, farms and. building sites.

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