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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15
PWA Aid Sought
In Road Program

Columbus, o. (OLNS). - County
Commissioners; and engineers from
nearly every county in the state met
in Columbus last week at the invitation
of the Ohio Good Roads Federation
to- discuss possibilities of obtaining
grants from the Public Works Admin
istration for road and bridge building
projects. -
L. A. Boulay, assistant regional d.
rector for the PWA in Ohio address
ed the conference, explaining PWA
requirements for obtaining grants and
loans. A large part of the confer
ence was devoted to a question and
answer period.
1t was announced that 20 counties
have taken advantage of the PWA pro-
gram and have filed application for
grants ranging between $4,000 and
$15O,00 .'+'.'
Under the PWA, road and bridge
construction would be let by private
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15
Bdrbers Face Fines,
Foil To Register

Washington, d. C. (AFLWNS).--
Approximately 700 out Of around
$500 Washington BARRIERS failed to
register on time in accordance with
the terms of the Barber and Beauti-
clan Registration Act passed by the
last Congress, the Board of Barber
Examiners announced. Employed bar
bers who failed to register are sub
ject to a fine Of $25, but all BARRIERS
who neglected to register will be re-
quired to pay $5 fee for a practical
examination.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15
WILLIAMS BILLS


There's hats and shoes for the better
half
And dinner clothes, wife gets the
laugh
For there's nothing left after hubbys
through
But simply make the old frock do.
Do | get dress, we'll now hon!
I'm thinking of using little mon
On new fishing tackle, the best | pro-
cure,
The car needs tires, of that | am
A new winter coat Pll need my dear
But hubby jumps with sudden fear
And out he hikes and buys a hound
pup
Now amt he beaut, only seventy
five bucks.
SO she patches the seat of small Jack s
pants
A made over frock Jill wears to the
dance
And whatever is left after Williams
bills
She stretches far and wide with a
will.
A little here and little there
Somehow or other the bills are met
The butcher, the baker, and candlestick
maker
Say William Jones is some manager
you bet!
The Potter's Wife.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15
Req Testimonial To
Be Held Sept. IS

Cleveland, o. (OLNS).-Organized
Labor in Cleveland and Labor leaders
throughout the state will join with
Division 26S, Street Railway and Mo-
tor Coach Employees of America, in
honoring William M. Rea on the oc-
casion of his 26th anniversary as Sec
retary of Division 268 at testimonial
meeting to be held in Cleveland Public
Music Hall Friday evening; Septem-
ber 16 -.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15
SEES BUILDING BOOM

Washington, D. c. (ILNS).-An-
nouncing that President Roosevelt had
approved loan contracts for 80 pro-
jects in lS cities, Administrator Straus
of the United States Housing Au-
thority predicted the country is "on
the eve of one Of the biggest building
booms in its history"
The contracts total $4S,279,O0O, de-
fraying 80 per cent of the $53,662,O ,OOC
estimated cost of the new projects
Some lO,140 families comprising more
than 10000 slum dwellers will have
better places to live under the ap-
prevails, Straus said.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15
Production Increase
Reported In Akron

Akron, O.-John Bowland, former
employe of the U. S. Stoneware plant
here was killed while travelling from
Virginia to Rootstown, Ohio. Local
Union 159 wishes to express SYM
pathy to his parents and his brother,
Ray, member Of this local.
After working several years with
us, Mr.. Bowland resigned to join the
Navy. 1t was while on leave over the
holidays that he was killed.
We would like to see a real turnout
at our next meeting which will be held
Friday, September 16. President Gus
Ganselien returned to work Tuesday
after spending week in Michigan on
a fishing trip.
An increase in production can be re-
ported at both the U. S. Stoneware and
the NJ A. Knight firms.-O. C. 159.
contract, and the work would be done
by direct employment instead of TAX
ipr x,,o,,E fron, VIDA ,o1Ic
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15

Santa Maria, Calf, Carpenters Lo-
cal 2477 has adopted the five-day
week. Lathers Local 379 Of Santa
Barbara recently approved a fiveday,
30-hour week for members.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15

Women are divided into main class
es-those who don't believe every
thing their husbands tell them and
those who haven't any husbands.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15
Home Education
1.-THE Child's First School 10 the
Family"-Froebel

Issued by the National Kinder
garten Association, 8 West 10th
Street, New York City. These arti-
cles are appearing weekly in our
columns.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-15

Distrust and caution are the par
ents of security.
Evening star., 1938-04-28

HE Gunther Hostess is Home Economist
who has had years of expert experience. Every
week she will bring you interesting articles -.
the kind the busy housewife needs. and the
kind she canreallyu TheG Gunther Hostess knows
the homemaker's problems >. and, what is
more important, she knows what to do about
those problems! Her knowledge of menu plan
ming for health and pleasure is inexhaustible ..
she is in constant touch with the markets to find
"specials" for delicious meals and save your
pennies in the bargain! She will bring you quick,
workable recipes -. some that are simple and
some bit more elaborate. She'll give you house
hold hints decorative schemes, games for parties,
fun-making that is bright, that will delight
your friends. And, if you'll take our tip, you'll
delight your friends all the more byserving them
Gunthers Dry Berry Beer! It's never sweet or
heavy like the sweeter type beers, so you can
drink more Of it without spelling your appetite.
The Gunther Brewing Co., Inc, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1938-04-28

These two services by Guners Advertising department
made possible by the tremendous swing to cunters Dry Berry
Beer increase cuher bottle sales of IS to 65 per cent
in and cities throughout all the markets Gunher serves
Evening star., 1938-04-28
GuNTHER BRINGS TWO WONDERFUL
SERVICES TO BALTIMORE and DC.

Two hours of the nations finest dance
music for dances at home every
Saturday night!
The Gunther Hostess Every week.
brings you games for parties recipes
for better, more economical meals.
Evening star., 1938-04-28

Two hours Of the finest dance music, played
for you by the top orchestras in the land :.
the shortest two hours in radio! There are all
the favorite, most popular tunes of the day.
There is music that is smooth &. smooth as
tall glass of cool, refreshing Gunther's Beer -.
and music that is "Hot" .. Swing that really
rides "down the groove. Next Saturday night
roll back the carpets and invite your friends
over =. Make your party Gunther Swing
Party and join the thousands in the swing to
: Gunthers -. the driest, beeriest beer you can
6ndanywhere, ,atanyprice. Remember, Gunthers
is the only Especial dry lager" brewed
in this part of the country Serve
~ Gunther's at your Swing Party,
and show your friends how
delicious Gunther's true
q S$$\ "brewery" "favortastes,
>$$M they'll thank you!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
Aity. Harold D.. Rleds"e
9il Grailot ave.

~4ATE or MI HlGAN In re
lp r~lr' f,r me County OF
Watte IA han'ety.
N.FREp ROBINSON Plal''iff
~ EIIZABETH ROBINSON. Dc.
iendar
A. 2 session ~ said Court held
~ ne corr House in the cry o.
frror ~ said county, and S'ats
,r The ig day ~ July. is7S.
Present The Honorable Henry
g Niept ircuit Judge
on reading the affidavit cf Al
nea Robinson here'o attached and
made part hereof from which .
appfats m This Court that the de-
ferdani Elizabeih Robinson hss
moved heyond he Jurisdiction 81
ihis Court or is concealing herself
wfnin IFS jurisdiction 10 eysd'
service Of process upon her. and
that her hereshouts are unknown
therefore
on motion ~ Harold p. Blodsoe
atiornc, FOR me plaintiff.
TT Is ORDERED that The de-
fendani. Elizabeth Robinson ap-
pear IN This cause within three
months from the date hereof. or
her default will be taken:
THAT a copy 81 this order, togeih-
or with a copy ~ the affidavit up
on which u IL founded he served
on the defendant bv Registered
Mail. return receipt demanded 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
ATTY. ENABLES X. PERTAINS
-. y. Warren Ave.
M. 5~n.,g1

STATE or MlC HlGAN. In ~"
circuit Court for me County ~
WAYNE In Chancei,
OTTO ROGERS. Ploln'ff vs.
ELEANOR ROGERS. DefendAn..
A. session OF said 3 our hel a.
the Court House IN the ny ~ De-
iroh on no 2-ih dav ~ July \
b. 1855 Present Honorable IN
men n. 'allender Cirrui' Jude
In this cause II appearing nv ~
hdayif on he lha' The defendant
Eleanor Rogers cannon he served
i,s process issued ont ~ this Cotr'.
~ she IL not resident NJ no
state ~ Michigan. but resides "
me 'iiy 81 Jacksonville. County Of
Morgan and state ~ Illinois
on Motion OF Charles n Perkins
attorney for The plaintiff
IT is OR DEREp mat the de-
fendaHi. F.ieano's Rogers. appear
and answer the Bill OF Complaint
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
1T HAPPENED
RIGHT BEFORE
HIS own EYES
How Was $3.50 Spen,
In Two Days By A
Welfare Client

Would you withdraw $3.50 ,rou
a bank. spend u, and. two a..
later. apply for welfare aid,
Well that's just what John n.
oil. soa7 Mortified avenue a.
And because OF his liberal ,nart
ing in two days. and then ob.,,s
Ing 1872 from the welfare lotn /,
now doing 6o-day stretch IN -.
Detroit House ~ Correction.
Mrs. Mary Feeney. in,es
for the department Of welfare /.
testlfying against Rasol IN Jsdss
Christopher Stems conr, ro,,
Friday morning. disclosed ~.
withdrawal by the detcndan, q, r.
money from the Ford Secuss =,
sociation on April II. ON ,n,a
~ Rasol applied for weif a,a
As he Is not an American cl,i,s,
he is an East Indian ma-y.ad "a
colored woman he could ro, bs
PIT on the welfare rolls. Hawe,e,
no was given ss2 and oh =,
which he earned 500.
Attorney Charles A Roshor,rsa
counsel for Rasol admitted n.
charges. but produced s.enea 70
ceipt from disbarred raysl ~
&c prove that Mrs. Rasol hsd naia
s6t5 for medical 'reaimer he
treatment covering period a,
six years. The other marsv VA
spent 70 pay furniture ana r-ocs.
ry bills.
Judge stein arrived ~ no con.
clusion that some phensS 'nS had
been going on. 50 ne sentenced
Rasol 70 the Detroit House q, r,-.
rection for so days vi'hos ~ op.
ZION 81 fine
The charge against Ra.ol vas
defrauding tho department ~ vel
fare out Of $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06

Detroit. on the 9th day OF July. A
d. 1885 Present: Honorable sher-
man u. calender. Circuit Judge.
In This cause. II appearing by
AFFIDAVIT ON fle that the defendant.
Clarence Wilson. cannot be serv-
&c hy process issued out OF this
Court as he Is not a resident Of
The state ~ Michigan. but resides
in the ''iiy Of Springfield. Comfy
OF Clark and state Of Ohio.
on Motion OF Charles r. Perkins
siforney for the plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED, that the de-
PENDANT. clarence Wilson. appear
and answer the Bill Of Complain;
filed in ihls cause within three
months from the date OF this order.
or lha, said Bill will be taken a.
confessed and that this order be
published In The Detroit Tribune
and copy thereof served upon the
defendant by registered mail as re-
CURED ~ Law.
SHERMAN ID CALENDER
Circuit Judge
"A true copy,
vt.RNON l. KERwfN
DEBUT, clerk Sc 2 II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
Quinn Road News
By Sarah Ellen NH

The 'alyarv Rap'isr SUNDAY
school was opened AZ len o'clcca
les' sunday morning bv the super
iniendenf. Mrs Msrlett There was
an interesting discussion OF he
lesson ny those in attendance.
A. The II m worship the Rev.
MIR Story 81 Chapel Hill Bap'lst
church delivered very inspiring
sermon based on scripture taken
from the third chapter Of Jonah.
Deacon williams. OF the n.ioch
Baptist thnrch. Detroit. united as a
watch care member
The Macomb County SUNDAY
School union will hold is picnic
a. Belle Isle August 20. Tags are
being sold AT ten cents each for
and refreshments.
Everyone Ia welcome.
Friends are happy 10 learn an
Miss charline Lucas, former writer
Of this columh. IL conyslescine
from recent Illness.
"A coLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
v. l.. Nc. u my husband In love
With another woman or am Just
too Jealous!

100 jealous!
Ans: | am glad that you brought
your problem 10 me before YOU de-
cided 10 take drastic steps M i.
ne is in love with no one other than
your self. Overlook his occasional
late hours for the present. and try
10 make your home and yourself;
more attractive 10 him. You SSH
have an excellsnt chance for hap
Iincss
". q. j. II necessary that I re-.
turn 10 school 10 learn something
~ as ~ he able H. take care ~
myself!
Ans YES 1t will be several
years before YOU are married. aad
In the meantime one mus, NV,
Return 10 your school and sick
with II as long a. possible Re-
lardless ~ when YOU Will have
someone 70 care Tor you II ia
essential 10 your hes, interest 10
finish your education
h. l.. =. WonId II he wise ior
me 10 60 10 Los Angeles ia live.
Or what do yom suggest.
Ans: Don't GO. the enormous
influx Of transient people n q
California during The last fsw
wears has oyer-run the state With
unemployed people. Unless Won are
skilled craftsman cor woman)
!. would be hest 10 stay in yonr
own state or I, YOU feel thai Yea
must Nitrate. then 60 north.
VIM. ". have some property
In Washington. u. {. that i being
held In custody 81 The tonrts. rhe
income from this property belng
given my ex.wife n form Of ali.
mony. ! hear that she has now re-.
insed 10 accept this money. How
can recover the property or any
part al II!
Ans Your only means Of regain
lng all or any part Of the property
l. 10 petition the Court that is now
holding the property. IT, as you
say. your ex-wife has refused IL
aocept the income from said pro-
per'y. then won could possibly re-
gain full title and possession
II. A. Was IN the condition
that | thonght myself TO he In, II
NOT viii ! become that way.
Ans: Judging from your attitude
one would think that you would
welcome such condition You
were not in such state. and ms
advice 10 YOU is this -. he VERY
sure that you do not get in a pre-
dicament OF that kind
W. II. l.. Ny husband mis-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06

treats me awfulIy. u he In love
with his first wife or some other
woman!
Ans: Your husband Is as much
In love with you as Is possible for
him 70 love any woman That IS moi
100 much Nothing other than mis-
natural selhshness is The cause Of
hiy mistreaiing YOU. Put your
foot down on such conduct on hi,
part
n. n. =. VIM I ever sec rid.
die" again! N 40. when. Give me
his address.
Ans viii a,sNrr vnnr qlos
lions IN The order 10 which ynu
asked them ~ Tho s'hde " An
or Drama md Yes hut yom
should not want % ever see him
lic Is no, me person for YOU 10 as
so'iaie with ard You know the
answer ia This one already so /
VIII moi 60 into that But YOU
mleh' think about this and SEQ r.
you can think of way 10 correct
he fault
VIM. {. 4 dear relative has
ioked me about his supposedly re-
cent marriage. Sometimes affirm
Ing II. then ~ often denying II.
What i the true facts
Ans For some uuaccoun;ah'e
reason your relative delights in
kidding YOU on his particular SUBJ
jec'. lie IS not married and has
not given the mater serious
thought Never doubt that II Ne was
really married he would not con-
time in the role ~ a single man.
r.. q. VIII II. l.. ever get lnh
80 that We can live like real people.
Ans Il is ~ no use 20 YOU 10
wait Tor II L. 20 ect : j"h 70 i'm
prove yoar present condition Drrf
depend on anyone 70 better your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
w. ss9..Ma
sTATt OF MICHIGAN

to4rN ~ Wayne
AZ session n the Probate
C. f- sad County % WAYNE
a'la ~ ne Probate Court Room IN
'ae fry "a D4'iot' on The eiShreen-
= ae> ~ Arm In he year one
ats.snd nine hlndfed and thirty
. zn' Pfeson' Edward Command
Iadse &c froha'e
In ne Mater u Tho estate Of
f~t Beriman. A disappeared Per-
son
on reading and Ming me petit
Won % SCOTT Bergman PRAYING
'hei administration % said estate
~ efan'sd 70 himself or some 9th
81 .gr able person
J. il ordered That the thirty
first day n August next Al ten
oo.ocs the forenoon al said
ccurl Room he appointed for hear
INK said petition
And II is further Ordered That
copy ~ this order be published
once month for four successite
months previous 70 said time o.
hearing. in The Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed and circulating
in said County OF WAYNE and sent
BY registered mail 10 Isssc Hoover
Pearl Brooks and Melvin Beriman
within thirty days from he date
hereof
EDWARD COMMAND
Judge 81 Probate
"a true copyl
AiI.F.N r. EDISON
Deputs Probate Register
So 6-t 7-2 SIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
tTTY>- LEWIS A ROwLETTE
6"' .. Adams Ave.
No. s6O.69t
STATE 0k. Nf(HTC.\

tolr'y of wayne.
Al session 81 The Probate s'our,
.ei said Colnfv ~ WAYNE. held M
the Probate curt Room in the
'i'y o, Detroit on 'hs twenty-third
css ~ july in The year one thou
send nine hundred and thirty
eight Ptssen, Thomas &. Murphy.
J'.dee ~ Probate
In the Mater OF he Estate Of
Elnel simmons also known a.
t.'hel Hicks deceased
John Nelson simmons. sapccial
.aMinisrafor ~ said estate. hay
ir= rendered 10 this court his FIRST
and hnal administration account:
4 = ordered THAI the sixth day
- October next A. zen O'Clock in
he forenoon AZ said conrf Room
p. appointed FOR examining and
allowing said account
And + Is sur'hcr ordered Tha,
q rory ~ his order he published
fh'oe Successive weeks previous -
>sid 'ine % hearing in the TIL.
hume a ne~sp1psr printed and err
'li'a'ins ~ said comfy Of WAYNE.
THOMAS G. MURPHY
Judge Of rroba;e
e, 'sls 1opy,
ALFRED !. VINCENT
bep4iv Probate Register.
SIS ee-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES

her last known place OF sdd-sss
sss Napoleon street. Detroit. Mich'-
gan: and that copy OF the =
der he published IN the Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed and
published in the Coun'y Of wa,ue
according 10 Law
And all o, which foregcins i. 80
ordered
HENRY G. >icoL.
circuit lad-s
"a true coDy) 49,. -.
VERNON l.. kERWl>.
Depu', Clerk
- s-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
Legal Notices

filed IN this cause within three
months from the date OF this or(er.
or that said Bill will be taken rs
confessed and that this order be
published in the Detroit Tribane
and copy thereof served upon m.
d'fendsn, by registered mail a. re-
CURED by law.
SHERMAN n, CAl.LENDr.E
Circuit Judge
"A trne copyl
VERNON l.. kERwI>
Deputy clerk SIS ell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
has. ianphell.
9aSf Erskinc ~.
NJ. IaN-R3R
,TF ~ NlcfllGAN

-TsTE OF MICHIGAN
The cirtai- coar ior no c'in-
" m wsvre in nsnrsry
L,REN + NATTlsCN PlaiTN"
IS rff.fA MATTlSON pe'endsnt
0RDtR PUBLICATION
A, session ~ sad Court hct
f. no CIV ~ Detroit on ne 2lsf
iae NJ Jane 1864
Present The Hon. Allan amp.
sell Circui' iud-e
l. safisfscforliv appesfinz Nv
,raser m fle iha' defendar' 's
1oi resident n ne STATE n
Niehirsn BIT resides At SIS P'ne
sfree Warren ohio.
Il s ordered that she appear
lcrein within three months hereof
" ne bill ~ complaint filed here
mgy be taken as confessed and
rai this order be served and pub
ishcd according 10 law
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
Circuit Judge
a true copy)
VERNON l. kERwlN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
tity. I has. X. Perkins
-. D. adams
M. 1>O.:,gI

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit fon'i Tor the County ~
WAYNE. In chsn,ery.
MARGARET WILSON rlain'Bi
w. cLAREN'E WILSON. pcfsn-
danf
A. = session ~ said curt held
~ the Court House N The cry a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
q 81
FIN THE SHADOW
* ~ Abbc 'Ldi/QCe
7bbC wallace
bv.cesr hexrA, 81 o. ne AseR,cAM 9z1ee

NoTE:-Your question will FREE
ONLY when clipping Of this column
Your Fun Name Brhdate
Reply send twenty-five
dressed envelope
mail ADVICE Three Questions DO
POSTAGE STAMPS. Able Wallace Of
DETROIT TRIBUNE. :l4s Antoine. Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06

own circumstances eNcep' Nog~se'.
l. has often been said and he IN
saving has some mort 'rat me
Creator looks our for ~ se Who
look out for themselves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
cHt>. CAMPBELL Lawyer
ss>l Frskine
w. 3SO. 100

STATE or MICHIGAN. The ci--
eur our for Tho County OF wa-re
In hsncefv.
FRANK SHER WOOD Plaintiff.
IS EDITH WOOD Defend
ant
ORDER PUBLICATION
AZ .cssion 81 said Court held
~ The ri'y ~ Detroit on tho Ie'h
ny - laly les> Present Tie
Hon HeniyG Nieo' Circuit, Judge.
l. salsfac'orily appearing by -
fdayi' on fls that defendant Is not
= resldsn' ~ the STATE OF Michigs n
bur resides IN he village NJ
& HAnRoN. NEBRASKA
j. ordered that she spps ir
herein within three months from
ne da'e ~ this order or the bill
q complains fled herein may he
taken as confessed and that this
order 10 served and published ac-
cordirg n law
HENRY G. NIcOr.
Circuit Judge
- rus copvl
vERNON Z WIN
Deputy Clerk Sc ALI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06

ATTY. JOHN r. NORRIS
1850 Hastings ~
M s-S-9as

ATTY. JOHN h. NORRIS
1850 Hastings ~
NO. s.s.9ss
STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Nsyne IN Chancery.
JAMES HAYES. Plaintiff. vs.
FANNIE HAYES. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al a SESSION OF said Court hsli
n he Court House ia the City 81,
Detroit. IN said County and STATE
IN he sth dsy 81 lune. A. y 1888
Present, Honorable Vincent 81
Rrernan CiFcr.i Judge.
IN his cause 81 appearing 81 az
esayif on NE 'hst after t'iiSeni
.earcn ara inquiry & cannot -
sscsrta.aed IN Whs state ~ Coin
~ DE defeseao Fannie HAYES
resiees ard 'as her Jas, knoSn
adr-ess vas ss fzst fiercrk
Avenue Agsriuta 30 - netrer
N7yrs Co-ntv. y aigaa
on Nouoa q, ieR Marrs a.
ioraey fo- lA ss.r,'
IT, Is cnntEEu nst ssii 81
'rnf, Fsrnir Hfs .sss ner
apSssrfe n ~ s.'sttd 8. s
fsls- wifr at4- '-m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
GHAS. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
ss>l Er>klns ~.
NJ. s~O.0.s

STATE or MICHIGAN Tn. cif-
tgi' ogf' tor the County "
NsNae. III rhancers
LILA HOL DER Plaintiff vs,
MILAN HOLDER Defendsn,
"RbfR FERTILIZATION
A. ~/seSs'on o, said Court heif
~ NJ cts * Detroit on NJ St1
cay u ig'y lars Pfesen The Hon
Allan srphr. Circuit judge
J. satisfactorily appearing bA
sfndeyr en ne 'hsi defenda q.
not resident o. he STATE ~
Michigan eti fesiles st loe West
,-s'h s'seei Ne1 NSs CRY Now
York
u ofdeyed mat he ann,ar
Nefsir Nifh'n 'htes months n-reof
~ NJ hill ~ complaint hled hs.e-.
IL mas - 'sken as confessed ard
'f~' mis- .ofdsr be -er.~s ard sj''-
i-hed a. or'.ius to Az
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06

STATE or MICHIGAN

County ~ WAYNE.
~ session ~ the Probate Court
fnr said County o. WAYNE. held Al
nc Proha'e 'oar, Room In the
~ ~ Detroit on The twentieth
das @, lilv IN he Year one thor.
sand nine handred and ihirty-eigh,
Present Joseph 4. Murphy. judge
~ Probate
In The Matter ot The Estate o.
Eyelle Bush deceased.
on yesdias and filing The petl-
ton ~ lohn n jackson PRAYING
mar administration Of said estate
10 stsn'ed % hinsels or some 9TH
- suitable person
y Is ordered Thar tho eighth
oay ~ September. next AZ Ten
O'Clock in The forenoon at sail
Court Room 10 appointed for hear
INK said 'i'ion
And i "a further Ordered. TIA:
9 copy ~ this order he published
ihrNe successive weeks previous 10
said time Of hearing IN the Deiroii
Tribune a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County Of
WAYNE
Joseph A. MURPHY
fldre NJ prohato
"A true cops
A.lEN K EDISON
Deputy Probate REGISTER
90
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81. ta>t Adams Ave.

STAFF or NicHl6A> In ne
'tii nls .or me County ~
Nsrne II rhancery
JESSIE. GRAVES plainfiy IS.