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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

QUANTITIES OF dolls are
dressed and distributed each
wear and a fund is maintained
for sending children TO Summer
camps. This year 300 children
were treated 10 a vacation.
Now il is Red Cross work that
is absorbing their interest. Dur
ing the year ended in June.
1900 articles of handmade
childrenS and infants garments
were completed Material for
much of this work was donated
by the girls and all work was
done outside of office hours.
They are now busy on their
present quota.
Aside from their busy life as
workers and clubwomen, they
have a social life which neCessi-
tateS the selection Of just the
right clothes.
DOROTHY SCOTT of the eX-
port department was in the
market for a Fall and Winter
coat, and being a most enter
priSing young lady, wanted
something in advance OF the
actual season. Knowing that the
Style shows were opening IN
several spots, she stole march,
as it were. and selected one Of
the models which will be shown
at the style show at the Statler
Terrace Room tomorrow noon.
DOROTHY Is a honey blonde
and so she chose the most fasci-
mating shade of soft ,gray-blue
with London dyed squirrel collar
and cuffs. The material IS a 100
per cent virgin wool, lineu
throughout with rayon satin and
interlined for extra warmth.
The coat is darted TO be form
fitting. and the fullness-for-com-
fort in the skirt of the coat is
achieved with two impressed
plaitS which fall gracefully into
trim lines. The back has soft
inverted plaits TO ease any pos
sible strain if you drive a
car you know how important
that IS.
THE COSTUME is completed
with a tiny back-of -the-pompa-
dour hat in brown felt with
banding of dyed squirrel, brown
suede purse and gloves.
Next Tuesday we will tell you
about another club watch
for it . il may be yours
IF YOU would like 10 tell
readers of this newspaper what
your club is doing, please call
Joan Dean, Detroit Times,
Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
LNDOCCODE By France
! IONOO - Drake
n. and Find What

Look the Section Year Birthday Comes h. and Find What
Yopp Outlook Il, According to the Stars
For Wednesday, September II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
A Def Pen

But we must admit she Yields
a deft pen.
Her descriptions are captivat-
ing End set you TO smiling
quietly, though you are always
on the alert for you know that
lurking in the next paragraph
is something or some one TO give
you . start
or the story Will just end,
leaving you holding the bag, and
never finding out what happens
10 the character in whom you've
become intensely Interested.
There stood the house wait
ing Why should a house wait?
Most pretty scenes have some
thing passive about them. but
this looked like a trap baited
with beauty, set ready 10 spring
two Swiss Cowbells hung on
loops Of string by the door
she was a shabby amazon Of a
woman, with a sculptuTal clear
ness about the face
Picture Queenie
yIa-.
'Tn her middle-sge Queenie
was very pretty; her pointed
face had the colorlng OF an
impeFeeHfIbly FADING plnk-and-
white Sweetpea.
AT the foot Of this ecntcel
hill. al the river level, the old
village frowSted inside its ring
Of elm trees, moldy and snug,
It's Ichened barn roofs were yell
low, and from the church spire
the wCathereoCk now and then
shot out one sharp gold ray,
from the tower there came up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
How 10 Write a Book

WE HAVE to laugh at all the
rules and schools, telling how 10
write book, when right here in
Detroit We have a man who
wrote one without knowing il.
He is William j. Cameron OF the
Ford Motor Company.
1t seems Mr.. Cameron was
asked 10 tell a group Of school
children about the 10 command
ments which he did by applying
them TO things that happen in
our every day lives with
questions and answers by the
children themselves.
1t was in the beautiful
Martha Mary Chapel in Green
field Village that Mr.. Cameron
gave his talks and now they
are in a volume entitled, you
and The Ten Commandments
published by Bobbs- Merrill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

climbing the hill on Sundays,
ponderous chimes.
And that's All
81 clot of thin smoke hung
melting in watery river light
over the roofs OF the village"
You can see, it's enhancing.
And the things you learn about
her characters are some
times quite disgraceful you
feel you've been eavesdropping.
or opening their mail.
And then. as we said before,
suddenly the story ends and =.
pouff =. there you are =. with
just a book in your hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Star Follows
Strenuous
Program
BY IDA JEAN KAN

YOU'D LIKE TO be better
looking. wouldn't you? or
course, you would. But perhaps
you lack what it takes gump-
ton. And the first time YOU
see a picture Of Rosemary Lanes
new figure you'll say. "Oh, well.
All she had 10 do was call a
masSeuSe
You couldn't be more wrong.
Rosemary is a worker and in
two short months she has
exercised 50 conScientiously that
the results surprise even me.
And now her figure, which
was nice enough before. is the
best that l have glmpsed in
either Hollywood or New York.
Here are her measurements
and don't you wish you could
match them bust, 36i2 inches:
waist, p inches; hips, 81 inches.
Sensible Diet
What did she find hard about
her program? Its the getting
started and. after that. the day
to-day routine which is the
only way anyone can hope 10
get results Rosemary is a
Sucklcr. however. for keeping at
what she starts.
Along with the quite strenu-
Gus program of exercise she fol-
lowed a sensible diet which
brought her weight down from
122 pounds 10 a compact 1l5--
all nice muscle and curves Her
weight is perfect for her height
Of 5 feet 3 inches.
She weighs a trifle more than
the average star and has a much
better figure. And she is in
such superb condition that even
the overwork that goes with
opening a new Broadway show
has not worn her down. Not in
the least
Stretching Bar
But an exercise program that
will do such wonders for re-
making figure is what in
terests us here. In the two
months in which Rosemary con-
centrated on her health and
figure, she followed an elaborate
two-hour, daily exercise and re-
taxation. This has been cut
down TO a Commute daily stint
and she thinks that amount can
be counted on for making over.
Some of her favoriteS are per-
formed with the aid Of a stretch
ing bar which can be secured
10 a doorway. For one especially
effective in slimming abe waist,
the bar should be overhead
within reach when standing on
tiptoes, barefoot. With both
hands on the bar, palms turned
forward. lift yourself free of
the floor, hold legs together,
and twist strongly at the waist.
flatten Stomach
To flatten the stomach, Rose
mary declared you can't beat
this: Lie on the back on the
floor, legs straight down, arms
down at sides. Without using
the arms, raise trunk and legs
Oft floor simultaneously. keep
ing both as straight as possible.
o. Any stretching bar exercises
tend TO improve the bust, but
there are others which can be
performed on the floor. Try
these two: First, lie on back.
legs down, arms straight out at
sides shoulder-level. Clench fists
and. keeping arms straight,
bring them together directly
overhead. Return 10 floor and
relax. Another is to start from
same position on floor but with
hands down at sides. clench
fists, tense arm muscles, and
stretch arms up on floor over
head. Return to position, relax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

MOST OF us will agree, we
believe, that for genuine, nerve
wracking confusion. the annual
first October moving takes
the cake. While there is bound
10 be some annoyance in find
ing new place for things, the
whole undertaking really could
be made quite a gala affair.
Anticipation of new interiors
and a setting definitely fiatter-
ing to her type Will thrill the
soul of any woman.
Suit Your Type
ColorS mean so much IN the
modern home but clever women
will have a background 10 suit
their own type. For instance.
the brunei viii not surround
herself with too many daring
shades.
She is a dominant note in
herself and will not let other
more vivid colors detract from
herself. Pastels and white are
what she needs 10 accent her
own vividness.
Blondes seem to belong in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Club Members
Are Social
Workers
BY JOAN DEAN

THIS is the second in a series
Of articles about the clubwomen
OF the Detroit area This dc.
partment knows that aside from
being a factor for progressive
ness and doing a great deal OF
good in the community, these
women are, as a group, the
smartest and most fashion-con-
scious you'll find anywhere.
Today we extend our greet
ings 10 the Chrysler Girls Club,
an organization of some 5000
employees of the Chrysler C0rpo-
ration. under the able leadership
of their president, Miss Jane
Collins.
The club got under way in
1929 for the purpose Of insuring
a happy Christmas 10 children
who might otherwise not have
had one. This and similar &C
tivities were carried on during
the depression years and are
still a large part of their actlvl-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Consider Comfort

Changing the interiors should
be planned with a sense Of COM
fort as well as beauty. IT might
be a good time TO check up on
the treasured antiques, too.
So many of these so-called
treasures have no place in the
modern home and should be
'classed with the red plush fam
lily album.
They may look we'll in coun-
try places or very large, impor-
tant rooms. provided they har-
monte with the architecture
and are really comfortable, but
don't let sentiment for some
deliberately carved, authentic
monstrosity spoil any pretty,
modern room.
Blues are pretty but should
never be used in the north or
sunless side of the house, neither
should all blue he used without
the relief of yellow or another
color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Avoid These

We have about recovered
from the epidemic of low seats
you know the kind where YOU
sank so far down your knees
shut off your view?) Avoid
sharp edges and cluttering of
little pieces such as too many
magazine racks, tippy tables and
spindle-legged little chairs. Fur
niture can be beautiful and dur
able, too.
A dusty pink. powder blue or
any light carpet will need no
more care than the darker
tones. Brilliant carpets in grass
green, crimson or yellow will
also give the room a modern
look. If backgrounds are dark
let the furnishings be light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times,
1875 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last SIX
months Of l94i.
] Was Born.
Month .....,...... Day ....
Send i5e and Self-Addreiied
STAMPED EHteioh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

Hollywood's loss and Broad
ways gain is ROSEMARY
LANE, shown here demon
strating an exercise TO slim
the midriff. It's done on a bar
secured in the doorway.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

STATE OR MICHIGAN. IN THE CIR,
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
MAcoMB. IN CHANCERY
No. l2,l3o
IN THE MATTER OF:
PETITION OF MAUDE SHAW. R0-
BERT +. TAPERT. HOWARD G. MAR
HAAss, CHARLES r HAASs, MAUDE
HAASs MOREIN0, JAMES J. TRUDEIL
and HATTIE =. 0OHxNYLO
FOR APPOINTMENT OF HARRY AL
LEN q Successor Trustee and 70 Exc =,
Trust. dated january II, 1915, and Sup
elemental Declaration Of Trust dated
May Il. 1917. Made by WALTER =.
oHDEa re Snow CAUSE
Al . session Of said Court held in the
Mt. Clemens. Michigan. on the 18th day
of June. A. D. lo4l.
PRESENT: THE HONORABLE NEIL
Z. REID. CIRCUIT JUDGE.
On reading and filing the verified
petition Of the petitioners in this cause
for the appointmsnt Of Harry Allen g
unexecuted portions Of the Trust created
by Declaration Of Trust, dated January
II. 1915. and Supplemental Declaration
of Trust. dated May n. 1917. made By
Walter r. Haas, with all the rights.
powers. privileges and duties reserved
by and granted conaerr red: g. .. impos:c
and upon the entry q IN Order BY
this Court appointing Harry Allen ~
temporary Successor Trustee for the
purpose Of executing Q certain warranty
deed rs In said order described; and
upon reading and filing the acceptance
said temporary Successor Trustee; and
the Court being fully advised In the
On motion of Rac,. Haas, Allen and
Brewer. attorneys <or petitioners.
IT IS ORDEREV thst Marjorie Ull-
rich. Francis q. Ulirich, Christine Ull-
rich Holland. ~ H. Ullrich. Justine
Ullrich. Caps, George II. Myers, Julius
c. Clippert. Edith w. Breed. Lillian Z
Malonsy. Michael J. Maloney. Jr.. Ro-
bert A. Haass. Lillian A. Haas. Margaret
1. Hsass. Mary Jane Maloney. Harry
Msyhew. Hermine = clipper: Harry
of the Estate Of Walter r. Haas, De-
ceased. Else Haas Moon. Emma NJ.
Trout. Harvey 3. Durand, william
Spitzley. U. Grant Race and Constance
Haas McA1ath show cause before this
Court on the 18th day Of July. A. D.
~ soon thereafter - counsel may be
heard. why the order prayed for In the
petitisn filed with this Court in this
cause should not be granted and entered.
1T IS FURrHER ORDEHE0 that q
hearing on the matters and things al
legged In said petition Be had before
this Court at the time aforementioned.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that petit
TONERS cause . true copy Of this order.
together with . copy Of the petition
filed with this Court IN this cause. to
be mailed by registered mail, return
receipt requested, 1t least fifteen ll5)
days before the llth day Of July, A.
D. lsAl, to ssch Of the persons and
parties hersinbefore In this ordered
named It their addresses a.. set forth
In Paragraph 10 Of the petition filed
with this Court in this cause, and
that petitioners cause . true copy Of
this order to be published once In each
week for two weeks c0nsecutive1y in
The Daily Monitor, q hewspaper printed
and circulating In Macomb County.
NEIL 4. REID
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
FLORA Z. POSNER
Deputy Clerk.
June -. July s.-MON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

the Probets Once IN the City Of Nj
Clemens n said County, on the isth
day Of June A. q. le4i.
Present Hon. Joseph v. Trombty.
Judge of Probate.
In ths Matter q wtilem van Mechelsn.
Minor.
Carl AsIbsrtsbsrs and Marchis AL
bertsbera. his wife. having filed m said
Court . Dselasetion of Adoption, praying
that an order be made by said Court
finding that Marchis van Mechelen AL
bertsberg b the sole parent having legal
Authority 70 make and execute said
consent 10 adoption. for the reason that
said parents have besn divorced and that
Anthonie van Aechelen who 10 legally
liable for the support Of said child. has
not contributed TO the maintenance Of
said child for . period Of two years
last preceding the date OF films said
Declaration: and prsyins that IN order
be made By said Court that said Carl
Aaibertsber9 and Marchie Aaibertsbsre
do stand n the place Of parents TO said
child. and that the name of said child
be changed TO william AalbertsberR.
II is Ordered. That the 9Th dsy Of
August A. D. ls<i. Ut nine O'Clock In
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Ch..sery Nstiss-Juiy -, isli

STATE or MICHIGAN, In the Circuit
Court for the County Of Macomb.
IN CHANCERY
Alphonse D. LeFsvre and Ethel L.
Fevrs. his wife. Plaintiffs. W..
fendsnts.
NOTICE OF SALE
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Macomb. In
Chancery. made and entered on the sth
day Ut May. A. D.. 1s4l. In the above
entitled cause. !, the subscriber. . Circuit
Macomb. shall seH 1t public auction to
the higtest bidder at the westerly and
Gratiot Avenue entrance Of the Macomb
County Building In the City Of Mt. Glenn
ems in the said County Of Mscomb. on
the 3eth day Of July. A. D.. 1871. at ten
those certain lands and premises situate
and bstns In the Township Of Warren.
County OF Macomb and State of Michi-
gan, described ~ follows. to-wit
A parcel Of land located In and being
. part Of the west VI Of the southwest V
of Section IS, Town North. Range n
East. ana . repist Of Lot "a Of Nelson
Township. NSeomb County. Mich. and
being more Particularly described ~ fol-
lows: Commencing at . point %lS.l n
North deg. - min. east Of the south
west corner Of said Section Is. and
thence extending North 0 deg. - min.
east 66.6 H.; thence east 260 IT,: thence
south 0 deg. - min. west 66.5 IT,: thence
west $50 II. to the place Of beginning.
Otherwise known a. Parcel numbered
Ninety five 's5, Van Dyke Gardens. IN
unrecorded plat.
Dated: June II. 1871.
MALCOLM z. TRoMBLEY
June II. II, 20. July 5-MONIrOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

Aususl Pviugnits Eststs-yuly 3. 1911
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County Of Mscomb.
At . session Of said Court. held at the
Probate Office, In the City Of MI. Glenn
ems. in said County, on the md day of
July A. p. lo4l.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of August
PrtnRnitx, Deceosod. No. 31.l6o.
Albertina Prinsnitx having filed In said
Court her final sdministree1on account.
and . petition praying ~ the allowance
thereof and for the assi6nmsnt snd dis
tribution of the yesi66e Of said estate,
Il 10 Ordered, 1Natehe 18th day Of July
A. d. ioli, at niA( o'clock In the fore
noon, At said probate office Be and Is
hereby appointed for examining and al
lowing said account and hearing said pc
tition:
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof b given by publication of
Q copy Of this order. for three successive
weeks previous to said day OF hearing.
In the Daily Monitor. . newspaper print
ed and circulated In said County.
JOSEPH v. TROMBLY.
Judge Of Probate
A true copy.
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate.
July S-l2-1S-MONITOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

ysnss Q. 1ssvsst Essass- casiss-Ss'y
srA1R on AncHI0AN-Ths Pssssts
Court for the County q Aacomk
AZ . session q ~ CsuFt, hsld 1t the
Probats oefiee IN the City ef Nj Clam
ems in ssid County. a he md day Of
Present, lsnosab,s yossph v. Thom-
bly,. Judge Of Probate.
In the Natter q ths ssssts Of James g
Provost, Deceased.
Il appasrina y ths Court that the tim:
for pcooenta8lo0 of the claims AGAINST
said oststo should - limitsd and that .
tine ana panco - appelntoA - receive.
sxamino ana Adtust III claims and de-
mands against said deceosed BY and b.
tore anld Covrt:
Il 4 ordered. That crsditers Of paid
deceased are required 70 present <mslr
Claims 70 soiA Court st safA fohets
Office On o. >be1oce the ~ ~ Of o.
tobsf, loll. u nine O'clock the tore
noon, said time md Nlace ing hsreey
appointed for he exaQ1y93nn and Cd
tustment Of On elaiusn ana demands
against said deceased.
II 10 Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof b Given BY publication OF
for three weeks eonsecvtivsly. previous
TO said day Of hearing. IN the Daily
Monitor, . newspapsr printed and cir
culated In said County.
JOSEPH v. TROMBLY.
Judge Of Probate
ELEANORE wALENT0wICZ,
Deputy Register Of Probste.
July 6-l3-lo-0ONITOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Legal Notices

AssAssy sshiappssssss Estsss--ssiy 4
1881 a. rlis
Court for the County Of Naomi. "a.
Al . session Of said Court, held st Tie
Probate Office In the City u NJ. Clomr
ems. IN said County. on The and day =
July a. y. 1oll. -
Present. Hon. Joseph v. rrombly.
Judge Of Probate. ~ ~
.. Il y: Natter e Of An'h'a'
Bertha schisppacsssI having Nlsd IN
said Court petition praying thet W.
administration ol satd estste b ofont03
to said psttttouer. Bsrths SchisppoeaGss,
or 10 some other suitable poSSon.
Il 10 0rdor0l. Thet ~ IN ~ - Su1y
A. d. loll. q nine e'eloek u the bprenouA,
n ssi1 iroAsAe offics. u ana = hersog
appointed Cor heeung satd petitiou: )
II - Further 0r6esed. INST pubsje
notice thereof b s3vun ~ puh,icetasa -
. copy u TIN order. 9nes eseA wseh ~
three succsastvs weeks prsvteaD - so1d
day Of hssrins. n ~ DAILY 11saitss.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

NOIuCB VI oV8EOA0B OAAA8
WHE1EAS Frank T. Morgan and Anna
p. Moran. his wife. made an1 GDocsyte1
Q certain fnortoaos bearing dsta The I'M
day Of September b tise year - eur
Lord one thousand nine hundro1 and
forty. 70 the First Natipaal 1ank In
Mount Clemens. Michigan. Danking
corporotton Of NJ. ClenDens. AeichtGan.
which said mOrteage was recDrdo9 IN The
offics q the Register 0f Deeds log ~
County of Nacomb on ~ 2oth day e
Ssptembss, A. D. 1870 q Libor - -
NeEtHQ.. On PAS 3ssI end
dne sn said mestsaos = Ne sum q -Four.
teen Hupdrsd Porty-Qi4 ana = /leo Dol
lars tolteo06,. being V0smeeen aue1red
slxty-fou ana u /ioo Dollars selAo4.oll
principal: Fovty-six and iA/ieo DoIln.
(o1aiIb interest," 10 Nay - lDll; md
Thirty-flve Donars teDyooI etooeney 80,
pruvi0o6 ~ sna sslpuloted - - pet6
b tho ooeme % said moetoaos - ~
event u 1Ugoe)oUlGro: and
WHE8A0 delusalt hD b0ou msde' n
tire paymas % Ne money secured ~
sAtd mossoaos. Whsftoy the Dgwss 81 saIo
sssss.ns4 s.ss!n ~ ssssSss S,ssssys.
ny oSvW - - vtssse g - -
st.tsts . .aIEh cs.s rs.ds snd gssvse.d.
satd 1ea0nos IN - Ssree1ess1 - the
so1e - ~ ~ moss9no.d pesmsooe .
public oaaet1oa g ven6ue - the hioDose
bt91ee o TIE cr1ttot Avenue eatsones
20 t1ss- l1acumb CountS DuiDdtno - the
Ctsy q 19eunt c3eDeuA ogsee0e csansys
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

the forenoon. q saA1 pssooee o.. -
and - hereby spVs1aesd ~ hens1no ~
petition:
~. ,sI rs.:A; = o. 49, - 80: =:
Q COPY u this egd1. ~ tksee ouoog1love
weeks previous 70 ~ ~ q haeg11e
IN the Daily Nouteog . 0oWGpooB UUoDeo0
and circulated IN ed County.
JO0I1U ". T1OoluLH.
"A true copy Judge g psooots
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate.
June "a. ., July SLaaoauron
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

I'm chsss,sr and MARI Chester. D.
No. ll13s 2.
NOTICE or SALE
= In pursuance Of . decree Of the Circuit
Court q ths County ~ Aacomb. D
ChancsSy. mnde and entere6 On the -
day q Nay, a. D.. ioll, IN The above
entitled cause. I. the subscriber, Q Circuit
Court Commiasionav Of the County -
Maeomb. shan eeal q public auction g
the highs0t hlAAes q ths westerly aa1
Crstiot Avenus sntranes Of the Aacomb
County Duilling h the City q M. Glenn
ems n tha sald County Of Macomb. On
the Sosh day q July. A. D.. ieSl. ct tsn
o'clock IN he forenoon Of that day. al
those osrtain lands and premises situate
and being In the Township Of Warren.
County g Nscomb and state Of Aichi-
gan. described % follows. to-wtt:
a parcel Of land located In and being
Of scesicn 70. Town North. Mango i
F.sf. - = rsplat Of Lot III Of Nelson
Bro. Van DYKE Gardens SUBJ. Warren
Townstip. laacomh County. Mich. and
being more particularly described rs fol-
lows: Commeneing At . point sSl.io r.
north D De-. - min. east Of the south
west eoru0f q aid Section Is, and thence
extending nogth deg. - min. east o6S
n; thanco Oo0e - a.: thence south o
der. - min. west oo.S II: thence west go
n. 70 the place Of beginning. Otherwise
known q parcel numbered ninety three
tSS) Van Dyke Gardens. IN unrecoedsd
plat.
Dated. June IL, ls4l.
June II. II. =. July S-MoNITOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

cAaasssy NsHse-yuiy -. lsll
STATE or MICHIGAN, IN DE Circuit
Court Cor the County Of Mscemb.
IN CHAMCERY
Alphonse d. LeFevre and Ethel La
fevre. his wife. Plaintiffs. W.
Ben Chester. Mark Chessler, and Cecil
A. 9afnoff. nofendant1
NOTICE OF sAIs
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