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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
TREASURERS TIED
 IN CHASE LEAGUE
JOHN H. GILBERT

With the regulars back in action aftR a weeks vacation, Captain John H. Gilbert has his Treasurer's perched on the top of the heap. This was accomplished with some expert aid by Jockey" Fitzgerald, whose continual chatter from the Bench had the opposition continually of balance. The only fly in the good Coi0nel's ointment is the fact he has to share the top with the Sup plies.
 The Accounting. by winning one point from the Production managed to hold on to third place. E. Grahn did his best to keep his team in the win column but after rolling two games over 100, and not getting any cooperation decided to save his energy for more important things, possibly for the Supplies this week.
 Flash" Denehy and Dusty Leaguer' Bryan were the big guns in the Productions three point win as they had their left hook and cross alley ball working perfectly.
 Ken Johnson, member of the old Cafeteria League and the Cham pionShip Advertising team of few years ago, came back to the scene of his former triumphs but found out that you can't hold of old age forever. Ken couldn't quite decide whether he should throw the ball down the gutter or on the alley.
 There will be Public Auction to be held on the alleys this evening before the start of the matches to dispose of pair of size 18 1-2 bowl ir< shoes that the Board of Direc- tors of the Traffic Department team have decided. after careful deliber- ation, constitute a menace to the welfare of the best interests of their team.
 The aforesaid shoes were pur- chased by their star rookie, Frankie Green who had only the best in- terest oG his team at heart. Realiz- HE CIldL TWO O1 LIlelr pest DOWlerS were to be absent, Francis deciding to shoulder the responsibility, con- tacted the Kaiser Shipbuilding Corporation, and ordered two gon- dolas to be shipped to him in a hurry.
 setting saii down the alley, Fran els, who had three good weeks pre- yioIls. suddenly discovered that something was rotten in Denmark and that Bowling shoes don't make a good bowler.
 Last weeks big five were Denehy 360. Nolan 352, Bryan 334, Schuster 332, and Kushlis 331.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., October IS. - (UP) = Dartmouth's speedy back field appeared to be clicking on the offense against Harvard plays in anticipation of the 18th renewal of their Ivy League football rivalry. Led by halfback Ray Wolfe the varsity swamped a "B" team dur ing a 3O-minute scrimmage. Cap tain Bud Kast was on the second squad but was expected to start Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

Three Gated Class-Under IS years Trick Riding-Jack Larkin. Obstacle Race Bucking Stee- Open Jumpers Children's Class-Horesmanship- Broom Polo Rodeo Queen-(To Be chosen by
 applause)- Three Gated Class-Adults- Western Class-Turning- Horsemansfip-Boys and Girls Bronco Riding Musical Ride Jumpers Best All Around Stock Horses Boot Race Bucking Steer Roping Class-Mounted- Grand Finale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
HOLY CROSS

Worcester Mass, October IS. = (UP) - Holy Cross suffered new foatball setback today with the loss of Wingback Johnny Bezemes from the game with Syracuse Saturday. Bezemes has failed to recover from a head injury sustained two weeks ago against Duquesne. Danny Weitekamp was expected to team with Johnny Grigas in the backheld spot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

Expecting to have little more polish on the running attack of the Wilby football Wildcats, Coach Jim Lee has been drilling his charges steadily during the current week, with the principal objective of marking up the first win of the sea- son Friday afternoon at the Mu- nicipal stadium against Stratford
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
B. c.

Newtown, Mass, October IS. - CUP) - Quarterback Ed Doherty still was troubled with a leg in- jury today but it was expected that he would see service with Boston College against the strong Chapel Hill football team Saturday. De- herty worked only briefly with the squad and Walter Boudreau took over the signal calling. Coach Denny Myers continued to drive his charges after movies Of last weeks game showed a definite of- fenslve weakness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
YALE'S MOSELEY, STACK
 MAY NOT FACE NAVY II

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 15.-(UP) Yale University's football team completed training today for the Navy game at Baltimore Saturday. Coach Howie Odell had 8 headache in trying to replace two injured vet erans, Capt. Spence Moseley, .cen- ter, and Steve Stack, tackle. .
 In Moseley's place against Navy probably will be Wally Warfleld of Baltimore, or Bill Overlook, last years freshman center.
 Marion "Marlene" Dietrich prob ably will take Stacks place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

mandos who was forced to retire from the league due to business. Johnny bowled in the league for several seasons and we're glad to have him back and we'll niss Eddie
 Joe Howell, who found trouble crashing into that 100 bracket-go- ing his first nine games amiss-has now turned the trick five out of six times. Teammate Al West hasn't done 1t yet and Palmer's only turned in two out of is games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
College Football
HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass, October IS. = (UP) = Freshman Paul Perkins seemed certain of a starting full- back position today as Harvard con- tinued to polish it's defense against Dartmouth football plays. Convert ed blocking back Lloyd Anderson, Leo Flynn and Freshman Jack Comerford also seemed ready to start in Saturdays game. The line en- gagged in dummy scrimmage against Dartmouth plays and the backs worked out at pressure kicking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

to see service against the Lafayette football team Saturday. The quar- tet composed of Charlie Tiedemaiins Bob Lowe. Movie Extract and Jack Bowen showed oxcellentty in 1crim- mage. It was hoped they would aio
 the backfleld topped by Bob Mar garita who stllI is recovering from an attack on Grippe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
BROWN

Providence, R. l., October IS. - CUP) - Coach Skip Stanley tried a now relief backiieid combination at Brown today which was expected
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

This well-prOtected young man was the "Gabby Hartnett" of our City Amateur League for several years. His whispers could be heard in Watervllle, but there was never A player who hated to lose ball game more than he did. Now 2 policeman, he Is reported headed for the Coast Guard.
 Yesterdays Whoozis was Chick Brown, the New Haven Italian American lightweight star of l92o, managed by Lou BFown for many years. Between thems they "eut uQ' ee0eoe eg Weea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

The washington Redskins pro- fessional football team has a rule that players eating in railroad din- ing cars must leave a twenty-five cent tip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

denied! After finding their lead cut down to a three way tie week ago, they went out and knocked the Tigers down peg while the Bombadiers were handing the Rang CTS whitewashinc and presto! First place again.
 Captain Ted and Jack Coughlin featured jn the I,eatherneckS irn- portant victories over the Tigers who were again handicapped by the ab- sence of their captain Fred Caro- sella. Jack came through with one of those rare nights of his turning in 315 set while father racked up 334. Tony Garafano's S46 kept the Tigers in the running.
 The DoughboyS ran their losing streak to 13 straight games before they knocked off the Commanders in the third game of their match. Here is an oddity. Stokes team won the first and last game of the first round and that's all. Gentle man Jim Fitzmaurice bowling in the anchor spot for the first time this season whipped Boom Boom Stokes in two straight matches.
 The Rangers, ah, the dear old Rangers who were riding high, wide and handsome ran into the Bom- bardiers on one of their good nights and brother, this team can have good night. Their 1758 total gave them a new team record to go along with their high team single mark established earlier in the year. No less than four Bombers had scores of 300 or better wkith Rinaldi's 126 being the best single effort and Avi- aldi's 125 being the best single ef- fort and Ariola's 328 high three. Gertie Gangloff posted l0S for the second best string turned in by a girl this year, Mil D'Angelo's no being tops.
 Prediction Department: Bill Cor man says, quote. We are going to turn that 2-l3 record of ours in the first round into a i3-2 record for the second round" More power to you boys.
 New Faces: Johnny Andrews re- placed Eddie Downs of the Com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
Blake And Johnson
 Bowling Bits

(BY ROBERT L. PALMER)
 Last Weeks Results Leathernicks 2, Flying Tigers l. Bombardiers 3, Rangers 0. Commandos 2; Doughbols 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

Totals ....... 506 496 543 1545
 High Single-Denehy, 142-7-149
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

New Faces: Johnny Andrews re- placed Eddie Downs of the Com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

Prediction Department. Bill Cor man says, quote. We are going to turn that 2-l3 record of ours in the first round into a i3-2 record for the second round" More power to you hova
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-03

Wendell l.. Willkie is expected to
leave for the Near East and Russia
soon to perform certain services
for the government" The trip, WILL
kie stated, would be made at the re-
quest of President Roosevelt, and
he hoped to see Josef Stain, pre-
mier of Russia, and the fighting
fronts. The 1910 presidential nomi-
nee Is expected to return to this
country about October Is.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-03

Lieut.. Douglas Fairbanks, one of
the American officers who have been
serving as planners and advisers on
the staff of Lord Mountbatten, head
of Britain's Commando troops. u. S.
special volunteer troops of the
Ranger" battalion operated with
British and Canadian Commands
in the big raid on Dieppe, a French
coastal port.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-03

Lieut.. Gen. William Knudsen,
army chief of production Qeft), ex-
amines plans for expanding an Ak
ron, Ohio, rubber plant for the man.
ufacture of synthetic rubber, with
an official of the plant.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-03

u. S.
deep unges Stepping
methods the charging through
terrain ducks
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-03


a
scutled
attempt block important
this bit of German strategy failed.-Soundphoo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
WINDSOR
r., TINY ROBINS

Mrs. !. Fields Of windsor Nil be
The hou.cgue-t OF her si-ifr, Mrs.
WORKMAN Of Detroit.
Mrs. Ida Judes Of Chatham IS
the Weekend guest ot Miss Ruth
Campbell. She arrived IN Windsor
SATURDAYS morning.
Mr.. 4. Brown of North Buxton
.peni few days at the hume Of
b,r son. Roy Brown. Mrs. Brown
also visited friends and rclatlves
iva Ypsiianfi aud Detroit.
Miss Wilma Chase aud her
brother. Richard WGt dinner
guests 81 Nj, and Mrs. Mailer Per-
rs " Mercer street.
Miss Harriet Robinson and J.
Spellinan brown bnih OF Detroit.
were guests oil M and Mrs. Roy
Perry sunday.
Miss lillian Sewers of Ann Ar
Dor has rctulncd home from her
visit Al the fheme Of her cousin.
Miss Ruby Browning.
Canada's army has added the
name q Carlyle Oycrtcn 10 It's list
~ yuiii,y men Overion Is stationed
at 81. Lukcs Barracks.
Mis- Emma Robbins celebrated
hcr SJih birthday Saturday. Jan.
-.
Miss Jean chase who Is seriously
ill at the Metropolitan hospital,
came home Thursday. Jan. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
MT.CLEMENS
BY CANDY MORGAN

The Century club Is putting on
nhd-winter hay ride Friday.
Henry Mial seems quite Interest,"
cd in Miss Fletcher.
Cherry Brown asked about Bob
Manning, who writes love letters on
postal cards.
llansome Stevens seems very
calm AT tho center.
Bob Bell keeps going out To Del
ray. Maybe he's spotted some tall
ent.
No. no girls. the Twentieth Cen
tury clubs says that every girl
must be accompanied by a boy.
vivian Friday seems very lone
~. when Robert Lislenbee failed
To appear last week at tho jump.
Jackie Mannines is anticipating
having Robert BELL accompany her
On TIE hay ride. or maybe it's young
Anderson
Mrs. Lulu Reed will he chaperon
al the hay ride. Friday. so long
I'll be- seeing YOU then.
P.S. by the way, let's help sell
more copies Of The Tribune in Nj.
Clemons 80 we can receive more
space for news items.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
SeE-Defense
Plea Wins
Inkster Resident
Killed Husband

Ms Besuiee I.oti. 80 1905 lsa-
ne.A lnk-,er WAS acquitted by 2
Mg la,i Monday Ia the cous room
O Circuit JUDGE Thomas J. Mnr-
ply She aa- charged ~i,A shoot
ing he husband Bai.ey Lott 20
ara'h Ia, Sept. =
Airs. lott les;lhsa that hel la.-
baud came home ~ TWO O'Clock on
fhe morning 30 ihe ,hQotine aG
II -ureri followed and l.oit az
ta ked he Lots body was found
i 100 fiolt yard OF The ho.se.
Th.e were no Witnesses TO ne
shouting.
Th, prosecution brought gag tlat
Mg- Loi Shot gal last seDieM-
b.r and attempted 10 prose shat
'h. -no0'.ns was me ouigrowtH 81
jealousy On he part OF the v..c.
Arofnev Charles \. RoXbor IN
Who represented Ais Lott ai-Gca
that tac defendant had fired The
shot n sslf-defen~e. and Only az
she had hccn attacked hy her
husband
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
MONROE NEWS
r, NR>. mAYwoop oo,l>cro>

our Garden dub celebrated their
hes, anniversary Wednesday Jan.
IL al me home OF the president.
Mr. iiuy' Reed.
Sew Officer, Installed were Mis
Reed PRESIDENT MIS- ]. y. Gov
'ns'on. $50. president Mrs. Hay
wool Co,Mston secretary, ana
N.Y.. ola Stewart tr.asurcr
itt ing Officers were Nj. IL"
sutton president and Mrs Flora
tnai poll. secretary.
4 Nn. dinner was served the
~ mcmb'r- present Mr, I.ny'li
toNingion presented the thing
oniccfs with beautiful eli's.
M- Minnie Reed Mrs. ola
Stewart Mes w. NJ Parker and
Mr. John Efnidg' iook palt in
Tie community talent program held
~ Lincoln schoo. Thursday eve
uns JAM H. Mrs. Haywood Gov
ingion gave several oi A"r 'avotiio
pnt ms entitled What Counts
Temperance and II Am an
American Zoo aud 'li Isn't NoHi
Community. Us YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES
Attys. Lewis. Kowisste A Brow n
1900 -. Antoiue ~.

Attys. Lewis. Kowl-te A Brown.
1900 - Nntoiur ~.
sTATE oF MICHIGAN
Cnants ~ Napne sa
NJ. ss3.sa9
A. . session 81 ITO Probate Court ff
salt r"hni, ~ Wa no he,a 81 ,h~ PRO.
bate court Room in fhe 'ify or Detroit.
on 10" Tlf'sonth dee ~ jniWrtv IN IN.
year ono thousand nine hundred and
iorfv-fno
I'te-sr, PATRICK IT. o'BniEN
IuAge ~ Probate
Ia fhe Matter - nc Estate - f.i'fN
SMITH deceased
lnuts Swearlnpum Src,iai Admins.
trnfor. having rendered - this count bis
FIRST md FINAL hccunnt in said matter
and flied thcr"vnh his p,iifinn rfay los
wat the residue ~ said estate he A..
s'en'd 20 tho person or parsons entitled
thereto:
u e ordered. That ihe Tweniy- fourih
DAY 81 f'ebrraf, Next ai Ten o'clock
in The forenoon ~ said Court Eoom 10
appointed Tor examining and allowing
snii sind hearlnr said petition
And D. is further Ordered That >
copy - his order be published nnce in
Zach week Tor -fhfee wceks conseruiively
pro, i"us 80 seia time ~ hearing. IN The
peifoit Tr.nunc. = ncwsrnnor printed
and eircuiafinr iN sqff Corn'y ~ vavue.
PATRICK " oERiE>
Judre ~ Probate
"a True cop,A
ALFHEp NINCENT
Deputy Probate REGISTER. 10 -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
ROMULUS NEWS
b, MRs. MArDE MALONE

The lndestructibility. o. God ;
Ways WAS the morning message
delivered by the pastor, the Rev. l..
Campbell His text was found in
Psalm Hs2 Mrs. Monta Lee Ross
MAS sOlOist.
The installation services were
held AZ pm. The Rev. r. & john
SON of FCstorIa. Mich, preached on
Cooperation from Mark Pa "Yon
arv my witncSse, saith the Lord. y
SIR. and Mrs Harry Bailey are
iAe proud parents OF a lovely baby
sill. Joan.
Nr. and Mrs. Bailey Bell are par
ent- of fine boy
Nj and Mrs. Merriweather OF
Detroit spent sunday with Mrs l.,
b. skin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
River Rouge
r, Br>>Ir tAswELL. JR.

A party was given ~ the home 81
Alr. and MIS-. u. :. Kew some by the
New social cluh and The Five M
hlemtn The affair was well attend
cd by lho younger social set OF klN-
az Rouge, Ecor~e and lpsiianii.
Tn, mcmh,is OF the clubs are
Home johnson, sam McCauis'
william wright. Thomas \ewsom.
and Ernest Reynolds.
The Missionary society OF Union
Baptist church ne, az the home ol
Mrs. Gotten on Lemon street The
IRE, id,n' M,. Reynolds - ursihs
all memher> 80 attend.
live Notes
There Nef. many dancing and
romancine io The music ~ the WPA
,rehc.iia directed by Nj Hercules.
Red seemed 10 he the mos, dominan'
color although green was also IN
prominence.
Ii took Yes lndeed' 10 walk
~ the jHierhugs who occupied the
center 81 The floor
X scDms as though the follow
Ing people had some mighty inter-
estins things TO talk about Il. FL
lison ard \. smith u. simmons
and y. Homes j. Il. Wood, and W.
Graft T.. Reynolds and j. Evans
aside from these We're: +. Davis,
4. IIance. G.. Reid. NJ. Booker, +.
Evans. H. Johnson. NJ Davis. H.
sabbath e. Exams. T. Maddox. O.
Nash. Williams Bals n. DAME AMI
Hnlmes sisters
MI. Johannah Reid and son.
Whilhe.d. OF Malima. Ark, ..ii
Tor their home Sunday night after
n weeks visit with her daughter
and son. Mrs. Thomas and Charles
Reid.
Union Baptist
The Rev r. g. copeland. pastor.
spoke sunday morning from II
King ln:5. The Junior chorus
sang. MANY Of tho mcmbers 90 the
lsis graduating class were pres
en'
Miss Magnolia Sims gave q re-
oiial sunday afternoon
ON the SICK list arc Mrs. \ Mar
tin. Nj. q. Sabbath Mrs b. Palm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
LEGAL NOTICE
PETITION
STATE or MICHIGAN
counts % Wayne. =.
NJ. snG. An

PETITION
STATE or MICHIGAN
County % Wayne. =.
M. ss6. 1850
a. a session OF tho Pro-.
said County Of wa,ns h,.- Sosil
bate Court Room Ia the IN. 'ns
on the fourteenth day Of a." III
fofty-tuo '''td
Present. p.,J. HEAlY Sas,.
bate Nss q
In the Matter u tue E...
RTE ANDERSON. 4 Sal Ia, NV y
on reading ana Aims no ,,.
Edna Austin ptsslng th.t ."N,'
painted Euardisn ~ So. =
custody and care ~ el.t.,"'
person y
lf T. ordered. TIA, t..,..,.
81 February. neat, ~ tua at.,.. ~
afi,rnoon az Said to4ft Room.
pointed Tor hearing SAID n.,,', .
Ana 81 10 fufihcf Dr.i...t
copy ~ this order he r4oi,h.A y
eaeh wrsk Tor tire. v,.e- ..,,. "
prov ious % ssid time o. hearrv
Detroit Tliaanc. = rrrs....'
and ciicuiatins in said eaunl, i, II
y nr,
lH.s o. y,
"a True capyl
g. T.. HARRIS
Deputy Probate EesIs.r i.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
M. Hff'HW .,n<
nRnER OF n nI.Il NlW

A. session Of said Gov III
Court House IN the 'liv or ,.s,r.
fv ~ WAYNE aud state o. -,
tho fSth dav ~ pecenin'r .5ronnT
Present Tho lIonoraf w
ririlTEH. circuit lna-' ~,
~ arpears hN nnldatit r,rr
a. .fe, the defendant " "a
prousnt whereabouts rre pr e,,i.
.anro, he nsccrtalned W.
,..Nrnv she now rcsidf' my.
on Motion ~ Miilnm "
,nfn,v for tho Plaintiff, al.
IN u ORDERED that 'h' .rs,'
farf. ~sttie Terry 'ri'r ,.,.s
once in ibis cause on ~ rf .. ,,isr.
months from tho date ~ ~n
that tho said Rin - Com, mi. .
taken - conferred AMI =,
of,isr 30 served and pAn''s
quircd NY law rtrurrf
"a True CopyN .,
cAsrNn q TINGENAN, '''''
~ q. . NATLT. 80
Deputy Cirrk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Bernice Lott Acquitted On Murder Charge
Notice

er. Miss A. Baker and Miss NJ. Nell
son.
Notice
Everyone having news for The
Tribune. please send ii TO POI Polh
street before Monday AT = am
Kindly cooperate by sending IN
you. news early and often. Don'i
forge, 20 buy your Tribune thi,
week and every week Thank you
tSigned)
Bonnie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
M. 3et,biU .,o<
opnEu m ptlsI.it wv

A. session ~ said 'our, ~, -or'
Count House ln ihe city ~ ',.,,,',,e,a I
~ ~ WAYNE and state ~ ,.r Al
ne eighteenth day q pe''''''
1871. rur0pOE
Present The IIonorn'a'
! RICHTER. sfr-uli judte "A hes'
" nrnears by nnida,ii VI ,,,.. ,r,s'
thar the defendant. Efh'i esrs'
whereabouts a. unknown a.' ,essi
be asfeftalnrd IN vhat STATE
he nov resides 100. sre
on motion ~ william ' hsn'
ne, nm nlrlniif IA f,is'
Ir Is ORDERED that ihe .r~,,ns.
liant Ethsl Niis. enter ~ 80, =
IN This rauscA ~ Or before .,se.
months from the date Of wv Ill
that the said Rli 81 compl..," =, 81
tahsn 80 confessed co. ~en' o,ssr
appearance. AMI fhaf this s'lo 70 ~ ~
80, "a and prbiished 90 rcQ u.,.,,,.uTfR
ruEopoRE D. Hl'h ieis
"a -Tfre Cnpvl
'AfrAR y iINGEMAN. c'ff"
~ 4. q NAt'LT. ,.,--..l
IIrutftN CLARK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
81 ATE or MICHIGAN %
roufiA ~ WrNne -.
M. egG f?p

Com fA nf NHNNN -
M. e9Gfga
~ session 81 fte Probate Court for
SAIL County ~ WAYNE hold ~ fle rrs.
hrfe court Room M Tho CIV 80 Detroit
ou Tho trrifth day - lsnuafv in tho
yeor one thousand nine hundred and
fortv.fuo.
Present JOSEPH :. Nl.RrHY. Iuase
% Probate
~ the Matter % ne Estate % JOSH
PtfiNf EpEi.NN. decreased
An irsirument IN vrlfuv rurpnfflnc
~ bs The last viii and fes'anerf m
said deceased fatinr bern delivered ln.
20 This court Tor probate
u =. ordered That tho -, en,senfh
Ray ~ February. reAt. ~ Ten o'ciock IN
ne forenoon et said ,onft Roam 10 ap-
pointed for proving said inslruuert
And W a. further Ordered. Thar =
copy ~ thls order w. published anes VI
each week for three vfets cousetuflVeiv
previous 90 said lime ~ hearine. IN The
detroit Tribune. ueNgrtper pfintsd
and Circulating IN said County ~ Wavne
iosErH MrnpHY.
iudae ~ rrobnle
"a TIVE rnpsl
AI.FnEp VINCENT.
Deputy Probate Heelstcr. f-ef4e.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
PETITION Tor
CHANGE OF NN0
AiI ~ W.
oruf, 81 WAYNE.
40. ssa.ioo

M. esa i0o
A. ss.sicn - the lf'o
ga ,i.nfv ~ Wa,n' Mf F'
ht,e -oari Room ~ me
~ ~. second daN - iaf"'''
,.ar ote thousand nIne
folft two.
Prescott, JOSEPH \ 81 ''H'
- lrDhafr a,
rr Tho Maiisr ~ ~ 'Nst.-
q, vlfARtr-s rris'f
A1ni
on reading and nllre ~
no .sfd Charles fet'' .r,
th.f fI. rauIe hc change
rEEcy iltt.L' -.
n t. ordered Tha' 'N'
~ Pulmonary. next ~ ter
forenoon ~ said 'ouri l'.o
oil Tor hsarlng snid p'li
Nrd b. IL further 'rnfi'
~ .h.~ ofder 10 puhii-h'i Q" 81
rprk flr ihrce webs
t.re. ioas 80 snid time ~ h.t'
l,.froif Trihrne. p n.wsrn r'' ..,
circulating IN snii Count d"
JOSEPH " l.rN .
iad-, - Pros
- True C"pyh
,lArEp :. VINCENT
p.pufy Probate neeist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
.z1s!s4Sssf

Don't go through The next II
months urprcpsfed Lc, my ne~
1912 Anthology Readings be your
Inspiration last on the press
Confidential letter on free advice
on , Questions ,nelldcd nth each
order. Prot Able Wallace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31

my dear Girl. Your doctor has al
read, told you that You are an ~.
peciani mother. YOU had better be-
lir,e him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
An, Um. v. banks
ans Graflof Aff,

STATE or MicHiGNN in n ci,'
court for the County oi
cefN. EThN
MINNIE MILLS. Plani"
MILLS. Dcfendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31

tns.:. il,', sure enough Joy
II MP Il. ur'hrtm.rc he j. hid
ing something trom l"n and when
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