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Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22

a total Oh l4OU registrations. The
task of the area rent office is to
register every dwelling unit rent
ed or offered for rent in the de-
tense rental area.
Mr.. Craven pointed out that will
full violation of maximum rent reg
ulations is punishable by a five
thousand dollar fine, year in
prison or both.
I'VE anticipate complete coop
Grafton by landlords and tenants
with the federal rent control pro-
gram in the Dover-Seaford De-
fense Area" Mr.. Craven said. This
is an important part of the over
all war program and basic factor
in curbing imitation. In general, ir.
areas now. under federal rent reg
ulations. landlords have accepted
rent control as a necessary war
If you are a landlord who has
not registered, you may do so by
going to the area rent office, Cen
trail Law Building, Dover, Della
ware.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
7. c. Collins Retires
AS City Sec'y-Treas.
City Employee Given Vote OF
Thanks For Faithful Service

After serving at secretary-trea-
surer of the city since the city
manager form of government was
approved and inaugurated in 1892.
T. c. Collins is retiring from this
position and A. E. Humes has been
appointed to succeed him. Previous
to his service as city treasurer. Mr..
Collins was treasurer of the Light
and Water Board of the city for
the period from 1926 to 1882. thus
having continuous service as
treasurer for a period of II years.
Serving during the terms of Of
flee of Milford's first city form of
government. Mayor Capt. Wilson
NJ. Vinyard. followed by Harry J.
Pettyjohn and the present incum-
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Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
Quality Seed Is Necessary For
Maximum Farm Production

Maximum production of food and
feed by Delaware farmers calls for
close, attention to the quality of
seeds that are planted" says
Claude E. Phillips. forage crop
specialist for the Delaware Agri-
cultural Extension Service.
1943 food production goals can't
be reached with poor quality seed
and farmers must not depend upon
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
Youth Fellowship
Meeting At Dover
Sub-District Youth Leaders viii
Assemble at Wesley College Jan. %

Sub-district youth leaders and
several youths of each sub-district
of the Dover District Methodist
Youth Fellowship will meet at two
D. M, January 23, in the Wesley
Junior College at Dover. At that
time the Rev. Walter Towner and
Miss Clarice Bowman. directors
of the. National Methodist Youth
Fellowship, will be present to dis
cuss the work and the organization
of the M. Y. f. in the local
churches. This meeting will be
followed by a turkey banquet to
be given in the Junior College at
6 p. M. to which all the youths of
the district. Is to 23 years of age,
are invited. Some one hundred
youths and youth leaders are ex-
pected to represent their local
district churches.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
Delaware Railroad
Officers Are Named
George II. Pabst, Jr., Of PhiladeI-
phia. Reelected President

George H. Pabst. Jr., of Philadel-
phia, was reelected president of
the Delaware Railroad Company
last Thursday at the annual meet
ing. Other officers are:
Vice presidents, Oliver A. New
ton, Bridgeville, and George J. Ad-
ans, Philadelphia; secretary-trea-
surer, ID. Mifflin Wilson, Dover;
comptroller, F. j. Fell, Jr.; real
estate agent, w. W. Mayer; chief
engineer. w. D. Virgins, and gem
eral counsel. John Dickinson, all
of Philadelphia.
Directors, all reelected by the
stockholders, are: Edward Hart,
Townsend; Oliver A. Newton.
Victor C. Records,
Laurel; Charles dupont Ridgely.
Albanus Phillips, Cam
bridge, Md; Mifflin Wilson, Dover;
George J. Adams. Philadelphia;
Mayor J. Wallace Woodford, Do
yer; Dudley G. Roe, Sudlersville,
Md; L. Lee Layton. Jr., Dover;
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questionable varieties.
Delaware farmers are urged to
be on their guard against purchas-
ing soy bean being offered at
bargain prices. for which extrava-
CANT claims are being made. Phil
lips advice is. Don't bite" He
says that this bean is neither new
nor wonderful. but an old inferior
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Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
$53, ,O44 License Fees
Is Paid To State
Receipts Detailed in Game And
Fish Commissions Annual Report

The annual report of the Board
of Game and Fish Commission dis
tributed to members of the Gen
eral Assembly reveals that receipts
of the board during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1912. were $685.
044.49.
Largest source of income was
from dog licenses amounting to
$19,621.41. closely trailed by resi-
dent hunting and trapping licenses
totaling $19,032.15.
Other receipts follow: Kennel Ii
censes. $1.107; resident fishing Ii
censes. $2,71445; nonresident
licenses, full term, $594.75;
nonresident hunting licenses.
short term. S6S5.20; nonresident
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Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
Rent Registrations
In Kent And Sussex
74OO Are Listed By ]. d.
Craven, Area Rent
Director

Joseph Donald Craven. area rent
director, announced this week that
the total number of registrations
taken in the Dover-Seaford rental
area, which includes Kent and Sus-
sex counties was as follows:
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-22
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Wednesday, January 10, To
Tuesday, January 10, inclusive

Charles J. Holzmueller, weather
recorder for Milford, reports the
following thermometer readings for
Milford from Wednesday, January
13, to Tuesday, January 10, inclu-
siye:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

Northwest Detroit

Flet her Foreman Of Griess.
Was indicted INTO the q my On
Fec *.
NJ anil Mrs Dave Williams Of
Ithaca age proud parents ~ a
nine ponrd baby girl named En-
mn Joan
Mrs Star, overs Of Nof'hiawn
e lfs,nse worker ami IS en-
ployoa a. he vickers Defense
plan'
N susie spencer Of Ohio
sr4e.t tled Dec. 20 She was born
IN 1900 and mar led l.. b Spen-
ees IN lsl1 The deceased has
been faithful worker % the
immunity ami church surviving
are nine children seven grand
children. two bro,hers, Two sis
tcrs and husband
Mrs. Nancy Rhodes from Black
h4sr. SC IS visiting her son..
William Rhodes and family Of
-ei-s Ohio
y Mrs. Lc,ha Akles 81 GEORGIA is
Visiting her Nothcr the Rev.
Is Ileafh 81 -o4SS kenmcky
Mass Barbara Whitoflcld cele-
b.aied her thirteenth bltihday AZ
he home ~ her amt Mrs. Kirk
Aa.- IN pce.viifa Mich
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Simmons & Bibb. Attorneys
5sI Grnflnf AIenhe

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
ADDIE LONG. Plaintiff. VS..
JAMES LONG. Defendant.
NO. 336,6i6
AZ a session OF said court held
AZ the Court House in the City OF
Detroit on the 10th day OF Deem
Der. AID. 1912.
Present: Honorable ROBERT NJ.
TOMS. Circui. Judge
In this cause II appearing from
affidavit on file that. after dlllgent
search and inquiry II cannot be
ascertained In what state or coun-
try the defendant resides.
on MOTION OF SIMMONS AND
BIBB. attorneys for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that James
Long appear and answer the bill
OF complaint filed In this cause
within three months from the date
OF this order. or said bill will be
taken az confessed against him.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order be published
according TO law IN the Detroit
Tribune nd also that copy OF
this order he sent by reg 'stered mail
tn said defendant NJ his last known
address. TO wit. 2705 Sixty-Fourth
Place, Cleveland, Ohio.
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simmons 4 Bibh. Attorneys
hAl Ennll..a A.


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry
CORA rENSY Plaintiff. vs. GEORGE
PENNY. Defendant
NO. $4,000
~ session ~ said court held at the
Court House In the city OF Detroit on
Nov. S. 1872
Present. The Hon Dewitt IT MER-
RAM. circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appearing from affida-
VII on nie that after diliRent search and
inquiry " cannot be apcertained IN what
state or country the defendant. George
Penny. resides.
rN MOTION OF SIMMONS AND
BIRD. attorneys for plaintiff.
TT is ORDERED THAT George Pen.
nv defendant herein enoear and answer
the bin Of complaint. Med IN this caus,
"'''n three mo"frs frrir 10 ,sfe al
this order, or said hill vii he taken a
confessed against him.
II In further ordered that n copy Of
this order be published according 10 law
In The Detroit Tribune
Dewitt n MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
- True Copy,
CAsPAR J LtNGEMAN. Clerk.
by T. g. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. ii-2i--i.s
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Chas. X. Perkins. Attorney,



STATE OF MICHIGAN in tho Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne in chan
cer,.
Ia VERNE WATKINS. bv EMMA
LrCIIEY. HER NEXT FRIEND. Plaintiff.
"" FRANK LEE WATKINS. Defcn-
dant
40. sss. tss
Al a session of said Court hold ~ the
Court House In the Guy of Detroit on
Dec 5. 19te.
Present Honorable ROBERT VI.
TOMS. Circuit Judge.
in this cnuse. ~ appearing hy ACT
daNt on nle that the defendant F,ank
Ice watkins cannon be served nv proc.
ess issued out 81 this court a. he Il not
resident OF the state or Michigan. hu,
resides In the city 81 Chaffanooca
County OF Hamilton and State n Ten
nessee.
-ON MOTION OF CHARLES r. PER.
RfNS. ATTORNEY ron PLAINTIFF
1T is ORDERED THAT the dofenden,
/ Frank Ice Watkins apnear ana arsrer
the BIN % Complaint IN this sausc with.
IN three months from the date ~ ,his
order, or that said BIN VIII be taken a.
confessed that this order Ia puhli.he1
according 70 law and copy thereof no
served unon the defendant by register
ed mail as required by Law
ROBERT N. TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
cAsPAR J. L1NGEMAS. CLERK
Py r J. DUNE.
Deputy Clerk ie-fc-i..a
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Herbert J. Dudley. Attorney


STATE or MICHIGAN in the circuit
Court Tor the County ~ Wayne in Chan.
cerv.
SARAH MITCHELL. pisintir. Va
GEORGE MITCHELL Defendant
No. 3se.Is6
~ session OF said Court held Al IN.
Court House In tho CITY ~ Detrol, ON
the soth daa ~ November. An 1899
Present Honorable THOMAS ! MIN
PLY. circuit Judge
u appearing 90 This Cour, from ,hs
AFFIDAVIT ~ the rialntir that after dit
gent search md inquiry II cannot he as
'ertaineh IN what state or country the
defendant resides hut TINT his last
known address WIS ts.s HASTINGS street
Detroit Michigan.
ON MOTION CF UERRERT 1. DI-D-
LEV. ATTORNEY Tor Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
aprear and answer Tho Rill OF Com piaint
nled IN THIS cause Within three fsl
months from tie dafe Of this order or
said Riii viii Re taken a. confessed.
ana mat cory or said order be sent
70 me last known address OF said defen-
dant ny registered mail and in case no
,esiH'e'ed return receipt signed nv the
defendant Is received that this order be
Published as required by law
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
cAspAR J iTNGEMAN. Clerk
ny A. HARGREAYEs.
D'pu'y N"rN i2i9-i-s0
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h, JOHN RAGLAND

The Boys and Girls OF Yes
terday" Will be entertained by
the Progressive club on Dec. Is
This splendid idea which has be-
c1me an annual affair. was start
ed by the club in 1910 under the
Inspiration of the then president,
Mrs. Ethel Cromwell Mrs. Odessa
Carter. chairman.
Last week. Mrs. Ella Granett
gave a surprise birthday party for
Miss Ella Roper at Julia's Tea
Room. Among those present
were Mrs Hamilton. Miss Lena
Mayner Mrs. Henry Hall. Mrs.
cora Simpkins. Mrs. Bert Kersey,
Herman shelby. Earl Garnett
and John Ragland
The House committee OF the
Dunbar meets Monday, Dec Fl.
with Mrs Rumsey. chairman. The
committee plans a Victory Tea
for the 9sth of February, 194S.
Home from Wherefore are
Richard Blake. and Doris and
rui-of-town for the Christmas
holidays were Mrs Sarah John
son and AIR. Eva McComas. both
visited relatives in Lansing. and
Mrs Julia smith who spent the
dav in Battle Greek
The Ann Arhor Women's Fed
GRAFTON will hold IT'S Christmas
PARTY a. the homo OF Mrs. Clara
Wlckliffc on Bcakes street.
Two weddings were an
nounCcd for the holiday season;
ono ~ which was that of Miss Beu-
lah Spencer 10 Mr.. Willie Nc
Donald II took place at the
home Of Nir and Mrs. Virgil Huey
of y 9Th avenue on the evening
OF ihe e4th
The newly elected officers Of
81 Marys Lodge No. 4 FAM.
we're installed az the last meet
isr Monday Dee 81 Installation
officer was Brother Edw. J Lew
Is. assisted bv Actins Grand Mar
hall Earl REYNOLDS and Acting
Grand Secretary John Eagland
Tho officers were as follows; W
" sanford McKirncy: SW Cliff
ford Carter: Nv Albert John
son: treasurer Harold Runih
secretary Leroy Swavne; SD.
Celric Morris ID cal Lark:
tilcr Sid Wesimoreiard; and
chanlain IIil'iagd Morris
Preceding tho installation, two
diaafcs Farvin Johnson and
Thoopolis Mckay were given their
firs' degree.
Last Nondav Frat T.odee Elks.
gave heir annual Feather Party
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Jackson, Mich.
R, NARyY SMITH

The willing Workers club Of
Second Baptist church gave q
chicken dinner last Tuesday eve
ming at the home OF the presi.
dent, Mrs. Charlotte Hughes, ST.
Fee. hard street.
Mrs. T.. smith OF +. Elm has
becn i'll for more than a month.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson OF 400
Francis street died Saturday att
ernoon She Is survived by two
sons. William and Richard
Slaughter: and one sister Mrs.
Julia Lyons OF liillsdale, Mich.
Services were held al the AME
church Tuesday.
John r. Rias son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Leon wilkins. 1911 Deyo
street. is the first Negro hoy TO
enter the Great Lakes Naval
Training center He is rated as
third class petty office. He Is
q graduate Of Jackson High school.
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news FROM ECORSE

Ninth street. Thursday evening.
Dec. L.. for their annual Christ
mas party All the ladies' we're
aitired in lo,el, tormals After
several games Of whist and
bridge the group were seated AZ
a lace-coyercd table where a
full-course turkey dinner was
served with appropriate drinks
Beautiful and useful gifts we're
exchanged hv the ladies' OF the
club Those pre-. M al the party
we're Mr. ami Mrs Emmett Full
ler. Mr. and Mrs John Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs l. Edmonds Mr.
end Mrs RAYMOND Wilson. Mrs
kandice Bronson Mrs Daniel AZ
exandcr samuel smith and Charles
Cary.
About twenty little friends of
I.oria Ra,lolrh gathered a her
lomo on N'rth street FridaN att
ernoor Pee IS. 20 help celebrate
he- seventh birthday The youne
STEERS PLAYED games and danced
after which delicious re0ast
was served Lcri'a reccitei many
nre,tg Gifts one heinz from her
grandmother in lndlara.
The ladies' 81 Alex panas rn''
~ TIE American Logon vsn 70
thank no Commando aHa com
AIDES ~ tho posf for oi.ipwauNHS
....f a....h fin hNrl n r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
By MILO CASTOR
Com ments

Comments
The West Side Goodfellows
closed their financial drive last
Sunday night with grand total
of $500 or more. This topped last
years drive BY more than fifty
dollars. Robert Williams seemed
much pleased and congratulated
the committee and the public for
their fine cooperation in the
campaign. The largesi business
donation this year was from NJ
and Mrs Spann. managers OF the
yisger theatre. amount s5S- Mr..
end Mrs. Harris. Of Last Chaece
Tavern. s44: American Legion sig.
The visger Inn which was al
ways the leading donor was not
on the list this year.
The mysterious disappearance OF
Sam Jackson last week was cleared
up Saturday. after he had been
missing four DAYS Mr. jackson
was found by River Rouge police
wandering around some gas tanks
and talking 20 himself re '@s
picked up and bis relative, oti-
fed. He was later sent % Eo.sc
for observation
Richard Davis. one ~ TIE IT,
bune neWsboys is spending ihe
holidays visiting his un~is ara
aunt in Pittsburgh. IA
Petitions are hs.ls s-aef
against the American Legion poH,
They keep their foor> orer
through public support hat lacy
had their anniversary AFFAIR." W
Gently and 90 rot inv a sis.
gle citizen Who Ras no 'ee r.
aire. The public IS PEE on
OF the first signers 70 ne rcii
ton was said 20 have he~f j-lrs
Denis. serrean'-ai-arms FIR iAe
Sixteenth distric, ~ the Arcf'ca1
Legion Pos
Again. IN closing 'his wees
column. the Detroit Trlhcns
Yours Truly and ali The f.blne
carriers in Ecorse Oish YOU al.
Happy New Year
TFst DdFti~t nui'H
The Christmas sermon Frilay
was preached rs Pastor J n
Davis. text. Ont ~ Esypt Rave
called Nv son Slhiec' calling
MY son PRAYER was offered hv
tho Rev Nr Cannon Christina
carols were sung
The subject NJ 'ho Res Ne
Davis's SUNDAY morning Aisconrs'
was, "Stav On Board Mas VAS
rendered b. TIE chores
Among the sick IRE Mrs Hon
Rims. Mother Wa,kfr Mrs Ta'e
and Mother Heard
Mildred Reddics is cAirsh re-
ncrter.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
An inspiring sermon vas ~
iiyered SUNDAY mornirS hy ne
Rev. George a steven ,n sab
ject. "The BIRTHDAY az Chri-t'aNs
Hope TIE choir SANG r.are ys
lovely Christina, care' N'ofs
were Mrs n crantora Mrs =
Richardso Istro'f AL i4ile
Arnfs'ronr
All cha members arc ~
vs' ''f7 tft
uho Is 81 The sos
The sch eor'~ fehtarss
Tharsdav rsh Tae iuri0r ho
y III rehcaese eserv F-.asy r.ss
night
rotr,t ~ -sfr * tru,-',
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Ralph j. Osborne, Attorney
9ll GratIot Avenue
- r Or MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne. IS.
2ss,132


/ County OF WAYNE. SIS
ess.132
At session OF the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne.
held at the Probate Court Room in
the City OF Detroit. on the Fourth
day OF December. in the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty
two.
Present: The Hon. JOSEPH A.
MURPHY. Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
JAMES ALBERT WILLIAMS. de-
ceased.
MAMIE CHEATHAM Mamie
Cheatam). Executrix OF the last
viii and testament OF said deceased.
having heretofore rendered 10 said
Court her first account and here
with renders her final account in
said matter and filed Herewith her
petition praying that the residue
OF said estate be assigned in ac-
oordance with the provisions OF said
last will
1T is ORDERED. that the fiji
teenth day OF January. next. at ten
O'Clock In tn forenoon at said Court
Room be appointed for examining
and allowing such accounts and
hearing said petition.
AND IT is FURTHER ORDER
Ed that a copy OF this order be
published once In each week for
three weeks consecutively previous
to said time OF hearing. in the
Detroit Tribune. newspaper print
cd and circulating in said County
Of Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
CA True Copy
RICHARD n. wERNETTE,
Deputy Probate Register.
12-26-1-s
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Arthur n. Da,id-on. Attorney
2006 Hastinrs 81

STATE or NiCiiiGA> Va me circuit
court Tor the county ~ Wayne IN chan
ccfy
AtvA o'NEAr Plaintiff. " OLLIE
o'NEAf. Defen ant
no. 335.6si
At session of SAID court held a. the
Court House IN the city NJ Defrait.
WAYNE County. Michgan. on the .th day
of November \ y lrt9
Present; Hon. DEWITT n MERfi va.
In tbs cause " appearing Nv anidn, IL
that tho defendant. Ollie O'Neal T. p
non resident ~ this State. that her last
known address was IN tho CITY Of Ncw
York and state 81 New York
ON motion OF Arthur r. Davi. son, at
tornev for ttr plaintiff
u T. ordered that the defendant. Ollie
oNeai. enter her appearance In said
cause on or before three fun Months
from the date hereof or said bill OF
complaint viii be taken as confessed
against her
u il further ordered that true COPY
~ this order be published according "a
law IN The Detroit Tribune and that a
copy ~ same be sent by registered mall.
return receipt requested. 10 the dcfcn-
dants last known address
DEWITT A. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
a TrnA Copy)
cAsrAR !. i.fNGEMAS. Clerk.
Nv l.. q NAtLT.
Deputy Clerk. i.-l,-I 50
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Robert, T.. Champion. Attorney
lle.eI.s

hobert, L. champion. Attorney
oil Gratiot Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho Circuit
court for the County Ct Wayne in Cham
cerv
Lucille K1NcATD. Plaintiff. vs. La
SALE KIScATD Defendant
No. sst.ss9
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ session Of said court held ~ the
Court House IN the CITY 81 Detroit.
on The 4ih day ~ No,er,her A y iete
Present Honorable Dewitt II MER-
niAM. Circuit Judee
l. appearing 70 the satisfaction 81 the
court from sifidavit IN file IN this cause
tha' Ia Sale kircAid defendant IN this
cause has moved out 81 the state ~
Mishigan or has conceaicf hts where
ahorts within the state q Michigan. and
that upon diilgent search and INQUIRY
among those acquainted with the defen-
dani. IL eanrot he as ertained IN what
state or county the defendant now re-
sides
On motion 81 Robert L. Champion at
tofrey Tor plainun
u Is Ordered tina, tho above named
defendant enter his appearance IN this
cause within three months from, the dave
hereof or the bill % complaint filed
therein Will be taken as confessed
against him.
u IL Further Ordered that a corv ~
this order he sent to the defendant az h :
laT known address Nv registered mail
ard IN the event no return receipt signed
~ the defendant is received then This
order 70 be published ss required rs law.
DevITr r. MERRIAM
Circuit Judse.
"a True corvi
CASPIAN J LIScEMAN. clerk
RS L. g SATLT
Deputy Clerk II :s-i-s.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Campbell. Attorney

Chas. Campbell. Attorney
2ssi Erskine
STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the County OF Wayne IN Chancery.
ALICE MARTIN. Plaintiff. Va Will
LIE MARTIN. Defendant.
No. 5000
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At session OF said Court held In IN,
City OF Detroit. Oct. %. isl2
Present: The Hon. VINCENT AZ.
BRENNAN. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by affidavit
on hle that the defendant IL not a resi-
dent OF the State OF Michigan but residss
at tho village OF PLAGUE Mines. Louis
lana.
II 10 ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date OF
this order or the bill OF Complaint nled
herein may be taken as confessed. ana
thar this order be served and pubIlshed
according TO law. and a copy thereon
mailed 10 the defendant at his last
known address
VINCENT n. BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LiNGEMAN. Clerk.
ny L. G. NAuLT.
Deputy Clerk. 1f-2i-f-a
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LEGAL NOTICES

plant may he taken az confessed an !
that aid order be published and eopy
thereon served upon defendant ~ regis
tered mail AZ required hy law.
DEWITT w. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
"a True copy
cAsrAR , LINGEMAN. clerk
Ry T. @ NAvLT
Deputy clerk ls-i,-i--S
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Lewis. Rowiette a Brown. Attorneys.
100 So Anfoine 81

Lewis. Rowiette a Brown. Attorneys.
100 ST. Antoine 81.
STATE OF MICHIGAN N the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne IN Chan
Gerry
EDWARD KNOX. Plaintiff. w ARR
IONA KNOX. Defendant
NO. sss.0s0
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. session OF said Court held ~ the
Court House in the City OF Detroit on
Nov. 81 1902 $685.
Presest Hon THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof BY AFFIDAVIT show
ing that u cannot be ascertained IN
what state or country the defendant now
resides ana her presest Whereabouts -
unknown. that her last known place %
resIfenee was $50 Madison Avenue. city
OF Detroit. County Of Wayne and state
% Michigan
on MOTION OF LEWIS. NOVELETTE,
BROWN. Attofneyn for PLAINTIFF.
1T is ORDERED that the said de-
PENDANT enter her appearance IN said
cause on or before three f5l months from
the date OF this order. or the hill OF
complaint may be taken a. confessed
and that said order he publisred and .
copy thereof served upon defendant by
reEistcrcd mail ~ required Nv law.
THOMAS j. MURPHY.
Circuit D. ~.
cAspAR ,. LINGEMAN. CLERK.
~ 4. HAHGREAvES,
Deputy Clerk. t7-i2-i-2a