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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19

Joseph Murphy and Thomas Joseph Maher, Theresa Mary Morin
 Also, Mary Theresa Nicoletta, Margaret Louise Noble, William Edward O'Connor, Margaret Mary O'Dea, John Patrick O'Connell William Joseph Reardon, Margaret Helen Rein, Ruth Ann Rogers Shirley Ann Reardon, Rosanne Marie Stack, Dora Patricia, Tor otra. Otto Joseph Telash, Mary Gertrude verrastro, Bernice Marie woodruff, John Stanley Whitecage, Mary Ann Zotto and Thomas Maurice Zoolack.
 St. Thomas
 Thirty graduates received dip- plomas from St. Thomas church, presentation by Rev. John P. Ken nedy, pastor. Rev. John J. Sullivan, assistant at SS. Peter and Paul church delivered the address. Rev. Michael J. Heating, pastor, pre- sented diplomas to SS. Peter and Paul school graduates at the church yesterday and Rev. John J. Dial delivered the address. Rev William Kinney, missionary priest, addressed the graduating class of St. Francis Xavier school, exercises held at the church. St. Ann's school graduated 73 students.
 St. Margaret's
 Diplomas were presented to 41 St. Margaret's Parochial school pupils at graduation exercises yesterday afternoon at St. Margaret's church. James Walsh was valedictorian Of the class, and Joan Lawlor was Sal- utatorian.
 Other graduates on the honor list were: Edward Slavin. John Meaney, Donald Horrigan, Almanac Hayes, Aurise Brodeur, Rita Jannctto, Philip Driscoll, Nancy Shanahan and John Harris.
 Others in the class were: Thomas Brodeur, Roger Connor, Agidio Cris- tofano, John Delmonico, Frank Driscoll, Robert Faucher, Charles Flanagan, Thomas Finnegan, Vim cent Largay - William Meehan, Roger, Melville, James Moran, Ro- bert Stoveken, James Walsh, Esther Bates and Eleanor Begley.
 Catherine Butler, Madeline Coyle, Joan Goodman, Madeline Hajjar, Anna Hapke, Joan Lawlor, Patricia Lezotte, Marie Micole, Charlotte Miller, Patricia Mullen, Anne Phe- Ian, Dorothy Rozurn, Barbara Scuily Elaine Shea. Ruth Smith and Eliza beth Winters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
Police Probe Girls KiIIinq

Scituate, Mass, June 19-(UP)- A break in the investigation of the Frances McGrath murder case was anticipated today as funeral services were held in Dorchester for the TO- year-old victim of a sex fiend.
 Police said the inquiry had taken en entirely new turn and hinted there might be an arrest by night fall. They would not divulge fur ther details.
 Hundreds of relatives and friends attended high mass of requiem for the child at St. Gregorys church, Dorchester. Burial was in St. Jos eph's cemetery beside the grave of a sister who died 12 years ago.
 Another possible clue was disclos- ure of the receipt of an anonymous note by the child's mother a day before the body was found, in- Structing the grief-stricken woman to playe red rose on a shrine in designated Boston church. Mrs. McGrath complied, with FBI agents, police and state detectives stationed both inside and outside the church. Nothing resulted.
 The body of the girl. daughter of former Boston city councillor, was found Friday in a wooded spot in nearby Norwell. She had vanished June 10 while walking from church to her parents summer cottage at Peggoty beach.
 Offlcials theorized that two men may have been involved in the case. Though evidence indicated that Frances was held captive for sev- eral days before she was raped and strangled, there was no sign that she had been bound or otherfise restrained. Police doubted that one man could have watched her suc- cessfully throughout that period to prevent her escape.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
QUATRANO, SCHWARTZ
 IN BUILDING GAME

Papers of incorporation have been filed with the Secretary of State listing Fred Quatra1o, Robert Schwartz and Mildred Schwartz, all of Waterbury as incorpcrators of the Tufaro Construction Company, this city. Authorized capital has been set at $50,000 made up of 800 shares at a par value of $l00. Cash with which to commence business has been listed as $6,500.
 MT. Quatrano is manager of the Lido Theater, while MT. Schfartz is manager of the Park Theater, Thomaston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
Marriage
 Intentions

The following marriage certifi- cates have been filed with the Bureau of Vital Statistics:
 James J. Hughes, Jr., of 27 Yale street, and Anna c. Lambert, l65 Chestnut avenue.
 William J. SynnOtt, 54 Euclid avenue and Ruth M. Deeley, 15O Chestnut avenue.
 Francis w. McGrath, Swan street and Bernice C. Mccormick, 127 Central avenue.
 John s. Johnson, 972 West Main street, and Mary B. NarcisO, 3a9 Chipman street extension.
 Robert F. O'Donnell, 1S5 Bald win street. and Elna MarkuSsen, 1S5 Baldwin avenue.
 Robert F. Sutton, 128 Cherry street and Frances J. Miller, "A South View street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19

AS eVlQe1ce OI OIle SCTOLR aLlu enthusiastic support being given to the city's effort, bond sales at thS Victory House at noon today under the sponsorship of the Sisiterhood of Temple Israel had reached the $23,000 mark toward a days quota of 5000. This group was one of the leaders during the last drive.
 The Bristol Co.,, today announced that to date it has attained $110, ,000 ofits $135 900 quota for the Fight ing Fifth" and bond officials there stated that they expected to exceed this goal by July 8 the close of the drive. Various departments at the plant have already gone "well-over- the-top" of their individual quotas and other departments now below the mark are expected to come thorugh soon.
 The Scovill company whistle was blown three times this morning making a total of 63 blasts since the start of the War Loan Drive and signalizing an equal number of $1 1000 bond purchases by employees at the plant. This company one of the leaders in the last drive is striving toward a goal of $850,000 in bond purchases.
 Efforts at the U. s. Time cor- poration continued steadily with employees there competing vigor- ously toward outdoing each other to back the attack. A similar response was being shown in the American Brass Co., plants, Waterbury Tool andothers.
 OfficialS at the Chase Brass & Copper company today stated that they have attained the 60 per cent mark of their goal. Plans by the company call for agiant rally to be sponsored at the Victory House on Julyq 7th which will be broad cast at noon over station WATR. A national radio personality is ex- pected to be present.
 LaUt Saturday at the Victory House the Waterbury Teachers as- sociation sold total of $2S,225 in war bonds to far exceed their orig inal quota proceeds of which is to go toward the purchase of medical equipment for the armed forces.
 Waterbury will have chance to help in winning a great war and at the same time witness rare event that is seldom seen outside the four walls of Hollywood itself motion picture and stage show premiere. Announcement of this gala screen and "in person" per- formance. to take place at the Loew- Poli Thursday evening, June 29, was made by Miss Julia Smith, chairman, and Paul o. Klingler, publicity chairman of the Water bury Motion Picture theaters 5th War Loan drive.
 The big job of staging and pre- senting Waterbury's own premiere is in the hands of Edward Fitz- patrick, veteran Loew-Poli man. ager.
 Admission to the picture, Metro Goldwyn-Mayer's Two Girls and a Sailor". which had never been shown before in this city, is by war bond purchase only. The amount of the bond will determine the quality of the seat. the better locations going, of course. to the buyers of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19

chuk, Sophie Ptaschuk, Teresa Rich- ards, Nelly Rinaldi, Mary Risuccts Vincent Synkowicz, Jacqueline Rus tito.
 Nicholas Santilli, Marie Santopietro, Charles Santore, Barbara Seichter, Lorraine Sipperly, Olga Sopensky, John Spencer, Elizabeth Sumler. Helen Synkowicz, John Synkowicz, Carmella Tiso, Daniel Valletta, Livia Valletta, Carmela Vitale, John WilT Hams Isabelle Young, John ztnolli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
TOBIN TO APPEAR
 IN OVERTON CASE

Patrolman Alfred J. Overton, suspended from the police force last week, has retained Atty. John F. Tobin to defend him at public hearing on his case scheduled for June 28.
 Officer Overton will fighe the charges which arose from the claim of a Watertown woman that he IS the father of her son, born May 24 at Waterbury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
%,s>4Mb1yn>vT esIAall0s4ED Ss0B
0IAaLlSaED 1888

Get Into The Ranks Of Our $4s Suit Brigade - And You'll AIwoy' Be In Good Company.
 These ere wonderful examples of the possibilities in good clothes thot make good in every way = Thot look good from every, angle = and prove OUT method of never doing onythins hoIf heortedIy is shown in the fine fabrics = The good hond tailoring and the good looks of these suits right down to the last doy.
 They're greet suits to be seen in - when man wants to be seen ot his best.
 
 Buy your bonds here - so they'll have the bombs there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
Waterburians Invest $155, ,OOO To Obtain
 1,152 Free Tickets
SisterhOOd of Temple Israel in Defying the Weather man Sets Record Pace Today for Sales of Victory iAl House; Quota Underwritten

Waterbrry's effort toward $21 8500O0 Fifth War Loan goal was boosted today by in bond purchases which 1152 circus tickets given to purchasers free of charge Recipients of these tickets may them for attendance at either of the two performances today and tomorrow.
 Meanwhile the city in general continued with its sup port the fighting attacks by the Allied forces around the world, and industrial retail and various other groups renorted staunch support of the all-out effort.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
800 ATTEND UsO DANCE

A crowd of 800 persons including IS servicemen were present at the weekly USO dance held Saturday night at the Central Y. M. c. A. Jack Suffa presided over a novelty contest in which five sailors com- peted for prizes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19

Peter DOlan of Edinburgh Wla mCassdy of Liverpool Air echncian visit East Main street In the RAF respectively both helped keep flying the planes which England during the 194O 
 Both hospitality evidences of civilian the fifth drive
 They disappointed seeing McAvoy, who stationed infantry Camp DOran,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
M. J11. iJ3
ORDER or PUBLIC iTION

AZ a session 81 said Court held
AZ the Court House IN the CRY
% detroit On the 2Sih day n
February Al 1914
Present: Honorable CLYDE !
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing rs
affidavit on file that the defend
ant James Cooper. cannot be
served by process issued out q
HIS Court as he is not a resident
OF the state 81 Michigan. bat re-
sides IN the City Of Chicago. coln-
ty a Cook. and State OF Illinois
on MOTION or CHARLES r.
PERKINS Attorney for Plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. James Cooper appear and
answer tho Bill Of Complaint in
this cause within three months
from tho date Of this order, or
that said Bill will bc taken as
confessed and that this order he
published according to law and
copy thereof be served upon 'Ac
the defendant by registered mail
as required hv law
CLYDE I WEBSTER.
Circuit luds'
"a True Copyl
CASPAR ! LtNGENAN. clern.
BY DAN W0JClH.
Deputy Clerk - 4-is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. 3la.ila

AZ a session q said Court held
az tho Court House thereof IN the
CITY OF Detroit on the eSih day
Of February 1874
Present. Honorable CLYDE !
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof hy affidavit
having been flied showing tina,
said defendant Is resident Of
this State and that process could
not be served By reason Of his
absence from he state said de-
fcngant being IN tho Army Of the
rnicd states. his address being
as ron VS.
William G Whitaker
Major lisa
Surgeons office No o3t5s7l
4ih Replacement Dent =
APO 7o3 san Francisco. Cam
lT rs ORDERED that the said
defendant enter his appearance IN
ald cause on or before three
months from the date OF this or-
der or The hill - complain, tilcd
herein will he taken as confessed
that a copy OF this order be
served upon tho said defendant
fors nallv or by registered mail
as required by law directed TO The
address, hereinbefore set forth
ana that said order be published
rs required hn lay In the Detroit
Tribune n newspaper printed in
said County Of Wayne
CLYDE l. WEBSTER.
Circuit judge
"a True copvl
fcAsPAR J. LiNGENAN. Clerk
BY DAN vOJClK.
Deputy Clcik "a Ais
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES

Present; Honorable CHESTER
IT, O'HARA. Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this Honorable
court from affldaviis on file here
n that after n diIieent search and
inquiry. the defendants residence
unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned
on MOTION OF CHARLES -.
Ir, Y Attorney for Plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that Elvcn
Rice enter his appearance in said
cause within three CO months
from date OF This Order or said
Bill Of Complaint will he taken as
confessed against him.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
Lat copy Of this order be pub
ishcd according 10 law. IN the
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper
rintcd published, and circulating
said Comfy; and also that a
opy OF this Order he sent by
ceistorcd mail 10 tho last known
post office address OF defendant,
aid address hcinr 1901 Orleans
Street Detroit Michigan
CHESTER r. O'HARA.
Circuit Judge
q True Copy
CASPAR J. IINGEMAN. Clerk.
ry l.. G NAvLT
deputy Clerk PIP 3-c5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES

lin the clts OF Detroit. Wayne
County Michigan. on the 9th das
la' January AID, 1914,
prescni Honorable CHESTER
r. OHARA County Judge
L sppearing from affidavit Of
The Plaintiff herein thar after
vs. dalecnl search and inquiry the
nofendarts residence IS unknown
ana clnaof 10 ascerisined
CN NOTION OF CHARLES p.
FERRY Attorney FOR tho Plain
gft
~ rs ORDERED that FRANK
tiN WILLIAMSON. his name. sp-
n1r n answer o. Tire Bin ~
onplawf filed IN THIS cause
nfhr ihrc months Of ;se
w az Ibis order or said R.ll
token IS confessed aesirs,
r rs FURTHER ORDERED.
t Gerry u ihis order be pubs
soialng % The law n ihr
ThAno a newspspcr
ana polished ard circus
.-- "a ss county and also
f.7 q Ills order b. scrt
m rsss oa ma1 20 said pc-
ast knsR n address
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
MICHIGAN
MACHINIST
PROMOTED

Sixteen out OF the 100 men o.,
uating from the US. Naval Trs,s
Ing school, Hampton Institute ~
on Feb. "a have been given Oe,,-
officer ratings. To become a ne,,s
officer at Hampton. a man must NJ,
only have course grades tia, m.
him In the ,rst tenth OF class !.
the vocational training division T.
which he is enrolled. but he M.
also be outstanding in condur,
titude. and leadership.
Among the new petty officer. !.
Roy W. Daggs. Motor Marhl,,..
SC OF 100 Thompson stree, e..
nav. Mich, the son Of Mfs rs,H
Daggs.
After entering the Nagt n n.
troit, Mich. on July %. ia,e n.s..
took his basic training a. ,ho rS
Naval Training Station CO..
Lakes, III, ana then was rflro,sa
for training at Hampton phleh 4,
entered as fireman 90
Daggs has a brother chi Th.,
dore naees who is In The nv i.
stationed at Fort Bcnning "a X,
mother IS working in 4 aotsrs.
plant in Saginaw also aas,
Marion Daggs, is taking IA aesr.
part In the various organ ts,io.,
beneficial TO the war ons
Daees Is momhcr az tA N,s,
mi Alpha fraternity a-enass
Nifeinia State college
While In training az fho SKIS
HAMPTON Institute, va, lagss VA,
athletic director Of the ,afsaes An.
lctic teams his compatv VA j.
also broke record for r inns /.
me navy fitness program a Hsms.
ton, making 81 push-ups
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES

Bculah Street, Houston. Texas.
ON MOTION or ALONzO n.
PETTIFORD. Attorney for the
Plaintiff Frances Rushing
1T IS ORDERED. that the said
cfcndan, Ed. Rushing, enter his
appearance in this cause on or
before three months from the date
II THIS order or that The said
hill 81 complaint he taken as
confessed. and that sas order
be served and published as re-
qulred by law
LILA M NEUENFELT
Circuit Judge
"a Trpc Copv)
CASpAR J LlNGEMAN. Clerk
By A. r GALLAGHER
Deputy Clerk l.9 Sill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

PERKINS. Attorney Tor Plaintiff,
TT is ORDERED THAT the de-
fendant William Rufus o'Rryant,
appcai and answer the Pill Of
Complaint IN lhis cause within
three months from The date Of
this Ordsr or thar said Bill will
hc iahcn rs confessed and that
This o.dfy pc published accord
iuc - Jaw md copy thereof he
served upon the defendant by reg
is,ered nan as required by law
CHESTER r oHARA'
Circuit Judge
Ct TraT copSl
cASpEn Il l.tNCFNAN. Clerk
ry r. C NNrLT
nsne,v clark ele 800.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
No. $4,000
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

~ session Of said Court held
az to Court House IN the CITY a.
Dcroii on tho 2sth day Of jan
uary. AD.. 1884
proscnt Honorable CHESTER
r oHara. Circuit Judge
in ihis cause q appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend.
ant William Rufus 0Rryan' can
not ho rcrved boy process. Issued
cut of this Court as he ls not
resident n ihe Siric ~ Michigan.
hut resides in the cifs ~ CUT
port state Of Mississippi.
on MOTION OF CHARLES r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES


O'HARA. Circuit Judge.
/, appearing from affidavit on
file IN this cause that the above
named plaintiff does not know IN
what State or Country the de-
PENDANT. Harry william Guerlz.
resides.
1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED
ihat said defendant Harry VII
liam Gaertz. appear and answer
the bin 81 complaint filed IN this
cause within three months from
the date OF this order or said
bin Of complaint viii be taken as
confessed against him
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED
hat a copy o, this order he pub.
lishcd according 20 law IN the
Detroit Tsisune and that copy
on this Order be sent by Register
"a Mail Return Receipt Request
cd 10 said defendant, Harry viii
liam cucr;1 at his last known
rlace o. residence AZ 20 81 Marks
Place Prooklyn Ncw York and
also 10 SAID defendant CO Mrs
Fllyahcih cucriz, ~ BIO Forrest
avenue west Now Brieh'on.
staten Island New York. hv Reg
ssicrc Mail Return Receipt Re-
cneSca AZ least twenty DAYS be-
forc fne time heeeirbcfore pre-
scrihed f,r hls appearance.
CHESTER r. oHARA
Circuit Judge
IA Treo corv
cASrAR ! i1NGENNN. Clerk.
nv + G GALLAGHER.
Denutv ccrk 100 a-ll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES

OF mailed 10 the defendant at his
last known address.
CLYDE I WEBSTER,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR ]. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY DAN wOJClK.
Deputy Clerk. S-ll-4-22
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
ORDER OF APPEARANCF

A. session 81 said caurt held
IN the city ~ Detroit. February
:. 1874.
Present Honorable WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN. Circuit judge
II satisfactorily appearing rs
affidavit on file that residence ~
defendant IS unknown and after
diliEent search and inquiry - cam
not he ascertainod IN What State
or Country the said defendant re-
sides
II Is ordered that he appear
herein within three months from
Tho date n this order or tho biz
of Complaint filed hcroin may 10
taken as confessed. and that this
order be served and published ac-
cordinr 20 Law and copy 'horc
of mailed 70 tho defendant ~ her
last known address.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judge
"a True copyl
CAsPAR J. LINGFNAN. Clerk
Nv n " DENCHARD.
Deputy Clerk o.2s u.s..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
O.E.s. COLUMN F. & AM. P.H.A.

"'niN1 STAR CHAPTER 40. 11-STATED MEETINGS Isl
Neohcsday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Wa
Mrs Maude Williams Gi2 King, Ma. s2s, worthy "a
r"! mr. Richard White. 52s Ersknc, Ant SecreiaU
MISS GLADYS V. Mills 1850 Log Cabin, TN g.9sOS
""ihShtM CHAPTER NO. 9-STATED MEETINGS-isi IN
un, DEIktE WORK Ord Friday. worthy Matron-hrs
ANN" summons 1889 ST. Joseph, he. 2-G0IO; Worthy lhno
III y. A. brist0 1911 Jos. Campan, RI Ass; Secretary
nIN' 'arrie u. Riley, 1898 Parker, Pl 1885.
"VIutN LtAF CHAPTER NO. 1f-STATED MEETINGS"
"eantsoay DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. WORTHY va
mrs: Alice Dean 9iii McI,0ugal; Worthy Iairen-n"
walker 1881 Goodsonj Secretary-Mrs. Lula Iendl'
SlS7 roubrldge.
inis' iLLA CHAPTER no. 21-STATED MEETINGS End ~
Jay. DLGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy Maon- WY
Urn mhnms 1928 ST Antoine Te 1-lfgO; worthy faIIO'
hsJ"eod CAN'T. 500 Hartford, Ty. 4.556; SecreM'
"'s heien b. Can't, G7O9 Hartford, Ty. 4-7556.
-VNT sIAR CHAPTER NO. ee-STATED MEETINGS ~
i"srsua!: DEGhEE WORK 3rd Thursday, worthy hau
Annie Thomas, 5000 Kentuckys Worthy PaEon
uehard Mhe 52s Erskine, Apt 603; Secretary -Ne
on wilson, sOSe Wyoming. Ferndae
80 A"NtS thAPIER NO. 2S-STATED MEETINGS snd We"
wssuay. Dt6hEb WORK 4th Wednesday. Worthy halIo".
~ nehirlce Fleming, 6552 Boxwood Ty. 6O555; NoI
nr' waller Balenger, 1855 30th, Ia. f6bli -
mrs Roberta Nelson, 5s27 Brush Tr I-ligg al
iT,,VNE tHAPTER No. 2g-STATED MEETINGS .rs
"s's"ny. DhekkE WORK 4th Thursday WORTHY mhn,
ws nose hiouni, 2is NnIIett, a. 1858, WORTH fnS
W.. uoeh stroud 1905 ST. Aubn, Secretary Mrs Ro'''
""n"e"s' ssSs T. Fort H. $685.
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so. 35aSie
ORDER OF PIBLIC ATION

AZ session - said Cog void
a' Tho Court House in Tho cp,
of Detroit on the 22nd DAY Of
January AID. 1914
Present. Honorable CHESTER
r. OHARA. Circuit Judge
In this cause. Il appearing ~
affidavit on filc that the defend-
ant Arthur Holt, cannot be scA.
Cd by process issued gu % ibis
Court as he IS not resiier, ~
tho State of Michigan. but resides
IN tho CITY OF Jacksonville State
CO Florida.
o. MOTION OF CHARLES n.
PERKINS. attorney for planiiN
IT is ORDERED THAT ~ Dr.
PENDANT Arthur Holt appoar and
answer The Bill ~ Conn tn
ihis cause within three Son,hs
from the da'o OF his Ordfr. or
that said bin will be taken as
confessed and that this order be
published according 10 law ana a
COPY thercof'be served upon tho
defendant hy rccsiorcd mal as
required h' laN
CHESTER T OHiRN.
Circuit Jlaco.
"a True fnnyl
ICAspAR ! IiNGtNAN. clfrk
+ Hv J LACEY.
/ Deputy Clerk 21c o..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
NJ. 3Ji,lts
ORDER or APPEARANCE

At a session Of said court held
IN the City Of Detroit February
II. 1874
Present Honorable CLYDE T..
WEBSTER. cjrcult Judge.
Il satisfactorily appearing hv
affidavit on file that tho residence
~ The defendant Is unknown and
after diligent search and Inquiry
81 cannot be ascertaincd IN what
state or Country the said defend
ant resides
Il IS ordered that ne appear
herein within three m 1nths from
the date Of this ofdcr CO., tho hu
~ Complaint Mod herein may be
'aken as confessed and ina, this
order be served and published ac.
oording TO law, and a copy there
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
S~muel II. Rubin. Attorne,
iOf Guaranty Building

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chancery
NETTE WHITAKER
Plaintiff. vs. WILLIAM G. WHIT
TAKER. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Chas. II. Perkins, Attorney
52s B.. Warren Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. in thc
Circuit Court Tor the County o.
WAYNE In Chaucery
ANNA COOPER Plaintiff We
JAMES COOPER Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Cecil T.. Ward. Attorney
l30S Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
teeal nari FOR the County Of
NasHe n chanecry
NAlfl~oN LEWIS, Plaintiff vs.
BORA fEWiS Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
No. 35S.,O3
session % the said court
Base 'n tho Waeno County Build-
ier % fac cIiy Of Dciroit, Mich
isa an the 10Th day Of January.
Nn laii
Present: Honorable CHESTER
+ oHARA. Circuit Judge
u satlsfactorlg appearing from
Tho affidavit OF the plaintiff on
fle IN the above entitled cause.
tha' it IS not known IN what Stale
or Country the defendant now re-
sides bur that her last known
address was 1896 Monroe avenue
upstairs roari Detroit. Michigan.
TT is ORDERED that Dora
LOWS appear ana answer this
Bill ~ Complaint fled IN this
cause Within three months from
the da'e Of this Order. or said
nhl viii be taken rs confessed
against her
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
that "cory" ~ said order be
scnt 10 The last known address S
Of said defendant by registered
mall. and in case no registered
return recent signed by o. do
PENDANT IL received. that THIS Or
der be published as required By
law.
CHESTER r. OIiARA,
Circuit Judge
"a True copvN
cASPAR J. L1NGEMAN.
Deputy Clerk
Ry z. G GALLAGHER.
Deputy Clerk c-i2 3-25.