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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
NtARfHt-R Illinois

CHIC NGO, April II tCP)- Gen
Macarthur was the only major
ipretdcnriHt possibility whose name
appeared ON the ballot today IN
the Illinois presidential primary.
Macarthur whose name was
entered Without his consent was
opposed ON The Republican ticket
by Riley a Bender. Chicago a
political unknown and former
boxer. There were no contestants
on The Democratic ticket
The principal Republican con-
test is for the nominations for
IT, $. senator. Deneen Watson,
chairman of the diSbandod Repuh-
IliCan postwar policy association.
va hich advocated international
collaboration. was opposed by
Richard J. Lyons who had the
backing of the regular Republican
lorganiZa ton
Gov. GeTen was opposed Tor
nomination by Oscar CarlStrom,
/ former attorney general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
.Unbeaten Teams
Meet in Softban
Briggs Tackles
Strong Pontiac Club

Briggs Bombers. runners-up In
the 1913 national Softball tourney,
and Charlie Justices Elks Negro
team of Pontiac, 1871 state cham
pions, both unbeaten this season,
will clash at Mack Park Sunday
night in the first Of a series OF
games between Detroit Softball
Association and nonleague clubs,
the game 10 be played at $50
with two league games preced-
ing IT.
Charles Justice. one OF the best
Negro softball hurlers, will be on
the mound for the visitors who
hail from Pontiac, while Briggs
will use either Hank Witgen or
Tony OFT.
During the week 16 league
games and two nonleague con-
tests will be played at Mack Park.
This weeks schedule:
sunday p. m, AFL Transfers W,
Police. s:l5 Hudson vs.. Keller tgirls)
9 80 Briggs Bombers vs.. Justice Elks
Monday D. m, Freuhauf vs.. Dumpin
Grounds, $40, Continental VS. hoalphhs
30. Local 7 Vets VS. Bomberettes tgirls).
Wednesday, D. m, Hudson 1874 VS..
Police: Sis, Transfers VS.. Local Wings
. 80. Ideal Vets VS.. Keller tgirls).
Thursday p. m, Murray NO. vs.
Gar Wood ESQ: Sis, Bomberettes VS. Hud-
son Cgiris) gao. Bomhers VS.. Koalpaks
Friday p, m. Hudson VS.. Cont
mental: Sis. Keller VS. Hudson tgrlsl
8 80, Police VS. Dumpin' Grounds.
saturday, D. m. Huds9g 100 VS.
Continental. s.lb. Bombers w! Transfers
Q 80, Dumpn' Grounds vs.. koalpaks.
--... ALI Shn,r L. Eree-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Cupboard TO Hold
First Races Sunday

Detroit Cupboard Association
will hold the first of a series of
weekly races in the lagoon at the
eastern end of Belle Isle this
Sunday, starting at | p. m. ac-
cording 10 Commodore A d y
Rogerson of the DOA.
Glasses for all types of boats
are provided in the program,
which is expected to draw at
least 80 drivers.
-. xxh.. xnr, As.A. -, Al. Chou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

Fridays Red Run
Golf Pairines
10 so-H. C. ward-c. A Ward
L. A. Rivest- Russell Mann.
10 40--B. F. Zinn-Robt. X. linn.
Al Watrous Jr.-Fred Zinn.
IL OO--C Haequoil-James Riddell.
Ellis Berry-F. Beverly.
II .30--William Vasu-C Krajenke.
Harold Mehrer-Wm. Kent.
II 40--Si James-Wm. Anderson.
Wally Ivers- Blaine Eynon
II 800. l.. Trainor-John McKenna
g. J. Eger-Roy Laundry.
u OOH r. 9TH w. Anderson
l.. A. Colman-W b. Crawford.
2:l0--C. f Headbloom-J. Delaney.
Roy LOrangerArt Raske.
IL 3o--Chas. Petoskey- Chas. Shelley.
Or. o, B. Aubin Ed Yates.
II .4O-Paul Perry-M F. Melby
w. c Van Dresser. Or. G. A Scott
I u SO-R. Ahern-C. J. Farley
r. Riggin Jr.-H. Lumsden.
/ low. X Joyce-A. Nowcki.
\ Jas Wilke-Joe Dragon
| 1.iO--CArl Harrison-W. Carlson
Bill Pipp-Fred Worth.
! i:20--C. F.. McCuen-Dr. p. n Cornell
/ Paul Carrck-Dr. II. MscGregor.
\ i30--E. Goodfellow-R. T. Morris,
s r. Henry-Wm Erwin.
/ 35-John Driver-Dr. B. Roach.
r. c. Douglas-C. Daniels.
I i.40--E c. Hilier-G. 3 Wright.
\ w. NJ stuart-C. II. Schulz
/ 1:46-A c. Chambers-F Weyburne
| DR.. F. Phillips-H. Stadt.
1:50-W A. Riley-Wm. Guse.
Jack Miller-partner,
| i:55-Harry LennonDale Stafford.
iris Speaker-F. Menehart
2;00-J. II. Kerns-J. w. Adderly.
c. II. Jones-J. +. Hughes.
2:I0-H r. Olson Bob Olson.
J. NJ. Dooley-Neal Boyle.
2.15-Dr. J. Galvin-K. r. Beardslee
X. l.. Redmond-Dr. o. Il. Gregg.
! 2:20--P. A, Galvin-C. d. Hammer.
Paul Smiley-H. Orchard.
2:25-E A. Lindahl-Phil Gent
George II. Cope-Roy Pero.
2:30-James F. Lewis-R sawhill
Fred Chalmers-E. Tasker.
2:35-H Cousins-Wm. Placey.
X g. Miller-F. Northway
2 40-T c. McDonald-F. Shields.
r. o. Jackson John Zellers.
2;g5--R Wayond- partner.
DR. J. HsuseT- partner.
2.50-Addison Connor-R. Wentworth.
T. Muelenberg partner.
500 F. McMulien-J L. Newman.
r J. Henkel-L. Henkel.
3;05--Walter Hagen-W. T. Roberis.
J. w. Mortell Jr .B: Minkley.
3:io-H w. Mouw-A. II. Ember.
Harry Brown-W Bussing.
3.I5-Dr. ID. c. Winans-R. stoup.
ID. r. Sringey Hal Phelps
These will qualify prior 10 Friday:
Joe OEplack- Arthur McNabb, II. N
Arbuthnot-H r. Connor. James u. Nc
Knight-B. c. Gould. Chris Brinke-R r
Lyon, AL Usler- Floyd Burdette. Jerry Ford
Carl Mcclure
Bud Holm Bob Howe " n. Davidson
Art Pony. c. L. Rugg Chet Holderby. DR.
w. c. Melvin-Dr II. V. Dryer, Harry L
Faust Herb Vogel. Fred Kammer-Lowre!
Hammer
Art r Schumann-w A. Breaut, HarolC
sadowski- Adam Rovsek |. J Unger-Aus
tin Unger, Bob Howell-I. l.. Funston, Johr
Oswald-C. H. Whitelaw, DR.. Harold r
Nichols Thomas Maher.
Tim Griffin-Frank Farrell Harold Kelly
C Otis Holm, Victor j. Hardin Bud Still
man c. w. Evaul-George Webb, r. r.
Harrison-W. Fenwick. Emil Schulz Wall!
Kramer. F. j. Jeffries IRA. +. Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

-Army AIr Show Is Fret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

Measures g. by -, an
easy size to carry with
you. Packs a giant
quantity, has wi d
opening, close-ta b
fastening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

see What YOU Made al
Evening star., 1944-05-03
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD,


Dollar publicity from movieland
Is old stuff to the fans. and they're
no longer impressed when Daryl
Zanuck or Sam Goldwyn beat their
drums about a new "two-million
dollar" movie.
Universal, however, was stunned
this week at the loan-out price asked
by David o. SelZnick for the serv-
ices of his top star, Ingrid Bergman
/ In fact, the entire colony raised its
brows. Seeking Miss Bergman for
a role opposite Charles Boyer in
Better Than Before" Universal
was calmly informed by Mr.. Selznick
that the price tag on such a deal
would be $250000.
This is far beyond the highest
stipend ever paid an individual star
for a single picture. Gary Grant,
Claudette Colbert and Ginger
Rogers receive $150000 per picture
on their individual deals. No others
have approached or exceeded that
figure. When Universal recovered
from the shock, the picture was
temporarily placed on the shelf.
Bergman is unquestionably the
hottest" personality in films today.
She missed winning the 1943
academy Oscar by the narrowest OF
bargains, but she'll have two
triumphant performances to make
her a strong contender next year.
They are in Saratoga Trunk" ,"
with Gary Cooper, which Warner
Bros. will release in a few weeks,
and "Gaslight," with Charles Boyer,
soon to be put out by MGM.
The latter picture may be her best
bet for acting honors. In it the
Swedish actress delivers a stunning
Interpretation of woman slowly
losing her mind through the psyche
logical prosecutions of her half
mad husband
Fitting it is that Selznick has
named this great actress to star in
Sarah Bernhardt," one of his next
productions.
X X X X
Spencer Tracy admits to having
one of the greatest thrills of his
career. He played the Jimmy Doo-
little role in Thirty Seconds Over
Tokyo" brief assignment for such
an important star, but one eagerly
sought by Tracy.
The set represented the brieflng
room on the carrier and the studio
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Bergman $250,OOO per Picture

research department had the walls
blanketed with aerial shots of the
japanese capital. With Maj. Dean
Davenport on hand, Tracy listened
intently while he pointed out, in the
pictures, the actual route taken on
the Tokyo bombing raid and vivid
account of the adventure.
William Eythe, who has just done
swell job as the lead in THE Eve
of st. Mark at Goth Century Fox,
is handsome, outstanding young
fellow typical of the Hollywood 4-F
who still gets a bit of heckling here
and there from thoughtless bystand-
ers. In Eythe's case, it's ear trou-
BILE which has bounded him from
birth. He once was deaf for year
and learned the finger language.
II don't blame people for wonder
ing why a husky young fellow isn't
in uniform" Eythe told us. "Still,
in my case there's nothing I can do
about it. When the doctors look
into my ears they can see right
through, I guess"
The actor says he tries to make it
a point not to lose his sense of
humor when the inevitable cracks
are made. A little shame-faced
about his retort to a woman, he told
of an instance at a Los Angeles
Philharmonic concert recently. The
woman, little bit high, stopped
him, poked forefinges at his chest
and said, why aren't you in the
Army?"
Before he could stop himself,
Eythe responded: For the same
Evening star., 1944-05-03

reason, madam, that you're not In
the Follies. Physical deficiency"
X + r
How well the Navy conditions the
refiexes of its personnel was unin-
tentionally illustrated by Rear Ad-
miral Frederick C. Sherman, heroic
skipper of the gallant Lexington.
The admiral was set-visiting the
other day, watching Don Ameche
and Dana Andrews do scene for
Queen of the Flat-tops."
Noticing some cigarette ashes on
a dresser in the sick bay he instinc-
lively turned and brushed the ashes
into his hand. Some one chuckled
and the admiral turned red.
Guess it's that Navy tradition
about cleanliness" he explained.
X X X
Nothing the least bit dignified
about Lee Bowman as he walks into
the Columbia Studio each morning
at 8. He carries lunchpail. No
servants at home, either, so Mrs.
Bowman gets up at and packs it.
Bowman carries his lunch like
an ordinary factory workman be-
Evening star., 1944-05-03

cause there's no commissary on
the Columbia lot and actors have
to 60 several blocks to eat. Bow
man can't 60 out because his
role opposite Jean Arthur In "Tne
Impatient Years" requires him to
wear United States Army uniform.
There's = strict rule that no actor
can 60 OF the lot in . wardrobe
uniform.
Several were picked up for roam
ing outside the Columbia lot shortly
after the war started.
Reieased By the North America
Newspaper Alliance, Ine.)
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Francois Porche Dies

LONDON, May 3 LF.-The death
Of Francois Porche, 81, French poet,
dramatist and essayist, was reported
yesterday by the Swiss radio, which
gave no details.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

HISER- BETHESDA sssss:s:. ssss sI.. sss: Ms
Bella Lugosi and Rieda In.
escort in "The Return of the
Vampire" " Also Anna Lee and
John Loder in Lisbon
Clipper"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

the village school children.
Since the introduction of
DR.. Wacker'S novel, but
simple, idea at the Hurden
LOCKER Grammar School in
Hillside, where he serves as
school medico, there has
been a notable drop in sick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

~AUZE masks, worn by
~ shifting youngsters,
49, are the answer of a
small town physician, DR..
William Wacker, Junior, of
Hillside, New Jersey, to the
problem of cutting down on
the spread of colds among
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

ness and absenteeism among
the pupils.
Under his scheme any
child with a cold has to don
a gauze mask-similar to
those worn by surgeons in
operating rooms-over the
mouth and the nose.
These face coverings,
changed every day, are
turned out in quantities by
the seventh grade sewing
class. are comfortable and
porous enough to let the
youngsters talk clearly, but
nevertheless thick enough
10 filter out germ-spreading
coughs and snecZes.
When the plan was first
started in October, 1941,
teachers had some difficulty
in getting the Kids to wear
the masks ecause the
youngsters looked on them
as something for sissies
but now the face coverings
are accepted.
With over three years OF
experimenting behind him,
DR.. Wacker is convinced
that his idea is the best way
TO lick the spread of the
common cold.
\ cent countrywide
school survey showed that
cases of colds nutnumbered
other diseases 25 TO one. On
the average every child is
away from school, nursing
the sniffles, three days out
Of the year.
There have been all kinds
Of ideas for preventing colds.
but physicians agree that
the best remains the Sim
plest-keep away from peo-
pie who have them. As this
is impossible in schoolrooms
where youngsters sit within
a few feet of each other
Dr.. Walkers plan seems- to
be the perfect solution. A
notable drop in illness at the
Hurden LOCKER school since
the experiment was started
speaks for itself.
Although d octors have
long been baffled as to the
cause of the common cold,
the experts have discovered
that the high percentage of
the disease is due to the fact
that the germs are easily
transferred from one per-
son to another - primarily
through unchecked coughs
and sneeZes.
One hefty unsmothered
SneeZe by a person suffer.
ing from a cold sprays the
0 air with thousands OF bac-
teria-laden droplets that can
carry infection over a II.
foot radius. The bacteria,
easily inhaled by others, are
said TO stay "alive" for five
or more hours.
DR.. Wacker's idea might
be readily adapted to indus.
trial plants, where, as in the
schools, an average of three
work days a year is lost by
every employee.
Counting lost wages, cost
Of medical care and produc-
ton lag, Americas annual
cold bill runs into billions.
The recent flu epidemic
which swept the country
from coast-to-coast fortu.
nately did not turn out TO be
as bad as the one which
ravaged the country dur
ing World War I. Some
health experts attribute this
fortunate state Of affairs 10
Tho tot tI,t - L.. go.
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Joseph l.. Cain-Estate
"a


STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for The County of MaComb
Al session Of sand Court. held AZ
the Probate Office IN the City OF NJ
Clemens in SAID County, on the Ord day
OF April, 1914
Present; Hon. Joseph V. Trombly
Judge of Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF JOS
eph l.. Cam Deceased.
Ellen NJ Schad and Elizabeth NJ
Jacobs. having filed petition. praying
that an instrument filed IN said Court
be admitted 10 Probate as the last Will
and testament Of SAID deceased and
that administration OF sand estate he
granted 10 Leo r Jean. tine executor
named IN the VIII, beng disqualified
by non-rcsldencc. or some other suit
able person.
Il Is Ordered, That said lst day Of
May, 1914, at ten O'Clock IN the fore
noon Al said Probate Office is hereby
appointed for hearing said petition.
II is Further Ordered, That Public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF copy OF this order. once IN each
week. for three weeks consccutivcly.
previous 70 SAID day Of hearing, IN tho
Monitor-Ledd a newspaper printed
and circulated i'm SAID County
JOSEPH V TRONBLY,
Judge OF Probate.
\ true copy:
MARY HARRISON
Register OF Probate
April 7.l42i-M l.
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Nora rs. Talbot-Estate
May r. 1874


STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County of Macomb
At session of said Court. held -
the Probate Office n the CITY OF NJ,
Clemens. IN sad County, on the ION
day of April a. ID !944.
Present. Hon Joseph V. TronbIv.
judge of Probate.
In the MATER OF The Estate Of Nora
B. Talbot, Deceased
Arthur Talbot having filed in SAID
Court his final administration account.
ana q petition praying for the allow
ance thereof and for the assignment
and distribution OF a residue OF sad
estate, and praying for the allowance
OF Administrator fees and Attorneys
fees.
Il IS Ordered That the 9th DIV Of
May y. d. is4+. At two O'Clock IN the
afternoon az SAID probate Office. 90
ana Is herey appointed for examining
ana allowing SAID account and hearing
said petition.
IL IS Further Ordered. That pub.-
notice thereof be gwen BY pJblIca'io-
OF copy OF THIS order. for three sac.
cesSiNe weeks previous 10 Slid dav az
he aCl1s mi tae Monltor-Leader. new.
PapcF-ps.aied- aGd- clretiated in S,i4
County.
JoSEFH V TROMBLY.
judge Of Probate.
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate.
Neale & HIT
Au'ys for Adm 2.
NJ. Clemens. Mich
April 2s-M
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Edward Debsene and Lawrence J.
Debaene. Minors
MaN INIl

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County of Macomb
Al session of said Court. held At
the Probate Office IN the City OF Nj
Clemens, IN said County. on the 4th day
OF AprIl A. d. l944
Present: Hon Joseph V. Trombly.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Ed
ward Debdene ana Lawrence J. De-
baeuc. Minors
Macy T.. Watkins having filed IN
SAID Court his first annual account as
Guardian OF said estate, and his peu-
ton praying for the allowance thereof
and praying for the allowance Of
Guardians fees ana Attorneys fees
II IS Ordered, That the lsi day of
May A. D. 1914, AT two O'Clock in the
afternoon, AZ said Probate Office. be
and IS hereby appointed for examining
and -aIloM4S-SaId account
~ Is Further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given BY publication
OF copy OF TINS order. for three sue
cosSlNe weeks previous 70 said dav OF
hearing ~ INC Monitor-Leader, news.
paper printed and circulated in SAID
County.
JOSEPH " TRONBLY.
Judge of Probate
4 true COPY:
MARY HARRISON.
Register of Probate
April 7,i42i-M. L.
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TO rHE OWNER OR OWNERS OF
ANY AND ALL INTEREST IN OR
LIENS UPON THE LANDS
HEREIN DESCRIBED

To- joseph Miehels and May Mich
e'S IS wife
TAKE NOTICE That sale has been
-4AfI-ty made % 'he following descrio-
cd and FOR unpaid taxes aad or assess
nen's thereon. ard that 'Ne under
s-red has 'itie thereto Inder Heed or
deeds .SsIHd therefore and that YOU
e entitled - = recouveyFnce thereof
7' any time within SiN mtrils af'e-
ro'arn OF service Of ms notiee. uooa
p7Nwcn' % ne undersigned. ~ - he
Clerk n ChaNccry - ne County U
which ne lands 10 OF the amount paid
or ne balance due n sane has Neer
n.tt n-l-i, MS Al penal..eS 20 GATE o.
expiration ~ redemption period. IN &C
Co-d3nce 'ylti ne provisions cf the
Statues of the state Of Michigan as
amended together with penalty % So
~ me amount then found cIe pins
g o. and the fees Of the Sheriff for
me SCI, ice or cost OF public atloi OF
iris notice - BE computed IS upor
personal service ~ declaration as
commence 81 Sui'. II PAYNE n. as
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In the Matter of the Ena. OF John

In the Matter OF the Estate OF John
j. FoTton, Deceased.
appearing 10 the court that the
time for presentation OF claims against
said estate should be limited. and that
time and place be appointed 10 re-
celVe. examine and adjust all claims
and demands against said deceased by
and before said court.
II IS Ordered That creditors OF said
deceased are required 20 present their
claims 10 said court AZ. said Probate
Office on or before the ION day OF
July A ID. 1914 az ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, SAID time and place being
hereby appointed for the examination
and adjustment OF AL claims and de-
mandS against SAID deceased
II Is Further Ordered. That public
notice the 1T be given by public dtion
OF copy OF this order for three sue
ccsslNe weeks previous 90 said day OF
hearing. IN the Monitor-Ledi a news
paper printed and circulated IN said
county.
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY,
Judge of Probate.
\ true copy;
MARY HARRISON,
Register of Probate
April 7l42i-M L.
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Arthur r, Wand--Estate-Cia
July 10. 1914

STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate
Court for the County OF Maconb
AZ session Of said Court held A.
the Probate Office IN the CITY 81 NJ
Clemens N the said County. on the 4th
day OF April. \. d l944,
Present: Hon Joseph V. Trombly
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter OF The Estate OF Arthur
K. Wand, Deceased
Il appearing 70 The court that the
time for presentation of claims against
said estate should be limited and that
celNe, examine and adjust All claims
and demands aEains, SAID deceased by
and before said court
/, IS Ordered Tina, creditors ~ said
deceased arc required 10 present their
claims 10 said court az said Probate
Office on or before the 10th day Of
July a D. 1914 80 ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, SAID time and place being
hereby appointed for the examination
and adjustment Of al claims and de-
mdnds against said deceased
II is Further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given nv publication
Of COPY Of this order for three sue
cesslve weeks previous 20 Snd day of
hearing. IN the Monitor-Leader, a
newspaper printed and Circulated IN
said county.
JOSEPH V TROMBLY,
Judge OF Probate.
true copy:
MARY HARRISON
Register of Probate
April 7l42.-M L.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. The probs -.
Cour; for the County Of Macorb
NJ session OF said Court he'd a..
ne Prod'e Office in the City of NJ,
clemens. IN SAID County. on the 8.n
DAY OF April 4. y. ,9i4
Present. Hon. Joseph V. Trouby.
Judge of Probate
In The Matter Of the Estate OF An
thony Obericsen. Deceased
Roy OberlcScn having filed IN sd
Court his final administration accom-
ana petition praying for the allow
ance thereof and for the aSsigumer.
ana distribution of the residue of sad
estate, praying for the allowance Of
fees .
II Is Ordered Thst the 9Th DIV 81
MAY \, d. 1914 ~ TWO O'Clock .- .-r
afternoon. dt said probate office. be-
aHn - hereby appointed for eN-ru.n.--
ana allowing ssIa account and hearing
said petition. - - =
j. is Further Ordered. Tn,, public
NOTICE thcFcoi De given bv publication
OF copy or ihls order. f.. ihsce Size
cess4Ne weeks previous 20 s.ia a., 81
nearing ~ me Monitor-Lcader. rc,s-
paper printed and circulated IN sad
County.
JOSEPH V TROMRLY.
Judge Of Probate
\ true COPY:
MARY HARRISON.
REGISTER OF Probate
April l+2, - " l.
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Nettie King GatI-Estate-CIaim
July 10 1911

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for The County OF Nacomb
Session Of said Court held a.,
the Probate Office IN the City NJ NJ.
ttemeUs IN The SAID County, on the TN
day of April. \. d l944
Present: Hon Joseph V. Tromblv.
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Net,ie
King GaH, Deceased
II appearing 10 the court that the
time for presentation OF claims against
said estate should he limited. and that
tine and place be appointed tore
celNe, examine and adjust all claims
ana demands against SAID deceased by
and before SAID court
II is Ordered, That creditors OF said
deceased are required 10 present their
CLAIMS 10 said court At said Probate Of
fee on or before the 10th day OF Julv
y, D. 1914, At ten O clock IN the fore.
noon. sand time and place being hereby
appointed for the examination and ad-
JuStment All claims and demands
against Sold deceased
II IS Further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF q copy of TINS order for three sue
CesS!Ve weeks Previous % said d5, Of
nearing, IN nc Monitor-Leader
newspaper printed and circulated IN
SAID county.
JOSEPH " TROMBLY,
Judge OF Probate.
A true COPY.
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate
Aprl I42l On