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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES
Chsrl,. h. Berry. Attorney
1906 Broadway

STATE ~ ~ HlGAN. in the
Circ-i' la- fo- The County o.
Nayrf 2 CAartevy
ROSA HIsck Plzin,.;t vs.
EnrtE rf.Ck Defendant.
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80. Gi.12t
Order or PUBLICATION

A. session o, said Court heid
On the 29ih day II Novembst
AID 1919.
Present Honorable JAMES r.
cHENoT Circuit Judge
i appearing 70 This Co0r, from
affidavit on file that me defend.
snt herein IS resident OF tho
State Of Michigan. that process
fer her appearance has been du.v
issued ard that the same coald
not be served bv reason Of her
coneealmtni within this state
IT is ORDERED that she an.
rear and answer the hill OF com.
plant filed In this cause within
three months from the date ~
THIS order or said BIZ win he
taken as confessed. and that This
order be served ard published as
required by law IN he De,ro,
Tribune Newspaper printed
Published and circulating In said
oounfy
JANEs p rHFNoT
Circuit Judge
- Tue r0psl
ftsPAR LfNCEMAN CLERK
~ A A BERGER.
equity Clerk ii-is-i-D.
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". T. Patrick. sr- Attorney
1901 81. Antoine Street

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN m.
Circuit Court for the County of
WAYNE ia chanceiy.
HENRY McMlLLIoN. Pla,n,iff
" MAMIE McMILLIoN. De-
fendsn,
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LEGAL NOTICES
Oscar .. Llgge,t. Attorney
1856 Russell Street

STATE or MI HlGAN 10 The
Ciscni Court ,og NE County Of
Nayre In hen
SAMtiF WASHINGTON Plain.
fff vs. FLORENCE WASHING
TON Defendant
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VIM. l.. Naglll. Attorney
Us 2. Vernon Highrar

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Conr, for the County o.
Uayne in chancery
MICHEL KEFALEs Plaintiff
IS HELEN KEFALEs. Defendant
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William T. Patrick. SRI siiemey
1901 II. antoine street

STATE or MICHIGAN. e 81.
lrcm' Coar' FOR the Cou' y
Nayne in Chsncery
MARY HARRIS. PlasnHr Vs.
JAMES HARRIS Defendar'
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Charles Campbell. Attorney
42sl Trskine Street

STATE or MICHIGAN cifcs,
curt fDr the County ~ WAYNE
IN Chancery
ADA BELL HALL. Plaintiff. "
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No. ss2.lsi
ORDER TO APPEAR

~ session " the above on.
n !, '. Court. held in the County
nuiio'ng IN ne City Of Detroit
county Of wsyns and stat. Of
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"A True Copy
cAsPAR :. L1NGEMAN CLERK
Bv A. A BERGER.
Deputy Clerk 1928 Is
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Z \ Tr.e IH0NI
cAsPAR LINcEMAN CLERK
A A PFRGER
De7ue cx 1873 2s
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IANES IS cHENOT.

A True cepyl
CASPAR ] 1INGEMAN. Clerk
rs A. A BERGER
Deraw clerk c-ia.
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"a True Copyl
.cAsPAR ! LINGENAN, Clerk
Rv A C GALLAGHER
nepu,v clerk IL, 49,
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4 Tue Cfgr'
csSrAR f.INGrNAN Clerk.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Pfc. Herbert Allnutt

Funeral services for Pfc. Herbert
F. Allnutt, 25, who died Tuesday
from injuries received in an acct.
dent at Camp Breckenridge, XIV.
were held February 5, at the
funeral home of w. Roy Barber
Laytonsville. The Rev. Jacob H
Snyder, pastor of the Methodist
Church at Damascus, officiated
and burial was in the cemetery al
Laytonsville.
Pfc. Allmutt was son of Herbert
Allnutt of Carroll County and Mrs.
Edna M. Perrell, Damascus. Be-
sides his parents he is survived
by two sisters, Misses Ellen V.
Allnutt, Reisterstown, and Nancy
Lee Allnutt, Damascus; four bro
theirs, Ernest O., in the Army
William E., Sykesville; Harvey c..
Boyds, and Russell w. Allnutt. of
Damascus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Open Your Door
To A Child

Children without homes are Tho
biggest problem of local child vel
fare agencies today. During the
month of February the United
Home Finding Campaign hopes tc
meet this need by locating more
foster homes. The Montgomery
County Social Welfare Council is
participating in this campaign
Mrs. Charles C. Tumbleson heads
the committee from this county.
At a meeting held in Rockville
Monday and attended by Mrs.
Tumbleson, DR.. E1oise Casson,
Mrs. Dorothy Kurtz, Miss Mary E,
Lucas, Mrs. Francis Farrow, Mrs,
Miner Hostetler, Mrs. Vestus
Wilcox, and Mrs. Edwin d. Fry,
plans were made to give out infor-
nation pertaining to the home
finding campaign. Interested per-
sons may contact any member of
the committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Md. All Club Farm
Accounting Contest

Plans for the Maryland All
Club Farm Accounting Contest
have been completed whereby any
All member who lives on a farm
may compete.
A complete farm record should
include: ~ A complete inventory
of all farm possessions at both the
beginning and the end of 12-month
period; (2) A complete record Of
receipts and costs for the year in
operating the farm and what these
receipts and costs were for; (3)
A record of crops and livestock
produced; and az A summary
and analysis sheet showing how
much money the farm made or
lost during the year.
Any club member desiring fur
Their information in regard to the
contest may contact R. N. Whipp,
Assistant County Agent, Rockville,
Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
T. J. Day

Funeral services for Titus J.
Day, ~, retired lumber dealer and
bne Of the best-known citizens o
the Damascus area, who died at his
home on Friday, took place Sunday
from the Methodist Church at Da-
mascus. The Rev. Jacob H. Snyd-
er, pastor of the church, conducted
the services and burial was in the
cemetery adjoining the church.
Mr.. Day is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Ethel Mount Day, and
two sisters, Mrs. David Smith and
Mrs. Alva ,Mullinix, both of Wash
ington. He was lifelong resident
of the Damascus neighborhood.
For many years he belonged to the
Damascus Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Scarlet Fever Cases
Continue To Increase

141 cases of scarlet fever have
been reported in Montgomery
County during the past 3 months
Of course III occurred in 1914.
Scarlet fever, caused by the
streptococcus, is characterized by a
sudden onset of fever and Tor sore
throat. A child with scarlet fever
is excluded from school and quar-
antined for 81 days. Since the in
cubation period is short, 2-7 days,
other children in the family may
return to school z days after last
exposure to case. Teachers and Tor
nurses inspect the school contacts
daily and send suspicious youngs-
tiers home.
Scarlet fever is contagious from
the time symptoms begin. There
fore, if a school child has vomit-
ing or any of the above symptoms,
it is the duty of his parents to
keep him at home until scarlet
fever is either diagnosed or ruled
out.
The greater number of cases
have been in Silver Spring, Olney,
and Bethesda Chevy Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Rockville High Holds
First Midyear Graduation

Bradley L. Clark, Dwight N.
Hurley and Fred. d. Reburn, Jr.,
got their diplomas Friday in the
first mid-year graduation to be
held at Richard Montgomery High
School.
Young Hurley is already in the
Navy and is home on leave; Re-
burn has been accepted by the
Navy and expects 30 report for
duty in few days, and Clark, also
in line for induction, will continue
in school until called.
The diplomas were presented by
DIR. Edwin w. Broome, county
superintendent of schools, who also
gave a short talk; the high school
glee club sang, and the Rev. Henry
X. Pasma, pastor of the Rockville
Presbyterian Church, delivered the
invocation and benediction.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert S. BiHkimer
TeIe. Gaithersb1srg SAL.

Miss Florence Aiken is spending
several days in St. Louis, Mo-,
visiting her fiance, Aviation Cadet
William Waters who is stationed
at Lambert Field near st. Louis,
at present. Accompanying Miss
Aiken is her friend Miss Betty
Ray Crews of Bluefeld, W. Va.
Mrs. Margaret Hyatt of Hamp-
ton, Va, is the houseguest of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Becraft. Incident
ally, Dolly Becraft is just recup-
Grating from mumps.
Mrs. Cleveland Watkins was
overjoyed last week to have her
two sons in the service home. Pvt.
Cleveland F. Watkins of the Uni
versity of Illinois, and Phillip L.
Watkins, U. S. NJ, who had Just
completed "boot" camp at Balm
bridge, managed to get leave al
the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Howes had
several members of their family
for dinner on Sunday. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Howes
and sons Wayne and Ronald Lee
of Baltimore, and Mrs. VIM
Wachter, Mr.. Leslie Wachter, Mrs
Morton Townsend and Miss Ethe
Wachter all of Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pac,
have purchased Mrs. CLEVELAND
Watkins house and will move il
sometime in the spring.
Mrs. Ida M. Rice has returned K
the home of her son and daughter
in-law after a visit with relatives
in Norfolk, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Proceedings of
Board of Education

In its meeting on Tuesday, Feb
9Th, the Board of Education accept
ed the resignation of Mrs. Berry,
R. English as Trustee of the Wood
side Elementary School.
The Board received a request
from the Parent Teachers Associ-
alton of the Glen Echo-Cabin John
school asking that the lighting in
the building be improved as a
part of the program for summer
work.
A delegation came before the
Board in the interest Of improve
ments To the Rockville high and
elementary colored schools. The
delegation was assured by the
Board the requests would be taken
up in connection with the planning
for later construction.
The Board received an offer CT
extension from the United States
Government for the Child Care
activities under the Lanham Act
which it accepted.
The appointment of number
of teachers was approved.
V-
Is anybody interested in the dis
appearance of the zoot suit boys9
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Mrs. Maggie F. Raines

Mrs. Maggie F. Raines, 80, dice
at her home near Damascus, SUM-
day, Feb. 6. She is survived by
the following children: Mrs. C. s
Keagley, Mrs. George Fortner, Mrs
Richard FORMER, all of Pulaski, Va
Mrs. Maggie Calinder, Tenn; Mrs
W. E. Milan, Roanoke, Va; C. A.
Raines, Baltimore; Meredith
Raines, Pulaski, Va, and Robert
R. Raines, Woodfield. Funeral ser
vices and interment were in Pu-
laski, Va, on Tuesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
Too Much News
For This Issue

Due to an unusual amount OF
news and correspondence reach
ing us late this week it is I'M
possible to find sufficient space
in this issue. 1t was necessary
to omit the Church notices, some
letters and a number of news
items. Whatever omitted mat
ter carries sufficient news value
will be printed next week.
THE EDITOR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

Sergeant Roland Connolly, son
Of Mrs. Nina Connolly, Rt. l, Rock
vile, Nd, has won the right to
wear the world-famous wings and
boots of the United States Army
Volunteer Paratrooper, World War
II most feared warrior. He made
his fifth and qualifying jump, a
leap identical to actual combat
work in Sicily.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10
NelUs Of Service Men & Women

Ernest Lee Gartner, %, son OF
Willard Gartner of Gaithersburg
and Mrs. Helen Mae Doran OF
Washington, is enrolled in the Navy
Viz Unit at the University of Du-
buque, Iowa. He is a graduate of
Gaithersburg High School ond at
tended business college in Wash
ingtdh. Before joining the Navy
he was an employee at the post
office in Gaithersburg.
Naval Aviation Cadet William
Russell Roberts, Gaithersburg, and
a graduate of the local high school
is one of group of 80 sent to
Schreiner Institution for elemen-
tary ground school and flight in
struction Following this training
he will go to Pre-Flight School at
Athens, Ga
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

The war has reached the stage
where it is Buy Bonds or bye-bye.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

A small change in the address, of
S-Sgt. Davis has caused a delay
in receiving his paper. He is a
graduate of Richard Montgomery
in 1910 and would like to hear
from some Of his old friends. His
address is S-Sgt. James w. Davis,
13103366, 4O3rd Sec. Sqdn., Muroc
Army Field, Muroc, Calf.
Pfc. John T. Lytton, 33204780,
Btry B 151st S. A. Bn. A. Pc "a,
Postmaster, New York, N. Y,
would like to hear from his friends
in Rockville and vicinity. He is
stationed somewhere in Italy and
has been in the service 10 months.
Pvt. Donald E. Kirby, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton d. Kirby of
Germantown has been moved from
New Orleans and is now stationed
at 33900653, 1857 S. w. Prov. Co.
E, Barracks T 289, Fort Sam Hous-
ton, San Antonio, Texas. Pvt. Kir-
by has been placed in the railroad
battalion of the Transportation
Department of the Service and
writes home that it is a lovely
place where he is training. A
graduate of Gaithersburg high
school, Pvt. Kirby worked for the
Peoples Drug Store and for two
years before entering the Army
was employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
Otto Franklin Moore, 33, of
Washington Grove, volunteered in
the Navy Ship Repair Units. Moore
was indicted with the petty Off
GERS rating of Motor Machinist's
Mate, First Glass. He will be as
signed to the job of gasoline engine
mechanic in the SRU's. Men in
Quoted or enlisted in these units
are repairing fighting Navy ships
at advance bases, sending them
back into battle action almost as
speedily as they are damaged.
Pvt. Robert Pettitt, son of Mrs.
Ruth Pettitt has been home for . |
ten day furlough from Camp
Wheeler, Ca, and is now station
ed at Camp Meade.
Pfc. John L. O'Neale, 33374338,
Btry. G 263rd C. A., Fort Moultrie, !
s. c., is home on a ten day fur.
Tough visiting his mother, Mrs. |
Nellie O'Neale and other relatives.
He is a graduate of Sherwood High |
School. His brother Stanley, who
is now in India has been promoted |
to Sergeant. His address is Sgt. |
D. O'Neale, 333563712,
145th Ord, M. v. A. Co. APO 465,
Postmaster, New York, N. Y.
A new address for Stephen c.
Cromwell, Jr., Phi. M. &C USNR.
Navy $780,, Fleet P. O., New York
City. Young Cromwell, who is the
son of the chairman of the local
draft board. enlisted in June, On
his 18th birthday, and took his
basic training at Great Lakes
Training Station.
We have a change of address
of Thomas w. Ray, S &c, o Di-
vision, u. s. s. Keoluk (AKN-4) i
Fleet Post Office, San Francisco,
California. We are sure Tommy
will be glad to hear from his
friends.
Washington Grove
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

We have a change of address
of Thomas w. Ray, S &c, o Di-
vision, U. s. s. Keokuk (AKN-4),
Fleet Post Office, San Francisco,
California. We are sure Tommy
will be glad to hear from his
friends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

Pvt. Robert Pettitt, son of Mrs.
Ruth Pettitt has been home for .
ten day furlough from Camp
Wheeler, Ca, and is now station
ed at Camp Meade.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

A new address for Stephen C.
Cromwell, Jr., Phi. M. &C USNR.
Navy $780,, Fleet P. o., New York
City. Young Cromwell, who is the
son of the chairman of the local
draft board. enlisted in June, on
his 18th birthday, and took his
basic training at Great Lakes
Training Station.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

A small change in the address, of
S-Sgt. Davis has caused a delay
in receiving his paper. He is a
graduate of Richard Montgomery
in 1910 and would like to hear
from some of his old friends. His
address is S-Sgt. James w. Davis,
13103366, 4O3rd Sec. Sqdn., Muroc
Army Field, Muroc, Calf.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

Pfc. John T. Lytton, 332O4780,
Btry B 151st S. A. Bn. A. P,O "a,
Postmaster, New York, N. Y,
would like to hear from his friends
in Rockville and vicinity. He is
stationed somewhere in Italy and
has been in the service 10 months.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-02-10

Is anybody interested in the dis
appearance of the zoot suit boys
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Slieecft. ,attN E,stitt,ett.
Santittl,att0

SIT fir &riegssipede duBerit iuidtie
@aibin9ton. Die Solpase 9ioilior
oes War Hrobuction 8oarD ipeiit oar.
OUT bin haB 2umpen oenau 10 lpihti1
in &riegs5e:ten iinb, mic 9lltpapier
slbfall fette llno 9ltmetnll, unb onb oa.
ber AUDI Muibeben uno Sanlmeln ie-
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bon S!lmpcn ctipas pernahlulligl nor.
Sen, ano Ser @ar Groouction 8oar>
lpei|t 0aber alle Snushaltllngspnr-
ItGnoe lulo Sausfrauen I'M 2anoe oar.
aui bin, luie ,pihtig ieoes ulte &lei-
oungsitiif ooer jeoer alte Sllden fiir
Die ariegsinouitrie lit, oie iie unbc
niitt i'm Seller ooer aui oem 9oben
berunliegen baben mogen
Die Sibern iolher alter ,sliden uno
Sumpen oienen nGmlid, ). y. oa5,:,
ebenio fir milit1riide Yauten als fir
Sausbalten uno sSarmsebGuoe Ms,
pGaltoGfer hr5l,itellen, Die beute bel
80 Gro5ent oller 8auten Germenbung
finoen. Solhe alte Sliden perben
nber auh nod 81 unoeren ,3lpeder
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iie peientIih our 9eihleuniguug bes
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3,pcia Is.

S>n Der nn I. ltal ab9ebuitcnei
Geriumnlllng rllroe Elm rEie Social"
uno nod urbere geihditigungen be-
ldllollen llllo 5luar am %. Wtal balb .
llhr abenbs an I. elue. uun Ann Ctr.
lup uniere Ntanner lbre Geriunullln-
gen iriiber abaebalten baben Gielenis
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bittet nm Sablreid)en Seluf
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Idaft bes Er1lioenten. sic I'M gnn5en
Sanoe olrh oen Hunoflmf perbreite.
ipurbe
,Gs mar am 10. Mai 1869, ais poa
Erorpntprp ans oas &ort bone"
ms 9nno binaustcleerapbiert uno oa,
! nit sic Station peritGnbigt pllrOe, ou6
Sic MrbeitcrtpIonneu ser ,llninn Haci-
| tic" uno scr ,Gcntral Yaciflc" (oie
cine bate nit i5rer Nrbeit in Sun
Srancisca, Die nnoerc nit Ger ibrigen
in Snlabu begonnen) lid) bort getrof,
ZEN bGtten, ser beip!lBte goloene 9d1ge!
in bic Sdppellc getrieben uno banlit
Die 9dbuperbinoung Don &iilte 81
SiiItc bergcitellt lei. Itit iener slrbeit
|nrar an Scr gScitfillte am s. Sanucr
1868, in Sluabo um /. Te5elnber
gleihen Sabres begonucn porocn
Ias aus Eromontprp georabtetc
@ortlein bone" bilbct oas Signal 5u
| fcitlifen lln5ilgcn rno ionltieen
Treuoenflntogcbungcn in ganSen
2anoe. Ser onnaliae Hpuperncnr SD
| lifprnicns, 3elano Stanioro, idipnEa.
nafhtn Ser golocuc Nngcl III Die boz.
idyriitsndbiHe Gage gebradlt mar, als
Griter lllltia ocu Sallnter uuo in oct
glcidlGu llcbung iucttciIcrttn Nunad)
mcbrerc gabn!nugnaten. Us oauertc
Damn nidt lnngr. lllG pnn bctocn ;Sei'
| ten ieBicn iih SotonnotiueH, nllielnan.
ser Suiubrcno, lungium in 9clpeguna,
uno ais lie lid gctroifcn hattcn. ip.lr
| Sen lie in tibnlicGer @eiic, mic beute
nod bcim Stupsllnui Don Sdliffcn
pcrinhren miro. ~actuuft" 90 lmo INN
Often ulb &citrn bate lic) bas Stabl.
bnuo Der Giicnbubn gcIcbluugcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
2l,,s Dctrcit, 211ittiea,,
Ter Jrancn Icrein Der ct. Ectru,
&irdlen Wcmcinoc

mad)t ole Sdlipeitern barauI uuT
merfIam, onB oie regeln1bige Situnc
am 81. 0tai, Inn ) llbr Itattiinoet
slue St)iueltern iino gebeten 5ll er
Iheinen.
Ser iiblit,e Samilicnabeno f1nst
itm s llbr abenbs an. ipoSu aIle 8e.
meinocntltglieoer lmo beren ,yreunNe
uufs ber5lid1ite eingeInoen iinb
Serpieren lperoen Die SdnpeIterr
Margarete Selnemaun, aatb. 8ohler,
Winna Seooiger.
Minnle aarres. Erpt. -Sefr.