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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
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Barberton.. @. Slovenski
dan, XII Sc je vrsil v avgustu v
prid stare domovine, je~ bill po-
poln uspeh v vseh ozirih. "
imenu odbora SANSove podruz-
nice st. 81 Sc iskreno lepo "a
hvalim povabljenim gostom in
vsemu dobremu ljudstvu, XII Sc je
udelezilo tega piknika. Hvalez-
nj smo govornikoma DIR. F. Ker-
nu in advokatu L. Kushlanu "a
iskrene in resnicne besede, "a
hvalimo Sc vsem zunanjim po-
setnikom il Clevelanda, IL Sha-
roma, Pa, il New Philadelphia,
O., in vsem il barbertonske
okolice. Cisti dobicek cd te pri-
reditve je bill $4,000. Posebni
darovi ma pikniku so bill $500.
Darovali so: Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Osaben: $1,000; Mr.. J. Okoren
il Clevelanda, $500; Mr.. j.
Pollock, $500, tudi il Cleve-
landa. Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Stei-
ner, $500; Mrs. Lovrenc Frank
$500; Mr.. in Mrs. Andrej ze-
leznlk, $500; Mr.. J. Vadnal,
$500. Cd >prireditve Slovenske-
ga dne je skupnega dobicka
$4,000. ze pref so dobri lju-
die dali "a SANSovo pomozno
akcijo in "a clanarino $4,000,
tako smo poslali ma SANSov
urad v Chicago julia in avgu-
sta skupaj $602.0O. Ia ia de-
mar, re, kar Sc bo kupilo, "a
start kraj, bodo nasi ljudje do
ma zelo hvalezni. V imenu lju-
di v domovini, Sc zahvaljuje od-
Dor vsem delavcem ma pikniku,
in vsem, XII so prispevah jestvi-
ne, pijaco in drugo, vsem, XII SO
Sc potrudili, da so ljudi pripe-
ljali ma prostor in domov. Vsi
skupaj smo Sc zavedali, da smo
prispevali delo in denar "a ma
Sc lacne in preganjane borce v
nasi lepi starr domovini, kate
re je hotel popolnoma uniciti
Nemec, Italian in Madzar. Era
ven teh pa Sc domaci izdajalci,
XII so Sc imenovali domobranci
seveda, svoj dom so branili, So
sedovega so pa izdajali. Sedaj
pa, ko je prisla pravicna sodba
mamie, pa jece in beze kot pod
game. Jugoslovanski patriotic
so jih imenovali "svabobranci"
svabe so branili, namesto svo-
jih. Torej Nemci in Italijani Sc
prisli k nam pozigat, krast, mo-
rit in zastrupljat nedolzne lju-
di. Pa to nj mic, "a enc sorte
ljudi v Ameriki, kjer so j I'm
drugi preskrbeli varno zavetje
polne sklede, in pri tenn pozab'
ljajo, kaj je njih sveta dolznost
Posten, resnico-ljuben clovek
XII vse to vidi in slisi, sc mu ze'
lodec obraca vsled nejevolje ir
jeze, mad tako sebicnim in hui
dobnim narodom, kakor Sc en-
izkazujejo po Ameriki. Ljudje
XII hi morali uciti in izkazovat
usmiljenje, so slabsi cd zveri
Najbrz TAXI ljudje malo pomisli-
jo, ako sploh kaj mislijo, kdo je
prav "a pray zacel re dive sve
town. vojni. Prvo odlocno kato
liska Avstro-Ogrska v druzb
delno katoliske in delno lutte
ranske Nemcije, drugo spet tt
sta Nemcija z odlocno katolis
ko Italijo v kompaniji. In po
bijali so po vsej Evrpi katoli
cane in protestante in Tide ir
brezverce z vecjo brutalnostjt
kot Sc pobijajo podgane. Mi We
mo, da kaj takega ne uei nobe
ma krscanska vera in ne pripi
sujemo krivde "a to nobeni We
ri. Toda, kako jo izvajajo il
razlagajo predstavniki iste? Ka
je narobe S tistimi, XII Sc hazi
vajo kristjane? Kje je ljubezel
smo Sc kot dobri prijatelji ir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
ENAKoPRAVNOST


do bliznjega, XII je ena temeli-
nih zapovedi krscanske we're?
Ali nj mas bliznji vsak clovek?
Kje je gniloba? Ali nj ma vodil-
nih mestih, tam, kjer bi Sc mo.
rala propagirati ljubezen do
bliznjega, ne S frazami, ampak
dejansko! ..a.
Rusi so psovani z brezverci
in v Ameriki je mad 300 razlic-
nih YER in po statistiki ljudske-
ga stetja jih mad so odstotkov
ne pripada nobeni organizirani
veri, pa so vendar Americani in
Rusi bill tisti, XII SO sprawl ma
kolena evropsko svojat, XII .je
hotela zasuznjiti yes svet. Ru-
SOW je pablo okrog 21 milijo-
nov, da so resili Evropo pred
Hitlerjevimi in Mussolinijevimi
bandit. Kaj so tt bandit, nem-
Ski in italijanski, pocenjali v
Sloveniji, vemo, in DO ostalo "a
pisano v zgdovini. Vemo tudi,
kdo so bill tisti, XII so Sc paj-
dasili z okupatorji in jih hui
skali ma nase ljudstvo, XII je
branilo zemljo svojih ocetov in
dedov, vemo, kdo so bill tisti, XII
so il nerazsodnih ljudi delali
svabobrance, da so prisegall
zvestobo najvecjim krvnikom
slovanstva in clovestva. Potem
Sc, pa Sc >dobijc tako zvani pred
stavniki krscanstva v Ameriki
in drugod, XII skusajo sovras-
tvom zastrupljati duse postenih
ljudi, da je gnusno. Nerazsodni
in sebicni ljudje pozirajo to So
vrastvo in ne pomagajo niko-
muir.
S tenn in takim ravnanjem re
pripravljajo tia tretji svetovni
vojni, zopet sami nerazsodni
katolicani S prevaranti vred.
Tako sc della po Ameriki. Ne
katerim so TAXI ljudje, XII SO Sc
ostali dobri in XII radi pomaga-
jo svojemu bliznjemu, XII je v
potrebi, najvecji trn V peti
Hvala Bogu, da je nekaj duhov-
nikov tukaj po Ameriki in v
start domovini, XII sc trudijo, in
mi z mimi vred, "a dobrobit
clovestva. Ne pozabite, ljudje
da so nam 'pripravili dobro
varno in ugodno zivljenje Wash
ingtonovi borci, ravno TAXI, ka'
kor SO sedaj partizani in Rusi
Takrat so Westinghouse vol.
sko imenovali ravno tako z gr,
dimi priimki, kakor imenujejc
sedaj partizane in Ruse. Vse sc
jim rekli Anglezi in slabi donna.
cini. Nj Sc lahko upirati velik
premoci, ampak zelo potrebnt
"a obstanek zivljenja. Neprija
telji Rusov in partizanov hoce
jo sedaj da maj Rusi in parti
zani odpuste vsem, da ne bt
vec klanja in morije, sedaj, ke
: je vojna koncana. Tako sebic
no mislijo vsi zapeljanci. Ia
kim ljudem Sc MISC smilili mill
joni drugih, XII so v groznih mu
kah umirali "a svobodo vsel
narodov. Torej, 21 milijono'
Rusov, tisoce Poljakov, tisoc'
, in tisoce Jugoslovanov, Cehov
Francozov, Norvezanov, Belgij
. cev, Slovakov, skoro pol milijo
ma Americanov, pa vse te mno
} zice ljudi nlso ganile tie, p'
: Ameriki zapeljane ljudi. Same
= in samo domobranci in ubeznik
i Sc jim smilijo, XII, tako pravijo
jih je 2 tisoc, XII so pray z;
: prav Sc zivi, pa bodo sli, po svo
. je zasluzeno placilo preganjal
: ci vred. Torej, po glavah ne
: spametnih ljudi sc vrti zelja, d.
l da bi morali Rusi in partizan
odpustiti. JAZZ sem pa takih mi
= sill: kadar Jim DO odpustil;
: Amerika, pa maj Sc Rus in par
= tizan. Ampak, Stric Sam MIN;
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

sizinQ the needs ot the cooperative.
-. j. Young recently uppuir,,d
dairy specialist Tor Delaware ha-
been invited county AGENT Tulb,u
ana others. Officers .1" 10 b,. ,I,of-
ed and q dclt4atc chosen to l.Ut.-
sent this lucai az rlr annual h,,t-
in2 in Philadelphia. No}vMner ~
IS
Mr. and MIS- Houston Wouuu-
had the pleasure" OF tu~ company
OF their SON, Technical S.rorilr
Norris Sparklin from .hcStvr Pa
over the wcch-eud Mr. SpaIkln.
recently returned from G.rmany
where ne saw action Win the >ar.
cav Rem SOD Mcc< Il- is sc!l.d-
ulrd to receive his honorable d..
charge and return to civilian lie
in the near future.
plan To attend th, HalloWr'r.l
Parade and Victory Crlchration ia
Milford next Tuesday evening. CO
tobcr Goth. at \ O'Clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
FREDERICK

DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Grier attended
the wedding reception of Mrs
Carolyn S. Palmer and Mr.. Edward
Richardson at the home of the
bride in Harrington last Sunday
afternoon at two p. m. Mr. and Mrs
Richardson will spend the winter
at st. Petersburg. Florida.
DIR. and Mrs. J. b. Grier had as
their guests recently Technician
Sergeant Thomas r. Melvin. a
member of t. S. Army Band who
has returned from active service in
the Pacific and their cousin S 1Ic
John W. Sipple just graduated from
B. +. School. Great Lakes, Illinois
and enrOute to Newport. r. |. to re-
ceive advanced Naval instruction.
Mrs. Walter Wharton of Houston
was the guest last Friday of Mrs.
Herman w. Ninyard.
Joseph Ninyard of the Marines
was home few days last week.
Miss Emma Manlove has return
CT from Philadelphia where she has
been visiting.
Mrs. Ruth Stevenson was quite
sick several days of last week.
Mrs. Willard Sapp spent las
week in Marcus Hook, Pennsylva
nia with her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Denney
Norman Boone of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry NJ. Boone. Othe
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. GeOrg,
ManlOye of Dover.
Plan to attend the Hallowe'e
Parade and Victory Celebration il
Milford next Tuesday evening, OC
tober Goth, at 8 o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

and - Inclusive. The subject vat
~,..l-rlauil}~ 1hird Front THE
1-<f MAS Eph.~iuH- 5:lI Pat "l.
l.- Wlol" armoG oi God Ilr
Youth tholt tnM-L,d t.e music
.o t'c occasion "itA Ni-~ GIar.
'ulu~ua q. the ul, o.-an. with t.y
.d.itiuu o- on. Wn.h,r hN lA'
luria Choir viii .n- rMi Pop
So - rhr piano
wi NJ. CudJu4tou. t.aohrr &.
tf. No.n@ Adult Eibl" Glass; en'rt-
t.iu.J tie m,Mh.r> o1 Lis class At
lis luno on church 81 Oh Thurs
ouv li-lt uI Ills Wc,...
~. H. = ToN uf salisbury. VA.
ao. and addressed tn Methodist
Mon on NuuGa> ni4't The or2uul-
aauu Is aroNins all The time ana
TIE arerin4~ are boin2 WcII aft"nd-
.a
M. Frank " lroIloway ana
AIRS Es.- Murray Paid Il visit to
te .u5 Nr- James N. Exams iu
p.oau NieW ou sunday ~ ere t,ri
cousin MIS- Annic Ber5- Who VA
.clioG-l} ul Mrs. NolluWu}'s son
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Milford. Among the out of town
guests We're Scout Field Executive,
Lowell Hendricks: Irving Bowman
and Ken Tuller District tuunCllor.
The program closed with Taps ny
Emerson Adams and Joseph Lank.
Funeral services We're held last
week for Miss Evelyn Marie Stauf-
Ter. ace - years. from the home OF
her PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert {.
Staulter on Walker Ave. with in
torment in Hollywood Cemetery.
BESIDES her parents she is survived
by tMU sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr Q. Kinney oi
CuHeWuneo Valley. New York are
spending a few days With the for
mtrs uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mr..
W. W. Garrison.
Miss Emma Lee Wclch. a student
nurse in Wilmin@ton. spent the
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Milton Welch
With only few close friends
present Mrs. Carolyn Stevenson
Palmer. daughter OF the late Rob
crt t.. and Anna VI. stevenson OF
Frederick. became the bride OF Ed
ward Adail Richardson of this city.
The Reverend J. Harry Wright
pastor OF Asbury Methodist church
performed the ceremony at the
home OF the bride ON Center St
Miss Helen Lewis OF Smyrna. Il
niece of the bride. was maid oI
honor and MIR. Herbert Pyle wa
best man. After a short Weddin-
trip. Mr.. and Mrs Richardson vii
live III this city.
Arrangements have been com
rleted 1or the Annual meeting o
TIE lIarrin@t0n- FELTON, local of tn,
Interstate Milk Producers CoOpera
tive. 10 he held in Houston Fir
Hall on Wednesday evening. OCtO
her 3lSt The ladies' of Houston
Church Will serve the dinner Tn
dinner committee is j. II. CahaI
Ernest f. Killen and George {
Simpson. Wilbur II. Jump is direC
tor of district and according to tn
program. Q. II. Hoffman Jr genera
manager OF the Interstate is eN
peCtcd 10 he present. diScussin
lanS for post war needs. empha
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

ua Elmer Holloway took them
GOWN
Nl- EImcr HonoNay las been
,iDu- her auu, and uncle Mrs
Lewis Youa- aud Alr Youn- at
EumhUr~t
W. ARE e>'.udju- ~ymra'hy IT,
t.e Reverend Tuol.u- il Hudson
81 N, Vernon Maryland formerly
% Ocean View ii the death ol lis
ui.r. Iir- Iaa T iildsoG. quite 4
uuh4h.r If trlu'i.e~ and friends
viewed NE boGy ut Ihe Wa'son-
WAalpl I'm,ra IIu'ue on SUNDAY
I.i-..j
Ms. clifford Hutou to- former
}rs Noru IuWu~"ud. and Mr. Bun
Iuu Of ANGOLA and Mr. 4ua >Nls.
William Thomas ot Berlin, Mary
uud W,r, guests Of Mrs. EoNie
Dukes On sunday
Mrs Miriam L. Dukes spent The
lu-r week end With they cousins
W. and Mis- Komcth Lynch and
TWO little sous Kenneth Jr an,
liobhl in EultiH.oav Mr. l.yuch is ,
Ion oi A!r Leroy Lynch. formerly
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
HARRINGTON

\ Dover Council Court OF Honor
was held in the High School Audi
torium Monday Night with Judge
Charles l.. Terry Jr. as chairman.
The program opened with sons
God Bless America with ReNer-
end DeChant of the Milford Preshy-
terian church as song leader. sam
uel NJ Williams of the Rotary CluD
sponsors OF Boy Scout Troop No a..
welcomed the District Court to this
city. Mr.. Williams said, on behalf
OF Troop 76 and of the Rotary luh,
II wish to extend a hearty welcome
to the Scouts, their parents and
friends. 1t seems to me that this
year YOU scouts have achieved
more hOnors than usual. And of
course the Eagle Badges to be
awarded were not handed to You
on a silver platter. YOU have earned
them by hours of hard work, and
best Of all you earned them because
you wanted them. Therefore it is
with just pride that OF the eight
Eagle badges to be given out there
were three sna%2ed by Scouts OF
HARRINGTON" Camp Rodney SONGS
were given by the scouts Second
Class Scout awards were made ny
J. G. Parks first class scout
awards by Walter PaSkcy .Jr; merit
badges We're presented as follow
Troop 76. Harrington and TrOCH =
Of Dover by f. +, Zacharies Jr
Troop 100, Milford and Troop lol
camden Troop l02 Wyoming. Mil
tOrd by Cantain Randall Knox ,Ir
Troop 103 Dover. SeascOut No. l0
and Troop l22. Dover by Fulton J
Downing: Star Scout awards ny w
+. MCFaul; Life Scout awards b.
W Simpson; Eagle Scout award
hv Mayor J. Wallace Wo0dforC
The EAGLE Scouts who achieved tn
high honOrs were John Butler ia
arson and James Smith. Troop u
Harrington: Daniel Enterlinc. Al
thur Lewis and Matthew Mittcn {
Troop 73. Dover: George Marshal
and Joseph McFaul. Troop 100 {
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Tractors, Trucks
Automobiles And
Furnishings Get
Farm Preference

Washington. ID. {. With the war
over and wartime shortages near
er their end, American farmers
plan to replace worn-Out farm
equipment and to purchase new
labOr-saving machines and mod
ern household equipment and to
raise their standard of living gem
orally. These trends We're indicat-
ed by a nationwide survey CON
Quoted by the United States De
partment of Agriculture.
Top priority i'll purchases plan
ned by farmers, was given to trac-
tors. trucks, and automobiles,
Tractors and other farm machin-
cry appeared to be greatest in de
mand. Next in line We're new
household furnishings and home
alterations and repairs. which
would moderniZe the dwellings for
many farms. Where electricity IS
not now available, extensive plans
were being made to electrity farms.
With rural electrificatiOn necessar-
lily comes the installation of much
modern machinery and home ap-
pliances. Many tenants want a
farm of their own, and a large
number of present owners will be
seeking more land.
Such plans can be carried out II
farmers who are now enjoying the
best income in years will build
adequate financial reserves so that
funds will be available after re-
conversion for these purchases
Victory Loan War Bonds provide
the best opportunity to build sucf
reserves. the department annOun-
CCd.
In addition to being able to make
purchases when the markets are
free again and consumer goods are
available. investments in Wal
Bonds will ease the pressure OF
scarce goods and thus help pre-
vent runOus initiation which wOulC
mean disaster to the farmer. |
would be extremely unwisc tC
spend lavishly and 90 into debt L
buy scarce things now, ii announ
Ced.
The farmers of this nation Wisl
to avoid another agricultural de
preston with its tragic effects
This can best be done by retirinj
present debts and putting surplu
money into War Savings Bonds
the department said
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

charles FirestOne and visited the
lattcr's uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
\h.s Geor2e G. Bishop to see their
daughter. Mrs. Naomi B. Smith and
two little sons, Robert Jr. and Billy
vho were prisoners of the Japs in
MANILA for more than three years.
Mrs. smith and the boys are soon
acin. TO california to be with their
husband and father, Mr.. Robert
cmirh who has a position in one of
me Labs of the sun Oil Co.
Plan TO attend the Halloween
Parade and Victory Celebration in
Milford reXt Tuesday evening, Oc-
toher Goth. at S o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
FELTON,

At recent meeting of Ladies
Auxiliary Of the FELTON, Fire Co. the
annual election OF officers were
elected and installed by the past
president, Mrs. Orella Wilson. Of
iicers elected were president, Mrs
Georgia Palmer. vice president,
Mrs. Clara Bradley, treasurer, Mrs.
Bertha, farrell, financial secretary
Mrs. Grace Kersey, secretary, Mrs.
Wanda Haldman and assistant
Mrs Ella Melvin.
DR.. II. V. Holloway of Dover was
the guest speaker at the meeting OF
the FELTON, Avon club this week,
with Mrs Nelson Hammond as
chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hopkins has
welcomed to their family circle.
little boy in Memorial Hospital
On Saturday. October l3. He has
been named James Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs l.. d. Morrow en-
tertained at "Get-together" Sat
urday evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Morrow of Dover ana
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart OF
Greensboro. Maryland. Ronald and
Jimmy have been in the +. f. 0. for
many months and are now dis
charged from their duties Guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Aathon Jester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Hughes and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hammond.
Technician Sergeant Thomas
Melvin who has been serving in the
Pacific theatre of operation for
more than six years has arrived al
the home of his mother, Mrs Ella
Melvin for furlOu9h
Technician Sergeant Rober
Sherwood. son Of Mr. and Mrs. vii
bur Sherwood ST.. has arrived
home with discharge from tin
army, after spending two years an,
four months overseas
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. East have re
turned home from visit with Nh
E&StS relatives in Virginia.
a food sale Will be held in tn
Norris Harrington Building. Sat
Urday October 27
TeChnician Sergeant James |.
RauGhley son of Mr. and Mr..
James S. Raughley has received hi
discharge from the Armed Service
which he was a member for fiv
years and II months. He served
years overseas with the 8th Al
Force in France and England H
is now employed by the t. S. Go,
crnment as a postal mail clerk O
the Penna. Railroad.
Plan to attend the HallOWce
Parade and Victory Celebration
Milford next Tuesday evening. O
tObCr 30th. at s o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

81 Fozana now of Denver. colo.
AIRS Woodburn James ana Nv"
children OF Claymont returned a
Tome ON sunday night, after le"
.a\s .tay with her mother, Ms
Minerva Pepper who has been Ii''
iau +, now ont a@ain.
Mrs. Horace Hudson OF near mere
i, Il patient in the Milford Mem"fl-
II lIo~uital for medical treatment
MRS Mary a. Law and sister
Miss Addie Fmmun Mrs. Jenhlt
laiscy and Mrs. Madeleine lloli"-
way Nrre in Milford on Friday.
On Sunday Mrs. Law and sister
vcnt 10 Laurel with Mr. and MIS-
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
SELBYVILLE

TWO very able sermons were de-
nvcrei by o0l pa tor Reverend
charles :. Jarvis on Sunday la.t.
In the morning the scripture les
sons We're read from Ephcsians 9Th
HAPPIER and verses 10 through Is.
and 81 John Chapter +. verses IT.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-27
LumIey-Jo
Realty CO.

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40 Macomb ST. Mt. Clemens
FOR SALE
Lots on Moran Blvd, with lake
privileges near Jefferson avenue and
Water Works Park-S600 each.
Home on Siesta street: same locality;
S rooms and bath large porch canal
in rear; lot 42x257 ft.-Price So 900;
terms.
1902 f. frontage on jefferson ave-
nue.; same on lake: $50 feet in depth
at $50 per Fl lake frontage.
New home; 5 rooms; bath down;
bed room and hall up; electric stove
with home: lot l20xl30 all newly fenc-.
ed. Price Sc, 700 near North Gratiot in
city.
Two Bay gas station pumping $4,000
gallons per month over year period:
selling Blue Sunoco at the intersection
of 2 main paved highways in Macomb
county: fuel truck; wreckers; AAA
and other insurance contracts com
plete Neon lighting. land and all for
Sl7.500: terms can be arranged
Nice large 6-room home IN residen-
.ial section near schools and churches
close TO down town; living room; IL
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bed rooms and bath up; toilets on
both floors: large attic and basement;
every convenience including fire places
on both floors-s7 900.
lumIey-Johnson-Hunt
Realty CO.
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drums. Phone 1910. 1853 Edgewater
Drive. Az
II FOOT Clinker type boat; also as
HIP. Evinrude cupboard; both Al. 1927
Union Lake road. AT
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Trucking
Legal Notices
Charles w. Yates-Estsas

Charles w. Yatss--Estals
May ~. 1o4S
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 18th
day OF April A. D. i94S.
Present.: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate a
Charles w. Yates. Deceased.
Mabel Smith having filed IN said
Court a petition praying for license 70
sell the interest Of said estate In GER
tain real estate therein described az
directed In the Will OF said deceased.
1. Is Ordered. That the 18th day Of
May A. d. le45, at nine o'clock In the
forenoon, Central War Time 1890 I'm.
Eastern War Time) at said Probate
Office, be and IL hereby appointed for
hearing said petition.
II 10 Further Ordered. That further
notice thereof be given by publication
of copy Of this order, for three sue.
cessive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing, In the Monitor-Le ader, q news
paper printed and circulated In said
County.
JOSEPH v. rRoMDLYs
Judge Of Probate.
A true copy:
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate.
April 3o,27; May <-N.-k.
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Ole Bill SEE


DON'T WEEP and wonder over a
bare root transplant which willis down
like a wet rag when you plant it.
many of our plants are grown and de-
livered in the modern square band and
can be planted without disturbing the
root soil. No wilt, no loss and much
quicker blooms.
PLANT PANSIES NOW
They will put life and color in your
garden weeks before other plants
bloom and are absolutely frost-proof
We have thousands of parsies In every
imaginable variety and separate color
all in full bloom. Jumbo Giants: Baby
Miniatures. and some new kinds which
you have never seen before. Our pan
sizes bloom all summer and with proper
care Will live outdoors three years
HARDY PERRENiALS
Will take hold better ~ planted now
IN the cool days of early spring. Our
plants are outdoor grown; wintering
under the snow. and are absolutely
hardy. We have many popular seed
grown varieties and colors
TENDER ANIMALS
Our greenhouses are crowded with
flower and vegetable plants which can
be planted outdoors after frost danger
is past Most likely we have every kind
Of plant you will need this season!
Snoop in on this adv, each week for
more details and a choice bill of gar
den gossip from Ole Bill. Open 90.
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