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Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
Calvary Methodist Church
| {. Werner. s. 7. NJ. Minister
sunday. JulN -

'>'ihIiN. .iNiN -
'.'" - m class NIp,tin.. Harry
Emory. header
.In."o "a. m Chuirh school John
W tlkinS. ~UI"IInt"ndrut NJ arp iu-
NH'i 1" 21rrnd "ot TIM school and
n.'"lN" r,h@lou% instruction.. t'E,s+r-
t"r tH HH"s.
Il."" a. M. Mornir% WoI .hlp Scr
mon 10y TIM Minister. What Yuu
Missed "
go =. m. Ev.nine Wwship N.s&-
;tG" hN 1h' Minister. Thu VIII b. th,.
lest 'Nrnin% service until :'rptclun,r
Tho Prayer M"rtine- havr in.ru dis
continued urtil Scpt-ni.r Is
Tho Minister l., Wrjting /" ALI the
men and Wou'u i'm tin service. >Iho@.
names appear ou Tin, Honor Eull of
tn, church He is HuNluu> to haN,.
tlrr nddr-S~rS of tho. Persons 10
whom hr has not already written.
Parents and friends pleas. co"p,I;itc.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
sunday. .IulN -

Sunday. JulN -
~" a IN SUNDAY School Hubert
l'H>NWai"rS. superintendent
! Il" 4. IN Preaching.
,' = M. Musical Song and Praise.
:" T. m prt:tChlng
lL'N"r meeting Wednesday cvrnin.
At 50 o'cluck
W" Want to invite you to our SER
vices: also or Sunday school We have
GLASSES fur all ages
special mNlt"tiou to those who 20
10 no church school We invite Won
conn. with MS. get ac,uIaint,.d lyjtL
our iin" group of boys and giilS ana
G"dIA teachers. Parents could NOT do
= hoi'l"r thing for their children then
Nritd or bring them Ia Sunday school
Awards an" given to each worker
Gun motto: Pray. Plan. Come.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
First Baptist Church
mot To be Ministered into. But 10 Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor

'1TITIIITN, TWIN y
lo:oo n. m Bible School Graded
lessons Tor all cla,srs through hlGh
Schou No,,u p"opl'.. Join olr snow
lls school Thomas I'I"uu,irr~. Sul,l
iitritd,.it.
l1:oo u m. Mornu4 Worship Tha
pastor viii hriu" TIN u'~~:,g,.
Go y. M BOYS and Gill@' club.
Junior IIrh Fellowship aud lumi4t
Youth Fellowship groups Will meet
80 y. m Informal Song Service
AMI ENrniug Worship. Mc>4ns;c 10y
thu pastor
Wednesday,. T. m Prayer and
IIhlr study llour Chrrurr Lynch
viii hriun "a short mc..-t@r.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
ihe Avenue Methodist Church
The House Of Happiness"
ReV. Frank Herson, D. D MIrls.ar

Sunday. July ~
= -. m summer Session of TN.
hUith school New series of L.>.o,,s
I"S''i\ @radrd school with rooms and
clt-e' tor all axes '''"
!. -" - m. Morning Worship and
~ mon Summer SUNDAY services
'n munster VIII preach. STRANGERS,
"id Visitors ""IdGdlA Welcomed
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

Pc. David II Argo. who enter
ed The |. 5. Army in April. I94l.
serving III the following cam
paigns Naples. FOggia. North Ap-
"nnines. Po Valley. Rome. Arno.
Sicily and Iiunisea. received his
honorable discharge from the Arm
ed Forces on July ,. He received
the American Defense Service
Medal. EurUpean-Africau Medal.
Eastern Service Medal and the
Good Conduct Medal Married. his
vile is the former Miss Edna MAY
taylnP-r
krelnSmuustcr Austria
July II. 1915
Chronicle Staff:
To-day | received my first edi-
tlon O1 your weekly paper. TO say
| VAS pleased would be- putting it
mildly. | was OyerjUycd | have
anAiously awaited your first cdi-
tloh since my mother wrote she
had gotten Il subscription for me
Tie paper is swell and covers all
the Delaware news that Della
ware soldier is Interested in.
Most appropriate to me is the
news of my home town. Harring-
ton. and surrounding vicinity. |
am looking forward very eagerly
To your future editions SO i'm clos
he let me wish your paper many
successful years ahead and best of
luck always.
Sincerely yours.
Pfc. Frederick Brown
AT
Sergeant Donald Masten of Mil
ford. recently honOrably discharg-
ed from the t. :. Army has re-
ceived his certificate of merit i'm
recognition of cOnspicuOuslv lncr-
ltOrlOuS and outstanding service
performed while serving with the
18th Division of the ll2th Inf;Iu-
try IN France. Belgium. I.uXem-
bOur& and Germany Sergeant
Masten served as scout leader
with his unit during ihr period
August |. 1914 to March H.. l94j
performing his duties in an out
standing manner He observed the
enemy setting up machine gun.
ana with complete disregard for
his own safety he exposed himself
To enemy fire to fire ON the enemy.
killing one and wOunding several
others and preventing serious
threat To his unit He continued TO
serve his unit admirably during the
Colmar offensive and during the
drive through Germany in March,
1913. accomplishing all assign
lntntS with great efficiency and
Willingness. The initiative and de-
votion to duty displayed bv him
reflects highest credit not only
upon himself but to the Armed
Forces of the United States. While
serving in Germany. Sergeant
Masten was wounded twice and
has been awarded this recommpn-
datlon by Colonel G. NJ Nelson
also serving with the lI2th In
lahtry as commanding officer OF
his unit.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Presbyterian Church
"Ihe Church ON the Plaza"
Rev. John M. DeChlnt, Minister

Sunday, JUDY >"
I, q. IN Sunday school Mr. j
II t;utduu. Superintendent
u t." mt W"r-hlp and sermon
f"pIr. "'i"d's World Tn l,} I.4Id .
-" SUNDAY, Np&u-I %. tin pulpir
VIII BE-. "ccltpI,d bl E.N IHrI4r.i NJ
MH~H'.i. p:,@t"' OF thr Sh-lWoud Hr,.~
hNl,rnn CmlAh Mn.inl.lnll- u I,
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

MS. tIrbl - tHhrr ana family Ut
%tW Jersey. is visiting with her
cont. Mr~ Asne~ simpler. at her
.e~lGeAcc on skip Carpenter ST.
I.r"c>.
Mis- Evelyn Brewer OF Wilmius-
'DA au> lctuned 10 Tier home after
~rvndlns tWu weeks With her par
ms. Mg and Mrs. Roland H.
E.v"et and dau.hter Bonnie. Tn,
Brewers arc making then home in
A!tS \ T. Iu-rams property ON
ans, Street
Miss Violet +. Beebc. daughter
"' In. and Nh. X. 4. Berhe Of
Love, is spending il tew days in
Padl@holo. New Jersey Visiting hcl
.Acle and aunt. Nh and Mrs Alex
Eul~1ch
Liratenanf and Mrs. Harry Mi
-tn and SON Dichle. are visiting
At1" With Lieutenunt Wilson's pur-
'Lt~. MIR. ana Mrs Harry Wilson
and daushtcr AliStinc al their le-
~'deAcc on Dewey Avenue. Lirl!tr-
haHt Wilson recently returned
home NOn overseas duty.
Nl- DOUGLAS Elrnlju. and
G'agAter k.!. oI Sralord. are.
>ieHdln2 a lev days here with
Mrs. lenlus'S mother. Mrs. ida
{ tambtrs.
f""nsan , Dorothy Bay Of the
Waves. stationed al Washington.
u {. and Miss Jeantttr clifton OF
"lIMIuStoH. spent the week end
WIN Miss tlilton's parents. MIR.
"hd Mrs. Sanford clifton at their
residence on PilottoWn Road.
Miss Hilda Mae Brown has re
turned 10 Philadelphia. after
sfthdlnS It lew days in l.rwts with
,.'t mother. Mrs Thomas :. Brown
a. H"r residence on Mulberry 81
Ms. Harry Frazer OF New Or
I'ihS. Louisiana has arrived in
Loves 70 spend the remainder of
ne summer hrr" With her parents.
I'i. aud Mrs Richard e. Bcrhe and
With her son. Dick.
In Tho. LcWcS PRESBYTERIAN
'luch on "Wednesday luoruiu2.
JHIy 9th at II o'clock Miss
]'iAl'n GalhrEn Hooker. daughter
81 MI, and Mrs Elwuod Hooker of
Loves Beach. became the bride Of
l.IrNlrham u. = Thomas Row land
MARSHALL. : &. &. X. son of Mr..
J"S"ph L. Marshall OF LcWtS and
Tie lat" Mrs Sue Watts Marshall
h' nuntials Was performer hv
u" Reverend Dr William lrish-
IMAM. pastor, and the wtddin@ ma
-lc Wa played by Mrs. William l.
Thompson
Mrs. Harry Heal Jr.. vas her
sisters only attendant. and the
best man Mas the hlide2roou,' :,
l''Atr. who is cashier Of the I.ewes
Trust Company.
II" bride Wore a street outfit oi
pal" green with matching hat and
NIIltt accessories. Her sister wore i
Chocolate brown and white print
dlrs+. with white accessories
Miss Hooker is 4ladllate of the
I.r"es HIGH School. class OF 1870
ana uhlll Recently has been a civil
nan employee at Fort Miles.
he hridc2rUNm is a member ot
'II' tIlolS Association for the Bay
ana RlN"r and IS a grandson of IN,
rate Delaware River Pilot. Captair
thomas r. Marshall. and Mrs
Marshall OF IeWeS. a graduate Of
me ieWtS High school. class ot
i959, ne attended the University ot
Delaware until his appointment =.
an apprentice in the Pilots Associ-
"'l"n. receiving his commission
laNl Srrin2 The couple will max,
t'tir home in Lvwcs.
captain Ju%tu, T. Naylor. t. :
Army Of tartcrctt Ordnance. cav.
i'rrtt. Ne" Jersey, spent the raSt
week end with his wife and mother
~ law. Mrs. Frederick G.. Crltoy
-. Guests OF Mrs Clifton durins
me coming few weeks. will be- ne,
S"n and daughter in-law. Seraount
anu Mrs. Byron Fillmore Clifton
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

John r Sayin. Jr.. S. e. re-
turned to Lake Denmark. Dover. y.
j.. last Sunday after spending 10
days with his parents Nh ana
Mrs. Frank Savin
A.
Mrs Nora Webb has received a
letter from her husband Private
Alton j. Webb. stating he had
landed safely sOmcW here in the
Pacific and is enjoying the best Of
health.
Gunnery Sergeant Walter W
Quering, L. 5. w. C., was the week
end visitor Of his vile and her
parents, Nh and Mrs Harry &.
Zeisie of South Bowers. A1ttr ScrN-
ing thirty-twO months overseas.
Sergeant Querine is now in Officer
Training al Quantico. Virginia.
h y
George ". SOrden, Seaman G.
is spending a 3O-day furlOush with
his mother. Mrs Gertrude Russell
of $40 Church avenue. Milford. He
entered the service TWO years ago.
received his basic training at Balm
bridge, Md. spent lG months
aboard Il troop transport in the
South Pacific. took part in six in
vasions, including the Philippines.
Leyte. Saipan, Palan Island. Lu-
zon and Two Jima. He wears the
Presidential Citation and the Asi-
= l. 1. II,
h y
Lieutenant Osborne X. Walls.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert f.
Walls. Who now reside in Phoenix,
Arizona. has been assigned to the
faculty OF the Field Artillery
School. Fort Sill. Oklahoma. Lieu
tenant Walls poincd the l9Sth
Delaware National Guard regiment
III June 1910. and served with them
III the South Pacific. He attended
the University OF Delaware. and
was member of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity His wife, the
former Mary Catherine Bradshaw
of Wilmington, North Carolina is
living i'll l-awtun. Oklahoma To be
near her husband.
Av
Lieutenant BaYard V COultep.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Lee tuultee
of Greenwood. was recently pro
NOTED from first to second lieutr-
nant a member OF the hard htt-
ing goth Infantry Division of the
Ninth Army, he took part in the
drive that broke the German coun-
ter-attack at MOrtain and support
ed the American line north of
Aachen before pushing up the Roer
River
He was commissioned in the
last November. For time he was
commanding officer Of a prisoner
OF war camp in Germany and had
5000 German prisoners under his
command. He is now in Reima.
France. ana expects to return
home late this summer. \ member
OF the National Guard, Lieutenant
Coultee enlisted in October. 1910.
and has been overseas for l.
months.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
months.

months.
Corporal Wilson wears the Asia
Pacific Ribbon. the ribbon of
American Defense (pre-Pearl Har-
bor) the Philippine Liberation Rib
bon and three campaign stars:
New Georgia. the Green Islands
and the Philippines. Prior to in
duCtiOn he was employed here by
Layton and Layton He is married.
his wife being the former Miss
Pauline Workman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Workman, neal
Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
Christ Church (EpiscOpaD
Founded 1904
Church Avenue and Third Street
Rev. Joseph s. Kinks. Rector
Sunday JulN -
y 40 4 N. Holy CnlnNlnnlnn
st. Johns X. {. Church
Rev. Leonard a. Raga !, Rector

Rev. Leonard a. Raga f, Rector
sunday. Iuly -
Milford, ST Johns Churcn. . a m
SrnIord. st. Mary's Church, s, $50
/. IN.
Itehohoth. St. Edmond's Church. II
i. IN
Fort Saul ehury. 8 u. m
Bethany E"arh Camp. $50 n. m.
Confessions Erfnr" Mass
Religious Instruction Af,rr Mass
Holy lay and other services as an
iOunCed
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
ReV. BordIey {. Baynard. Pastor

Sunday. July -
e" 90 a. IN. Sunday school
-" a. IN Morning Worship.
=" =. m !. t. f.. Service.
nils Worship
- p. m Thursday. PRAYER .crvic.
especially for tn" men II t'r. armed
forces
f.N'T- '- N-lrOme
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

Sergeant clifton has Just returned
from overseas.
An aunOuncrment has been made
ot the marriage OF lieutenant j .
John W. Elliott Jr. L. :. NJ. NJ. to
Miss Eleanor Maria cole. duu4hter
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

Betty and Peggy. dau2hrrrs of Nh.
and Mrs \. II. I.indaIr. Milford
Children Of Mr. aud Mrs. G. "
Shurhlry Milford
Pearl ana Edward children OF Mr.
and Mrs. & l.. Wi%s,uau Mil
lord
Second from Top
'hildrrn "t Mr and Mrs J. "
BcrWlck Lincoln.
Norman. Jr.. and brenda. children
OF Mr.. and Mrs VI " WhaIry.
Milford
children Of Mr. and Mrs {. +.
Areo. Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D cole. Jr.
OF Colling sdale. Pennsylvania in
rull Memorial Presbyterian
church. sharon Hill Pennsylvania.
Lieutenant Elliott is the son of Nh
John Elliott. formerly OF l.eWes.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
Christian Science Society
Branch of The First Church of Christ
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Meets In Milford Gr3nos L,u

Sunday. .luly -
Subject of the lesson sermon =
'Truth."
services every Sunday at IL a. M.
Sunday school at same hour.
"Wednesday evening meeting. frs
W dnrSdnN in each month at u. m
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
First Independent Church
Marshall Street

Rev. c. w. Taylor. Pastor
sunday. July -
l":"h q. IN. Sunday school
%" Il. m. Preaching Service.
-" y. m. ChiIdIrn's Service
=" y. m. E.NhnGtliStir Services.
Tuesday Childrcn'S Service 7 oo n
~: Bible study. ia y. m.
tnda\ 'hlldrrn's Service 700 u
m; Prayer and Praise Service. ~.
T. m.
FlannelEraph Talks each service hy
h~ pastor,
\ Christian welcome awaits You.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

'nl'Iudn and Ronald, SONS of Af.
and Mrs G. e. Webb. Grcouwood.
hildrrn OF Nh. and Ms & r.
Adams Milford
and James children of
Mr. and Mrs K j Wood Fam
IuHibu
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

accompanied u"m, rs Ma EJlDurth
p'N,:d - l.awr. ~h" Ata -D,..d two
"'tk Wth tt, NuN,I-
t9r,r- n-hne u0 o,,an Clt>.
va "u. d.'> r,e'nfh ohnard capt
MaINlu Williams tishu1 >,s,rl TIN
Nanny. J"--.ph J. I.>nru pulled iu d
u:,u -.~ uarlu. thu. rle> ln- d.. ,.,u
lai~' ~"in'.thlns To- de- brofj,l.~'
Mls AIldr'd Marlu ~ NyW Yoth
tIlN Is eursl 81 hrr mother. MI
coma M.I'Iu. 'h.- W,.k
I~'''nt alt'-l- ut lh,lf rnaturt. Mrs
l;oNi" pmHk,~ were t.u-len up,oei
huhr~, 'on~isue,d u.l. 1t"u
law atd Nh ana NJ J Gni,t,n
Iatr from Wjmln-tur.
Nj Cir,"td r.arnoa anI
d.u.ht,r. in laW. NIl~ I-iaN,tl, Tiu-
lu"i- .,nJ lui.th' .uu ul Hl.hl-i1>,l.
D.. al. "e'I>u" thrlr lmn.b
huHr lu town.
Nui' SuzN .rz :ui I'm and 1h,tt
"t"Wi about >uut lo."h OrN Prices il.
@LanataL Chlna Sho,.. >}n.,uo q
p.lr. ,.,s.. -" ou ,.tpi5. mat,h... >.o
= h"N. h"t ~"r'l, 500" 4 quut.'"
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
Bottom Row

hildrrn Of Mr ana Mrs. J W
sharp Milford
hrnurlh and Marair. children of
Mr. and Mrs II. +. Wilkins Mil
ford
Children of Senator and Mrs Rob
crt II Yrrkcs Houston Robert.
Jr.. Rnlhann and john Howard
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

To say the ri&ht thing. no more.
no less. ana then stop, takes
thought.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
LEWES

Ms Gror4e Huber and family of
-" Jersey. is visiting with hel
unt. N1~ AsneS simpler. At her
.e>.deAce on SKIP Carpenter St.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

NTI'I h1NInF Nptm Iuet W,9.L IN
@t"i'I "~ guests ot oscar .lohn.ou
'lre 'i""l@" Marvel aud children rr-
turned home Oh SUNDAY Ih,y were
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
kNITS I'D CHOCHETS

FIRST PRIZE So Mr., L
Watson. 1896 IlavcyhIu.
SECOND PRIZE So - Mrs
p. Grab0W Sears RocbuC N.
Grand River.
THIRD PRIZE s. Mrs W
g Smith 1--S ". Grand Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
FANCY DRESS

FIRST PRIZE.-Sl0 in y. &.
War Stamps-Mrs. Rose Volon-
ski, 1867 Dean.
SECOND PRIZE So in L. 8.
War Stamps - Mrs. Irwin w.
Armstrong, 1917 Steel
THIRD PRIZE S. in u. S.
War Stamps - Carlotta Allen,
1882 Kentucky.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
CHARACTER DOLLS

FIRST PRIZE Sl0- Ora
Ann Tropf Hotel SlatIer.
SECOND PRIZE s. - a
Finbcrg, City Irca>urcrs Or
flee
THIRD PRIZE SIS Mrs.
Angy AIbanN BIS Baglel
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
WARDROBE

FIRST PRIZE - SO Nr,
William Chiffon lll9 Maple
grove. Royal Oak.
SECOND PRIZE - S5-Nrs
Kate Hiegir, GsJ Allcn3aIc Dr.
THIRD PRIZE Mrs Al
MuIia'N. 1850 Lilac
These pr,zr~ were awarded
hy thc J l. Hudson CO. for thc
old NcWsbol The dolls are
on display ln Hudson s windows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Final Doll
Judging

THURSDAY was big day for
u Old Newsboys dolls. Tor il
was the day when all the dolls
from all over Detroit, including
those dressed by Detroit Times
readers. gathered for a final
Judging ... for city-wide prizes.
Fourteen thouSand dolls
marching in review the
judges being Mrs. Ernest Orling,
Mrs. Harry Bullion and Mrs.
Herbert Dolittle, all members Of
the Needlepoint Club who yearly
aid the Goodlellows in the work
Of picking the best dressed
dolls.
The following is a partial list
of the winners:
GRAND PRIZE WINNER
S25 l.. s. Victory BOnd-Mrs.
Ruth Sass; 3642- Crane.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
TAILORED DOLLS

FIRST PRIZE-SlO-Mr. A.
Santallno, Col Brainard.
SECOND PRIZE-S5 - Mrs.
+. Seabrook. 1647 Fairview.
THIRD PRIZE -- 50 - G. !
RoSwalk, 11116 Norihlawn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

SEWING YOUR own is fun.
cirlI Pattern 1865, cute round
neck blouse topping a lArcd
skirt is q smooth twosomc you
can whip up in sewing class
and wear proudly anywhere!
p Pattern 1865 comes in 6, 8,
10, J., ID. Size 10, skirt, Ia
yards 35-inch; blouse, Ia
yards 35-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and ad-
dress. style number and size,
Send your order 70 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
Tho Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
SENSIBLE DOLLS

FIRST PRIZE SO Ruth
Leonard. 1913 Tyler. Apt. 10
SECOND PRIZE 50 - Mrs.
Kay Ormond, 1867 Kcnslngton.
THIRD PRIZE-S3-Mrs. K.
c. Williams, 1857 Columbia.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
GLACIER COUNTY TnAM8EER9
By GaacAsw C@mm&x Ah@sRaes Co.
Cat Bam&. Ms@sana
or ANn Gas I.RAREs


George N McCabe, ct ux, TO Carter OIL
Co., Sc Sc sec 81. twp son rye low, term
Of 10 years; y royalty. II no well on or
before / year, IS delay rental each IL
months.
Same to same, w sw ne. Sc NV, sw,
W sc sec 80, twp Sin rye 9w, term of 10
years: X royalty, delay rental after one
year, $40 each II months
J. l.. Sh@fburne, ct ux, 20 same, Sc ne
sec 10, sw NV sec 20, twp Son rye low,
term of 10 years; y royalty; delay rental
after one year, SIS each IL months.
George N. McCabe, ct ux, 10 same, ne
sw, S NV Sc, sc sw, sc, ne Sc sec %. W sw
sec "a, twp San rye low, term of 10 years;
X royalty; delay rental after one year,
$40 each u months.
Blackfeet Tribal Business Council 70
Margaret Chattertcn, s sw sec "a. twp 32n
rye 6w, term of 10 years.
Same to Grace Hagerty, Sc sec II, twp
32n rye 6w, term of 10 years.
ASSIGNMENT OF MINING LEASE
Margaret Chatterton TO G. s. Frary and
Consolidated Gas Co., sw sec IA, twp
32n rye 6w.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS
PRODUCTION
e. K. Walgren, unmarried, 20 Bank of
Glacier County, Sc ne sec IA, twp Ban rye
CIV; sw Sc sec IA. twp 34n rye 6w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

SUMMONS
In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State OF Montana, In and
for the County of Cascade.
Rudolph De Michielli, Plaintiff, VS.. Eras
mus L. Anthony. also known as E. l..
Anthony, and Ella Anthony HIS wife; Ed
ward Thoman, and --- Thoman,
his wife. If any. Nicholas Efanger and
Cascade County, Montana, a Body Polite.
and all persons unknown claiming or who
might claim any right, title, estate or IN
terest In, or lien, or encumbrance upon the
real property described In the complaint.
OF any thereof, or any cloud upon plain
tiff's title thereto. whether such claim or
including any claim or possible claim of
dover, inchoate or accrued. Defendants
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings 20 the Above Named Defendants,
and to ali other persons unknown, and %
Each of Them:
You are hereby summoned to answer
in the office Of the Clerk Of this Court
a copy of which Is herewith served upon
one of you In each County wherein any
of you reside, and to file your answer and
serve copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the
service of this Summons, exclusive Of the
days Of service, and In case of your failure
10 appear or answer Judgment win be
taken against you, by default, for the relief
demanded in the complaint. This action IS
10 me land situated n Cascade County. and
particularly described as follows to-yit:
All that portion of land east of the
County road in the NE5k sWN Wa
SEX, Sec. 10, Twp. 10 ~. Rye. E.
Cascade County, Montana
Witness my hand and the Seal of said
Court this 2sth day Of September. 1915.
AGNES, SCHRAPPS.
COURT SEAL) Clerk
BY H. J. SKINNER
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL ]. MURPHY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SIT Strain Building,
Great Falls Montana.
Date Of first publication 0rf tp4F -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
ALIAS SUMMONS
No. SzT1T

In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District Of the State of Montana, Ia and
for the County Of Cascade.
LEON HIGBEE, Plaintiff VS.. RORY Nc
DONALD, also known as RORY MeDON-
ELL and as RORY MCDONNELL. q single
man; A. HARRINGTON, also known as
HARRINCToN. his wife; CHARLES o.
PARSONS, Agent, and CHARLES o. PAR
SONS, as an individual, a single man;
BOSTON AND GREAT FALLS LAND CO,
CLARENCE BIssELI.. trustee, and as an
wife; GREAT FALLS LAND IMPROVE
MENT CO.; and CASCADE COUNTY. a
Body Polite; and all persons unknown
claiming or who might claim any right,
title. estate or interest In, or lien or en-
cumbrance upon the real property de
adverse 70 the plaintiffs ownership, OF
any cloud upon plaintiffs title thereto,
whether such claim or possible claim be
present OF contingent including any claim
or possible claim Of dover, fnchoate OF
accrued, Defendants.
THE STATE or MONTANA Sends
Greetings TO the Above Named Defendants.
and to all persons unknown and to Each
of Them
You are hereby summoned to answer the
Compliant n "a, TINS seoa %nc Is NEG IN
of which Is herewith served upon one Of
you In each County wherein any Of you
reside, and TO file your answer and serve
a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attor-
ney within twenty days after the service
OF this Summons, exclusive of the day OF
service. and IN case of your failure 70
appear or answer, Judgment viii be taken
against you, by default, for the relief de-
manded in the complaint. This action Is
brought for the purpose Of quieting title
70 the land situated IN Cascade County.
and particularly described as follows, to
wit:
Lots 4, II and u in Block A. Bos-
ton and Great Falls Addition TO City of
Great Falls. Cascade County, Montana
Witness my hand and the Seal of said
Court this 9Th day of October I945.
AGNES SCHRAPPS,
COURT SEAL) Clerk
BY d. w. SWEARNGEN,
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL J. MURPHY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
81 Strain Building,
Great Falls Montana.
Date Of first publication Oct -. i945. *
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
TOOTE COUNTY TRANSFERS
By To0Re County Abstract Co
Shelby, Montana
on AND CAS- I.EAsEs

OA1 AND Gas AABASHS
Midland Realty Co. of MINI, TO Union
OIL Co. of California. of Great Falls. Mont,
n ne, 8, n NV, 9-34-4w.
r. d. Mountain 70 same, ne, 8, NV,
9-34-4W.
State of Montana to Mark d. Ely, of
Helena, Mont, s 33-33-2e. r--.f
Continental Land Co, to Montana-Dakota
Utilities Co, lots / and 2, Sc. 4, lots /, 2,
z, 8, sw, ne Sc, Sc, 3, lots 3 and A, n sw,
sw sw, Sc, 2, sw sw, 1879.
Same to same, NV, NV ne, ne, g. e
NV. ne, 10, NV, n ne, sc ne, IL, W NV,
12-37-2e.
Same to same, sw Sc, e Sc, 8, S, 8, sw, n
Sc, TO- NV sw, Sc, IL, w sw, 12-37-2e.
Same to same, ne NV, ne, sw ne, II,
NV, w ne, 10, NV, sc NV, sw ne, ne,
Is, NV, W ne, sc ne, IA, w NV, 13-37-2e.
Same to same, NV Sc, IL, ne Sc, S. Is.
S, IA, lot /, ne NV, W nea 10, ne, %,
NV NV, %, e sw, 2S-37-2e; sw sw, l. Sc, 2,
ne ne, II, n NV, 12-36-2e.