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Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Pomona Grange Picnic
At Laurel July IL
Senator +. Paul BurkhOIder Will
Speak At Evening Session

The Sussex County Grange Pic
mic will be held at Laurel Camp
Ground on Thursday, July 18th. 1t
is hoped all Oranges of the County
will be represented.
This will not be an all day picnic,
so plan to get there in time for the
picnic supper. Everyone bring a
basket supper and eat at six o.
clock. Tables for everyone. Every
Grange come expecting to have a
good time.
There will be games and plenty
Of fin.
The speaker of the evening will
be Senator e. Paul Burkholder. SEN
ator Burkholder is very fine spea-
ker and we are sure all will look
forward to hearing him.
Refreshments will be served. The
SUSSEX County Lecturer. Mrs. +.
Davis Watson, is arranging the pro-
gram.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
.Dickey Is Named
To Succeed Hanson
Capt. II. ii. Hanson, Veteran State
Chemist Is Feted On Retirement

Ndpt' IL lie HanSOn, veteran STATE
Chemist, Is Feted On Retirement
The State Board of Agriculture
today appointed Richard Earle
Dickey, who has been assistant
chemist since 1928, to the post of
state chemist, succeeding Capt. H.
H. Hanson, who will retire on July
l.
Following the meeting of the
board in Dover today, members and
employees of the department, en-
tertained Captain Hanson at lunch
in the Hotel Richardson, in token of
his q years service as state chem
iSt.
Captain Hanson joined the boaru
OF agriculture in 1920, when tht
force consisted of only a secretary
and a stenOgrapher He established
Il laboratory at first testing fertill-
zer and later livestock feed. lime.
ice cream, spray residue, and soil
analysis came under his jurisdic-
ton.
Many of the state laws governing
his department were advocated by
Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Plan Nationwide
Blue Cross Plan
Final Action On Uniform Set Up
Will Be Taken In September

A proposed Blue Cross program
of uniform hospital benefits
throughout the United States was
discussed on Wednesday, June 25,
in the Wilmington offices of the
Delaware Blue Cross Plan by re-
presentatives of the Blue Cross
Plans in the Fourth District, COM
prising Delaware and Pennsylvania.
Final action on this matter is ex-
pected to be taken at the national
meeting of Blue Cross Plans in st.
Louis during the week of September
%. If the proposed plan is adopted,
Blue Cross members out of their
own state would have the full bene-
fits of the Blue Cross, Plan in what
ever locality they might require
hospital service.
Attending the meeting were Mr..
George Bell, Managing Director OF
the Wilkes-B Barre Plan, Mr.. Milton
Richards and Miss Frances Smith
of Wilkes-Barre; Mr.. G. E. Wray
Philadelphia; Mr.. Charles Misner
Harrisburg; Miss Thelma Aurand
and Miss Catherine Riley, both OF
the Admissions Department of the
local plan; DR.. w. Edwin Bird
medical consultant to the Delaware
Blue Cross Plan: Mr.. H. V. Maybee
Managing Director of the Delaware
Blue Cross Plan and Robert G..
Denzler. Supervisor of the HOspi-
tai Admissions Department of the
Delaware Plan.
Mr.. Denzler presented a paper tC
the group detailing a procedure
whereby all Blue Cross Plans
might agree on standard method
for hOspital admissions.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Mrs. C.. II. Hall
Passed Away
AT Residence
Here Tuesday
Funeral Services for Late
Generals Widow Were
Held Yesterday Morn
ing; Had Been Ill A
Long Time.

Mrs. Della Hazard Hall, age SO
years, widow of General George H.
Hall, former Secretary of Stare,
former bank president and leading
local merchant and realtor, passed
away at her beautiful home on
Clarke Avenue, Milford. after a
lengthy illness, Tuesday morning,
July /, 1947.
Her husband for years conduc-
ted department store in this city,
and was active in Republican poll
tics. She was the daughter of w. A.
and Priscilla Hazard of Milton and
granddaughter of the late Cover
nor David Hazard of Milton and
numbered among her antecedents
on both her maternal and paternal
sides some of the most outstanding
personages in Delaware's long and
glorious history.
Mrs. Hall was active in the af-
fairs of Avenue Methodist Church,
where she was member of the Off
cial board and pastoral relations
committee. When the handsome
new Avenue church edifice was
erected, she was the sole donor of
the magnificent pipe organ, which
she dedicated to the memory of her
late husband. She was also one of
the founders of the Milford New
Century Club and served that or
ganization we'll as president.
She was an active member of the
Millwood branch of the Sunshine
society of Delaware, and was al
ways ready to help with any worthy
cause dedicated to the alleviation
of human suffering.
Mrs. Hall is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Della Hall Deak-
yne at home and Mrs. ]. Cooper
Kerr and Mrs. Allan Goldsborough,
of Denton, Maryland.
Funeral services were held yes
terday morning at her late resi-
dence. The Rev. Dr. Frank Herson,
pastor of Avenue Methodist Church,
cfficiated. Interment Oddfellows
cemetery, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Harrington Airport
Has Bellanca Agency
Atlee Link, President, Is Planning
Broad Expansion Program =.

1t was announced to a reporter
of the Milford Chronicle this week,
by Atlee Link, president, that the
Harrington Airport, incorporated,
located on the Milford-Harrington
highway, near the latter city, has
this week been designated as the
downstate representative of the
Bellanca Aircraft corporation of
New Castle.
Mr.. Link further-ystated, that a.
long with the acceptance of the ag-
ency for the Bellanca aircraft,
which planes are generally regard
ed as among the finest produced in
the country, broad program of
expansion was being planned by
Harrington Airport. incorporated.
Mr.. Link said that the general pub
lie in this area will be kept inform
ed from time to time on happenings
at the airport. through the columns
of the Milford Chronicle, both news
and advertising,
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Summer School For
w. S. c. S. At Dover
Session Will Begin At Wesley
College On July II

The we'll planned School of Mis-
sions and Christian Service for the
member and interested friends of
Peninsula Conference WOmen's
Society of Christian Service will be-
gin in Dover at Wesley Junior Col
lege on Monday, July IA, and will
continue it's sessions until July Is.
Mrs. Harry Menser, of Wilmington,
secretary of the Conference Mis-
siOnary Education, is the dean. Re-
giStratiOns will start at the College
at 1890 P. NJ, OH Monday. Reserva-
ton fee is $3.50 Miss Birmingham,
editor of Methodist Woman, will
teach a course 1--WE, the People of
the United Nations" There will be
courses in World Evangelism,
Prayer and Bible. The faculty in
cludes, beside Miss Birmingham,
Mrs. Oran Smith, of Denton, Mrs
Milton Pope, of Salisbury and Miss
Elizabeth Johnson of Wilmington.
Each day there will he group con-
ferences in each phase of the work.
Tuesday, presidents, missionary
education, youth and Wesleyan SER
vice guild secretaries will confer
Wednesday, christian social rela-
tiOns, treasurers, children's and
youth secretaries, will have individ-
ual meeting and Thursday, vice
presidents, promOtional, spiritual
life and supply secretaries will get
together for mutual benefit. The
evenings are in charge of Mrs. Har-
ry Hygate. president of the confer
ence society. The first evening will
continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Gov. Bacon Has
AIMED New
Com mission
DR.. w. o. Sypherd, Cap
tain HI. III. Hanson, AL
den p. Short Given Del
aware Day Posts.

Gov. Walter w. Bacon announced
recently the appointment of an en-
tirely new Delaware Day Commits
sion whose three members will
serve for four years starting July l.
Appointed were DR.. w. Owens
Sypherd, Of Newark, former acting
president of the University of Della
ware, who replaces the Rev. John
j. Sheehy of Wilmington; Capt. H.
H. Hanson, of Dover, who succeeds
State Senator E. Paul BurkhOlder
Of the same community, and Alden
P. Short of Georgetown, who re-
places the Rev. Howard Davis of
Lewes.
Governor Bacon also appointed
former State Rep. Jonathan S. Will
lis of Milford as regulator of
weights and measures for Kent
County, to succeed AlOnzo Jones OF
Leipsic, who is retiring on state
pension.
Leo Blumberg, former University
of Delaware professor, was reap
pointed by Governor Bacon on the
State Board of Registration for Pro-
fessiOnal Engineers and Land Sur
veyors. Representing the profession
of mechanical engineers, Mr.. Blum
berg will serve for a term of four
years beginning July 1.
Edgar Mustard of Georgetown, re-
presenting land surveyors on the
board, was reappOinted by the Gov
ernor for a three-year term effec.
tive July /.
Charles dupont Ridgely, Camden
was renamed member of the Della.
ware Real Estate Commission fol
three years, beginning July l, ant
Arthur G. Livingston, Dover, was
reappOinted member of the Della
ware Waterfront Comission for si2
years. effective July 1.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04

With the long Fourth of July
weekend just ahead, the State
Board of Health reminds the public
that there are many summer vaca-
tion hazards which must be avoided
if the holidays are to be healthy,
happy one, and lists warnings about
the dangers of swimming, boating,
and canoeing, being exposed too
long to the sun, poison ivy, auto
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04

ready signed to cover 1947 crops
were written under the existing law
and will be carried out on that ba-
sis.
Nationwide, more than $4,000
farmers have insured their 1947
crops, according to present esti-
mates of the Corporation. This re-
presents total liability of about a
Continued on page l6l
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
State Board Of Health Warns
About Summer Vacation Hazards

mobile accidents, and typhoid fever.
Swimming is one of the most
popular of summer past times. 1t is
both good fun and good exercise
but it can be dangerous, the Board
warns, when people have an ex-
aggerated belief in their own ablli-
ty as swimmers and do not realize
the dangers of the under-tow at the
seashore, or go over their depth in
CONTINUED on page I'D
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Crop Insurance Program VIII Be
Continued Throughout This Year

The Federal Crop Insurance
Program for 1947 will not be affect
ed by any pending legislation, ac-
cording to an announcement made
this week by C. e. Ocheltree, state
director of the Production and
Marketing Administration, and A.
NJ. SMaddin, state director of the
Federal Crop Insurance Corpora
ton. They said that contracts al
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Banks Here VIII Be
Closed Tomorrow
Will Enable Their Employees To
Enjoy Long Fourth Weekend

In a joint statement released this
week, officials of the Milford Trust
company and the First National
Bank and Trust company of this
city, announced that both banking
institutions will remain closed all
day Saturday, July 5th.
This action was taken in order to
enable the employees of the banks to
enjoy the long holiday weekend.
which will begin for them Thurs
day evening, July 3rd.
Local stores, however, will re-
main open all day Saturday, July
5th, being closed all day, July 4th.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-04
Marriage Licenses
Delayed By New Law
Legal Requirement For Blood Test
Given As Reason For Delay

No marriage licenses will be is
sued in Delaware for residents of
this state for at least two days,
public officials declared this week.
The reason for the sudden mora
torium on marriage licenses is the
legal requirement for a blood test,
which went into effect on Tuesday,
Continued on page 81
The Valley settler., 1947-03-13
Dear Mrs. Bell:


 fall we tri ed to rally volunteer holp, and | spent lot of my own time trying to round up enough people to put up tho Quonsot hut Only once did any stzoable group turn out, and then the mon who Wero hired to super wise the work did not appear and tho work | was not organized. Subsequent appeals for | volunteer help were fruitless. Whom tho
 building was finally completed by hired
 ho1D, it became too cold to do any steam Hitting and all work had to cease until tha weather moderated.
 short time ago VIC had KIDD announce during two nows broadcasts that volunteer | painters were ntod. lot of people havd tol hed about the Qunnsot hut, but only ONE MAN camo to work. The hut should hovo boon ready long ago, but it sooms that it will not bo done by volunteer help.
 When I ca1no to this Valley, I heard quite a foU people make the statement that the EIosu ital should be q Community Eo spita1l and for the last 4 years theso people madd it plain that they would bo sat isfiod with nothing olsc. Many of theso people Woro at the publi ic moot ing when it was voted unani mous1Y to pay $2.O0 month to help tho hospital. One parBon offered to givo $1o0O.| if no church organi zotion ran tho hosp itol. .I To date, not ono of those people hovo given any Voluntoor holp uhotovor, and only very few of this group have given tho $2.O0 Q month. Apparently it is the ir purpose to do nothing but criticize. Angcer No. ? The hospital doesn't pay it's bills because tho people don't pay thoirs- It's es simple as that. In an carly issue of this paper thoro will be financial statement of the hospital and it will be easy to see that the hosbit would pay it's bills and be out of debt, if the people would pay for sorvicos that thoy hovo TO- ceivod.
 People think nothing of paying $5. 1 0 dcy for q hotel room, but hero whoro thoy are Supplied with moo1s, 24 hour nursing coro, etc. ,thoy soom to think thot tho poy- monts can be put off. Wo cannot afford to buy food, medic ines, ront etc., and got
 nothing in return. .Wo don't want to demand pay in odtonco, but this is 90 ing to bo neco sscry, cs it will be irnpo iblo to pay for our food, otc. ,un1o ss those ttoms con be aid for Uhon received.
 We paid out about $7OO for hired help in making nece ssary alterations in the present building: If people would have vol i unteered to help, this money would have
The Valley settler., 1947-03-13

pital here? If so, give it boost ,once it gets on it's feet it will probably take care of itself, but the first year. is hard one ---so LYNDA HELPING HAND! |! I am not in
 charge of the Hospital, don't see me--see
 the manager. Sincerely yours, David Hoehn, MD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

NAN D. CALENDER cir-Sit
sul~e.
IN tbs cause. !. appe7ri1g rem
affidavit on hle that an Order o.
y iblca,:cn vas heretofore s.sn-
= ard fled in ,hs above ertitled
-, bv the HI r'sb'c Taffie.
. OHara oa Jlns 3. i}-s and
Sajd Or1e- q P'l5s cstlcn was
mailed nv registered ictser y the
ieteu6s-,s las; Sno"n ad1reSs,
ard due u : rl,s,c'ze y me ac-
S-ess y sad o. ssr G: Puoliesuon
~ registered .,s.s- - IS not 1s-
l.ve-ed - ire 4eiendaa. Or X
was returned . dis cH,ce. TIA;
ne address gwen sJs Isl Green
rood s. E!camor5 Inciaaa- but
ma, me deisrdsr'ts correct az
sress < 1908 Prsne s. Pieh
r.ona Indiana
II IS ORDERED ,hs' " 'llar
Mason. defendant appear ana an.
saver ,hs Bill q Complaint NED
N IRIS cause. With n three months
from tire date = tnis Ordec o.
SAID Bill Viii re -7ke7 as con-
tessed against MIA
IT'S FURTHER ORDERED
,ra;a copy ~ ssii Order D.
sent 70 ire last sa7Na address Of
ire sad deten tart ny register
&c NAL. ard II case no res stored
-e;urr receipt signed ~ ire de-
PENDANT * received. that this Or
Ger be published az required -
law
SHERMAN D. CALLENDER
Cir,ms Judge
a True COPY
CASPAR J. LINCEMAN Clerk
By 4. SHEDD. Deputy ClegH
.i-lS--2-22
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the
County Of Wayne.

NO. 3ll.7l2
In The Matter Of the Estate Of
MEDORA ISABELLA MILTON
Deceased. :,
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors OF said deceased are
required 70 present their claims,
NJ writing and under oath. TO said
Court az the Probate Office N
the CITY Of Detroit. in said coun-
~ and 10 serve a copy thereof
mon CLARENCE NJ. MILTON.
Administrator OF said estate al
373s Rivsrd Street. Detroit, Mich
San on or before the 9th day OF
March. AID. ie47, and that such
CLAIMS Will be heard by said
court before JUDGE WILLIAM
r. cOTTER IN Court Room No.
sll WAYNE County Building IN
the City Of Detroit. IN said Coun-
~ on the 9th day 81 March. AID
ie47 az two o'clock IN the after
noon
Dated January 10. AID. is45.
WILLIAM F. cOTTET..
Judge Of Pfpb9Ie.
Published in Detroit Tribune,
once a week for three weeks sue
cessively. within thirty lays from
the date hereof
LIE 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
No. 40c OS7
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Al eess0r q. sad Court held
IL me Court House r tire CITY %
Dei.c.t on The 9Th day q Nov
emoet AID 1885.
Present Hon ADOLPH z
MARSCHSER. Circ1,t Judge.
Satisfactory pso7t Dy affidavit
showing ih5t i cannot be ascer-
tanned n what state Or country
the said defendant now resides.
and her present whereabouts are
unknown. that her last known
place - residence was care az
General Dchvery, City ~ Paris
County ~ Henry and State Of
Tennessee.
On Notion II Lewis, Rowlette
& Brown Attorneys for john Os.
tr plaintiff herein.
i Is Ordered that the said de-
fendan' enter her appearance in
sa.0 0aIso on or before three III
months from the date ~ this
orfer or the Bill II Complain,
nay Dc taken as confessed and
nat tne SAID order be published
and q copy thereof served unon
aefcnfant b. registered mail az
! required bv Law
ADOLPH F MARSCHNER.
q True Copv1
ASpAR J LINGEMAN. CLERK
~ Thos p Cable
I Deputy Clerk f0-fA 10 a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
NO. 4os -24s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


At session of SAID Court held
AZ the Court House IN the City
% Detroit on the l4th day Of
November. AID. 1916
p escnt Hon ADOLPH 2.
MARSCHNER, Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
stowlng that il cannot be ascer-
tanned what state or country the
defendant now resides, and her
present whereabouts are un-
known that-the last known place
~ residence Of SAID defendant
was 1882 ST. Antoine Street IN
the City u Detroit County Of
WAYNE ard State oil Michigan.
On Motion Of Lewis. Rowlette
& Blown. Attorneys for Cletus
Williams. plaintiff herein.
II Is Ordered that the said de-
PENDANT enter her appearance in
said cause on or before three 81
months from said date 81 order,
or the Bill Of Complaint may be
taken as confessed and that the
Order be published and copy
thereof served upon defendant BY
registered mail as required by
law.
ADOLPH F. MARScHNER,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
I CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
By Thos p Cable
Dcputv Clerk l2-l4-l-l9, A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
NO. 4na 11a
NO. 4os.7l2
ORDER OF PUBLICATION FOR
NON RESIDENT DEFFNDANT

az d session Of the said court
held al the court mouse in o re-
Wv Of Detroit. on the 26 dav
OF December 1896. '
rPrescnt. Honorable THFO.
pORE J. RICHTER. Circuit
~ appearing from affidavit an
ne herein, that after dilipont
search and inquiry II can moi he
ascertaincd in what Sts,e -
country the defendant Rub,, y
Harris resides. o.
On motion Of Arthur w Rb,d
es, attorney for plaintiff
~ Is Ordered that the defend
ant Ruby r Harris. appear ana am
answer the Bill Of compIoin, Ell ~
c ca IN this Cause within Thu ~
~ months from the date ~ ~
' order, or said Bill Of Complsint
wIll be taken as confessed aes ,a,,'
her by the plaintiff '''''
II Is further ordered that z
true copy Of this Order be pub.
iishcd according TO law. and that
a true copy Of this order be sent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
MIC X. caaseY. Aitorner

ZlAO Jos. Campau
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court FOR the County Of
Wavne IN Chsncorv.
BESSIE JOHNSON. Plaintiff
IS RICHARD JOHNSON, De-
PENDANT.
No. 4o7.4ss
At session ~ said Court held
~ tho Court House in the Citv Of
Detroit IN SAID County on the
4th day u November. AID 1876.
Present The Hon ADOLPH
+. MARSCHNER, Circuit Judge.
In TINS cause. u appearing from
the affidavit hereto attached that
tho defendant Richard Johnson
cannot be served bv process *.
sued out Of this court as he Is
not resident Of tho State 81
Michigan but that he resides in
RulcvIlle, Miss
Therefore On Motion u Alfred
u Casey, attorncg for the PLAN.
til
\ j. Ordered that tho defend.
ant Richard johnson cause b,s
appearance "a be- entered M fbis
cause, with n three 81 months
( from The date of this Order. or
mat SAID Bill Of Complaint viii
2e TAKEN as confessed bv The said
defendant and that true copv
Of ihls order be sent 20 the do
iencant nv registered mail 10 HE
last known address. and II not re-
ceiFed that TINS order be publish
ca m any newspaper published
ana circulating IN the County OF
wayne according 10 law
ADOLPH T. MARScHNER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
G CASPIAN J LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY J p. Stone.
Deputy Clerk l2-l4-i.l8 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the
County Of Wayne.
NO. 1A3.1l9

In the Matter OF tho Estate Of
LOUISE SMITH. Deceased,
Notice IS hereby over that all
credlors Of sain deceased are re-
CURED TO present their claims. IN
writing and under oath. 10 said
Court at the Probate Office ir the
City Of Detroit. in said County,
and 10 serve a copy thereof upon
BESSIE BYRD. Execut-ix. ot SAID
estate. at 1908 Ani.etam Street,
Detroit Z, Michigan. on or before
the 26th day Of March. AID. l947,
and that such claims Will be
heard by said court. before
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

WAYNE in Chsncery.
CLARENCE ?. osTBf e.
plaintiff IS BETTY J. Os4D =
~ NO. 4os-asI
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session q sad Court e !.
~ the Court House az Detse-'-
N.cnsgsn on DecenpeI ~ 80
p-eser- Hor THEODORE .
RICHTER. Circuit Judge
o. reaalnE and f-.ins ire al
Ssy., y. non-residence hereto a.
,screa and .fEarn wn.cr y ~
res-s ust the defendant. Se,'s
Ostcv IS rit 4 res.ceni * rs
So ~ M.c1.Ear DIT resi1es
1. 70- Eas, Mc.-ce street, SPrEs-
fed Missouri
On n 8iion ~ william G. smitn,
attorney so- :as p.anr1
n Z Ordered tha; the 1efe1c-
~. Betty J Ost5y, appear r
iris cause Hlrn.n iatev
--nrtrs from the cate aeTep.,
s.Aer Ia oersor ~ BY attcrrey
I'D mat ne. fal.-ge 90 CO So w.l-
-sgse he- default = y tssen
ara i; IS Further Ordered nat
Z coov ~ THIS Og1e. re plo..sa-
- acco-5.ng 70 laW n re De-
ro., Trlr-.e q nen.spape- 2sir,-
81 and puohsne1 y ire Co-nty
% Wsyne
And 7, Is Further OrdercS that
2 COPY q. trs Qrcer togetfei
w.th a COPY o. the af.csst. Upon
v- 81 oase1 &c served Up
ere 1eter1art ~ rer las;
.noWn Place - res-oence nv re-
a.gte-e1 rail de.!re- - a-1fessee
.r.y vtta se.-rn receipt &C.
THEODORE : RICHTER
Ci-c1t Jacge
A Tee Copy
cAsPAR J LI%GEIiAN. Clerk
By 4 z Ssaer,
DEPUTY Clerk ,-4--2.o -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

JUDGE THOMAS c. MURPHY
IN Court Room No. 305. Wayne
County Building IN he City u
Detroit. in said county on the
2c,k day Of March, AID. ls47, al
two o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated January IL. AID. l947
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Juoge Of Probate
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week fcr three weeks
successfully. within ;ha;y day,
from the date hereof.
l-l8-2.i.
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ant by registered mail IS ge9u.r-
e. hy Jaw
ADoLPH ? MARsCENER,
Circuit Jgoge
"A True Copy
CAsPAR J LINCEMAS, CLERK
By Taos z Csc.e
Depatv Ce.s l--l4-!-!o ~
"a True C~rv)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

newspaper. printed II said Coun-
- q WAYNE.
JOSEPH A. MOYSlHAS.
Circuit Judge.
"A tue copy
CAsPAR j. LlNGEsiAN. CLERK
b. J 3 Stone.
Deputy CLERK i-lo-2-22 II