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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-12
Men Coming Here
 On Thursday

TACOMA, July 12.-tR-Only few days after completion of n Seattle goodwill tour of Alaska, q group of Is Tacoma civic and busi- ness leaders will leave by plane Sum- day morning on a similar journey Mayor c. Val Fawcett will head the party.
 Their itinerary will be Fairbanks, Sunday evening and Monday; An chorage, Tuesday and Wednesday; Juneau, Thursday; Ketchikan, Fri day: and return to Tacoma Sat- urday.
 Members of the party are Fawcett, Ebert H. Baker II, c. w. Benfield, Chauncey Baker, E. D. Click. Fred Haley, Frank J. Johnson. Allen H. Link, R. R. Mattison. J. c. Richards, T. A. Stevenson, T. A. Thronson, Charles Walker. Charles F Wolf and Karl J. Maxwell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-12
NO GE0pHYSI(AL
 INSTITUTE FOR
 TERR. OF ALASKA
Appropriations Com. Turn Thumbs Down on Funds
 But Make Proposal

WASHINGTON, July F. tR- The Senate Appropriations Con- mittee has turned thumbs down on funds for geophysical institute for Alaska, but has indicated it will favor an allocation if facilities of the institute do not become the property of the University of Alaska
 A house-aproved institute appro- priation of $100,000 and contract authorization for an additional S875,000 were eliminated by the committee yesterday from the agri- culture appropriation bill
 But the committee explained that 1t believed research in geophysics
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-12
MEETS COUSIN FIRST
 TIME, TWENTY YEARS

MT. and Mrs. Gordon McGlenn Of Cleveland Ohio, were among the tourists on the Princess Louise While the steamer was docked in Juneau, they renewed acquaintance with MT. McGlenn'S cousin, Miss Esther Commet, whom he had not seen for about 20 years. Miss Con- met is an employee of the Unem- ployment Compensation Comnis- sion.
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in the Arctic region should be car- ried out, adding:
 Tt is recommended that the ap- propriate legislative committee re- consider the provision in the law which would turn over to the uni versity such an institution
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-12
Seiners, Packers In Agreement, Ketc/
SperIings Plan Trip Over Alaska Highwayby Biking;;
 Destination, Minneapolis

Harry Sperling, with two of his four children, have planned va cation this year which will be re- membered for long time. Sperl- ing, with his daughter Mary, l9, and son David, IS, will leave Ju- neau on July 21 for Whitehorse via boat and train to begin bicycle trip to the U s. over the Alaska Highway.
 From Whitehorse, the group will cycle to either Dawson Creek or Edmonton. Then, they will travel by train to Winnipeg where they will once more mount their bicycles and ride to Minneapolis, their final destination. Sperling estimates that they will reach Minneapolis by September 5.
 Arrangements for the trip were begun last fall. Sperling will carry letter from the Governor of AL aska to the Governor of Minne- sota, which he will deliver upon completion Of the journey. He said that he has never travelled on the highway before but does not antici- pate any difficulty Sperling said that Investigation has led him to Believe tpat the road is hard pack en enough so that the trip will be feasible
 .Rsae three Spe. iings have ac- quired three new Roadmaster bicy- cles and will take only essential camping equipment with them, plus spare parts and tools for the bikes. Camping equipment will consist of sleeping tags, pup tents, food and cooking utensils. Another necessity is a fishing pole which will 5e, Usud tc replenisa food supplies
 s'le"'r.e estimates that he ana iiis son ,nd daughter will have bi- cycled approximate'v 2,000 miles by the end of the ..'' Total dis tance for the entire journey is es- timated at 5000 miles.
 The three will also take along a couple of cameras for photograph lng the trip and scenery along the road. Sperl;ng will also send Q weekly art.ele so the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune which has made arrangements to purchase an ex elusive story
 Sperling, g, is Administrative Officer for the Regional Office Of the U $. Forest Service. He has been in Juneau over 25 years and all four of his children were born here. He said the trip is not in- tended as a stdnt, but is only q pleasure trip for the camping and exercise.
 Minneapolis is Sperling's birth place and he will spend the re- mainder of his vacation there. re- turning to Juneau, via train and boat, early in October He will be joined in Minneapolis by Mrs. Sper- ling who declined to make the bike trip. She will leave August 4 by beat. The ether tive children VII remain in Alaska. Harry, jI p. is. halibut fishing this summer and will attend the University of Washington in Seattle next fall. William, IS, will remain here.
 At the conclusions ol thei' trip, David will attend the Bulls School at Silver | Springs, Maryland, in for attendance at the U. s. Naval Academy at Annapolis. He has been named the principal candidate from Alaska. David grad uated from Juneau High School this year. Mary, who is in her junior year at college will attend either the University of Minnesota or the University of Washington next fall.
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SURVEY MEN HERE

Richard G. Ray, John c. Reed and Quentin D. Singewald of the U. s. Geological Survey of Wash ington, D. C., are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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OLDEST MEMBER OF
 CONGRESS E DEAD

WASHINGTON. July 12.-49- Rep. Joseph J. Mansfield D-Tex) the oldest member of Congress died today at the Bethesda, Md. Naval Hospital.
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COAST GUARD COUPLE HERE

Chief and Mrs. Grynkiewicz are guests at the Gastineau Hotel Chief Grynkiewicz is on the USCG Wa chusetts and his wife has arrived from the States for a weeks visit
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FROM LOS ANGELES

Jean Guthrie of Los Angeles is registered at the Hotel Juneau. She arrived on the Alaska.
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SEATTLE MEN HERE

Registered at the Baranof Hotel from Seattle are Palmer Lewis and Cliff Matthews.
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KAKE MAN HERE

J. Stanoland of Rake is a guest at the Hotel Juneau.
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HERE FROM sITKA

Dorothy Brouilette of Sitka is registered at the Gastineau.
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Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17

er, has been out of school the past
week with humps. Mrs. Harold
Fink has been supplying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Eisenman re-
turned home Tuesday from a trip
to Fargo N. D., where they have
been at the home of Mrs. Eisen-
mans parents a few weeks.
Mrs. R. w. Davis returned home
Friday from Laurel where she spent
the week with her daughter, Miss
Pearl Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson left
Friday to remain over the week
end at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Willard Scott and family at
Hardin.
Miss Phyllis Eastlick, of Billings,
a nurse, spent her birthday Tuesday,
Dec. 9, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Eastlick. Miss
Eastlick is being sem to Portland
in January for further training.
Mrs. Alfred Guse and daughter
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Wise, left Thursday for her
home at Greycliff after spending
a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kinney.
Miss Marjorie Fox left Monday
for Missoula to visit at the home
of her brother, Richard Fox and
wife.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Park City Panthers
Lose Week End Games
PARK

The Laurel Locomotives rode over
the Park City FATHERS Wednesday
evening in a fast game at the
gym. At the end of the first
quarter Laurel lead Ill, and at
the half the visitors still held the
lead, 26-12. In the second half the
Panthers rallied but were unable to
catch up. The final score was 40
90 for Laurel.
Arthur Ganzales was high scorer
with IL points.
PARK CITY-BILLINGS RAMS
The Panthers met a defeat Friday
night on the local floor when they
played the Billings Central High
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Favor1te OF Creole Cooks

Down New Orleans-way, okra ap-
pears as "gumbo" in soups and
stews. 1t contains a thick, jelly-like
substance that is ideal for thicken-
ing these dishes. When okra is
cooked as a vegetable, a good way
to avoid too much of its jelly-like
consistency is to combine it with
ripe tomatoes. This is an old and
delightful favorite of Creole cooks.
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NO. lIlsso
CRpER OF PUBLICATION

A. = session of said Court he'd
q, re Cou-t House n me CITY =
Det-o-: p fsl6 County sn6 State
On ne isth cay q April, A D
ls47.
Present; Ire HON. FRANK 9
FERGUSON. Circuit Judge.
On reading and fling TIE aft
dsv5t hereto attached from which
appears that TIE defendant Mel
son Monroe Jackson Is not a resi-
6ert e Detroit, Michigan. but
VIXEN last heard from resided.
z22s East s3rc street. Cleveland,
Ono therefore.
On motion Of Edward A. SIN
mons. attorney for plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the de-
tendsnt appear IN this cause with
IN three months 81 from TIE date
hereof. either IN person o. ~ a.
torney. and that MS failure 50 %
60 vii csuse lis cefsAi % De
taken.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORD
ERED that . copy q this order
oe published IN tire Detroit TRl-
BCNE. . Newspaper printed ard
publishes IN the County az
WAYNE, Michigan according 70
law
AND II IS FURTHER ORD.
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NO. 40s-fs5
CHDER OF PUBLICATION

At q session u ssid Court held
a. ne Court House N the City
n Detroit in said County and
State or the 18Th day Of April
a . lezT
Present. The Hon FRANK p.
FERGUSON. Circuit Judge.
On reading and fling the aft
csvit hereto attached from which
u appears that the defendant.
Amelia Anthony. is not q resident
r. Detroit. Michigan. bJt when
last heard - and from resided az
1914 ~ 2lst street 81. Louis. No,
therefore.
On motion Of Edward A. Sim
mons attorney for plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED mat the de-
fendsnt appear IN this cause
within three ~ months from the
cate hereof either in person or
BY attorney. and that her failure
50 % do will cause her default %
be tsken:
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORD
Erred that n copy of this order be
published in the Detroit TRI-
BUNE. newspaper printed and
published IN the County q
Wayne, Michigan. according %
law.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORD
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LEGAL NOTICE

ERED that . copy q tbs 49,.
be published IN TIE Det-c, ~
BCNE, . newspaper p-in.s- 80
published II The Co..,
Wsyne. Michigan. sccors !.
Law.
AND II IS FURTHER oar
ERED that . copy q tbs -.
together with 3 copy a t-s ssl'
dsvii upon which i 3 .,.,s.s
be ser~ed upon the 6ete--s-. !.
hiS last known place % -.
oy REGISTERED nal return -s,s.r.
demanded
Ans al q which toreFo
ordered
FRANK 3. FERGUSON
"A True Copy
cAsPAR :. LnGEMAI c..
BY : 3 Stone,
Deputy CLERK k-t-s.-.
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NJ FlA-TsI
oHpEn or PUBLICATION

~ session o. sac Noll- le4o
AZ tne CouTT House n the CITY q
Der-olt- o. re -7t- cay q March
A D 49,
Present Hon. LILA n NEu-
ENFELT Circuit Judge
Sst-Efsrto-y proof appearing by
atE5srli 9. MARY -TAEMONS.
r.E-rt-a herein. on t.ls II fkis
cause. trsi TIE szlc Charles Tn
-nozE dstaodE-. herein resides
o-tsjos Ire State Q. Mich- gar
upoz motion q william ?
Ps-lrk s.. strornsy fo- plaintiff
y e EERE5Y ORDE5ED tasf
Charles T--na1s. the defendant
hs-el- appear saS E1swsr t--s
81 = Cor plant fled y tA-s
cause WITH - three months
t-cfr Ire cate q LIS O-5e-. O.
sza5 5L VII Be taken IS con-
tssss.5 ~ sac oe!en5zrt.
- g FURTHER ORDERED
"a; rs O-5er oe published Z
: nswspsper y sn5 so- TIE Cour-
~ - WsFos am State q M5chi-
gar Is rec -lre1 ~ Law s15 also
-lsf E co'py q ms O-ce- - se-t
uv registered MAJ % Es51 defend
-; e. rs last known aderess
LILA " NECENFE-I. CT
81; Judge
4 TIE Cory}
cAsPAR ! LNGEMAN. Clerk
Z Scn-lct.
DePury Clerk 4-2s-5-sl.
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as 2G35 -.cw-- cFs Avenue
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s-rws- re 81 ~ Cc-.-.slr;
t-e- p RS cause Win three
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r ~ sal BIZ WI Dc ,zksz
Is confessed sEslrs, E1--
AND T IS FURTHER Or
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rec .red ~ law
CLYDE ! WEBSTE2
Circ1.; judge
A --us Cry
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Circuit Judge
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Oep-ty Clerk t.1s-5-5i
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KAYs
49, -

IL worried about owe, court.
Ahip divorce, marriage bus
meat ls~ IUltI, enemies,
lowers qusrrelI EVIL habit
spells. Immature influences
and bad luck of ell kinds,
see Kay. ~ho yets results
Mhere others fsiL 1910
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Route }, Box z3s, MoatgoD-
cry. Ala
; Questions Answered for
81 90
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
TTE PROBATE COURT FOR
TIE COUNTY or WAYNE
No. 54el19

NO. 3ts.lz3
= Ire Matter q TIE Estate q
MARY wEEELEP. Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given ina; a.
creditors q said deceased are re-
CURED 20 present their CLAIMS n
w-itnE and under oath % said
Court 81 the Probate Office n
t7e City q Detroit. II said Coun-
q ar 20 serve z copv thereof
upon FLORENCE HICKMAN.
Administrative of said estate. az
3742 Harriet street InlgFter Mich.
iFsn on or before TIE 18th dsy q
July. A D la47 and t-st such
claims VIII be heard hv fsld court
before Judge Js-res r Sexton. IN
Court Room Nc ST. Wayne
County Building IN the City CT
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NO. 4l5.sl7
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

A session q SAD c., -s's
e ne Courthouse n the y
Detroit County and Sts,e =.--s.
SAD RS 2sta day Of M
, lsz7.
Present Hon LILA ,, ,.Tr
ENFELT. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof zrpe 80
affidavit - HATTIE r.s
GROVE. plaintiff here- I.
= tbs cause, TIA; the sac E-tAS
EARGRCNE, dete-5s-t --s-
RESIDES outside O. TIE S -
Michigan;
por notion q WzIls- : Pan
--cE- j.. attorney fc-
II Is HEREBY CRCEEE- ~.
ELIAS HARGROTE re -ets-s.
art herein appear srS s-7s-
TINS b. q Complaint fle- -,
cause. WITHIN thFRe r------ $3.50
ire date e iris Ore .,5
5.l viii be taken as c7-sssse- ~
sad defendant.
= IS FURTEER cr-E7T9
tAsi iris Order Be PIG t-as
: newspspe- published AZ c--5.
lsteo within ssl5 Co--.y ss.5
publication &c Be coz-- -r- --.a
n esch week to- siX wee X sg,.
cesscn- sr1 also IRA. -5-- -
iris O-os- be ssrt ~ -ez.-a-es
nail . SAID defen5s-. &: us las,
known address
LILA ~ NE-E,SFEL-
Circuit 5-Sge.
CASPAR :. LISGEMAN cs-s
BY Z Schmidt
Deputy Clerk s-s-s.-
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100 s. An3-.-e
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csEse
o. -ss5--r az Sing tie Pc
t.tr- = HORACE LEONARD
PIT-AAN p-syl-E raj admins
r-s--1 = sac estate - granted
20 7zn5su Henry P-tt-rsn OF
sc-e c-be- suitable pe-So-,
= IS CRCE7ED. that ire
FrF; cav q May. next. a. ten
-lock ~ re forenoon q sac
Court boom y appointed 70,
hearing Ssic petition
Ao6 i is t1-ths- ORDERED. Ira,
= capy q this c-os- be p-biisheS
oace II ssch week to- three
weeks co1sec-tive.y previous =
SAD -r1s - hearing. n Ire De
,-o.t TRIBUNE Z newspspe-
printed arS circulating :. ssd
Co-nty O. Wsyrs
JAMES Z. SEXTON.
Judge q Probate
A Tue Copy
Deputy.
PROBATE Register Abs
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Nc. 4.i4A
cEDER OF APPEARANCE

Z. { s@ssc1 - ss-6 Cor helc
: re Core House = re CITY q
Detroit Wsy-s Cc--tr Michigan
y rs ,iia cay .: Ms-cn 4 ?
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NJ ENFEL- CE-.-t Jc5Fs
:: satisfactorily sppe z--rE from
ne az 5svt q. re p.s--ttt o.
Hls = rs cause ana re return
= ~ Ss-,1ce q TIE S1--cr.s
1-lv isS.s- = RS cause ~ ire
Sheriff - Wayne County tast the
sss5 cets-5sn; cannot b.e heated
stts- G. gent search and 10 3--v
s11 tAs- rs present Whereabouts
sre unknown cut thst RS last
,ncw- address q IRE rls.lt.ft
was SIS Woodland svs-us, De-
trc-t Wsy-e County. Michigan.
= e ORDERED ia; ne said
VIE 7lcnsrc appear ard answer
re 81 = Complaint fled n ms
Cause 1l,nir three months from
re cs;e hereof @ sad Bill w.l
oe taken as confessed sssins;
1r--.
AND - IS FURTHER ORD
ERED that : copy q said Order
oe sent % ire last known address
q the said defendant by regist-
e-eo nal and - case 10 rsEist-
cred return rece ipt signed by the
defendant IS received. that This
Order % published as required
oy Law
LILA ". NECESFELT.
Circuit Judge
4 True Copy
cAsPAR !. LNGEMAN. Clerk
z Schmidt
Deputy Clerk 4-Ia-5-24
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LEGAL NOTICES

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STATE or MICHIGAN y the
Clr-ait Court Tor TIE County q
Wsvns u C-srcerv.
WILLIAM ANTHONY. PLAIN
t.H vs AMELIA ANTHONY, De-
ferSsrt
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LEGAL NOTICES
D. esAsls AlR

ESE- --f:s c-py e rs o-5s-.
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LEGAL NOTICE


900 Lawyers BLDG
STATE OF MICHIGAN IA tie
Circuit Court for the County O.
WAYNE n Chzncery.
ROBERT 6. COPEL Nd.
Plaintiff rs. LOTTIE ~. COPE
LAND. Defendant
Nc. tlL7ue
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Az : session q SAID Court helc
az the Court House ~ ne Cry q
Detroit IL said County and State
n ne IS day q April. A D.
Present the Honorable FRANK
3 FERGUSON. cEcUi; Judge
On reading and Sing the aft
dst-it hereto attached from which
= appears that ire defendant.
Lc.-e ~ Copeland. Is 10; 2 resi-
cert q Detroit Michigan bit
when lzst heard - sr6 from re-
secs =; 2ao2 z -5th street.. Cleve-
Land Ohio therefore.
Or noroz &C Edward A SIM
mons attorney to- plaintiff.
= IS ORDERED that re de-
tenesnt sppes- = this cause
within -nree 3 r-onths from TIE
cate hsreot. s-ther u person o.
cy attorney. sn1 mat her failure
50 20 90 VII cause he- 6etsul:
e ~ taken
AND = IS FURTHER ORD.
EHED rat copy q this o-oe-
toEsthsr with Z COPY q ire ar
osTli upo. which i Is founSe6
- served upon TIE defendant AZ
reT lsSt known place q address
y rsElstere5 mai return reoeipt
demanded
And 81 q Winch foregoing Is
Sc crSe~e5
FRANK z. FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
CAsPAR : LNGEMAN. Clerk
~ 2 Stone.
Der --y Clerk 4.p-s-ss
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Edward n Simmons
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STATE or MICECAS. II TIE
Great Court for the County O.
WsTre il Chsrcerv.
BERTHA RE JACKS SON
Plaintiff vE. NELSON MONROE
TErECON raFa-S.-.
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STAIE or MICHIGAN = !.
Circuit Court tor TIE Co.--- a.
WAYNE n Chsncefy.
HATTIE EARGROVE p,
IL IS. ELIAS EARG7CTE IS.
Tenant
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Edward A Simmons
a. Tswwn-r A.


STATE or MICHIGAN T. ire
C----,; Cert to- The Coun-v q
Nsyrs = Crs-ce--r
ANNIE HAZEL HAYS Plan
=. IS EARL HAYS Dstercs-.
Ne. lll.7cl
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. z Session q sac Court held
. ths Court Eo1re y ire CIV a
Decc.t = sad County s-S STATE
q the 81 cay e Ar-l A D
Present. The Eo-- FRA,.K 3
FERGUSON. Circuit judge
On reading and h-.aE Ire sft.
csvlt here attached from witch
: appears t-st Ire cstenSs-.
ksrl HAYS Is not reslSs-t Il
Detroit Michigan. BIT when las,
heard q slc tro- resided Z: e2e
Inalsns avenue. Toledo, OA.o.
therefore
On notion ot ESws-d A s.7.
mons. sttorrsv n rlsintsfs
y IS ORDERED that tie &C.
fen5snt sppes- n irls cause WITH
= three IS months from TIE 6s.s
nsrecf. either n person o. BY az
io-nsy sr1 mat MS failure 90 -
% WI esEse rs default 70 De
tsker
AND IT IS FURTHER ORD.
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ARTHUR \. RHODES. AIT.

ARTHUR y. RHODES. At:Y.
So :. ADAMS Ave.
S-A-E CT N--E-SAN = TIE
c.-c-; co--1 - re County G.
WAVE = Car rs--'
-EZEA- MoCZE r-z.-S vs
BARBARA = MOORE. Dste-5-
ar
No. ll3-s7s
ORDER CT PUBLICATION
FOR NON. RESIDENT
DEFENDANT
~ Ssss.cr q Ire sad ccu-t
BED = re GORE house = re
C.ry q Detroit, On ne Pom car
q March. le47.
Prese-t Eo.o-shls LILA ~.
SElTENFELT. Circuit Judge
]; sppesr1-F ron AFFIDAVIT or
file herein mat after ciLEert
search and inquiry. i cannot Dc
asce-ts!ned y what State c.
Country TIA; TIE defendant. Bar
lara i Moore. res,oes.
On motion % Arthur ".
Patrick and Patrick
sol Lawyers Bldg.
STATE OF MlCETCAN n the
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LEGAL NOTICE


sIA-E or MICHIGAN 2 re
-krrEf Court II ia N7---y g.
WAVE - --E-ue-g
LLOYD ADAMS r-z-r--- as
All yrED ADAMS aese-1E-L
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Ssrviz. Smith and Dsvezper:
1885 Brush Stree.
STATE or MICHIGAN = TIE
--rc--t Cox; s1- ne County q.
WsT--s - Chsrcs
SUSIE RICHARD Pls---z IS
WIFI RICHARD Defendant
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LEGAL NOTICE

Ctrruif Cpurs for the County o.
WErae n CnEncery.
NARY -LAlGONS. Plaintiff vs.
CHAR Is TLAENONS. defendant
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No tIAIUg
oRpER OF PUBLICATION

Az : session q said Court held
a. the Court House ~ RE Cry q
Detroit IL said County and State
n ne Is. day q April. A D.