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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-21

Mrs. MOllie M. WhitmOre, wife of
c. William Whitmore, died at her
home, 112 East avenue on April II,
aged rs years.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by: daughter, Mrs. Mary E.
Hensell, this city; a brother, Winton
Burger, Lincoln, Kansas; and one
grandson.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-21

Mrs. Lillian L. Crunkleton, wife
of H. Preston Crunkleton, of $50
West Washington street, died on
April 10 at the Washington County
Hospital. She was AZ years old.
She was member of Christ Re-
formed Church.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by son, Jack; and her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond M.
Smith.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
Moson City. Ia.
By RUBY Il. SIACER
600 South jackson St.

Rev. II. r. Fields delivered the
sermon 70 the congregation at the
II q. m. service at st. Johns Bap-
tist church, Sunday. Oct 20. His
subject was Those That Know
God"
Sunday School was well attend
ed at 9:4B q. m. Mr.. w. d. Martin
was the superintendent
Mrs. Helen Carter. 0ls So.
Adams st., has been confined 10
her home for the past week with
an attack Of Influenza She u i'm
proving rapidly.
Rev. and Mrs.. n. n. Fields were
recently the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Richard Golden, 034 30.
Adams Bt.
Mrs. Georgia F1emmlngs re-
turned home from Iowa CITY
Hospital on wednesday. Oct 10.
Mrs. c. L. Bennett n GONZALES
cling At her home after having
been confined for ten days at
Mercy Hospital. Her daughter and
grandson. Mrs. Eugene Davis. and
Eugene Jr., have spent the past
three weeks with her. Mr.. Eugene
Davis visited with the family
Saturday. Oct. "a.
Miss Veda Jean Ripper, SIT 90.
Polk st., has bean Ill She n I'm
proving steadily at home.
Mrs. Johnnie Jeffries who has
been IN. has been reported a. i'm
proving also.
Mrs. Anna Bullion left the city
Monday morning. Oct. "A. for Iowa
City where she iS 10 be hospitali-
red at Iowa city Hospital
Miss Caroline Rhens accompan-
led her grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
Cheadon, TO church Sunday morn
ing, Oct. 20.
Mr.. Curly Brown left the city
TO return 70 his Job In Lansing.
Michigan.
Mr.. Mckinley Green Of Eldora-
do, Arkansas. In In the city visit
ing at the home Of his sister. Mrs.
Curly Brown. Mr.. Green II en-
route 10 Huron, 8. ID. 70 hunt
pheasant.
Rev. b. =. Parker baptized Mrs.
Theodore Black, Sunday at 500
p. m. at 81. Johns Baptist church.
The Lion Builders Club win
meet at 81. Johns Baptist church
Tuesday evening at 8 p. m.
Mr.. q. b. Ashford recently went
on q business trip TO Des Moines,
Iowa
Sterling Macer has q badly
spralned ankle resulting from the
football game at Roosevelt high,
Thursday, Oct 20. He win be In
cOnvenienced by crutehes for .
few days.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
Page a. AnunsapO. SPOKESMAN Friday October "a 1919
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Great things transpired on last
Sunday. The subject Of the morn
ing message was ''David's Dilem-
ma" and was excellently delivered
by our pastor, Rev. Jerome 9.
Tate.
The choir dirOctress was 1ttll
away but the inspiring songs were
brought forth by the senior choir
40 usual.
Uniting with the church was
Mr.. Louis SorreIl Of this city. He
10 q member Of the Royal JuhA-
IeerB. Now the complete group
win Be growing from Bethesda
church.
A silver tea was given by Q
group Of young women from the
church In conjunction with q
spiritual program sponsored by
the Pastors Aid.
Visitors were welcomed to Wor-
ship. Friday evening brings the
Halloween FAN Festival for
Women's Day. II win be at the
parsonage from 7:30 until every
one Ii tired. With Mrs. NJ. Tate
a. captain, this offers new at
fractions for young and old. Come
and bring the family.
On Saturday, dinner win be
served at the home Of Mrs. v.
Thomas, 600 18th Ave. So.
Thought Of the week: Let w
begin to beware Of the beginnings
Of sin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28

gro" 10 clear and Aggrsssivsly
claimed.
Afterwards. the line twists o
bit. but u goes like this;
Pushkin's daughter bore Q
daughter, Sophia, 70 Prince VII
helm OF Nassau. Sophia. - her
BIZ, getting the title Of Countess
Of Torby, was morganatically
married 70 the Grand Duke
Michael Of Russia. They, also.
had . daughter. the Countess
Nadsjda Torby. the mother Of
DAVID Milford-Havsn, the mar
quis In question.
30 there n David Milford HAv-
en-, companion OF EngiIsh Kings
land relatively with a. cute q
"Klngsblood Royal" a. ever crept
UP on . color-consci0us but un-
aware America
II anyone cares to pursue the
matter further, II might Be worth
noting that he In also the great
great grandson Of Queen Victoria
and o direct descendant Of Prince
Alexander Of Hessen, whose
morgAnAtIe marriage TO Countess
HauIe. q Polish lAdy-in-waiting
Of Hsssen's sister, the Empress
Marie OF Russia. started the Bat.
tsnburg line which In 1917 was
changed by Prince Louis Batten-
berg Mountbatten.
What we want 10 know In. what
win happen on that old jimcrow
train or trolley when the gentle
man marquis gets on board and
what about those states which
have hard sharp laws that tell
him. He can't do things like
that"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
SERVICE GUILD
AT ST. JAMES
ELECTS PRESIDENT

Mrs. Marie Martin was elected
president Of the Service Guild at
st. James A.M.E church, 314 18th
Ave. So. on Monday night. Mrs.
Irene Littlejohn, secretary, Mrs.
Margaret Webb, treasurer. and
Mr.. Robt. Biles, business manager.
This club was organized to help
the Trustee Board In their Finan-
cial Drive.
Their first affair win be q Post
Office Entertainment TO be given
at the church Saturday Evening.
Nov. IL from 7:30 on. There viii
be plenty Of fun. games and prizes
for all. Madam Zyxuvtsr win be
there 70 foretell your future.
Everyone Ia invited 10 come. There
win be letter In the Post Office
for you and you must be there TO
receive Il.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
four DAY PROGRAM
70 WELcoME NEW
Pastor 70 CITY

The 81. James A.M.E. Church
Choir. Governor Cook, director, Is
sponsoring Q program beginning
Nov. and going 70 Nov. 4 TO
welcome the new pastor and his
wife, Rev. and Mrs. w. p. Gross
leyof Chicago. III. The c0nErega-
ton IL urged 10 attend. Mrs. Err
nest Putnam, known a. Val La
Mari TO the radio world. win be
ON hand a. mistress Of ceremonies
on the closing night Friday. Nov.
Z. There win also be q reception
following the program Friday
evening. Mrs. Alice Cook and
Mrs. Margaret LOckett are the
co-ehAirmsn.
The other churches who have
offered TO assist and participate
In the program TO make II q sue
ceas are; Rev. J. G. Clayburn Of
Pilgrim Baptist Church, on Tues
day night, Nov. /; Rev. Jerome s.
Tate. Bethesda Baptist Church,
Rev. c. NJ. Sexton Of Border
Church and the choir, and Broth
er Silas Smith, Gospel Singer Of
Mt. olivet Baptist Church In 81.
Paul. on Wednesday night, Nov.
2. Rev. w. johnson. wayman
A.M.E. Church and choir, and
Rev. II. w. Bolts Of Zion Baptist
Church, Thursday night. Nov 3.
On Friday. Nov. 4, Rev. Martin
L. Simmons OF 81. Peter A.M.E.
Church and the choir will appear.
There viii also be remarks by
Rev. b. ". Moore OF st. James
A.M.E. Church In 81. Paul, and
Cecil u. Newman. newspaper edi-
tor.
There win be q reception imme-
diately following the program.
The public N cordially invited.
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81. JAMES YOUTH
FORMS NEW cLUB
M MINNEAPOLIS

Joseph r. Lewis was elected
president Of the Young Peoples
Guild Of st. James AAE church.
Minneapolis, at It's first meeting
held Sunday. Oct. % at the
church.
Other officers elected were
Margaret Smith, Uee-presidsnt:
Shirley Biles. secretary; Wilma
Winston, treasurer; Frankie Ian
dus, program chairman; Eliza
beth Green. reporter and publicity
chairman. and Mrs. william p.
orossIey. advisor and cOunselor.
Ths purpose Of this club 10 TO
give the young people In the
community . chance 70 produce
programs and various religious
activities themselves.
The meetings are 70 be held
every other Tuesday. The next
meeting win be hsld November I
at the home Of Miss Shirley Biles.
Anyone wishing 70 join the club
may do 20.
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who was critically injured In Q
hunting accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Smith and
family were the dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Walls, 2ID No.
Dakota Ave-, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Tolson
and Mr.. c, II. Bentley. father Of
the latter motored 70 Yankton, 8.
d. Sunday 70 visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Evelyn Beahear, student at
the SIC. and q teacher At the
Pilgrim Baptist church Junior
class, Sunday school, received the
honor Of raising the largest
amount Of money Sunday.
Mrs. John Armstrong was the
hoStess Monday At her homo TO
the Bronze Women's Club, Mrs
william Tolson, presidsnt. Visitors
were Mrn. Johnning HIldreath and
Miss Bonnie Watts.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor. Subject
Sunday, Oct. ~ was How Much
Are You Putting Into It." The
evening worship subject "On Be-
ing Q Bible Student"
The ILC. Mr.. James Lee, pres.
met at the Y.W.C.A Friday.
Mrs. Norman Bacon and Mrs.
Giles Walls served . chicken din
ner for the church Of God In
Christ, Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, State
Mother and Elder Milton jackson,
Pastor. Every Saturday q differ
ent club from the church win
sponsor Q dinner for the public.
Mrs. Blaine Brooks and family
Of Mitchell, So. Oak. were In the
city over Sunday. Mrs. Brooks and
Mr.. Bass Booker were the dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Bentley.
Mrs. Leonard Williams, sr. and
her son (Bub) Leonard williams,
Jr.. Mitchell, 80. Oak. were In the
city Sunday. Mrs. Bass Booker,
mother Of Newman Booker Il
staying At the home Of Mrs. L.
Williams when not at the bedside
Of her son from 10 II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates, $40
No. Mable Street entertained at
dinner following q hunting trip
for the Chicago Hunters Of six on
Wednesday at their home.
The Chicago Hunters after q six
day stay left for their home Thuru-
day with their full quota Of pleas
ants. The hunters were the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Bridgewater, 03S No. MINI. Ave.
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SIOUX FALLS. s. D.
MINERVA hRHDoEwATKR
eoe n. MIMI. AVE
SIOUX RA111. = D.
THIS IL NATIONAL BIBLE
WEEK. READ YOUR BIBLE.

THlH II NATIONAL BIBLE
WEEK. READ YOUR BIBLE.
81. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
". w. Bolts, Jr. Pastor. Sunday.
Oct. ~. In absence Of Rev. Bolts
and family who are attending the
20th anniversary Of the pastOrate
Of his father. Rev. VI. W. Bolts,
sr, Pastor Of Zion Baptist church.
Minneapolis, Q President forum Of
the diffarant church auxilIaries
was conducted. Devotional services
were conducted by Mrs Adrian
Tolbert and Mrs. James Moore.
Mrs. Moore read scripture. gave o
8 minute talk on Stewardship, fol-
lowed by q aolo--''I'd rather have
Jestis." Responsive reading by
Mrs, James Lee. Solo, Mrs. Ruth
McLaurin. Remarks by the preai-
dents were from Senior choir 49,
Mrs. Ruth McLaurin, church clubs,
Mrs Melvin Smith, who spoke on
Cooperation" SOlo-Miss Rose
Marie McLaurin. followed by re-
marks from Missionary Society
Mrs, Walter Edgar followed by the
reading OF the Missionary Pledge:
Sunday school Mrs. Harvey
Bentley who spoke on the stew
ardship development In the school.
Mr.. Joseph Fleming substituted
for the president Of the brother
hood, Introduction Of one visitor
Miss Vera Louise Harper and the
presentation Of four friends was
made by Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater.
Mrs, Tolbert asked that all re-
member the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bass Booker IN their prayers
for comfort In the serious acct
dent OF their son Newman (Bud-
dy) Booker who II stlll In q crit
cal condition In q hospital at Nit
cheli, So. Oak. Mr., James Monkey
gave the closing remarks, st.
Johns Deacon.
The annual chicken dinner OF ST.
Johns Baptist church Melted q
profit OF Sie9.6O
Miss Gwendolyn Tolbert. daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian TOT
bert, pa3hs No. Main Ave. In the
vice-prcs. OF her home room at
the Washington high school
Miss Evelyn Brooks Of Mitchell,
So. Oak. was the dinner guest Of
Miss 0wendlyn Tolbert at her
home Sunday.
Mrs. Matthew Little, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Bass Booker arrived
In the city Tuesday leaving Satur-
day by plane after being called
home owing TO the serious accident
OF her brother, Newman Booker
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

ZION BAPTiST CHURCH
A spiritual feast was witnessed
BY q large audience, bringing 70
. close the celebration Of our pas
tors 10th anniversary. The scrip
ture, the 130th Psalms and prayer
were by the Rev. E. Henderson.
The music was by Gospel chorus
and Junior choir.
The guest speaker for the
morning service was the Rev. II.
w. Bolts, Jr., Of Sioux Fails. 30.
Dakota, His Subject was The
God Examines Llte."
A musical treat Wa1 presented
at the evening service BY the
singing group Of the church, with
greetings from Raymond Cannon.
Clifford Rucker. Mrs. q. Ben and
Ernestine Marshall, climaxing
with o sermon by Rev. II. w.
Bolts, Jr. His subject was
Preaching II Its Own Reward"
A reception Monday Oct. "a.
closed the anniversary Of the pas
tor and his wife. Teachers and
pTNyGE HCG4ubu VIII Dg Hd4u
Wednesday night. Remember the
sick and shut-ins. Mrs. Plouls
Moore, reporter.
BORDER METHODIST CHURCH
A capacity congregation was
present at the Sunday, Oct. 23
service held at Border Methodist
church. Rev. Sexton. pastor.
spoke on the subject, "Our
Friends" Truly all who were there
could say, Il was glad when they
said unto me, let Us 20 into the
house Of the Lord"
Among the visitors present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tony and Mr..
and Mrs. Lynch Of Chicago, Mrs.
Dorothy Stanley, q guest Of Mrs.
Payne, 3733 18th Ave. So. and
Mrs. Charles McCadden, Tuskegee,
Ala.
Visitors are always welcome at
Border, where no one II q
stranger.
Sunday, Oct. 30, Rev. Sections
subject win be Now Ii the Hour"
Come out and hear him.
Don't miss the Vesper Hour
from 9 TO Z Sunday evening. You
win be glad you attended.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
PASTORS WIFE
VISITS IN TEXAS

Mrs. Emma Ray. wife Of the
Rev. Jordan Ray, pastor Of Union
Memorial Methodist church, II Wis
lting friends and relatives IN Dali
Las. Texas. During her visit, she
attended the West Texas Annual
Conferences Diamond Jubilee
Session, Oct. Ills. with Bishop
Robert N. Brooke. presiding. Mrs.
Ray also attended Negro Achiev-
ment Day, Oct. II. She win also
visit her alma mater, Bishop Col
lege In Marshall, Texas, before re-
turning home about the 10th Of
November.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
DULUTH NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kent Jor-
dan are the proud parents Of a
daughter delivered 10 them Sept.
"a. Mr.. Jordan In q student at the
University Of Minnesota, Duluth
branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinchem
have added TO their family tn
angle another girl The Pinchems
are now sure Of having . vocal
quartet. Let IN hope there win be
harmony
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
ST. JAMES HOLDS
FIRST QUARTERLY MEETING

The first quarterly meeting at
st. James A.M.E. church, 314 18th
Ave So. win be held Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 30th at $50 D. m.
Rev. w. johnson, the pastor Of
WaymAn A.M.E. church win be
guest speaker and his choir win
furnish the music. This win be q
great Spiritual meeting. We
should be happy TO greet all men,
bers and friends at this time. 20
come, let IN sing unto the Lord;
let us make q joyful noise to the
rock Of our Salvation" Rev.
James Dixon, presiding elder, VIM.
Penn Grossley, minister.
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S.D.A. LOodor vIsIss Here

Rev. T. N. Fountain Of Chicago.
president Lake Region Conference
Of the Seventh Day Adventist
church paid q brief visit TO Min
neapolis Tuesday.
Rev. Fountain SuperWSes Negro
work OF the sDA church In In
diana, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Illinois.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
HALLOWEEN TEA

A Halloween Tea, given by the
Pastors Aid Society Of 81. Peters
AME church win be held at the
home Of Mrs. James Lewis, 2S17
Elliot Ave. So, Sun. Oct 30. The
public 10 invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28

This refers, OF course, 70 o.
''romancings" Of the diamond
studded social registeritos, namely
tho betrothal Of the young Mar
Qiis Of Miiford-Haven, cousin Of
the King Of England. 10 the nov
Mrs. Bimpson," Mrs. Romaino
Dimpson, o young New York CITY
divorces. This union, n Il Btill
takes place since the genealogical
appIeoaEt has been upset, win
probably DO followed with moro
smokers and means from racists
than have been head since Jack
Johns0n came . racial crUppeF o.
Walter White Topped over on the
other side Of the fence.
Ths socially accsptabIs young
marques was described BY cholly
KnlckerbocksF In the JOURNAL
AMERICAN, Sunday. a. being q
Negro VINO was living q Lost
Boundry" and whose Russian rel-
ativos had pulled . ''PinlSy" back
somewhere along the ancestral
line. KnioksFbocksr brought out
what " all printed In the Alma
mac de uotha," the blue-book Of
royalty; namely. that David NIL
ford-Havon II . descendant Of Q
certain Ethiopian who was hlSted
off 70 Moscow some 200-odd years
Ago. and through him 10 Aiexan-
dor Pushltin. thu Russian poet
who made much Of his African an
oostry and who 10 usually pictured
with woody hair and dark skin.
The young member Of EnGliHh
royalty who has been described -
ono Of the most publlciHed and
most popular playboys Of the
Miami. IelueFa-New York scene.
In tho same bracket with All
Khan (who tripped over the color
lima with Rita Hayworth,) Robor.
70 Roaselllnl or Enrol Flynn. was
noted for his London evenings
with Princess Margaret Rose and
with Ambassador TO England
Lewis Douglas, dauRhtsr ahar-
man. he wan probably best be re-
mempered ~ having peen pess
man ~ the marriage o. Prinos
Phlip 70 Princess EiiaaDeth'
Young Dave becomes acuIlud"
by the dlSiecraa formula along
this llns.
A o.r,.,n Thr.h,ro St.nO,h., w..
horn N faoT m rorth.rU Ahv.~,r.
~ an . 60, 60 49, -.
"a ,hs h~rE. a. ~. M.r.h 80,
n. 90. . All, h,ooa.a m,h,on,.n
p,,r. ana hlaok IN Ara conr.s y.
FOUND hIm..I, An c0n.,.n,,n,n,.
,.,,,h IA. ,.,h.. ,,,o $500 ~.
s,,l,or ,hsrn p.,sr IN. nras, o-.r
N Rns.la. who had a penshaDt
g. 49, -.,,,nu.a ..,.t.... -
court. wanRlod Young Tbrahim
into his rstinue. This was about
i7oa.
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Lost Rites Held
For Mrs. n. ROnfro0

EoS "gss Rs H0nHB0O
Funeral services win be held
today. Oct. %, at Bethesda Bap-
list church. for Mrs. Rhoda Rem
fros, 10, 1874 I4th Ave. So, who
died Monday, Oct. "a at General
hospital
Mrs. Renfroe came 10 Mime
Apolis from Ottawa, KAns. In IS2e
and In the last Of . family Of 10.
She has been active In Bethesda
church since her arrival In 30.
Paul
She In survived by her husband.
w. q. Rsnfros and . daughter.
Mrs. Pearl Orissom Of New York.
She win be buried In Crystal Lake
Cemetery. Neal Funeral home of
Minneapolis Ia IN charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28
MARRIAGE ARoUSES NY.
Claim Young Marques
Descendant Of Pushkin,
Russian Negro Poet
by Algsr L. Adams

NEW YORK-(ANP)-The marriage Of Negro TO
white New York upper sociate currently making all
the society and columns In New York City but
bothered 70 Identify that lone drop Of Negro blood until last
Sunday
Till refs Of course 70 one Of the most widely pubeEed
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File No, i0tle
ACCOUNT AVID PETITION

ENt0 NO. VONAN
OmnnN FoW MEANING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FON nlBTNtnurlON
state OF Minnesota. County Of
hsnhSPln, In Probate cearl
Re Estate OF Ralph walfTId Al.
phonso Andersen, DOceAenI
1T II ORDERED that the final
account and petition tor SxAminG-
ton thereof and fer dlstributIon,
filed herein, be heard on Monday,
November yth ieta At 3 o'clock
Y. NJ ~ this Court IN the Court
House IN Minneapolis, Minnesota.
and that all persons Interested In
thia estate present ohjeetlonA u
any. Why said petition should not
This order sAalI be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
sepiss thereof mailed according to
wITSEsS the Hoa, Jamsa q. Ks-
hoe Judge OF Probate Court.
EPnset p LoFens
Clerk % Probate Court
yohnsoa q ndstAd. Attorasya
fsS Rand Tower
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sSS T ssss % ,s sSS{sESSssT Tsss

w hElNhO lNDNNTNlEA INC.
Notice 10 hereby given that ner-
mo Industries, Inc. 10 Incorporated
under the laws OF the state OF Mia.
heaotA, on the 18th day OF October,
lpte The general nature OF the
businssS shall be 60 manufacture,
sell and Distribute all sorts OF
Epoda. wares and merchandise, In :
eludinH automobile accessories.
The address % the registered Of.
flee ef the corporation shall be ana
West seth street. Bloomington,
Hennepin County, Minnesota. The
names and addresses OF the lneor.
poratorH and the frat Board Of ri.
reclore arei
FRED hsrdasa aIiG W. nth st.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
MArwo nerdAaA atiA W. SSlh st.,
Minneapolis. MINI,
Joseph Moses, ilsi Lincoln Ave-
nue, 81, Paul MINI.
Thia Notice 10 given pursuant "a
the provisions Of sub-diVlsl0A Ill
section ., OF the MinnsaotA Basi.
ness Corporation Act,
nERMo INDUSTRIES, INC,
ny Jonas O. schwartz
lta Attorney
see Pence building
Minneapolis ., Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-28

MORE pictures, MORE local
news, MORE spot news, MORE
national news are found In this
paper each week.
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uNGgown heirs o. Charles NJ. Pratt.

unkgown heirs pf Charles N. Pratt.
Unknown heirs Of Ernest c. Pratt.
deceased.
Unknown heirs of Richmond H.
Pratt, deceased.
and all other persons or parties un-
known, claiming any right title,
estate. Item or Interest IN the real
estate estate described In the SpRlleatlon
The state OF Minnesota 20 the above
named defendAntnt
You are hereby summoned and
required TO annweF the appiieaI lion
Of the applicant In the above en-
titled proceeding ana 10 file your
answer 20 the said appiioaIion in
the office % the Clerk % said
" taoD days after the service Of
this summons upon yOu, exclusive
OF the day OF such aerNtce, and, u
yeu fail 70 answer the said Appli-
cation within the time aforesaid.
the, applicant In this prOeeedinH
will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded therein.
WlrNEaa Barney wAsmuth,
Clerk Of said Court ana the seal
thereof, OF Minneapolis, In said
county, this ard day Of October.
"a p Ices
n, X. wAsMUTIl, Clerk
by Earl W. Parker, Deputy
HAIL, smith, Enksl q Hedinnd
Attorneys for Applicant
f0i N, Y, Life nlaE.
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Fiis No, 0aSa
sUnn .a.i..I y A Ar ~. yoR

VIE No, b1ee
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION HOM
aDoIMTnATtON OF LAND
state of Minnesota, County Of
ltsnnspIn, 80 District Court. Fourth
Judicial District.
In the matter % the application
panlsIsenI WIiism TSnss k.n.
moth v. IVnes and Clifford n.
Lynss 10 register the title 10 the
followinH dssorlbed real estate sit.
sofa, namely
Of Lots twenty zone (alb and
Twenty-Five (al, and all % Lot
Twenty-thFss lhtD, and the
<. SSi fd4tS t fee;
nlOcE Two Is, sasAlyi;lSn OF
nioek ThlIty.hins (tSb, IN g.
Anthony Falls,