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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

Dear LOUISA
8 au eighteen wears OBJ AMI
am &erv lonesome
Hive close e. a boy whom /
lave geu. much We acre aunlE
t ether regularly until he bEosr
"a 4ate aIth me une SATURDAY
night a. Wuuldut tell me aft
ana at ae san lowed me huf
3 fguu5 aus that he has anutlsfE
erl 3d. never asks me g. so
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ultest bat have cveg met aat
uav since he doesn't vuw e.
aar me auymore ! don't care ta
So auv& here
Hau can { w'n him back
Lonesome - vs.
ANSWER
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us.nd There .s nothing aeaisf
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hard ta 9st q lower hack anCe BE-
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-19

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Evening star., 1949-07-24

protected by = chicken wire net:
a pavilion that guests may take
over. q skeet range. boats and
fishing parties by arrangement.
The owners also plan to build up
stable of riding horses.
We arrived at Esperanza the
midmorning Of last Monday. The
last guest had departed. But
it was easy to believe the pre-
ceding day had been busy to the
point of hectic, the night on the
late party side and the cash reg
lister grateful for a rest. Just how
many dinners did they say they
had served, Mr.. Meredith?
Evening star., 1949-07-24

showers in the bathrooms and ap-
pear neat and clean. The sandy
beach stretches for miles in each
direction. 1t is narrow, however.
and no nets have been installed.
Advance reservations are advised
for week ends.
At Point Lookout, where the
Potomac meets the Bay, is an
AAA recommended hotel OF As
rooms, the Point Lookout. 1t Is
being operated this year by E. P.
Martin, after having changed
hands.
Recreational facilities include
boating. fishing, shuffleboard and
horse shoes. Tennis courts are
under construction. A small beach
area Is inclosed against nettles.
Rates are approximately So daily,
American plan. and $50 weekly.
It can be recommended to those
who wish a quiet. easy going va
cation of sand, water and sky. It
Is popular over week ends, and ad-
vance reservations are advised.
EsperanZa FarmS-CloSer to
Washington and directly opposite
Solomons Island, across the Pa
tuxent River, is Esperanza Farms.
Overnight accommodations are
limited to five cabins and about
three rooms in the main house.
Cabins are rented on the European
plan, with rates of So per couple.
During the war, Esperanza's at
mosphere appealed to young Of
ficers from the nearby Patuxent
Naval Air Station. and they just
about took it over from civilians
for food and fun. Now it Is being
popularized on the basis of an ex-
cellent cuisine. Meals run up to
81. The wine list and cocktail
lounge items are something to
find on a 600-acre farm. 1t could
we'll be that a free-spending
civilian clientele from Washington
and other cities will take over
where the young wartime flyers
left off.
There is a small bathing beach,
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Continued From Page B-6)

day resorts exercise q choice rs
to persons admitted.
Generally, the standards are
broad. Yet gatekeepers have
police powers as special ofhcers
and can refuse to admit parties
or eject them for such causes as
rowdiness. At least one beach in
last weeks survey bars stays and
unaccompanied girls. 1t is pro-
noted as a family beach. The
presence of q child in the back
seat virtually assures admission.
Mayo and Bay Ridge-Among
the beaches visited on the Anna
polls area inspection. Mayo and
Bay Ridge COR Bauer's) appeared
to be more likely to impress
families. Persons whose tastes run
to ritzier outing places no doubt
are interested in joining private
clubs, or patronizing them on
guest card privileges. One such
club in the area Is the Annapolis
Roads Club.
Mayo is operated by Charles
Trabing and his sons. and Mr..
Trabing developed a policy that
frowns on and even excludes un-
attached couples in favor of fami-
lies. The beach of fine white sand
covers five acres. and the nettle
net incloses water area l 900 feet
long and $50 feet wide. The last
stretch of hardware cloth (galva-
nized iron wire) was being put in
place July 16. Crews are at work
each day within the inclosure,
preventing seaweed from gaining
a hold.
Except for beach umbrellas that
rent for rs cents, the Mayo ad-
mission price of 40 cents on week
ends and 80 cents on week days
covers all facilities. These include
picnic tables, which can be placed
under trees on the sandy shore;
a well-equipped play area for chill
dren and a small dance floor. No
lockers are provided for bathers.
Bathing suit changes are made in
booths and clothes locked up in
the family auto. Beer. soft drinks,
sandwiches and crab cake platters
are sold.
No overnight facilities are avail
able on the property. and bathers
must clear the gates at 8 pm. Mr..
Trabing has set September 18 as
closing date for the season.
Lodge at Bay Ridge-Bay
Ridge, in addition to a clean beach
and large pavilion where re-
freshments and beer are sold, has
a lodge for overnight guests.
Rates are: European plan, 50 per
couple: American plan. $18 per
couple. The rooms have no pri-
vate baths. Meals are served also
to other visitors. Cabanas, just
up from the beach, rent for IS a
day. There is a net against net
ties.
Young people were most in evi-
dence on the beach at Bay Ridge
the morning of July Is, and it
may be that that is usual. Al
though the buildings could stand
some sprucing up, the beach was
neat. The first-aid tent, with q
cot. table and medicine cabinet.
was spotless.
Triton Beach has extensive
facilities for group outings, and
on July 16 was entertaining two
Washington Sunday school class
es. They arrived by chartered bus.
Picnic pavillions seat SO persons
each. and can be reserved in ad-
vance. The beach is clean and
protected by a nettle net, although
Evening star., 1949-07-24
The Travellers Notebook

the sandy area between the wa
ter's edge and the grass Is some
what narrow.
Triton operates as q beach
club" with one-day memberships
of so cents. including tax. fol
adults and children over II. From
to IL years the fee is rs cents
Fees entitle members to parking
use OF the beach. bathhouse lock
ers, showers and dressing rooms
picnic tables. playground, gymna-
sium, shufneboard courts anc
baseball field.
No Drinking North of An
napolis. just off State highway 2
to Baltimore, is Mago Vista Beach
It's policy forbids beer and liquor
Neither is sold on the premises
and the public is not allowed tt
bring it in.
Beverly Beach. one Of the bet
ter known among the old beaches
is one of the few whose signs
label it restricted. Oak Grove
which can be seen from the bridge
going over the South River neal
Annapolis. also falls into thi.
classification.
While Beverly has what people
like in the way of facilities. it ha!
ben highly commercialized. Un.
like most beaches, it has cottages
to rent.
| Oak Grove is more of a picnic
spot, with swimming facilities
than a beach. There is narrow
strip Of sand filled in between two
walls Of plank piling. The swim
area Is netted. however. and there
are diving boards. The area also
is lighted for night swimming
which continues on popular day.
until IL pm. or midnight. There
is a nominal parking charge fol
cars over the week end, for SWIM
ming and picnic tables.
The point of land long known
as Idylwilde is now publicized In
roadside signs as Danes on the
Bay. There is q small lodge al
the waters edge. with private cot
tages inland. Danes has no pub
lie beach and swimming mean,
going off q dock, without benefit
Of a nettle net. The lodge Is
operated on the European plan
$6 per day for two. Sundays
through Thursdays, and Sc or
Fridays and Saturdays.
Cabins at Scotland Beach
Last Mondays excursion took
in the Leonardtown Md area
as far as Scotland Beach ano
Point Lookout. Each of the
places has overnight facilities. AL
though the Scotland Beach Hotel
burned down several years ago
the number of beachfront cabins
has been increased now to 16
Mrs. M. H. Morgan. who op-
Grated the hotel. does not plan
to rebuild 1t. Instead, cottages
will be added.
Mrs. Morgan reports she has
retained her cooks and other help
from the hotel days and held to
the standard OF food that gave
the hotel some fame. Cabins are
rented out on the American plan
Rates are 81 daily and $40 weekly
per person. The cabins have
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Shop tomorrow, Labor Day, 3 am. to | pm.

5-HOUR SALE, TOMORROW, AT LACY'S 9th and
STREETS STORE Drastic clearance from our five stores
-. in our downtown store! Save nationally famous
radios teevson console radio monographs refrigera-
tors washers roners gas and electric ranges
cleaners heating units portable radios clocks roasters
Evening star., 1949-09-04

and small and large appliances. Many
and two of kind! Many floor samples and demon
sraors Many are in original factory cartons ALL ARE
FULLY GUARANTEED BY LACY'S. ALL CAN BE
PURCHASED ON LACY'S CONVENIENT BUDGET
PLAN. Extra sales help to serve you.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

All-purpose electric
oven with a grill in
the lid" Automatic
heat control. 3-piece
pan set: double level
rack.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

Save $40 to $50 ON Famous Ranges
$3.50 95 PhiIco 8-cuft De Luxe s----------21o o5
s32995 Norge e.eu.-ft: De Luxe as is------ 249 95
$685. Magic Chef 6-Burner Cos Range, Fully
Automatic with light and timer Scratched 229 95
s23ee5 Universal Electric Range, Floor Mode---189 95
S26eo5 Westinghouse Electric Range, Floor Model 80 IS
SI6oo5 Toppo1 Cos Range with Oven Control 129 95
S1eo.e5 Grand Cos Range with Divided Top, De
Luxe Model, Scratched d---------------119.9 .95
LAcYs-Thhd Floor, 9Th & E st. Store
Evening star., 1949-09-04

Accurate. easy to read:
seh-starting: sweep second
hand: attractive modern
design ivory plastic case.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES
80 al puhhcafion

Al = sesson Of Sssd court heio
= the c~rrt House. IN the Wayne
Cou-ry- Building. IN ne City o.
Detroi; County o. Wayne n q
Sss.e q Mlch gar. or the stn day
n TeS-us-,r. A d isi9.
PRESENT. IRE Honorable Ar
~, Weoster, CEcGl; Judge
]. appearing BY affidavit al
tscneS hereto that the SAID de-
.eacsnt. Hattie z. Evans. Is not q
resi5srt ot the State o. Michl-
rz-. and ihsi re- lssf known al
5ress was s3is Hanover Street,
wss- rEton. .. c
On motion of Alorzo D. Pe;ti-
ford attorney for plaintiff. IT Is
ORDERED that me SAID defend
an. Hattie 3. Evans, enter her
appearance y f-ls Cs1Se on %
before in-ee months from ire Gate
z US c-oe- G. that the oil q
conpls ~ illed herein be taken
ss confessed ard that tas sad
orcer be served and published as
-ec 4.-ec ~ lsw.
.artagg Webster, Circuit Judge.
4 True Copy
EDGAR u BRANlGlN, Clerk
Ey - MsuTswssi,
DePuty C.e-S 2-ls-S-2t
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Charles B. Berry. Attorney.
1908 Broadway. Suite 7o3
NO ll1e eSe

STATE or MICHIGAN II n.
Circuit Court for me Count Q,
Wsyne in Chsncsry.
TENNIS .l.An Ans. Pls.ri.H,
vs. WALTER HAWKINS. De.
.endsrt
Order Of Publication
Al a session ot said Coug; hsii
II the City II Detroit WsFns
County. Michigan on the .5,a
asy of January. 1919
PRESENT: honorable Al ph
T. Msrschner. Circuit Judge
i appests 70 this court n
affidavit on file thst the ceier.
cart Walter Hawkins IS now a
resident of the CITY OF De- n,
Wsyne County. Michigan. bu; -e.
SIDES a. 2s37 Lasalie ST.. Chicago
On Motion of Charles B. Be,ry
attorney for the within named
plaintiff.
IT is HEREBY ORDERED TIA,
the defendant. Walter Hswsns
enter l-s appearance N Sai1
cause on or before three 3
MONTHS from the date Of this or.
Ger or said bill of complaint VIII
&c taken sS confessed aEs rl
a.w and that q copy az SAID Or.
DER be sent % the last known e9A
office address ot the defendant
said address saing 2e37 Lasslls
s.. Chicago. III.
1T IS rCk4HER ORDERED
that y the defendant is not rer.
sonally served. q true copv u
this Orie. be published IN me
Detroit Tribune. newspaper
printed published and circu ~.
ne IN said County of Wayne .o-
TX consecutive weeks, according
70 Law.
Adolph F. Marschner. cuc4i
Judge.
"A True Copyl
Edgs- NJ Branigin. Clerk
By Ed Maurawski.
Deputy Clerk 2-fe-3.as
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
NO. 4ll-sel
Order OF Publication

4; sess.or o! sad Court he'd
a. re Court Ec 1se IN ire City of
Det-oi on tae .l;h cay ot Janu-
sry. 4 D. 1919
PRESENT. Honorable Miles ".
CL.e-aa Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof 81 affidavit
showing ;nsi Vine Potts. defend
ant, IS not now res.clrg IN the
C.iy O; Detroit County q Wayne
ana State ot Michigan but said
defendant IS nov ses.c!ng a. 209
Church Lane n ire CITY RI Pn.la-
oeipn.s. County a. Philadelphia
ana State q. Penasylvar
on MOTION n Lewis. R3Nlet-
te Brown. Wanzo and Bel. At
torneys for Lusnna Potts, PLAIN
tift herein.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED thst
ysI1 ceier1ani Willie Potts. enter
MS sppes. snce in SAID cause on
or before three months from the
cate q this or0er or the B!l. of
Compliant filed herein may DC
taken IS confessed by SAID deien-
csnt snG ;rs; SAID order be pub
l!shed and a copy thereof served
on defendant by registered mail
as required oy Law
MILES y. CCLEHAN, Circuit
Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR u BRANIGIN Clerk.
b. 7. Z. Nash Deputy Judge.
t2-l2l 1919
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
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- < e Cgt rsld
a. - -se 1e Clts
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e-sss s ge l0,a
~s s- ~
rfs Flsn1 ?
Fsr gs
-,es = tcr re sFid1vit
- s rfs trf plaintiff
ree- rsf ,-a Dete-1snt. Sam.
~ Fse Sfs - the
Etste n s rs- b.' that ne
- :. T,g xsr' l>fr Street. IN
- CFv - Esres1 Cry m the
Sss's - Mos-i
~ Htr - ses5ton z Hall.
tsse~s ~ ne PlslrDf.
& ~ Cs-e1 nat the said de-
fen1sot Gsrgfi Haley enter his
sopesrsr-s r tnls cause in per
tcn ~ Attorney within three
-orfrt sffer fhs date ~ this
Crcs- cr t1e Bill n Complaint
his> N IRIS csgre vii be taken
az conferred against the said de-
fercsnt Samuel Haley
Il u Further Ordered, that q
eo,y u iris Order be sent % the
Defendant oy registered mail and
II fhs ssrle ~ not received. then
the fsme b. published IN any
nswfpsper. published and circ'i-
lsiing n this County Tor siX con-
sscutive weeks % required by
Law.
Frank 3 Ferguson
Circuit Judge
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Bea;s-iz D. 5urSick- AIRY.
"a Osr,a R,tz

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STATE @ Mic- gar County q.
Wave SIS 151-510 A. sess1o-
q re P.x cs.s Court .or sss-
Ccznfy of Tsy-e red st IRE
PROBATE Court Room n ire CITY
- DeSroit or tie Twenty
cav u Js-usre r re year oas
fao-Es1d r-ne n-ncrsc sn1 ferry
nlne
Present T,7nas c Mrp.y
--1ze = P-costs l. Ire --s.:ss
q :hs Estate O. Tohn Ve55--E
sls7 kn.9S-a ss John Vs-oe-g
6ecssss3
Benjamin D. Burdick. AstY.
s-c General Acrinlstrs.c %
sad egtsie. having rendered q
:-ss Co--I RS combined firs- arc
s.-sl accc M II sad matter arr
LED ;csreVg.l rs petitions pray
lrE .Ast -e be allowed the fee IS
s.; toyt- u ssS1 account for Esr-
wees ren1e.ec as SPECIAL s1-
r-..- st-stor. i-st hs oe sllo~ e
s11..i,rsi compensation for ex-
iraercirsrr services rendered =
ne a1r1ar.t tsiTst-ol ot sad estate
;rst IT'S Co-rr sdlU1icsie arr
ce;e-rr ne Hao are OF E'ere a. ire
TIRE of ire cestn .. said deceased
RS nesrs-st-lsw ana entitled -
.r-erl: t5s eg-ste ot which s. c
csces oied se-zed ard N IRE
event trsi tris Court determines
20 ErcEl hers ihsi ire bslz1ce
q. ks.c estate y Tu-neo ca'e- =
ire N-n gan State Board Of Is
cres'
:; Gered Tat the Firy, Z s
90 Nah -ex;. z, ten O'Clock -
re forenoon e sad Court roc--
r sppr.r-ec tor examining arr
s-or. ~ sad account and hssE-
M sac p+t.t.ons-
A.1 .--ths- Ordered That
pv r. ;-s c-cer y puhllshe5
c-re = earn wess 'or ; weeks
co1sec-t -t.Te-F previous % Sc
TIRE 2. -es1rE = the DetTo.;
..-1-e = Newspaper printed sr1
r--s,.nF II sad County Q.
-a c M.-pay. Judge q.
Po-s,e
4 t.1e Ccpv
Dep-,y PROBATE Rssis,s-
z-5-2-is
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES

ss.s--r re x,ne;1er sr1 J. wAs;
exert t.si-s ard s3--l--Et-sto
sNpenzes s-e psysr.t czt 6. cur-
r--n.Iy pgcpt sty ~ OF q seps--
sts pr0serty e tre deceased
Deed Ian 81 IsSs.
lanes r SeNtc-
T-5Ee q P-o1s-s
Pla. tsne1 n Det-clt Tfsr.-e
Gee ear seek f0- three weeks
s-cc@ss ve.y. w-i1-- th1rtv DAYS
tro-- t-s 1s.e -e-ect
3-is
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Jcseph A. Bro~n. AIRY.
lTra &. h-.-.-n

~ o- t .,Y - Ws ~
Ne. 3sf.3ss
r '-e wst-r ~ f-c ets'e
ETr- = ---t. ~c esge- Nce
-srs gwen trs, sl e1-r
- ss~ Cece-stc s,e sec >lre~
sese-t i-el clsTs III ~Itrg
src -rSe osir ss1 Co.r;
=, re p cate or 10 r ne Cir
Det,t n ssIc County sno
- -s-.e ropy t-erecf upon
Josspa 4. B-oxn. A1w n.stTstor
a. 100 81 Artoine. Detroit MGR
~ q, before re 18th csv q Aprll
a D 1872 ar1 irat such clam
I 20 heard 1y Sad court. be-
.ge J.1ge Jane. Il sexton ~
Court Room 20 81. Wayne
CoLniy B4iic.nR i1 me City of
Detfctt. IN ss4c CcJrtv. on the
,3,n dsy of April AD 1888. a.
- % clotk IN the afternoon ana
,n me case ~ q Surviving spouse
tne court wlll also al that time
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
S. J. Flanagan. Attorney.
1877 Z Davidson Avenue
NO AA1lol

STATE or MICHIGAN IN II.
Circuit Court for the Cour,y Al
Wavne n Chancerv.
LAVANCIA COOPER. PAN.
,ift, Us. WILLIAM COOPER De.
tendart
Order Of Publication
Al a session Of said Cou-. bsls
al the County Building 4. ,ns
City of Detroit, IN the Courty \
Wsyne and State Of Michigan !,
,his : DAY Of February, A. D.
le4s
PRESENT: Honorable Ar,hu
Webster. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit a.
tscheo hereto ana filed he-swl,a
that the defendant named 10 y.
above entitled cause does NJ. re.
SIDE IN the County Of Wayne AMI
State of Michigan, but TIA. hsi
does resi6e az i3i Glenn S'.ee,
IN the City Of Atlanta anc STATE
II Georgia. and as such ne csan5,
oe served with process lssuea q
r: THIS court because ne .s &c.
yond the jurisdiction there
On Motion ot s. J Fls-assn
attorney for the Plaintiff,
IT IS ORDERED ihs, tie
sboye named defendant appear
ana answer the bill OF com ain.
filed In tnis cause within ,a-e
~ months from date OF ih.s q.
Ger, or the same may be taken
as confessed against hln I. :
further ordered that ccpy q!
iais order De sent 20 the csisr.
6sn; az his last known sc1-sg
3y registered mall. or a Ike copy
oe published according . ,sw
Arthur Webster. Circuit JIags
a True Copy
Edgar " BrsnlF.n. CLERK
By I'd Msuarwski. Deputy Clerk
2-l9-3-26
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

JAMES a GREEN. Assist. Atty.
Ger. State Office Bldg. Lansing.
Michigan
NO. 7sszs3
STATE or MIC HlGAN TIE
--.i Court ~ the County o.
Wsyae u ChsncsTy.
z w. NELSON. Commissioned
=. Ire Bsnklng Department Of
re S;sfe = Michigan Plaintiff
sx. MONARCH CREDIT UNION.
. Mi,a.Esa Cooperation, De:sn-
cart
Order Fixins Date For Hearing
Final Account OF Receiver
s.. oeu6.ag II sad Court OF
.-e .otn tav ot FeorGarz 1919
PRESENT. T-e Honorable Nln-
ceni " Brennan. C.rcUii Judge
On reading sa1 ..iiag ire sworn
ret.i.on cs P A Carroll. Recesv-
e. r -he Monarch C.e1.t Cn.or.
DsUo- M,crlRsr : Michigan
lcrpo-s- on ard defendant here
IL. p-sy.-z fcr orcef ~ approve
~ Receive fra sccc-n; filed
II sss6 cause sa1 fo- csncel La
i.cn q: Receivers : bcnd, dispose
ton u surplus Al-6s. together
WITH ire a.es and records n said
-eceive-s-.p sr6 the termination
sa1 dissolution ~ the corporate
sl;itv r. ss.S Monarch Crest
l-.0a. sr1 I: appearing by sac
pe;iscr 'ast 81, clans sEa ,rs'
sad ge-s vers-;o Rad oeer fully
pad e1-e - certain -1cssre- ara
-rIe. ..vers1 dividend checks a7i
,rst ire assets q ssi1 Credit IN
IN tsve Beer fully l,oG1sted
sr1 1.s.I cLfe1 and according e
p-.-- r~1sr - th.s curt. and t7st
re sEs.gs q ssi6 credit ua,or =
.ece.ve-srlp are con- plete.y
To411 - ard terminated oy sa d
cave sa1 i-si the sara receiv-
cr mas filed RS FINAL Sccount n
1eisl ~ RS scmln3stratio sr1
1,sf-. plt.o- ~ sssetr uf salc cfed
= -r3on. ard ,7s; SAID final sc-
covr; - receiver sEouli % ap.
p-cve5. RS recelveTshlp oond car
called. ard tast said Crecit Tn
on should be terminated and dis
solved. ard after Que considers-
ton ~ tne facts matters and cir.
cuusisnces set forth n sad petit
Ton.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED
;hsi on F-.csy ne 18th DAY o.
March. 1919 az Circuit Cou-;
Room NJ. s IN ihe County Build
ing n ire CITY - Detroit. M!chi-
gan. ~ , O'Clock pm. on said day.
IN ss soon thereafter as counsel
can oe heard. is hereby fixed and
determined as the cate. time snc
place Tor hearing on SAID petition
ior the purpose Of approval OF
final account. d.schsg ge ot Re-
Celver termination ara clssolu-
ton q corporate entity of SAID
Monarch Credit Union and for
such otne- matters PRAYED IN SAID
petition. a. which date. time. and
place. any and all persons desir-
NJ TO- 7e heard against the re-
lief prsyed for N said petition.
may appear. in person or py al
torney ana be heard. pursuant 70
the provisions 81 the statutes IN
such case made and provided.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
sna clrecied that a true and COM
plete copy of this Order fixing
Inc cate. time. ana place ot hear
aG on me matters and things SET
forth and PRAYED for in SAID pc
tiiOn. be served either personally
or nv Registered United States
Mail on said Monarch Credit de-
tendsnt herein. and that the same
be published in the Detroit TIL
Dune newspaper published and
n general circulation N the coun-
~ a WAYNE. state Of MIcn! gan
once n each week for two sue
cessire weeks. the last publication
Thereof @ be az least three davs
prior % the cate hereby fixed for
the heaunE on said petition
Vincent NJ. Brennan, Circuit
Judge
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LEGAL NOTICES


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"A True Copy
Edgar VI Branigin, Clerk
BY Dsleale Vogelserk,
Deputy Clerk
Stephen J. Roth. Attorney CenA,
al: James A. Greene, Ass.s,s,,
Attorney General.
Business Address: State OFF,.
Bldg. Lansing. Michigan.
r A. Carroll Receiver. Mon.
arch Credit Union. 400 State os.
fee Bldg, Lansing l3. Mich
2-i9-2-26
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Lewis. Rswlei;e. B.own. Wan4o
And Bell. AifYS
STATE OF MICHIGAN, Count,
o. Wayne S.


A. session of tae Prohaie
Couri FOR ss.c County - N'syne,
He,c q; the Probate Court Roam
in the Cry az Detroit cn me 4th
cav e February IN the year ore
thousand nine hundred and forty
nine.
Present. Thomas c. Murphy.
Ju1ge q PROBATE.
u ire Meter II the Estate q
W4Aam 7 SWli.ev. deces se6.
Ella z Nose.y. ExecGt- * q the
last wll and testament ot sa,d
deceased. having rendered 70 this
Court acr !.nsl account IN said
matter sni fled therewi,1 oo-
petition prsyng that the residue
g said estate De assigned IN ac-
cordance Wlth the provisions ot
said LAST VIII:
Il is oraeted Ina, the eighth
day ~ March next. a. ten o'clock
= the forenoon a. ss4c Court
Room oe appointed for exarlin-
.ng and allowing said account
and nearing SAID petition.
And i is furihe Oraered That
Z copy q this ogde- re published
once N eaCl week for three weess
consecutyeiy previous 10 said
time Of hearing in the De,roi;
Tribune. e newspaper printed ara
circulating n said County OF
Wsyne
Thomss c. Marphy, Judge Of
Probate.
"A True Copvl
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