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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
LOCAL MONUMENTS HELP RECALL
HISTORY OF HARRISON And De LERY

At the head and foot of Fulton
Street stand two stone monu-
ments, rarely noticed by the city's
busy residents or the thousands
of tourists and motorists who
visit this area each year. Yet
these stone markers commemor-
ate highly important events in
American history.
Fulton Street and its continuing
country road were made famous
by two Important historical char
acters-Gaspard de Lery and Gen
eral William Harrison.
These men and their associate
groups were not the first, how
ever, to make use Of the narrow
est part of the isthmus connect
ing Marblehead Peninsula with
the mainland.
In 1889, fierce tribe of Wyan-
dot Indians built a stockade at
the carrying point on the Penin
sula. After much consideration
the stockade or fort was called
Sandusky, which is a very old In
dian word meaning "clear, cool
water.
1t was here that the Indians.
coming up the Sandusky Bay,
would carry their canoes two
miles across the neck of land and
launch them in Lake Erie, thus
saving the much greater distance
around the Peninsula.
Gaspard de Lery, a famous
French engineer, built number
of forts in what is now the United
States; but the people of Ohio
are particularly interested in his
expedition of 1854 from Quebec
to Detroit, Mackinac and return
by way of Fort Duquesne, pre-
sent site of Pittsburgh, where he
had been called to put the fort
in good repair.
DeLery and his nearly 800 men
and 27 boats arrived at Fort Du-
quesne in 1855.
Fort Sandusky Cor Sandoski)
it must be remembered, was built
destroyed and rebuilt many times
between 1859 and 1863.
Records vary to such an extent
that we will not attempt to quote
the years, excepting to say that
deLery, in one of his journals
states that the fort was destroy.
ed by the French in 1751.
Again it was rebuilt, but ir
1755, Chief Orontony of the Hur
on tribe, then in control, was dis
pleased with so many white
people about the fort that ht
massacred them and destroyed
the trading post.
Upon deLery's return from
Fort Duquesne in 1755 or '56, h,
found the ruins here. From tha
point, he and his men journeyet
north to the mouth of the Port
age River, a distance which h
carefully measured and which HI
stated was 81 arpents (about twt
miles).
His maps and descriptions arr
very valuable because of the ac
curacy of all his recordings, ant
were the means by which, in re
cent years, the site Of old For
Sandoski was definitely establish
ed.
The Harrison Trail
BY this time, 1913, the short
est distance from Sandusky Ba!
to Lake Erie was only a mile ant
half, undoubtedly due to shore
erosion.
General William Harrison mus
have used this trail previous t.
1913, but this is the year in which
! he and his Kentucky troops, to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
Burglars Raid
Genoa Residence

Deputy Sheriff Clarence Steph-
ems was called to rural Genoa
Wednesday afternoon to investi-
gate the burglary of the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph States.
Sheriff Merlan Budd said the
burglar gained admittance by en-
tering through an unlocked door.
Missing are a television set, radio
set, toaster and clothing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
NEW PHARMACIST

Charles H. Maxwell, Warren,
Ohio, is the new pharmacist at
Green's Drug Store, succeeding
Robert Whalen. who has returned
to his home city of Lorain.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
MEET POSTPONED

Regular meeting of Lake Erie
and Peninsula Vacationland, origi-
nally scheduled for Tuesday, May
8, has been postponed until Tues
day, May 16, due to conflicts with
the minstrel show here and the
athletic-music banquet at Lake
side.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

THE NEWS is prepared to
do your JOB PRINTING on
a basis of Good Workman
ship and Good Service at
Fair Prices. Phone 5271.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

HNN a H''N1'' VT
BY this time, 1913, the short
est distance from Sandusky Bay
to Lake Erie was only a mile and
a half, undoubtedly due to shore
erosion.
General William Harrison must
have used this trail previous to
1913, but this is the year in which
he and his Kentucky troops, to-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-04
sToKITE
j sio teatro remeju eiles!

Keletas asmenq, suzin0j.
apie JaunimO TeatrO isikl-
rima ir darbo pradzia, SUI
teike jam dovanu: dovanO-
jo spalvotam scenos apsvie-
timui bltinai reikalirgus
prozektorius ar tiesiog pini-
gals prisidejo prie teatro
itaisu igijimo.
Kvieciame ir daugiau lie
tuviq stoti j sio teatrO re-
mejq eiles, tai yra, nors ke-
liais doleriais prisideti prie
sio teatro pamatu padejimo.
Ateje j vaidinima, nebepa-
zinsite Lietdviq Sales see
nos. Daugumas irengimu
yra igyta paties Jaunimo
TeatrO ir tai yra jO nuOsa-
vybe, kad tais irengimais
galetu l,asirodyti ne wien
tiktai cia, bet ir kitur.
Padekite padengti tas is
laidas, padarykite malOnu-
ma musq jauniesiems, ma
ziesiems ir ;. sau!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-04

Sale bus atidaryta nuo $3.50 val. Lygiai
400 val. prasides teatro atidarymo apeigos.
Jose dalyvaus Americas Lietuviu Tautines
Sajungos pirnininkas adv. A. A. Oils is Chi
cagos. Vaidinimui prasidejus sales durys bus
uzdarytos ir ieiti bus galima tk pertraul<os
metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-04
B IL IE J Al: |
l. 5 ellie
suaugusiems $1.5O
jaunuoliams $.1.0O
g. 9 ellie
suaugusieus $1.O0
jaunuoliams .65
10 - 16 ellie
suaugusiems rs
jaunuoliams so
JaunuOliu bilietais naudo-
jasi ne vyresni kaip Is me-
tu amziaus.
Bilietai parduodami
DIRVOS REDAKCIJOJ
Galima ir patariama tuO-
jau uzsisakyti JUGS tele-
fOnu:
EN- 1-4486

kasdien nuo 700 val. ry-
to Xxi 900 val. vakarO.
Bilietus uzsisakiusieji tu-
ri atsiimti per "a valandas.
Laiku neatsiimti bilietai
gall butt parduoti Kittens.
Sekmadieni nuo 800 val.
dar bus galima gauti billie
tn stOvimOms vietOms pO
40 c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-04

APACIOJ: = Koki snapa turf baisu! = taria
zirgone pamacius ereli. Ji buvo pikta ir ja miske
nesulyginama blogiau sekesi, negu gerajai Gailei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-04

VIRsUJ Pktoji Gales pamote, kuria niekas nepatin
ka ka tik Gale daro, r kuri tik dukteri zrgone
tevu gira. Gale peika r rekalauja kad tevas Gale
kur isVeztu ir nebeeistu jai namo sugrlzt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-04

APACIOJ: Rezserus Petras Mazelis r Jurgis Salase-
vicius darO Siam vadinimui dekOracas (scenarium).
Evening star., 1950-01-02
CHS Broodcusts
Color TV to FEC
Members Homes
BY the AsSociofed Press

Color television was broadcast
last night to the homes Of four
members of the Federal Com
munications Commission by the
Columbia Broadcasting System.
The half-hour broadcast was
the first in a month-long test
operation requested by the FEC.
CHS said color sets were in
stalled in the homes of FEC Chair
man Wayne Coy and Commits
sioners r. H. Hude, Robert F.
Jones and George e. Sterling.
Color sets are to be installed
today in the residences of Com
missioners Paul A. Walker and
Edward M. Webster.
The broadcast was carried over
WOIC, CBS-TV network affiliate
here. The program featured
Patty Painter, Miss Color Tele-
vision," who displayed brightly
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Central High Alumni
plan 10 Honor Six
|At Reunion Thursday

Six Central High School alumni
will receive certificates of dis
tinction" at 1880 pm. Thursday
when the schools alumni associa-
ton holds its fist annual reunion
at the school auditorium. Thir-
teenth and Clifton streets NV.
The five men and one woman
will make a total of So persons who
have been honored as outstanding
alumni" OF the school since 1882
This years winners are:
Edgar r. Baker, class of 1887,
member of the editorial staff of
Time-Life International, Inc. in
New York; Walter M. Bastian,
class of 1909, Washington attor-
ney and a past president of the
District Bar Association; Mrs
Howard G. Nichols, the former
Dorothy A. Mack Of the class OF
1912, president of the YWCA here;
Eugene s. Thomas, class Of 1920
general manager Of television sta
ton WOIC; Corcoran Thorn, class
of 1889, chairman of the board OF
directors Of the American Security
and Trust Co.: and Harry Wender
class OF 1925, president of the
District Recreation Board.
Edward T. Dunlap. class Of 1921
who is president Of the alumni
association, will present the
awards.
The Central High School Chorus
under the direction of Miss Jean
cite Wells, music teacher, will be
part of the program being ar.
ranged by Miss Bessie Whitford
English teacher and graduate o1
the 1901 class.
A reception will be held follow.
ing the ceremony.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
1870 Miles Of Highway
Completed in Virginia
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2.-Tht
State Highways Department say
that about 180 miles of new high.
way and IL bridges were com
pleted during 1949 on Virginia''
9,OO0-mile primary system o.
highways.
Placed under construction dur.
ing the year but not yet completed
were an additional ITO miles o1
highway and 48 bridges, the de-
partment said.
Highway officials estimated the
dollar value Of the 1949 program
at around 20 million dollars.
Evening star., 1950-01-02

colored scarves, foods of many
colors and flags Of all nations.
CHS plans to install is more
color sets for public viewing in
one or more Washington loca-
tionS.
Evening star., 1950-01-02

Australia expects further in
creases in the basic wage to re-
suit from devaluation. -
Evening star., 1950-01-02
n Sale that Will Start You
Running to Haber e Co.

IMAGINE paying just hof-price for the fur coat
you've been wanting. Well, it's yours at Hober &
Co. tomorrow. We've soshed prices in hof price
and more. In most cases these furs are below our
original cost Every coat bears the Hober 6 Co. LABEL
your guarantee of quality and workmanship Shop
tomorrow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
WILLIS M. GRAVES
g. CLAUDE w. HAYWOOD.
Attve 60 Mack

STATE OF MICHIGAN. TIE
PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 375.434
ln the Matter uf the Estate Of
ELLA VI HARRIS. deceased
Notice S hereby gwen that all
creditors Of SAID deceased are re-
quircd 90 present their claims IN
writing and under oath. to said
Court at the Probate office ~ the
Cltv ~ Detroit. q SAID County
and to serve a copy thereof upon
Mamie b Jenni>on Administra
tx ~ said estate 53li Gath ST.
yrtlni. Michigan on of before
the 26th day OF Aptil, A. d 1850
and that such CLAIMS VIII be heard
BY said court. before Judge James
II Sexton IN Court Room No 527
Waync County Building IN the
City OF Detroit. IN said County
on the Goth dav ~ April. A. D.
1880 II . 80 oclo,h va the after
nOOh
Dated iebiu4it "A 1850
JaHaes Il sexton
Judge of Probate
Published ia Detroit Tribune
once each week FOR three weeks
uccc -sivclv within thirty da,
hom the date hereof
2Is jill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
HUSBAND CONTRIBUTES
MONEY

Nj, husband and ! don seem
"a 81, along at all noN. Every
Time ask ION something pc ie'
miud> ne that l ani able 20 woiN.
lie turns mgni an'und Md sends
htS sisters children IL least 50
a month rs husbands place
Ia uppot ms VIE 50 nave
made Up niv mind % sit down
ana lei AiW 60 II. July 29 1890
Ans Don't aspect f"a hf
band Is bc generous wiiN hls
money when YOU fuss ana nag
.haui hun Nelplng ilr wi'Ies'ec
tr ~ can't afford :" lct
tics. tlH.l,n SO h,mgsN III +
daa- line 'hns aud vau must
app t.atr W Efforts Noni hus
bani ppsnics q Nice home and
plcnts ~ food Tor YOU u Nou
Nan, eAit monrv 20 spend Sci
q put tie Jpb. II will help yoal
disposition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
MAN SECRETLY ADMIRED

! ann getting MY freedom For
q veal | cxlcd myself lroM all
company but now | am myself
again ] own my own home. live
comfortable and am happy.
Thc,e IS man ! have always
adnr,d without nm knowing IT,
To my surprise he came to call
and spoke directly ms desire to
make me happy did not let on
my feelings. wani 10 knoe if
| should pass him UP now on
while the time away with hme
Jan. II. 1896
Ans: Hes nee company and
YOU VIII cniov gong with the
man. You shouldn't take him too
SERIOUSLY as ho is not thinking
"a terms Of marriage at this time
MeNc ntlnr contacts too il VIII
help YOU Ia your effort TO iini the
right mate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

locating a job in keeping win
his skill.
AS result of the League ;
long negotiations TO crack the
discriminatory hiring policy OF
the Universal Match Corporations
Marshall was referred to the
company. interviewed and ac-
ccptcd as their first Negro en-
ployec.
Accepts Praise With ModestY
Universal reports that Archie
Marshall's work is excellent and
superior but the tall. personable
Young man accepts such praise
calmly. He knows that his pres
ent success is due 10 no sudden
streak of good fortune.
lie planned for his career as
ARTIST. acknowledged his physical
limitation only long enough to
conquer il and prepared soundly
for the lob which he now fills
50 successfully
What about ms hearing He IS
too busy perfecting his skllls as
an artist and enjoying life as q
normal talented young man Il
ever given the mater second
thought. These who come in CON
thought. Those who come in con
tact with him are seldom aware
Of the fact that the story Of Ar
chic Marshall is the story OF a
young man who succeeded in The
face Of a handicap.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

NEW YORK Congratulating
the Portland Ore. branch of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement OF Colored People
upon its role in securing pas
sac Of civil rights ordinance in
that West Coast city.the nation
al office OF the NAACP said
that this victory strengthens
the fight for FEPc in Congress.
In wire to Mrs. Marie Smith.
president of the branch, Clos.
ter b. Current. director of
branches. urged intensification
of The fight for nationa
FEPC. we must all work to-
cether now 20 pass Federal leg
islation in the present session
of Congress. he asserted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

provinces an il' '''F
At first. il is difficult to INA
cine that Archie Marshall knows
ANYTHING at all about handlcaps'
He is young. successful and re-
spected by his employers and
fellow employees.
AS Univcrsal's clients discuss
the eye-appcaling designs for the
match book covers which Mar
shall creates for them, they are
also impressed with his ability
and confidence.
Totally Deaf
But Archie Marshall IS totally
deaf. When he was six years old.
spinal meningitis cut him of com
pletely from the world of sound.
Young Marshall considered this
unfortunate but he Was deter
mined that il would never stand
in he way OF his career.
He attended the ST. Louis. elc-
mentary schools and. also special
classes at the Henry Turner
School for the Physically Handl-
capped where he mastered the
lipreading process.
Al Vashon High School he won
membership in the National Hon
or Society and received four
year scholarship to the Chicago
Art Institute From the InStl-
tutc Marshall received ms di-
ploma and two coveted a~aldS
for excellence IN AIT
Art illustrator
After graduation Ma NAH
went 10 work as an Ml llu>lrt-
tor with the Quaitcrmastcl Depot
OF the Federal Government IN
Chicago But after ~ months,
he had to return to 81 Louis TO
help with the care III his i'll and
aged parents.
Back in Missouri. employment
became a problem and in Scptem-
her 1919 Marshall walked INTO
the Office OF the ST. Louis Urban
League and asked their help in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
DIVORCED MOTHER
WANTS CHILD

= am . divorced niothcl With
ono child VINO starts Ia school IN
Scptcinbcr I've been here ipf 3
Years and haze q Very good Job
Mn parent have hccn kecp,ng
luy child aud haNc done 4 von
drllnl iob They ave Getting older
md ] thnnk j. IS MS duiN To-
9lmw MY ~ ponsih.lity June
lg2lr
Nie lftthe vnuns>tcf icr ain
M.ili N"ui paWHiS unill nest 'all.
fn''ll her DO school 70 the cliS
Nhc'v Nou sge and fnd a coni-
2etni' pcrson 10 look after her
nni'l YOU PCT rif tho iob Il ~ill
Pc pleasure To haze her under
Your care and supervision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
Jesse (. Williams. Atty.
40s Gratioi

State OF Michigan. County 81
WAYNE. $ 35l-9l7 A, session
of the Probate Court for said
County OF Wayne. held al the
Probate Court Room in the City
81 Detroit. on the Twenty fourth
dav of February. in the year one
thousand nine hundred and fifty.
Present William + co,tcr, Judge
If Probate
In the Matte, OF the Estate of
Enoch HcnriqucS. deceased
On reading and filing tho prti-
ton 81 Leila Ilcnaques PRAYING
that administration De BoniS Non
with the Viii annexed Of said
Estate hc granted "a herself "r
some othe suitable person.
Ii 4, ordered That the Twenty
third dav ~ March next al ten
O'Clock in the forenoon AZ said
court room be appointed for hear
ing SAID petition
And il IS Futhr Ordered, That
q cspN of iils ntdr bc puhllSh-
ga once ~ cach week fpf three
weeks consccutNcly previous to
>ald inno % llea,ine ~ the De
won llHa.nc 2 nswSpapri pftnt-
cd and circulated IN SAID County
y WAY me
William T Cpiic
Judge % Pf7baic.
4 tNr copy
Thomas + O'SDlllNan Deputy
Probate Register "a 3l8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

II want 10 know IL tls 'f'..i
M ladv that caiur lhiooeh lielr
and stayed cuHplc m He'ss
really mcms what .hc tpli nr.
She Promised To w lie n' g i,sr
She was going io stop nr~i n !
could sec her fol q week. -cud We
cvrn made plans I" marry nos.
summer loaned hc lnc
moncv and 4 has been SIS weeks
and ! haven't seen or hcssd of
hcl since Oct 81 1910
Ans She's long gonc Buldy.
and You're holding the cnpiN
purse All YOU have Is some
pleasant memories. prom scs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

Ralph w. Miller. Ally.
ma Canif Street

state OF Michigan IN the Cir
cult Count for the County OF
Wayne IN ChancerS
James l.. Jurdon plaintii rs.
Ora Lee Jufdon. defendant
No. ASSESS
order Of Publication
a; session OF said court held
i'm the County Courthouse IN the
Cit> of Detroit. Wayne County,
Michigan tins 10Th day Of jan
uary 1850 AID.
Present Honorable George 3.
Murphy. Circuit Judge
II appearing 20 the Court by
anldavit on file that a Chancety
summons issued out OF and under
me seal OF said Court on the date
on December "A, l9l9. tot the APP
pcarancc OF the defendant in sad
cause on or before the return gay
thereof. and that the same could
not be served because the de-
PENDANT waS absent from her last
known address. 90 was concealed
therein on elsewhere and that
said Chancely Summons VAS re-
turned with the certificate OF the
Sheriff OF said County thereon
endorsed showing that after dlll-
gent search and inquiry the de-
PENDANT could not pc found Al
1922 Harding Stsc,t. in The city
Of Detroit. her last known address
On motion Of Ralph w Mailer.
attorney for the plaintiff James L.
Jurdon i is Ogdelcd that the de-
PENDANT Ora Lee Juidon appear
and ansWc, the blll " complaint
filed in SAID cause on or before
three % months from the date
hereof a. that lhc same mas be
taken IS confessed
II is tuiirr Oid'ira hcfeoN
that q COPY % ihS oricf shall be
sent o. the defendant az her last
Nnnwr address by cpi tered inali
aat rlot % casc no rctutn rcecpt
Postal gned h> the defendant
tcy,,NrS this 0stcs shdil be
aah published IS tcQuistd bv
tira 4 r. MapHn
Nfrlui judce
4 il-e pN
Ei-a N Bfanign Clcs
Ry ! u Srnna y
Clock ell 2-lS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
Cab Halted From
Playing in Mexico

MEXlCO CITY (ATLASl
Refusal OF the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Musicians 10 go along
with reciprocal agreement
with the Mexican Musicians
union has put the breaks on
Cab Galloway from playing a
scheduled date at the III PATIO
Mexico CITY. which had been
Feb. 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

% 40 with me" june r. III
Ans People ignofc You only
because YOU have taken the attn
tudc that YOU DID not wish To ~
sociaie with thcm, You arc most
unhappy living under these con
dtlnnS. Smile when YOU meet
vouf ncighboiS and have a pleas
ant word Cor them. Encourage
.moc close iendo mix more
hccly with young people N"'n
opn age as YOU don I want TO DC
an I'D ma.d- You can win irlcnaS
and husband too you tna~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
PRINCE HALL o.E.S. COLUMN

STAR list Wednesday DECREE
MVnn sra WEDNESDAY Worthy ~ Nancy
'"'' ""''"b0 'o'' SVn street. -
bA CHAPTER Friday
Mrs Graves
s"eet ~ e-s5ls WORTHY
JUN street secreiaf' B
"oiniH lLf No ttSTNTrD MEETINGS. Isl "wednesday prCRE
ass Worthy Maton-M collins li6i3
Nv l-b9bN WORTHY Reid
o ee'fet"rN--Ni~ Rose g. Fisher Yemans
NtINPIlR No. glSTNTTD
"ropurN lR !3ssS; Patron De Old HoIev Ios7s
IL 3-1i9t - 'eN'e '""eeN' SiS' "usse'
STAR cu,prrR IN ,sx,,r,,, .,.,.
Muehdae ~ g-lssg: George
'.o' "sesuc' secretary Mrs ithaca
- r,,N,s, CMtrItR No 7rd "wednesday
Wohk WeunesdaN Marnn
bO5s
no - md
,enVn Hosd VI 1877 WORTHY
"spe ~" 1929 secretary. Nrndt
nr".Wyf ,pNPILR 10 70 STATED Isl, Thuds,
IR itOi7.
'''s hleen Donaldson 1850
,haPIER No
v" Hh Thursday
urvaen w i.osvs Worthy
=" ~ No - sIAItD End ,ouda,
Nsfr0n
t1I< Worthy NJ
~ s-ssea 's"e"S Ms Aimes fIowefs "
wopnn %stM NO - STATED Isl M.naa, plGRtt
.''a "wednesday.
0n Mr. Iot canton
80 low 'e''e"> Mrs Florence Fields 5-i55o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

Which VIII ncNcr naiclalzc and
Z deficit IN your bank account.
ChAlk II up as experience. my
friend The lady in question feels
that YOU got vpuf money 5 worth
ia good times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
No. 455.47l
Order Of Publication


Order Of Publication
session ~ SAID Coatf Nclu
b O.v ~ Detroit Wsyne County
MNa .ln On Jan s 1850
peni lIorWanlc C"aA y
Naea Circuit Juage
II appcag'nI ip 'ne liunol aNle
Court ii'r aA.iali ga file iha'
iae atienctai l;cN, Natn d
csicnt " tbs State AND iia;
profess az Ns appearance lsas
pecn lUiN .,sJcG an1 ,raf the
same 0u.d net be screi U.s. ea.
lii 81 acf afaiar f.on ~ 40
scslr'es 'an 'h Sluta o m
'c@,pn q. ne uiynu'i an-rarr
.f9'u iri place ni fes.Atnce
ON Notion N Oaa.lcs y Bes.
afDinty fqi TIVE plalnt.n.
i + lieetv Otdc ~ ihuf tie
i,'eaiaisi l,ae Martha nfe
Afi appeaane % >a'G cause or
~ nc'Ne fnlre ii 'runil< 'r
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n iae 81 Janua4, 4 y.
1850
2 esen, llen ssia ~ Nttohcii
tfeut JuaAe
l. atl~lsc'p ,le ppca .ngr ora
The affidavit % lHv plaintiff "a
i.lt q me above entitled cause
that the defendant Lucille P.ct.
eit not rosidon, ~ the State
q Michigan bat that her Vast
known address HaS i343 Am 'of
dam New YORK New York
III IS ORDERED that Lucille
Pickett appeal and answe M s
hill Of complaint filed IN bis
cause within three ~ month
from Tire date ~ this order o.
said will be taken - confessed
against her.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
thai z copy Of said ordc be- ont
TO the last known address Of said
defendant By registered mail and
"a case no registered return 10.
reipt signed by the defendant s.
received that this order be- pub
Eshed AS rrqulled by law.
Lila VI Neunfeli
Circuit Judge
~ True Copp
kdga N Bianigin. CLERK
By ) n Burkhardi Deputy CLERK
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