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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17
PROBATE COURT
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jon Stump, q, Mt. Sterling,
Welder, and Bonnie Lynn Glenn
ons, 19, Mt. Sterling, stenographer.
Arthur Leroy Day, 19, Mt. Ster-
ling, u. S. Marine and Martha Kay
Stroupe, IL, Mt. Sterling.
INVENTORIES APPROVED:
Roger Theodore Huntsberry es-
tate, total S4826.27 no real estate.
John L. Powell, Bert c. Hinkle and
Lucille M. Boyd, Appraisers; Sadie
Bell Huntsberry, executrix.
Rachel Wynne estate, $3.50 all
real estate; Stewart Anderson,
Max Cannon and Stephen c. Ed
wards, Appraisers; w. E. Lukens,
Adm.
William z. Taylor estate, total
S10,396. Is of which $4,000 is real
estate. Paul M. Dwyer, William H.
Riddle and Maynard Dickerson,
Appraisers; Olive T. Beathard,
Adnx.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

Virgil and Mary A. Minthorn to
r. G.. and Mary L. Griffith, proper
ty in West jefferson.
E. B. and Mary E. Byerly to
Robert and Jennie r. Stewart,
property in Fairfield Township.
Leona F. LeeBau estate to Mir
lam Z. LeBeau ct al; property in
London.
w. II. Pence to Charles T. o.
Donnell, property in Monroe Twp.
f. P. Speasmaker to Charles
and Irene Buzzard, property in
Speasmaker's First Addition.
d. E. and Bessie Blaine to Leon
H. and Eloise M. King, property
in Deercreek Township.
Teresa Broderick to Geo. E. and
Mary M. Larkins, property in Lon
don.
Virgil Lawles ct al to Albert c.
and Eleanor Jean Scott, property
in Fairfield Township.
Dorothy d. Slaughter to Joe w.
Harrington, property in London.
Virgil A. Rogers to Regina c.
Rogers, property in West Jeffer-
son.
D. w. and Rozella H. Gillen-
water to Tony E. and Audrey L.
Scott, property in Union Township.
John w. and Maribelle Anthony
to Hanson Hern, property in SOM
erford Township.
Emmett B. Gallagher estate to
Lucy Gallagher, property in Fair
field Township.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
CASES FILED:
Lords Inc. VS. Cecil Bond, money
claimed 500 plus costs and inter-
est.
Village of jefferson VS. Riddle r.
Sidner, ct al, action to appropriate
real estate, easements therein and
equitable relief
Lorenz Equipment Co. VS. Joseph
Aills, money only; $426.79 costs
and interest claimed.
D. P. Snyder VS. Marion Greer;
money only: $50 costs and inter-
est claimed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17
Baynes

Continued from Page One)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17
Former Resident Dies
In Xenia; Rites Set

Mrs. Bessie Matthews Jones,
wife of Roy S. Jones, xenia, FORM
er London residents, died Wednes-
day afternoon.
The husband, the only immedi-
ate survivor, was a former en-
ployee of the Pennsylvania rail-
road here.
Funeral services at one o'clock
Friday at the Neeld Funeral Home
in Xenia. Interment in the Sedalia
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17

Continued from Page One)
1T was pointed out that the sale
was a long accomplished fact. AS a
result of it both the Village and
the Ohio Edison Company had
substantially changed their posi-
tion with respect to ownership of
the property and receipt of money.
There was also, a change of posi-
ton between the Village and the
Ohio National Bank of Columbus,
Trustee for the Bondholders, be-
cause of the release of mortgage
liens, payment of bonds falling due
and interest.
Trees, as taxpayer, could not
attack the sale of the utility, as
distinguished from an attack on
the Ordinance, as they were separ-
ate acts affecting different parties.
There was no allegation of any
amount or kind of loss to Trees or
other taxpayers or electric users
or the Village there being no state
ment that the sale price was un-
fair, inadequate or that Ohio Ed
ison was or was unable to render
adequate service at fair rates"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Lohr and
their daughters, Judy and Jeanie,
had a family dinner Sunday in
celebration of Mothers Day. Guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Putnam.
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Putnam,
Jr., and family, DR.. and Mrs. Paul
Metzger and family of Columbus,
John c. Lohr and Roger Turvy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17

Robert E. Lohr of Youngstown
spent the weekend with his father,
John c. Lohr and family, East
High Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-17
RECORDERS OFFICE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS:

ANoDN4l 1As anu W
B. L. and Marilyn j. Thum, pro-
perty in Scenic Hills subdivision.
Robert r. and Jane Richards to
F. w. and Anna c. Thum, prop
perty in Scenic Hills Subdivision.
Robert r. and Jane Richards to
F. w and B. L. Thum, property in
Scenic Hills Subdivision.
Ruth j. and Theodore Lee to
Arnold and Marilyn j. Allen; pro-
perty in jefferson Township.
Robert and Nellie Mae Klise to
r. w. and Helen E. Rowe; proper
ty in West Jefferson.
Charles and Saidee Winkel to
B. r. and Claire d. Pollard, pro-
perty on Route AZ.
Freeman c. Bower estate to Ed
ma c. Bower, property in West
Jefferson.
Curtis Bryant Baugess estate to
Virgie Lee Baugess ct al property
in West Jefferson.
Sylvia Rice ct al to Raymond L.
Stanton, property in Jefferson
Township.
B. A. and Florence c. Schadel to
Pearl and Mary Kemper, property
in Mt. Sterling.
Miriam z. LeBeau eft al to Evel-
yn NJ. McManus, property in
Paint Township.
Max and Evelyn Timmons to
Grace r. Pavey. property in Mt.
Sterling
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

File No ss8a2
ORDER ron NEARING PETITION
ron ADMfsIsrRArIO LIMITING
TINE 10 FILE CLAIMS AND ron
NEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPIE
IN PROBATE COURT
In lie Estate % Max ShrhBawitE.
aiso known as Max sharakowitE,
baredHbt
order for Hearing PrtitIaa for
Letters of Administration
TT ~ pNbEHEb that All persons
Interested show cause, II any they
nave, before this Court on Monday,
August iZtH, 1857. AZ 10 o'clock A.
81 fn the Court House in Mime
apulig, Minnesota. wty the petition
II Ida Arnold FOR the appointment
~ Zen Arnold. ~ Ramsey County,
Minnesota as administrator, herein
flet should not be granted,
OrJ-r 60 Ftte claims and for
Hearing Thereon
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof All creditors o. said pece-
lent file their claims iH this Court
Proofs will be- heard and claims
examined and adjusted before thik
Court on Monday, ubrg mbeF end,
1851, az 10 o'clock a. ~ ia tho
Court House iu Minneapolis Mime
sofa
These orders shalt DO Published
ln the Minneapolis Spokesman and
ropt mailed according Go law
fUbI n EEATI
wa rNi9SS tHs HON JAMES
o. KEIIpE. Judge 81 Probate
Court this 1Tth day Of July.
ERNEST p. LORENz
CLERK 81 Probate Court
william SsltE Attorney
sis Midland Sank EldE
Spokesman July 10. 2Bs Aug. ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

John and Mary were doomed 20
fan That ia what their parents.
other relatives and friends said
whom they decided 20 marry as
soon a. graduation day from high
school was over
Hut here is how they decided to
prove 90 All 81 thcir relatives and
friends that though young. " YOU
want 81 become a successful hGgl-
ness ar professional man. with the
help " a good wifr. tt ig posuble
II ia nice 90 point with pride To
a horne town boy or glrl who made
Euud ,n sritr Of the odds that
were against them.
Johns family had told him they
would send him 10 college sef him
up u his oNu office m he would
give up this "auy notion Of
wanting Co marry Mary as soon
aa he graduated
When he graduated Crem high
arhual he had but our Thought in
mind and that was 10 got married.
sath actH og parents raised fhAr
hands IN protest and each cue
vowed they would NOT support
them 10 they married
And so they we're married Their
parents thought they knew beat
bat Mary and John were young
and asl ~ ambition 60 make good
because they wanted secure
future and they knew the only
way 60 insure that WAS 10 get an
education ana getting started was
their one obicyt
They decided Johr should so to
the state university IN their horne
town and both would work an
summer 60 earn enough money for
hirr 20 enroll In Jac fan
They rented . small hBrn shea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
TIfE CiIATTERBON CLUB
pIANS AUGUST PROJECT

The Chatterbox Branch of the
80 Paul Sunshine Federation held
IT'S July meeting at the home Of
Mrs Robert ahoffner gso ST An
thony Az
The clubs project foF the month
q August win be 20 send bouquets
~ flowers 10 shut ms
a. the June meeting held AZ The
home IT Mrs Ernest Greene. TOP
Carroll Az plans we're made for
THE donation Of sheets 70 be used
Tor making cancer pads
The August meeting viii be held
az the home of Mira James Taylor
1904 Thomas Az on Friday. Aug
ust 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
NOTICE or INCORPORATION
OF


NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT Groves hg}ua Sales, Inc Was
duty Incorporated aH the s8rd day
Of July. 1851, under and pursuant
So tho provisions OF Chapter 1ee
81 the Lave 0f Minnesota for 1888
known as the Minnesota Business
Corporation AcI. az amended and
supplemented.
Tho EeBcral nature ~ the bust
ness % ba conducted by the core
PoFaunn shan be 90 manufacture.
develop Buy, aeil and gtherwlse
deal SEA az Wholesale and Epr at rec
tail as principals and fpr as agents
and upon continuation aF otherwise.
any and sll types 90 goods, wares
and wrFthsudlsg. 20 acquire. hold.
muftgaEs. pledge. ar dispose Of
shares. bonds securities. and other
domestic ur foreign corporation, Go
enter into obligations and con
tracts and Go otherwise do and per-
form amy and AIl acts Incidental %
the transaction 90 ITS business or
szgsdifaf 90 the attainment OF the
purposes stated ia tbeae articles.
The location ~ itH registered Of
flee a ~ 1910 West Lake street.
Minneapolis Minnesota
The names aud addresses uf the
Ingulporators and first Board OF
Directors are.
Thrader Herman, gf0 Roanoke
EEIfdluRi Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Jonas q, schwartz #1U Roanoke
HUiIdlnW Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Jean Hahn. $40 Roanoke Build
ms Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Dated ar Minneapolis Minnesota,
fhI7 aEfh day ~ THly 1867.
TN"utor Herman. Attorney az Law,
TlH Roanoke Building.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
lSUuktsWau. Aug e 1850
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

House
Don Eobsy, boss 81 Duke and
Peacock records down IN Houston.
Texas. Is one u the aFnafteas plat
iar makers IN the BIZ. Robey Is
nov reaayinR FOR release some
more never before published tunes
by the Johnny rledging NJ
Love ace
a new upand-c0uing album
inst should BE- scream q
Screaming Jay Hawkins new one
called AT Home WIN screamin
Jay
A Harlem girls club has select
Ell actor Ym Drummer u King
and T. fame as The tBcxsst Man
In Hollywood The Bobbetts Of
Mr. Ire" fame wrote the tune in
honor Of their favorto high
school teacher In New York city
BIO TOWN GOSSIP The folks
around Blg Town are stiil huzzing
about that party Rose Morgan
gave for 4arva Louis spaulding,
Joe'a *, which the former heavy
weight champ failed 10 attend
Talk Is that Frankie Lyynsn's
"Goody Gsoody' hit iB ample proof
that he can survive a. a single, II
the current money and top-blning
aqusbble among the Teenagers
reaches the split-level
A FEW fnfiemitea are stil
smarting from the bold brash at
tempts Of some Of the ao-cailod
mig ahots Who attempted 10
bully their way into ths Althea
Gibson pleturs-talnng sessions
when The tennis great was fsted
IN Gotham WA a new love
triangle pose newer threat to
the career u that fabulous deeIay
and man-about town land coun
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

die aa Capitol label offers a
unique resurrection ~ reggys
voice behind a string and wood
winb orchestra
In good tone Peggy runs
Through such numbers as "fhr
Man love Happiness IL A
fhlug Called joe. Hes MY Guy"
ard There IA Ne Greater Love
in tha track. mucH ip thc way 81
gluseueas is captured with Peggy
Injecting much aaal lrio the mum
beers many of witch are classics
Thp Man Z Love in an inter.
rinE session ~ APPENDED arrange
mrnr
q vs. Indeed an UIdlty 10 find
rioiinist who swings hut ia an 40.
bum eolle1 "stuff smith an the
ingredients 81 "a swinging uoltuist
sw present Plus The talents 81
four other renowned adynpn.
Verve Eryord Company Tho
author Of the track nailed down
tho works 20 Smith Oacar Peter
san lpjwet. Harney KessoJ tEui.
tarl Raw THROWN thassI and A..
vim stol'cr .arumsI 90 produce use
session that finds stuff sm3tb
swinging PITS violin through mum
beru Uko soft winds Things
Amt what They used e. pe
Time and Again and Desert
Sands
iiow Smith emitH ire drive arB
momentum on tbs vielin as he
does tn this traek has been
question u'aTk tu many musicians.
but this album contains a beyy o.
swinging and berrelhoUsc violin
nHuts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES
No 1855
LAND TITLE SUMMONS ~
APPLICATION FOn
uIt4I<Jit OF



Stair or MiNNEsorA
COUNTY or HENNEPGN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
lu thu matter ~ the application
~ Albert stein and susan Stein.
husband and wife. as Joint tenants
20 Register the title 70 tho follow
ING described real estate altaAtsd In
iiennsPin County, Minnesota,
namely
That part OF Lot is. Block S,
Wilson, IHll and WaEuurH Add
ifan ~ Minneapolis, described az
beginning az point on the south
line ~ said lot no. distant So
Dsr thereof thence East along
ali south Zine 20 81 feet 70 the
Westerly line 10 Noyaiatob Ave-
rue thence DETECTING to the left
81 degrees 3s minutes along tho
WeHteriy hpe ~ said Avenue D Is
feet thencs continuing along the
westerly lire ~ said Avenue on
p tauEeatiaI curve 70 the left
having a radius 81 SO feet a dis
taura ~ so festi thence comtlnu-
pinE sioHE tho Westerly line %
said Avenue tangent ta said
curve. 20 an intersection with a
line drawn parallel % and SIS
hNft NaN7i NfHEn VI" " est inc OF
said loo l2t thence South along
said parallel line TO a point 5l
feet North u the South line 81
said Lot i3 thence Fast parallel
% sald South line feet thence
South pafellei 90 said West lane
go feet % the poiut 81 begin
aims Albert stsiU and snsau
stein husband ans wifa az Joint
tenants Applicants.
Theodore WHY Rarnlrs willy
James N0ris. Margaret Hofln. his
wife. Cook Faint y Narulsh Com
pIuV Harry taUfa Vera fuuIs a
partnership a0iHu buEineas az
tiahari Salss Uu!thd states ~
America, and Federal Housing
Adm .Hlstratinu, and an other per-
s1uF or PARTIES unknown. claiming
any right. fiffr cafats Hen or ire
toreFt in ths real estate described
fU The application nr amend waUts
Hrrelu. pegFrdanfa
rho ststs % minnesota 90 the
above "suscd dstepdnnfsB
You are hereby summoned ard re-.
HH.fs3 ln a0Awsr the application q
che applicants Eu che above entitled
proceeding ard Go gIla ruHr ans rgsr
20 the eaii application Cos fHa office
Hf fhT clerk of said court iW eatd
county elfhi8 twenty taof DAYS
8llar '1t sew 81 this s7innlars
upur Erg exclusive - the HaY ~
agFh service and X yca fail 10 8u-
a*rf fhr Application wtthin the
tiFta Aforesaid the applicants tu
tHH- proceeding wIll Apply g. enc
court for ne roller demanded there
ln.
WITNESS ptHfu g. schmidt.
clerk 20 said court an1 the seal
thrrsuF az Minneapolis Ha SAID
county tNfs lsth aay - Ja'v.
a % 1888
zEAIH
FhiWp e SrHmltt. CLERK
Hy a g. Hacuar. Hrrufy
frnAu 70. gchwavta.
Attorney fa+ Applicant
EfH Roanoke uuItdlnE
Mfnn
f%pak n0rnAv JulN IA a. AHR ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
THE LOWDOWN
By sIasoo Young

Ss0 York lASPJ The inter-
ariai Del ylnngs vocal group
three Negroes ana two white
ladbJ II The most famous ~ its
kind fhats made W u nor eiYl.
laH8 The boya Donald Gus
BsEus c0uHthlqn "Kuppa john
son David i<rchey. Clarence
quick ana Norman wright are al
members of me q y Air Force
and are stationed ~ Greater F.iits-
burEh Airport IN caoropolia. Pa
Most popular iutsrIaeiai group
10 come up since The information,
ally known Manners u Arthur
godfrey fame. the Del vikings hit
the Big time with their recording
u Come 90 win Me
They got thsif unusual name.
Dsi Vikings while br0Waiug
through some hooks In the Army
library Reading accounts of the
Viking explorers, the boys decided
that they being intsfraeial and
asrWesmcu were actually szplor-
ing something new and chose the
name Vikings Later on the DEP
vas added 20 give their name a
more musical sound One Of them,
Norman Wright, IL a Philadelphia
native, and once had his Owu sing
ing group which waa formed
shortly after be graduated from
phillya Northeast high school last
year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

our fldly and rictriy the tHaraos
feraiitg ~ each section ~ the
orchestra and students NJ music
should uba the two discs nnt only
supeTpiive hearing hut fnslrue
ttvv and imaginative
Fanfare from Ia Pert far the
brass AdaEio Tor stnnaa ~
the string Instruments gayotts
from sniir u F7pt hy strauss
Tor up0iwipds and Eyalu,loun BY
Earteuuan for the prrags8au Hce
uup % TIE orchestra encompass a
world la beautiful ani evrs4ltrv
listening
This Mar { Lowe featuring the
yasa ~ rggry Ire Nffh urtbes
ira conducted by FrarB sinatra
ana arrangements by Nslvau Uid
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
The WEEK IN
RECORDS

The classical sphere " ntualo.
akin 90 lhr very culture and Tar.
TASTES Ut Hfo nft,mcs brings re-.
lsSelian gaBtcutmcn' and solitude
from The every day riEuga ur oSs
iHteugs tn q planucr upequaIlcd by
other forms 90 mrlpdiy tane
poems
Cap5lul EcFurdg has lust rclrss.
80 such pair 81 albums Iva a
package by Leopold siokowsti
appropriately entitled rrhc or.
ahesttu
Tbs famed Stokuwakl has
sought 30 these tracks 90 bring
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
Beware OF Unlicensed
Trade school Representative

"A increasing number ~ trade
schools have unlicensed rsprs8en-
tatlvcs operating ia the Mime
apoHs area, according 20 the Min
usapoIa Better Bmiursa Bureau
Harold Adams. director OF the
nuua commercial division. said
that complaints are coming In
from persons who have been pres
mured inta signing up Tor uus Of "a
score uF more rourara offered by
various trade schools students
should understand that once they
sign contract they cannot ex.
pact 20 be released from IL. Adams
explained
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

PEOPLE AND PLACES Fats
pomino'a being w0oed BY sHme Df
the big disk makers. bat the Fat
One made up his mind Ia stick %
Imperial, the pHle label that would
give him a break when he was an
inexperienced unknown several
years ago Hammond organlst
1914 DpgEstt. blasted the critics II
rock and roll music said "Ebcis
and roll music Is far less aexy
and stimulating than the dances
and music that Americans enjoyed
during those fast moving Roar
ing Twcnties
From Hollywood comes fresh
talk about Harry Heiafoutr get
ting hig role IN colgmblas
forthcoming rsmake % Golden
boy tho przefghtcr story that
helped make actor william Holden
a star overnight
Enroll Garner he dhniuuuye
piaposmagician with che Roalsc
viii spend the outire month Of
August "a ChicaEg's London
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

10 DIN Wells BY nuw, all Of
"a hope you are becoming adjust.
ed 10 your new way Of living You
were certainly q wonderful hus-
band 10 Florence
Emerson Harris We are all
very happy that Edna and the
children are with you for a short
time
The weather ~ Etill the biggest
item here n must be 100 In the
shade right now.
SO this il all for nowl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
New yerby Book "foIrooL," on p,s,o, In Angus,

New York AMP Frank NrfhvH novel "FAruasH' Will
be published August story four
generations sftatnsraut southern FAMILY
plantation Faituak7 this Yebga
The tlxea o. Harrow
F9Iusss' De- nang Yebya tah novel aHd hs um
cd ty clue Harrow VISA pub.
hshr pta Among his other novels Woman Fancy
"rnasa Castle THE vycus" Captain
81 H 81 h au editions reached upiea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
N0TICE OF Incorporation
on


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
THAT Grooves kefeo Promotion.
lnr- was duly Incorporated ON the
4Brd GAF ~ iHiF- 1888. aUdar and
pNrHHHuf lu The provisions 90 Chap
Tor 3hh az 'tr Lava ~ Minnesota
Tor 'aag tkn0wU as the Minnesota
business Corporation Art3. aE
amended and supplemented
The general nature OF the bust.
moss o. HH conducted bg the cor
unrafEuu shall Ep 10 transact the
business % ad esrtfaiuE promoting
ara developing che business 81
other corporations. partnerships or
t"tiviauaiH. o. adyertIalug hsoEors.
aEHU'- "E otherwise Do ard
through the means ~ preparing aa-
FeFtiF.uE FOR other corporation
parfnsr8hius ar Individuals 20
UHuufBrturE. dgEff8p boy. sell Iur
stg3l and otherwise deal iu at
Wholesale and or 40 retail as prin-
cipal0 and fuF ca agents ana upon
10 varieties NJ display uaata. draw
HEa. UnErgFlnEa. and any and AL
merchandise necessary or useful .E
HwH tHr che advertising business.
and fm otherwise enter into. make.
perform ana carry uHt any contract
H#f prohibited by law.
The location n no. registered Of
flee aF Nt 16'a west Lake street
HrwrHa POLLS N.nHTa-fa
The names Enf addresses ~ the
IHan operators ard fret Board 81
Directors are
ThaaEar Herman. $40 Roanoke
#H..I.HE NEurrauH' H.urraHra
GHnaa H Schwartz 8fa Roanoke
IfH.'3ErE NEurrspaIt Rltunaanfa.
jean Hahn, EEH Roanoke Building.
M|Hnrau atle Ninnea1ta.
Dated at Minneapolis Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

kanana City Mo tANrl u The thlfd operation
cty Federal savings announced
assets slo3ga1aa compared
assets when tho FIRM started
depuatafa a that
u the toss q business On
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
Re.sn~aId Apar,msn,, 70 Dc pY, up tot saIe

Chicago AMP Following years ~ ownership the Ha7euNat
family association this week that the ass apartment
building entire block Chcagos soulsdo
sot buyer corporation closely family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
Mi,,l,,lppl Town Build. $40. 900 Ilmoo~ p.
Or. Charlie, shermon Reelected p,s,

kassel Germany AMP D Charles sherman.
President W rbuan by
president 81 The World Council International YsicA
governing body international
Atianes u YMCA
~ Sherman who Is president Of national YNCA
elected president Counsel
international Alliance YMCA
- president 81 tho
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE


40 Persons injured In Political Riot In Jou,uiea
Kingston Janars AMP Twenty persons a
political riot between opposing or
parties the uorhHdo Bay
rested -
The cash Involved pafaaua the Peoples National
headed by Ctof Minister Manoy Labor
Party led by Cbief Minister Bulgamanto
The clash broke during q rally
Police cEhbofug
Missspp Town Builds sI7o Jmero~ Pool For Negroes
Fletshug Mics CAMP lmtrpw swimming pnal
Negroes will be built city
~
The pool poaahe through the floating a
yrar b modern trapspt
uiou dollar high school NcgroeB which
tsna
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

SUMMONS
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEplN
DISTRICT COURT
YOUTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
EbnH a. Brown,
Plaintiff
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Lots =. Brown
rHE STATE or NINNEa0rA TO
TfGE AHbNF NAMED
DEPENDANT
You. the above named defendant.
are hereby summousd and required
90 answer thH complaint Of the
plaintiff On The above entitled aCa
ton, which complaint has been
filed In the office Of the Clerk Of
said District Court. az the city o.
Minneapolis. County Of ugnuapiu,
state uf Minnesota. and ta serve
CODY ~ Your answer 90 the said
complaint on the subscribers at
Federal Building. Minneapolis.
Minnesota. iu the said County 0f
ifHgUgpin. Within thirty H8ul days
after service % thtz anmmUuR upon
Nna. exclusive Of the day IT aarh
Hervico and 10 yea fall 10 answer
the saIJ complaint Within tha time
afureEa&d, the plaintiff ia this ag-
Nnn VIII apply 20 the Court FOR tbN
relief demanded lH Hatd complaint
Dated July "a, 1857
&afUHFHv. Peri a Johnson
Attorneys fnr Plaintiff
F95 NgTfhweFtrn Federal Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota
tsggS7s~tan july 10, 20. Aus %