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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
SERVICES Held FOR
AiFRED PARKER VICTIM
OF SluGGlNG ATTACK

Services Tor Alfred Parker
aaat, Washington Az s who died
January /. we're held At II am.
Monday January 6 at the Woodland
Funrui Home with Rsv John
Young officiating
Mr Parker died in Minneapolis
General hospital from injuries auf.
fercd Ia an argument with a rpum.
err az his rcominE house on he
eomhcr % ne was struck over
the head ard never rcgaiped con.
ciouanesa.
4 native Of ~ Mitchell Ala he
had resided IN Minneapolis FOR "a
years
lie IL survived oy his wife Mrs
Susie Rell Parker. three brothers
Emmanuel ~ Ohio Louis and
Frazier % Columbus Ca two
sisters Mrs Ena Jones and Mrs
Betty Green, both ~ Columbus,
and other relatives
Burial was in Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home IN charge OF arrangements
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ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL

Sunday morning at the eleven
O'Clock service Father Louis w
Johnson delivered "A very forceful
sermon on the Crisis OF our Age,
and took as his text Genesis 4l.l6.
In developing his theme the five
steps were crisis, ordeal, Catharsis
charisma and resurrection. The
thought Indicated in each step was
that we are always In a crisis. the
difference being in It's size and
effect. in ordeal or suffering we
fear what is ahead; in catharsis OF
cleansing. we need 10 rid ourselves
Of the false idea OF superior in
ferior races, In charisma, grace OF
help when we have reacred that
stage, we 90 forward in the grace
OF God. and finally resurrection
Is when we are 81 one heart, mind
and soul
Nesper services were conducted
at 9 pm. and were followed By the
Epiphany party held in the under.
croft Of the church. Progress re-
ports were given by the chairmer
OF the several guilds Of the church
on activities during the year OF
1857 and plans laid for 1858.
Mrs. Frank Corners was hos,
tess for the evening
FIRST NEW HOPE BAPTIST
Rev Mckinley Calhoun Chose the
subject. Path OF Light and Dark.
ness" for his Sunday morning
sermon January s. His text was
from LIST John II
Visitors at the morning service
were Mrs Maggie Harper, Mrs
Doris Williams, Miss Dorothy
t.othrdgc and Mrs Maebeile Stan.
ford.
New member welcomed into
membership was Mrs Samples
The Missionary Society was
organized with Mrs Fountain as
president.
At 1880 pm tire Royal Jubilees
were presented In a Musical pro
gram
congratulations to Rev and
Mrs. Mckinley Calhoun on the ar,
rival % baby girl
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Benneff Sworn
In: History Mode

ting him and wishing him well
ln his 0rw responsibility
Ia the entire United States there
are fewer thar 20 Negro Judges
despite the fact that the Negro
population ~ the country Is one
tenth OF the total
iu most Instances where Ne
gFops have been appointed 90 the
bench tbey have been numerically
atrunE ~ vetots IN the large
northern urban esnteCs and have
received appointments a. purely
political rewards
ilcrc IN Minnesota Tho Negro
vote is Hot a numerical factor al
though it has been proven that
thousands % white voters IDENTIFY
themselves with the cause ~ the
Negro minority issues tn which
The Nrgro has prime interest
Toe ai,--TS alton made 60 this
reporter was that ncnuett was
appointed to the hnnch both
hncao~n hn was Negro ami
In spite az IL"
Mast attorneys questioned about
The appointment BY this reporter
were eaEy A white starr member
90 this paper found those not n
favor more frank, bat also found
they we're IN the great minority
No attorney would admit % this
newspaper on the other hand iis
agreement with FacumauA seieg
ton % Bennett on the ether haul
some % those questioned by tho
white statfer admitted opposition
OF reservations Neither THIS re-
porter or the white Reporter found
a single sugEestion that Bennett
was not qualified hy reason of
training or experience
These city hail and court az
tacbes questioned although re,og
nislog the novelty 81 having
Negro American citizen On thc
bench instead u before the bench
a. Plaintiff, defendant or eo,msc,
scNntrd pleased AZ the innovation
ana one q them said. ~ sheuli
have happened tong sgn
History WAS made IN Mime
apohs and Minnesota Monday Jan
''ArN 8 sui thousands o. Mime
>''sns srr happy ssou, Il and the
refreshing encouraging object
'cssou Il provides for the rest ~
Ire nation
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ST LANES AME

our guest speaker for Sunday
January 5. was DR. Fred A.
Hughes, editor OF the Christian
Recorder, official organ Of the
AhE church He Is one OF the
greatest leaders Of our church
and delivered an inspiratlonal
message giving us food for thought.
The Cathedral Choir sang. II
Walk Today Where Jesus Walked, y
and Ride The Chariot" The Youth
Choir sang, "Iu Walk With God
Guest soloist was Mrs Alma Free
man, who sang Peace In the Vat
ley"
Visitors were Mrs Emily Brown
Chicago, Mrs NJ G Scott, Newton
kans Mr. Claude Van Port, st
Paul. Rev Paulus Mhlungu Rev
Christian Mtetula and Clarence
Price.
Nikh Starka reporter
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Sister Of Ashby
Goskins Suddenly
Dies In Eusf

Ahhby Gashlus industrial sec
Rotary Of the Minneapolis Urban
League received word Saturday
morning January 4 Of the death
IA Monezacn Ia " hts youngcs,
sister Mlsa Hohbsttc Gaaitlna AZ
years old Miss gsskina waa taken
suddenly "a and was rushed 70 q
hospital in coma and died with
out regaining consciousness
Mr. and Mira Gashlps had re-
turned home pnCembrr ~. from
Mnnesasn after spending Chdsi
mas with Mr uashins parents
MI and Mira Robert Gaaklns and
family During their visit family
reunion was held with fivr genera.
iinns represented Including the
iuniar Mr. uaalans % year old
grandmother Mrs Nellie Phillips
rhia was Nj Gaatuna FIRST wait
home during the holidays ia 10
years and Misa Gaaktna AZ That
time was ~ perfect hralth
Mr. Gaasina Ten by piano Natur.
day afternoon Jan 4 Tor Moursaeu
Ga attend funeral services witch
were held NJ n am Tuesday
January Y
other survivors ln addition %
her parents are two sisters and two
brothers and other relatives
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SERVICES HID FOR
{. D. IoNES IAN. 8

Services for G. q. Jones'. lt73
Charles who died January 4. in
Northern Pacific hospital, were
held Al pm. Wednesday Janus
AIRY s. At Brooks Funeral Chapel
with the Rev Floyd Massey Ir..
officiating
MI Jones' had been IN IN health
for the past two years and hos
pitalizcd Tor one month prior 20
his death
re was born Ia Lexington, Ky
and had lived In ST. Paul for IS
years lie was a member OF rtl-
grim Baptist church member
OF long standing IN Dining Car
Walters Union Local No SI6 and a
member or Pioneer Lodge No
r. . AN
Surviving Is ono sister Mrs
Marine Tate pr Chicago who has
been with him during his late
Illness and one brother james
lawson of Chicago. who came 90
the city fpf The funeral service
Burial was IN Oakland cemetary.
with Brooks Funeral Home in
charge ~ arrangements.
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Jessico Oden Dies:
Member Of Old
81. PouI Family

Services for Miss Jessica Oden.
s72 So Anthony Az, vino died
Unexpectedly IN her home on
Thufsday morning December 20
were held Monday December 30
At am. at ~. peter Ciaver Catho-
ne Church. With the Rev Arnold
Lnger and Rev John With Of
fciating
Aiss Oden complained u not
feeling well on Christmas evening
and her condition grew worse BY
Thursday morning when a physie-
tan WAS summoned She succunbed
before an ambulance called BY her
physician. arrived
She was born In Kansas CITY
Mo and had been "A resident Of
81 Paul for 20 years She wss a
member ~ 81 Peter C1aysr Catho-
nc church. member Of the Altar
and Rosary Society OF the church
and member Of tbs Third Order
~ 81 Francis and a member Of
the League Of The Sacred Heart
Rosanss we're said Sunday ar
ternoon and evening at the Brooks
Funeral Home
She is survived by her mother
Mrs Marian odsn; six brothers.
Commodore. Minneapolis. Thomas.
New York. Francis. Winnipeg
Can Charles, San Francisco,
Chester W ar 80 Paul ard Paul
Odsn. New Orleans, La five sis
tera. Mines Louise James Mar
garst Wilson. Charles Williams.
Ruth Bsnner and Miss Hortensc
Oden. ali Of ~ Paul and several
nlecos and nephews
Burial was In Calvary cemetery
with Brooks Funeral Home IN
charge ~ the service
Mrs Katherine Slaughter of
Topeka. Eans. Thomas Oden %
New York and Francis Oden Of
Winnipeg. came 10 the city 10 Mt.
tend funeral services
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Pile SO s8ttg
oRnEn Epu NEARING FINAL.
Attul NJ NNn PETITION I-uH
nNsFAgnI FanN

STATE uE MlNNEspFA
NttN MY OBJ NENNEttS
PROBATE CpUH r
IN Re Eafafa - Rubrrf EaErns
LBNl uNEfeH, kaereIsnF
1T u ORD EI&EU that at persons
.EteF sFrrt teHw cause, III any they
have. before THIS Caart 80 M1udNy.
FebfasrE sra. Iess, a. 90 aCigek
AZ Bra he Crart House len Mime
syntis, Minnesota. WAY The petition
~ CHARLES Z laNiu1sfea, - HsRas
Fln EnanFss Minnesota for the ag-
Eaintr1f 7t hiwFelf ss strn,ntstra b
t1r. hsfsia FLEA sbualH not b.
gTanfsd
ordsr - FHi~ Ctstrs. sal Tor
heavs.E rser~en
NJ 81 FURTHER pNUEREp that
WttNf9 EnHE months frNrc the tate
hereng all EFaaIterH "a sala ~
n3sef file thHtf claims Ia this Court
tFaofs Nti} 10 hsArb aad stains
rxatatned ass adjusted before thts
GHaTt Ca MnHHAy June guA 1883.
~ % agtpEk A .lu EhH Conrt
N1Hse t0 NtsEeApn3 Minnesota
These orders shall 30 pshilshaa tr
fHe Afansaeo apeEcsusAn ard
rriea Hsailsd sc-ar'iiuE 70 isp
COURT &EAEl
WITNESS the HoN JANIS q
NAtahA fttss e. Probate
svgyt thls ,th tsY q JanaAry
ROSS Y,ossEEN
CtsTs % PrpNags caart
lSall smtss q Hsa}Iaa
Afterueys
.sII Frpsaea EanS gl4r
Esre kesz1ka Jsa a. N sn
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PIInRIM BAPTIST

"His Eye Is On The Sparrow
vas the first selection by the
Senior ChDir on Communion Sun
ay. January 5 Reverend Massey
chose as his New Year topic BE
ginning With Clean Hands The
background for his sermon was
taken from Psalm "A
Mr.. willis Smith sang His
Hands" and Mr. James Murray
sang IT Is No Secret What God
Can DO"
our registered visitors we're
Mrs Naomi Davis, Mrs. Mildred
Brooks Vernon OF Washington ID
G. and Mr. and Mrs. James Willis
Of Minneapolis.
Third Quarter OF the Church year
ends January 81 Envelope giving
should be brought up-to-date.
The following were our reported
sick Mrs Ressie Berkeley Miller
hospital and Mr.. Il. NJ. Brown.
Ancker hospital
Pilgrim was sad 10 hear OF the
passing OF a member, Mr.. c. ID.
Jonea
The State ss. and BTU. will
meet at Pilgrim. January II from
10 pm. Mr. John Warner Of
Minneapolis Will show slides OF
Japan.
Mas Phyllis Bradley and Miss
Rosalind Dent joined Pilgrim on
Sunday
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WILLIAM "Biil" ALLEN
DIES AT Age so

Services cor William tRHl AZ
len 50 years Cd. formerly u $3.50
Fourth Az s who died we,inss.
aay morning January lat we're
neld AZ 10 am Friday morning
January q AZ ten o'clock at re
Neal ENlneral Home Rev Martiu
l. Simmons ofuetatca with burial
st Roscdslc crmctary
Mr. Allen had been iIi for ths
past several months and a patient
% the Cornelius Nursing Hoslr tos
two months where he succumhs,i
on New Years morning
Hp had been resident % Mn.
neapoiis foy morr than 50 years
ana hsa rr,o te3 AZ the home a
Mrs " . Thomas At above al
drcss for he past NJ years
There are no known survives
Neal FNmsral Home was ln
charge % arrangements
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SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
N o 7 z S

When Bertha White Past Mat.
ron ~ Omega Chapter o + >,
appeared on REI.O last Thursday
we were most proud Of her as she
told her audience why we selected
Georgia Lee for the outstanding
citizen Of the year. I'm sure all
o r. s era ali over the Mime
sofa Jurisdiction would have been
proud also.
Francis and Linda Lotion we're
right iu Their pitching when the
girl Scouts OF Sioux Falls had the
Burning Of the Greens tChristmaf
Trsea). We have watched Francis
show flying coIors in a few fields
this year and hope she continues
b. be an asset % the community
Marie Dysart gave the teenagers
their last fling before school re
opened Monday by having a Rock
~ Holl session al her sister. Dorts's
home At ii5 N Oak Ave. Most
Of tho clan were there.
Bentiy Jaco. Thomas and Kenny
Anderson made flying trip TO
Minneapolis fer New Years ! don't
know what they did there. but
do know II cut down on food here
Rev T. H. Thomas. wife and
nice trip 10 Mo They seem 20
daughter, Dtedra are home after
Ike South Oak. weather better
than Missouri Rev. Thomas gave
two inspiring sermons Sunday. one
a. 81 Johns and one at Pilgrims
Fellowship Evening meeting Rev
Duncan and his congregation have
lot OF spirit Warren, Sandra and
Mr. Parks were baptized, Sunday
AZ the Church Of God In Christ
Someone asked me 10 mention
aome Of the oldtimers again and
tell how they are I ana fine. James
Martin IL in Rest Home. Lutheran
Home 400 w Ord street Wiletta
Martin Is retired. but healthy
not wealthy. but wise, Eta MoS-
ley In working everyday AZ Shriv-
crs and real clipper Henry tchick-
enj Martin is tiue, stays 10 him.
self La Hontee little slow but on
his feet and has nimble ear FOR
gossip I don't think Of anyone
else that wishes 10 admit their
age
When the Intellectual Improve.
meut club OF the wv CA held
/ It's regular business session and
election OF officers Ida Coates WAS
elected president, Georgia Lee.
Vice Pres Bertha White, Sec'y
Marie rolbert. Asst, Sec'y, Helen
Haynes. Treas, Francis Lotion
supplied the entertainment for
the evening, also a fine snack She
called the tasty dish. Poor Mans
| chop Sucy" II was yummy
Mrs John vann Is stiu IN Los
I Angeles. Calf where she went "a
/ attend services for her sister she
/ Is missed here
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HOISSY q. CAMP
DIES ST. PAUL
RESIDENT IS WARS

Services for H0lscy u Camp
S2a Carroll Az. who died AZ his
home on December Is, were held
at ? pm Tuesday December a..
Il Camphor Methodist church Rev
Jerome Del r1no 1fnciatsd with
,urial IN Oakland cemetery
A native 81 Talladcga. Ala he
lad beer resident % 81 Paul
or over rs years
Hc Is survived BY bis wife. allie.
daughters Mines Hamilton KEMP
Hoytsnsc Phtuek. BENJAMIN Davis.
Hther Johnson Edutu McCavty
.riitia Martin enc son Joseph
Camp Minneapolis. one brother
Ulysses camp % Chicago ard n
grandchildren
BrDoks FUNERAL Horne was tn
charge ~ the service
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish 10 thank the many
friends for their membranes
during the holidays extended
through cards, gifts and greetings.
May the true meaning Of Christ
mas abide with you throughout
the New Year
Rev. and Mrs f. Henderson
1929 Bryant Ave. ".
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Fire Fofolify Blamed
On Gheffo System

htr|f'ef'fN7A ''S'* 80" -
spacious 70 contain two and three
times more families
We vii conceds that Ara Crlmp
wa Ia error WHEN abe failed b
register q multiple dwelling This
10 the law But any implications
Of guilt attached 70 her in the
death o. her tenant beyond this
oversight must be shared by real.
tors who withhold adequate nous
Ing from the Negro needs. u must
be- shared ~ community agitators
who maintain that the American
Way. means the way ~ white
Americans IL must be shared
by city officials Who sit idly by
while minouty housing 10 reduced
70 rubble without replacement. i,
must be shared BY legislators uho
fight against equitable housing for
mlnon1es and open occupancy
which has been declared nscss.
Bsry attribute ~ democratic
society These and more must
share any quit 10 be laid At the
feet 81 Mrs Crump
After years ~ degeneration
a degeneration sanctioned by an
apathstio offieiaidon, --th9 stand
ards % the present housing
cod. ar. being Te-oKAmin-d IN.
death ~ Robert Livingston IL
being proposed as Jus, CAUSE for
this reappSaissI.
This reporter Is in favor u the
highest uniform standards Bui
they must be uniformly enforced
standards And the raising Of such
standards must be accompanied
by stern and realistic appraisal
Of all u the consequences Of snef
move
Consider we'll the following
The minority areas of both
Minneapolis and ST Paul have al.
ways been substandard and scy.
erslY ovafcrowded
The Stun clearance policies
81 urban redevelopment nave al
ready reduced the area and mum,
ber ot available dwelling units IL
both areas
The proposed HondO-st An.
thpny freeway In ~ Paul IL 40,
ing to further reduce the sire and
available units in that arsa
The proposed tfeoway through
south central Minneapolis will r.
duca the homes % some 900 more
Miuneapoltans To rubble
10 create subsidized housing
for those displaced pernons alone
viii serve only 10 relocate ths
foundations of nsW segregated
community
rhe Implications are clear Tbs
only relief for the preaaurea in
horunt IN the compressed and con
guatpd minority housing II IN,
practice ~ open Occupancy IL
rffsct fling wide the gates and
permit the fulfilimcnt ~ rul
and iutrKrated democracy
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

The combined choirs OF Zion
sang during the morning service
Sunday January 5. The scripture
lesson background was from Luke
1871, the passage of scripture
concerning the prodigal son, The
ubject Of Rev. II w, Bolts Sr, =
sermon was. Sane Resolution
Truly there was harvest Of souls
who wished 20 make a sane resolu-
ton TO return 10 their heavenly
Father and serve Him faithfully
during the new year OF 1883
These new members were Mrs
Della Brown. Mrs Mary Stewart,
Miss Diane Holeman. Mrs Bessie
McGinnis, Mrs. Roberta Clark, Mr.
James Harvey Mr.. William Johns
Miss Janice Brown, Mr.. Wendell
Hahn. Rev. Henry Bolts Jr, and
Mr. Prentice Gary.
Guest soloist for the broadcast
Of The Zion Hour" over station
WMTN was Mrs. Willie May Ford
the singspiration on Saturday Jan,
uary IL at 8 pm. The subject Of
the assistant pastor, the Rev s.
X, Kings sermonette was AS A
Man Thinketh, so is He" His text
was taken from Proverbs 23.7.
For as he thinketh In his heart
80 Is he"
Prayer meeting il held each
Wednesday evening at 1880
You're always wecome at Zion
The Friendly Church"
Miss Evelyn Smith, reporter
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CARD or APPRECIATION

wish 10 thank the entire COM
munity for their many aets Of
love and thoughtfulness extended
to the Cornelius Nursing Home
during the holidays Tho carol
singers from five different schools.
the Starlites Of the Eastern Star
and other groups who brought
cheer 10 the residents thru songs,
gifts and varied programs Of en-
tertainment. II was heart warm
ing TO the patients 10 know that
they were remembered in such a
special way
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ST PAIL Lutheran

II Is our pleasure 10 announce
that on December ~. 1867, twenty
two adults and ten children were
received into fellowship with ST
Paul Lutheran Church on Marshall
Avenue and Chatsworth Street
Carl G. Sunwall pastor
Three Of this group are Negroes
Misses Barbara and Louise Jack,
auu who were transferred here from
the Zion Lutheran Church In Mark,
VILE Minnesota and MIR Ira Rawls
whose wife has been a member
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CHURCH
NEWS

Of ST Paul Church since 1856
We welcome all Of these people
into our church. In Jesus Name.
81. Paul Church Is serving the
community in which i is located
All people. regardless Of color or
culture are welcome IN ST, Paul
Church.
When they found Him they fell
down and worshiped Him and pre-
scented their gifts So Il Is the
Word that win guide US To Jesus.
We viii be led. not only 10 the
mAnger but also to the crisis where
we see Him as the one dying for
the sin OF the world and TO the
empty grave where we see Him
as the one who won the victory
over ain, death and the devil, our
victorious and living Saviour
When We see Him and accept
HIM as Saviour, we too viii wor-
ship Him and present our gifts 20
Him
May you all experience a Bles-
sed and Prosperous New Year.
Anna Wendell Parish Worker,
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prize Of high calling, His closing
remarks were may God be with US
and never f0rsake US.
Or. Frank Lowery OF Chicago,
III worshlppSd with US also as
sisted with the Holy Communion
He also was the speaker for the
Quarterly meeting al $3.50 pm. and
attended the young peoples meet
ing at six o'clock in the evening
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night 1880.
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Sr. PETERS A,rr

The church was the interest Of
thronEs 81 people that were wished
q happy New Year BY Rev NJ
1. Simmons Jan. 3 1898
Rev Nelson Pryor was IN the
city 10 conduct his second quarter
~ meeting. He delivered very in
spring message from Philippians
3-i8-lt Eus topic was LIES great
purpose
lie pointed out the saying Of
Paul forgetting those things which
are behind, and reaching forth
unto those things which are be
fore Us, and press toward the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

70 rauls Winter Carnival Is =
festival 10 show that winter Ia
Minnssatas capital IL an tnugors
aiirg adventure, bat the city has
hai 20 cancel or postpone two OF
its annual events because " warm
weather
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CARD or APPRECIATION

We wish 70 express our sincere
gratitude 10 the many friends and
church member for their kindness
expressed In flowers, cards visits
and prayers during my illness and
disqualification. Special thanks TO
my pastor Rev NJ, l. Simmons for
his prayers, comforting words and
visits. Your thoughtful interest
has aided In my recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Beck.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

The eldest community festival In
the middle Yves, " he So Paul
Winter Carnival which win OBJ
serve tts Tgnd anniversary IN 1855
The Carnival OPENS January "a
and runs through February 2
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LAND TIIIE SUMMONS IN Ar
Pt.IgATION EOH Hlst.isTH ALTON
Oh LAND

PtICATIoN EoH REaisTH RATION
Oh LAND
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY uF HENNEfiN
DISTRICT COUNT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Gn the Matter % the application
OF tsuuls ailbrrman aud Jean Slia
herman, husband aud wife. az l0int
foiI0wiag described real estate sit !.
mated be- HsnHeplu county, Mime
sofia namely lot s. BLOCK 3. WAL
TDN HiLlss5 Second Addition e.
MiungApola MINI
lautB slttTfmaH and Jean sill
herman husband and wife, az Joint
Applicants tenants
vs.
Connecticut General Lltc Iusar-
anrre GaWps.ay a q22rPg}g,aIt..q}l'.
Company
Is Hrrutge yaFubera
carl " Jafnbrrg
United states ~ America
and ali other raraans % parties
uuSuawu, eiatmtHB any riSht utle
estate lien ar Interest in tho real
estate described lu lHe appuEatlD
80 amendments herein
EtiH STATE yF MINNESOTA no
IN9 ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
you are hereby summoned AND
required Ser answer the application
&C lnH applicants Eu the above
euiifieJ prargsdtUE aud 90 file yuas
answer ta thE nAsa application in
the office % che Jlgrk % said
.aurt iH said county. within twenty
tZyf days after the service % this
summons upon you exclusive 90 ths
DAY - H4eH service and 10 Tau
fall 90 kusNpE thv applicable With
lu the tiWs aforesaid, the applicants
iu this proceeding Wal apply
90 the court fag The relief demanded
therein
WITNESS, phuip g. schmidt
t}aFk ut said court. and the seal
thereof az Minneapolis, .n said
couutY This 3ri dAy ef JRuuAry.
Al 1885
pHILtF 81 SCHMIDT CLERK
~ a. l. RACER Deputy
JONAS "a SCHWARTZ
Attorney far Applicants
GtE Roanoke NHtidluE Mlnrhapolfs
Minnesota
tSpn kssWaH, Jan Ih. ~. 40