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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16

Donna Marie was born June
18th to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Focarelli, of 14304 Euclid ave.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
A. J. B. LOngsdOrf

One of the final strokes in the long public career
of of Blufftons most devoted public servants A.
j. B. Longsdorf, painted Tuesday evening when he
was honored by the men who have been his friends
and coworkers in village government for the past 10
years.
In these 10 years he has become more than just
a bookkeeper and a secretary. He is clearly the
memory and the conscience of village government.
Mayors and councilmen have frequently turned to
him with the question isn't that right Mr.. Longs
dorf?" In later years this has carried deeper mean
ing than just being question of facts - it also
means "Can we do this %.
Since he became superintendent of schools in
1924 he has been active contributor, in his modest
but certain way, to many phases of community life
Our Harmon field stadium and fine public library
largely monuments to his foresight in the 2Os and 3Os
when he superintendent. He has been one of the
pillars of the Lions club particularly during its early
years The Methodist church has also benefited from
his attention.
The gifts and praise which have come his way
in recent weeks fully deserved, although they can
hardly be as long lasting the gifts he has given to
this community for "a years.
G.. H.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
ArmOrSville

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hauenstein
called on MIR. and Mrs. Levi Hau-
enstein Thursday evening.
Mrs. C. W. Montgomery and
daughters called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Smith Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hilty had
Sunday dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Young and family
and attended the grade school
music program in Rawson in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Nonamak-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Holmes
called Saturday evening at the
Harry Moore home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Swank and family
and Mrs. Osborne of Pontiac,
Mich, spent the week with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Moser
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle Nc
Carly and son Sunday afternoon.
Past week callers in the o. P.
Hartman home were John Hart
man, Miss Edith RanSbottom,
Mrs. Helen Nonnamaker, Mrs.
Marvel wilkins, Mrs. Mabel Girls
more, Mrs. Robert Vandivier and
children and Mrs. Grace Kiln
gler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Moore and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hart and family spent Sunday at
the Harry Moore home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Owens and
daughter of Phoenix, Arizona are
spending their Christmas vaca-
ton at the Owens home. Mrs.
Daisy Pifer was a guest there
on Sunday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
COUNTRY FLAVOR
BY Haydn s. Pearson

smooth-edged circle; sometimes
the colorS flame in triangleS. The
colorS in the sky are briefly re-
flected on the landscape and
transform gray brown fields
and meadows, pastures and side
hills into a soft-hued, amber =
tinted panorama.
For a few poignant minutes the
colors bless the land in a days
end benediction. Quickly the col
ors fade. Against the western sky
bare limbed trees are sharply
silhoutted; dark shadows bivou-
&C in the valleys and nights cur
tain drops abruptly. Lights shine
from kitchen windows; stars
break through; quietness falls
over the December landscape. II
is years end; winter is ahead
But the sunset glory is a mem.
ory to cherish.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
Course in FIOUer
Arranging Is
Offered by Mail

"Yes, you can learn to ar
range flowers by MAIL" says
Fred C. Snyder, chairman, cor
respondence courses, the
Pennsylvania State university.
Already more than II, 800 per-
sons from 45 states and IL for
eign countries have been enrolled
in the flower arrangement course
offered by the Pennsylvania Ag-
ricultural Extension service.
In many cases, the entire mem
| bership of a flower or garden
club has enrolled in the course.
The members made each lesson
a subject of discussion at their
regular meetings.
The course describes the ele-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
MAINLY PERSONAL

CLEANING UP the football
slate, Wen pass on news about
the sons of former local residents
whose exploits have finally filter
ed down to our desk.
First there is Jack Neuen-
schwander, of Lima, who made
the 1859 All-Ohio club selected by
the Ohio Jaycees. A grandson
of Frank Neuenschwander, he is
a son of Wayne Neuenschwander.
Next we have Tom Wenger,
son of former Bluffton high
school star Don Wenger and
grandson of the Hiram Wengers.
Tom is a fullback for the Nc
Allen tTexas) Bulldogs, where
he was honored a Bulldog Back
of the Week for a fine perform,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24

ments and principles of design
and color, selecting and condi-
tioning plant material, contain
ers, arrangements from dried
materials and corsage making.
The flower arrangement
course, consisting of seven les
sons, may be obtained by send
ing $1.75 to Correspondence
Courses, 202 Agricultural Educa-
ton building, University Park,
Pa. Checks should be made pay
able to the Pennsylvania State
university.
A free bulletin describing other
courses is available upon request
to the Correspondence Courses of
flee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
c.. H..

ance in theii traditional clash
with Brownsville.
Last to rdport is Hershal
Jack" Moore! whose typewriter
was logged byl this falls series
on the 1880 championship squad
of Bluffton high. Jack played
left guard for that team and he
now tells of a 'l9O pound eighth
grade son who flattens all his
opponents in 0unior football in
LAGRANGE, Illinois. Jack is now
operating his own guitar school,
in that city, offering lessons, ac-
cessories and equipment.
(
ABSOLUTELY NOTHIN
even when it's wrapped in a
fancy gift box is, still absolutely
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
DECEMBER SUNSET

The sun climbs a low arc from
southeast to southwest across
cloudiess, pale blue sky, Bril-
liant, slanting rays light the
countryside like powerful
searchlight. Walls and fences
are stark lines on a faded land
scape; siloS stand tall against
the sky and the mountains across
the valley are sharply etched
against the horizon.
On such a day, there is otter
a spectacular sunset. Just be.
fore the sun disappears, glowing
colors climb suddenly into the
sky. If atmospheric conditions
are right, the painting in the sky
means a picture to store in the
heart.
Not now the blatantly brillian
hues of early autumn. A Decem
ber sunset is painted with deeper
softer reds, rich saffrons anC
broad streaks of pale blue. Some
times the colors form a gigantic
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24

CLEVELAND, OHIO is known
as the center of the paint in
dustry in America and two of
the worlds largest manufacture
ers have plants and headquarters
offices here.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24

nothing" Mrs. Herb Rupright
found out when she opened a
large birthday gift" box from
fellow employees at Crows Five
and Ten recently.
Yes" she admitted, "tomor-
row is my birthday, but 1 want
absolutely nothing in the way of
gifts" Mrs. Rupright told the
gang at Crows.
Tomorrow came and so did a
large box wrapped in many
layers of fancy tissue, tied with
ribbons and addressed to Mrs.
Rupright.
With protestations she un-
peeled layer after layer of wrap
pings, and finally arrived at the
inside absolutely nothing.
1t was not until the end of the
day, and after a lot of chiding,
that the gang relented and gave
her the real birthday box.
HIRAM STEINER, of Pandora,
has recently completed a beau
tiful, solid walnut grandfather's S
clock which makes a fine addi-
ton to the family living room.
Authentic in every detail, right
down to the glass panel which
shows the weights and chains of
the clock, the instrument also
keeps fine time.
II
FORMER SETTLEMENT resi-
dents who have frequently COM
planned that social items about
the Settlement area between
Bluffton and Pandora have been
neglected since the day of Hiram
Kohli's coverage, will be pleased
to learn that a new correspondent
is now keeping our readers post
ed on events of Pandora and the
Settlement area.
Miss Gertrude Hilty, native
of the area and former school
teacher is now chronicling events
of the area each week for The
News under the heading, Pan
dora"
FLAGS FLYING at half-mast
this week honored a rebel, as the
nation observed a period of
mourning following the death of
Walter Williams, the last sur
Vivor of the Civil War. Williams
was a forage master for the
Texas Brigade, led by the tabled
John Hood. In a tiny sense the
South may have outlaSted the
North as Williams, the last rebel,
outlived the last Union soldier by
more than three years.
Appearance of the flags at half
mast at the post office and the
local schools brought the inevit-
able question who died?" from
many lips, and the answer might
be that ii was an era in Ameri-
can history that died with this
last lonely man in Texas.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
At 1890 p. M.

LOCATION: 2l miles southwest of Button Ohio, the
Tom Fe road, miles north of L. s. BON (turn north
StrattOn's Greenhouse).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-18
g. J. FLANAGAN, ATTY
Is7T q. osvison ave.,
STATE or MICHIGAN


IS No. US,S33
A. session OF the Probate Sout.
for lid County OF Wayne, heiu o.
ne Probate Court Room IN the Nus
of nefroit. on tho Ninth day OF 'uns'
in me wear one thousand nine nun
drrd and fit, nine. -. 81
Present William J. Cody 'uuSs "
Probate r.,.,e M
In the Matter OF the Estate o'
CHARLES JENKINS Deceased,
on reading and filing the pcti'ion
of F>,clxn Jenkins PRAYING 'hai "u
p,,nistration OF said estate DC eiansvu
10 herself OF some other sui'"D's
!, ~ ordered That the Eighth day
AZ JuN ncNt al ten O'Clock IA inc
Tor, MON al said Court Room DC
spro.nfcd for hearing said petition
And II j. further Ordered, lhai
-,nN Of this order be published once
N c:ck week for three weeks con.
srr,,,lAciN previous TO said time OF
s.arinc IN The Detroit Tribune,
ncv snapcr printed and circulated III
I'D Countl OF Na>nc.
William } Cody,
Judge OF Probate
do hereby ccriifN that ] have
,n,n.rcd the foregoing copy with
tt, srclnal record thereof apd have
founo Inc same 90 oc eoiirS' Tram
.fint ot suCn original record.
Cccn \ Bernard.
Deputy Probate Register
Dated june 9. 1859
3 ~ 50
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Atty. Charles 3. Berry
13Oa Rroad~aU

wv oFOoQWd1
STATE or MICHIGAN. IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
NANNk, IN CHANCERN.
No. Ses.731
MERDEDES SOUTH ROBERTSON
r,iainliii. -. EDWARD ROBERTSON
ORDER or PUBLICATION
~ q sessl on of said Court held in
ne Clty of Detroit. Wavnc COUNTY
Michigan on the 25ih day of June,
, Present. Honorable VICTOR J.
bA NJ, Circuit Judge.
appearing TO this Honorable
Oourt from Affidavit on file that
process for the appearance ~ ,n..
defendant has been duly issued. and
thst alter duigent search and in.
quiil from June =. 1859. up 10 and
including June -. 1855. the same
could not be served "e
On Motion of Charles II. Horny
attorney for the Plaintiff:
IT II HEREBY ORDERED that Tho
defendant, Edward Robertson. enter
ms appearance In said cause on ar
SS,oic tniee 81 months from the
' Vt THIS order. or said bill OF
sS'ipis'iit VIII De taken as confessed
order be sent TO the last.kno,sn 80,
vi,iee address OF the defendant. s6ia
Sohn r. ST, Detroit, Michigan, by reg.
800 S nsl, return receipt requested.
ana delivery TO addresses onlv ~
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED tha, a.
~. uelehoant Is not personally served
Win copy OF said Order a t,,,a
copy OF this Order be published IN
the DETROIT TRIBUNE. 4 newsrsr -,
printed, published and circulat,rs a.
salu county Of Wayne. for six 49,,
seeutiNe weeks, accordind IN Law
VICTOR J. BAUM.
\ True Copy "Vul' Judge
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clerk
n"rsrsa.es: Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-18
ATTY. Charles R. Perkins

STATE OF MICHIGAN. ~ THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE. ~ CHANCERN.
IZELL STYLES. Plaintiff, vs. Is
TIER SlALt.>. Defendant,
No ssss3s
At q session Of said Court, held al
Al NC ltA olniA Building the Nlly
81 Dci.o.i, on the ll,h da> OF June'
present. Honorable THEODORE
SDlRlS. IiTCui, Judge.
In th.s cause II appearing ~ am
csNt on h.e that the defendant Is
.ter stAlfs. cannot be- served by pro-
tc>s sued out OF this Court. a. she
. not resident OF the state OF
Michigan. o~i resides IN ne CITY o.
greensboro. Co-n;A OF Greene and
Stale Of georgia. resides al General
Post Office. Greensboro. Georgia
u s.ollON or CnNkLES x. PER-
hiNS. ATTORNEY for the Plaintiff,
bell >t>lcS. ii Is ORDERED that the
defendant ksicr STILES. appear and
answer inc BIZ OF Complaint IN tins
cause within three 3 months form
me date o. ,n.> order, OF inai SAID
BIZ. OF Complaint wil! DC taken as
confessed and that iLls order BE-
published according 10 law and a
cop, thereof b, s.lNcd upon the de-
tcndani By registered mall a. re-
quired bS law
THEODORE SOlRlS.
Circuit judge
4 True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRA>IGlN Clerk
r DJ BRN. DEPUTY Clerk
20 - IS SO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-18


or WAYNE.
IS. No. 41s. o4l
Al session Of the Probate Court
for said County OF WAYNE. held al
The Probate Court Room in the Ciiy
OF Detroit. on the Twenty fourth day
Of June. IN the YEAR one thousand
nine hundred and f.ftN-nlne.
Present. WILLIAM J. CODY. Judge
Of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate of
WALLACE MORGAN. Deceased,
on reading and filing the petition
OF Ilah Morgan praying that admins
trafiOn OF said estate be granted TO
William VI Burton or some other
suitable person;
II is, ordered. That the Twcnty.first
da, OF july next al ten o'clock in
the forenoon AZ said Court Room be
appointed for hearing said petition.
And IL l. further Ordered, That
copy at thiS order be published once
in each week for three weeks con-
>ccuiNcly previous 10 said time OF
hearing, IN the DETROIT TRIBUNE. a
new spapcr printed and circulated in
said County OF NaNne
WILLIAM J. CODY,
Judge Of Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be correct trans
Crypt OF such original record.
Cecil A. Bernard,
Deputy Probate Register
Dated june -. 1859
- 10 SO
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STATf OF MI HlGA>. n tit1 M. ~
GIN COURT foR Til NoNNi' w
N.N>E. IL CHANGER .-..,, -.
AThA>irl. RAMSEY. Plaintiff, ".
IL MA RAN>tA pcicnd~ni'
Ne. So 10
eRpgR SOS APPEARANCE
4. >cs>.on ~ said Ocurs hcio ~
.rt Oo.u HoDSc IN The IN o.
tt,nt n - ! olutN. on inc o." ~"'
~ Ma. Na 1889 ,.,..rop
pr, >cnt The Honorable VIZ lNh
TANNONSAl >.nsaH Judge -
ia ta.s .aase q appearing 70 my
.eur 80 sfnosNs hereto A,,~. nv
r than.siA summons iNs HAc 81
acsrancc o. The defendant h~s go
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Aftys. Soweli. Lssier. Long and Smith
9o1 Iobin eldr..


Aftys. Soviet Lssier. Long and Smith
oo7 Tobin Bio1..
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE, IN CHANCERN.
No ss4osi
TRlCHlTA G. LEWIS, Plaintiff, vs.
ARTHUR VI LEWIS. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al d session of said court held IN
the Cli>-Coun,, Building in the CitN
Of Detroit. County OF MaNnc and
State Of Michigan on tins nth DAY
OF June. a. d 1883
r.. sent Honorable THEODORE
sol RIS. Circuit Judge
X appearing that The defendant Is
not resident OF the State OF Michi.
gan. bat that ne esides az 4O8 ".
l5oth street New York 81. New York;
IT l. ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance IN his cause on
o. before three 81 months from the
date OF this order or said Bill Of
Complaint Viii be taken a. confessed
1T Is FURTHER ORDEREDD that
copy OF tins order be sent bv
iesis;crcd mail 10 said defendant al
100 " l50th street New York 81
Sew York, his last known address
ana II not received personally by said
ccicndani al least twenty ,20l day )
before the time prescribed for an.
pcaianCc, mat this order be published
a. required BY law.
THEODORE soURIS,
: True Copy Se
tdgsr " Branigin. Clerk
\ HafsIcaNcs, Deputy Clerk
u - IS SO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-18

STATE or MlCHIG ~. N THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR The COUNTY
or WvlNE ~ CHANCERf.
CATHERINE STEWART, Plaintiff,
": PARKER STkNART Defendant,
No. SsS.7si
At a. session OF sud Court, held
at the CltN-I oan,N building an the
CITY OF Dttoirt on Ia, lon dsN OF
June. AD.. 1888
Present honorable THEODORE
SOURIS. Circuit Judge
In thiS cause X appcaflne By affi-
dayd on file that the defendant.
Parker Stewart. cannot be served
a. he Is not a resident OF the State
Of Washington; District OF Columbia
and resides at us Rhode Island Ave-
n4t. washington, ID. {.
on MOTION or CHARLES PER-
kINS, attorney for the the plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that the defendant,
Parker stewart. appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint IN this cause
within three 81 months from The
date OF the Order, OF that SAID Bal
OF Complaint Will. be taken a. con.
icsScd and that this Order be pub
lishCd according to law and copy
thereof be served upon the defendant
b. registered mail as required by
law.
THEODORE SOuRiS.
Circuit Judge
\ True Copy
EDGAR VI BkANIGlN. Clerk
a H.ARGRANE. Deputy Clerk
o 80 IS SO
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ATTY. S. J. Flanagan

ATTY. ,. J. Flanagan
l617 e. Dawson
STATE or MICHIGAN IN THE CIR
CUT COJhi FOR THE COUNTY
No SSS-so3
ORDER or PUBLICATION
ANITA l. HOUSE Plaintiff. vs..
HERBERT HOT 81. Jr., Defendant.
At . session OF said Court held at
the CltN-County Building, IN the City
OF Detroit County OF Wayne and
State Of Michigan. on this 18th day
OF June AID. 1888
Present. Honorable THEODORE
SOl RlS. Circuit Judge
II appearing from the affidavit at
tached hereto and nle dnercwith that
the defendant named IN the abovei
entitled cause 4 not a resident OF
the County OF WAYNE and state OF
Michigan. but that he resides al:
Icrrc Maute,
Box PNB
No l654l
fcrre ilautc. Indiana;
Therefore.
on MOTION or 5. J. FLANAGAN,
attorney for the plaintiff.
IT - ORDERED, that the above.
named defendant appear and answer
the Bill of Complaint filed i'm this
cause within Three Months from
date Of this Order, or same may be
taken as confessed against him:
1T Il FURTHER ORDERED that a
COPY Ga this Order be sent 10 the
defendant az has last known address
b. registered mail. or a like copy be
published according TO law.
THEODORE SOURIS.
- 60 Circuit Judge
Edgar a. Branigin. Clerk
a. {. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
In - 8/l5/50
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ORDER foR APPEARANCE

Al A session OF said court hcld In
tho Cuy.C ounty Building In the CITY
az Detroit, County of Wayne. and
state of Micnga on the 2lst day OF
April, A ID. 1889
present: Honorable Theodore X.
gohn. Circuit Judge.
n appearing TO the satisfaction OF
A., court ~ N affidavit filed In this
cause tina he defendant, Pauline
Hawkins. not resident of the
state of .llgan, but Is a resident
NJ the 5 tie Of Massachusetts and
mat her 4 known address was 81
p.rin Street. RoNbury Massachusetts:
on mott, OF Joel J. Mcdonald al.
torncy 10. plaintiff, IL Is Ordered
that sand defendant enter her appear
ancc in th.s cause on or bciofc
lhrcc months from the date of this
ordcr or the plaintiffs bill of com
plaint may be taken as confessed by
Inc defendant;
II Is Further Ordered that a copy
of tins order he served upon the dc.
PENDANT hy registered mail sent to
h,r last known address, and IN the
event no receipt therefor Is received
from the defendant, this order be
,uDnshcd As required by law
Theodore X. BOhn.
Circuit Judge
\ True Copy
Edgu NJ Branigin, Clerk
\ HargrCaNcs, Deputy clerk
) 80 - 7/4/59
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Atty I'd! Iswsrd N, Turner

sloo Besvbien
S S,niE Of MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
NIL NOORT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
NOnEhI kOliNS, Plaintiff, vs.. Ed
MA MAE kUHNS, Defendant.
No. Se3-sil
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held IN
.ac Nl'y County Building, at Detroit
"shlean ON April %, 1859.
n resent; The Honorable 1liEODOkb
~ bOiiN, Circuit Judge.
ga satisfactory proof bN affidavit ON
nc showing that the defendant, Edna
NaV NUNS, IL not a resident OF the
o."tv OF Michigan. and that she Is
INs,ucht OF the state OF pcnnSy lvania,
snu 'nat her address Is 20. Box oel'
so Thomas Williams. UniontOwn,
fennsylvania.
ON MOTION or EDWARD NJ.
ithNER, attorney for plaintiff;
~ N ORDERED that the said dce..
lVhudht appear and answer the b,ii
~ complaint filed an this cause WIN
VI hrec 90 months from the de'e
y, TINS Order or the said bill Of Com
PLAIN. viii be taken as confessea
III Is FURTHER ORDERED that
vopN OF this order be published ~
the Detroit Tribune. and served ac
eording TO law.
Theodore r. Bohn
\ True Copy
kaEar N. hranlgin. Clerk
y hargreDvcs Deputy Clerk
, fSp - 1fkxsa .-.-l#
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ATTY; eoRNEL SMITH

Suite 3oJ
Si,sar W MIL lilGAN, IN TIE cIR.
NoSSiI tOlkr FOR THE CoiiNrV
Of MAINE IN CHANCERS
NAN OLIVIA BANkS, Plantiee
" 'iN"H nANks, Dcdcfdant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCES
Al a session of ssid comr, ~,
Nily Of Detroit, County ns "s,u IN
me Ciy-Counly Building ""s nc
anu State OF Michigan, on this s,,,
I pn oi MdN, An, lsos ~"
T nSSE III: HONORABLE VICTop
,,"HONSNi, Circuit judge
appearing that the defera..
resident Of thus state ana ,,'i.
kiVVeSs tor his appearance ~ s ss
suv issued and the same could ~.
served by reason OF his shso,a'.'.
SIN ,e, OF concealment within ,Ss
,' rse, and BY reason OF his cn ne
rrs,Scrc aoSenSe from has pace ~,
II Is ORDERED that IN. ,.,....,
eht enter his appcararcs uSi.nd
eause, on or before three n, ~ rms
~, lne date Of tins order ~ ,r0n'n ls
~ ~ DC taken as cofcsScd u
- ~ ~ FURTHER ORDEREn a.,
ters,, VI snis order be sent bv rre,s
49, mall TO said defcndan, 49,
a.. street, Detroit y wt.s,. s.e
reeeisss known address. and h nos
.NNcu personally by said drs..' ~
IN least twenty ,2Ol DAYS h es,sl'
shs, u I'M. prescribed for apnrsr.r "se
CURED hv 0' 1 DC published as ne.
Victor TarEonski
\ True Copy SirVui' Judge
Rss. W branlgin, Clerk
SO ,oeshourak, Deputy Cierh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-18
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