davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Us Items Auctioned
To Antique Addicts

WEDGEWOOD do I have 40 ]
have 40, AS" screamed the auc-
tioneer, Slamming his gavel
as one of the workers raced
to the lady to get her name
and bring it up to the front
of the room for recording.
A woman walked out with
"a brilliant blue vase. Another
dragged out her acquisition
her lost 7-year-old son. A busi-
nesSman wandered in and said
I'm playing hooky from work
its more fun that way"
Rug Gets S675
The old. the newlyweds, the
familiar customers, the rich, the
housewives, art dealers crowded
In. A beautiful Ispahan rug got
obs and abs from everyone,
and $675 from an eager bidder.
Four workmen hoisted up
rugs, dragged up furniture,
brought sodas to a soclalite who
f1shed her own straws from
her purse and showed sold items
on an elevator to be removed
to the third floor pickup
station.
Sometimes the auctioneers
tried humor:
Just because the painter
was Scotch, you don't have to
bid so low"
And when a grand piano was
brought out they asked for vol
unteers to try it out. AS a man
stepped forward, a workman
murmured, "Oh, no."
That man Every time
there's a piano, he plays it ,
He always plays the same
thing"
AS he sat down to play, a
joking workman quickly pro-
duced a candelabrum for the
piano.
This special auction of vari-
Gus estates started Tuesday and
runs through today. Regular
auctions are held Saturday and
Wednesday mornings.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Montgomery Names
Christmas SeuI Chief

Joseph T. Howard, an as
sistant vice president of Sub
urban Trust Co. and manager
of it's Bethesda branch has
been appointed chairman Of
the 1860 Christmas Seal Cam
.paign in Montgomery County.
w. Lawson King. a farmer
and farm machinery dealer in
Gaithersburg, was appointed
vice chairman. Mr.. Howard
lives at 10105 Summit avenue,
Chevy Chase, and Mr.. King
lives on a farm near Gathers
burg.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
DOOMED CAFE SPRUCING UP
OLD BUILDING NEXT DOOR

Although workmen busy on the property adjacent
to the Flagship Restaurant at 951 Maine avenue S.W.,
they really are not expanding the restaurant.
The restaurant owners fixing up the adjoining
property-par of the old McCray refrigeration building
They simply don't want to deract from the appearance
of the restaurant.
They expect to operate the restaurant where it is
for at least more before the Redevelopment Land
Agency tears down the property part of revampng
Southwest. For the ground which the Flagship
Restaurant now stands will pe in the middle of the
Maine avenue
Evening star., 1960-09-24
ECHO TO PASS
AT 7::3O TONIGHT

The Echo I balloon
satellite is moving into the
southern hemisphere, thus
becoming more difficult to
see in its passes over the
Washington area.
Weather permitting, OBJ
servers with a clear view
of the southern horizon
should be able to spot it at
7:30 pm. tonight. 25 de-
grees above the horizon,
travelling southeast.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Sergt. Runyon
Loses Appeal
For Better Job
But Board Asks
Lundberg to ell
About New Squad

The Arlington County Board
today refused to intervene in
behalf of Police Sergt. Russell
Runyon. who protests he has
been ordered to guard a garbage
dump.
However, it told County Man
ager A. T. Lundberg it wants an
explanation within so days of
his plan to form a special guard
which Sergt. Runyon supposedly
will head some day.
1t did so after Mr.. Lundberg
several times declined to di-
vulge information about the
squad.
When he returned to duty
last month after two years of
disability retirement, during
which he demanded discharge
of Mr.. Lundberg, Sergt. Runyon
was assigned to walk a night
beat at the county property
yard.
RunyOn Appeals
Through his attorney, Oren
Lewis, jr., the former detective
today appealed to the board to
recommend his transfer to
duties commensurate with the
responsibilities Of a sergeant.
Commemorative Attorney
William Hassan, in response to
a question by Ernest Wilt, told
board members they could make
recommendations which would
have no legal effect in the case,
but warned them:
you can be removed from
office if you order anybody in
any county department to do
anything"
Chairman Herbert Brown
said: Il don't know how we as
board members really can pass
judgment upon assignments
within the civil service system.
The important point. it seems
to me, is that we not stick our
noses into administrative mat
terS."
His, colleague, Leo Urbanske,
agreed, saying many other en-
ployes probably have grievances
and that the board cannot "le-
gally get involved"
Put on Beat
At a Civil Service Commits
sion hearing last month. Mr.
Lundberg and Police Chief Will
liam Fawver said they ordered
Sergt. Runyon to walk beat,
something no other sergeant on
the force does, partially so he
can gain experience which will
qualify him to organize a squad
to protect parks and public
property.
They conceded they did not
inform Sergt. Runyon of their
intentions and have not drafted
any specific plans for the squad,
which previously had not been
mentioned publicly.
May I ask details of the pro-
gram" Mr.. Wilt asked today.
Details are not completed"
Mr.. Lundberg replied.
When could you make a re-
port?" Board Member Ralph
Kaul asked.
Il wouldn't be able to say"
the county manager responded.
Mr.. Kaul rephrased his ques-
ton.
Il am not in a position to
give details at the present
time" Mr.. Lundberg answered.
Study Is Ordered
In addition to passing
unanimously Mr.. Kaul's motion
seeking an explanation of the
new squad, the board directed
"a study group to make recon-
mendations about assignment
of employees to return to duty
after being temporarily dis
abled.
Mr.. Lewis, who repeatedly
attacked the policeman's as
signment as humiliating and
wasteful, said he would await
Mr.. Lundberg's report before
considering further legal &C
ton.
Evening star., 1960-09-24

Donald was in the fourth
grade at Pine Springs Elemen-
tary School in Falls Church.
In addition to his parents,
Donald is survived by two
brothers, Richard, IL, and
Burton, 2.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Tuwes Off to PorIey

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. "a (AP).
Tawes was to leave to-
day for a four-day session of
the Southern Governors Con-
ference at Hot Springs, Ark. I
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x sAmuEl J. HAReIS
AIIv Avenue suite 400
-. uv az MICHIGAN IN rm;
sln,rr coiiRT FOR THE COUNT
ih,Nt,~r N CHANCEHi.
OF ""''' No. ss7o5s go, =.
.uprNcr RICE. Plaintii'' >''
,,,N~,r IrF RICE. Defendant :,
NiNN's 'asslon of the above cou,'
=, The court House IN 'ns ~,
' W. ne,rolt ON the nth day Oh No''"'
bel A nsps lg,' or APPEARANCES :, =
p,.ssn,. honorable NEAL fil@"r"'
AID Circuit Judge ., ,creto
n appearing bN aiiudN" -. ~,
.,,sch,d that the defendant ~ ~
ressdent OF NaNnc Vonn'N' Mi'' go" -.
mi mat her last known auu'''s o,,,
50 Moore Place 'h'''''''
Carolina. HARRIS.
ON motion OF SAMUEL ). h'""'''
attornc, for plainiili; ma. IA. DO
II is hereby orderen' '"', he,
~ either IN person OF D'
III within tire, 90 month,
cro,r the date hereof, or the blii y,
romplaint Viii be taken as eohi'ss'0
against her; ,,u.
i. furfhcr ordered. That true
con, of thls order be sent 10 IN,
~ knoun addrcS. OF thc defendant
II. registered mail, postage prepalu
ouestcd and that true copy OF Sal'
add,esSce only. return receipt re
order be published according 10 Ia"
NEAL. FITZGERALD,
Circuit Judge
\ True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANlGIN, Clerk
e GNILAGHrR. Deputy clerk
~ 10 50 - % 60
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LEGAL NOTICES

1905 uvesdwsv
STATE OF MICHIGAN IA
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE co,nihy
or WAYNE, IN CHANCERy oeNIY
No. SsIj77
EMMA STRONG. Plaintiff =.
BERT {. STRONG, Defcndan, w. Az
ORDER FoR APPEARANes
Az session OF said couu ~.
the City-County Building. IN Nv so
of Detroit. County OF Wa,ne Oy
state OF Michigan on this ls,6 ,m
OF November. AID. 1850. osy
Present: Honorable carr ;.
WEIDEMAN, Circuit Judge. \
II appearing that the defcnd,,.
4 resident OF this state and y, =
process 20, his appcara-ee las va, mN
duly issu and the same could "sl
be served ~ reason 90 his sh..n@
from his .ccc OF residence: ''s
~ IL O..DEKkD that the dcfera...
enter his appearance In TINS rl 'h
on or before three %, months 1--WE
the date OF this order OF said sa
will be taken "a confessed WI
III Is FURTHER ORDERED TIA,
copy OF this order be sent b, ras :
EnglcWood, Detroit. Michigan ~
last known address, and N no, m'
ccivcd personally by SAID dcfend'ss.
at least twenty t20D days before 's ~.
| Tine prescribed for appearance ,s' ~.
| this order be published a. fequss s
by law.
CARL NJ. WElDEMAy
~ r.... Circuit Jud.s
4 EDGAR M BRANIGIN, Clerk
! a. &. GALLAGHER, Deputy CLERK
II ~ 1850
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Epitaph' Files
Provide Kew
In TV Series

The priceless files of The
Tombstone Epita h" news
paper serve rs the basis for
story material in the Tomb
stone Territory" series seen
Thursday nights at 1890 on
WRIT, Channel u in Flint
The city of Tombstone was
tagged as 1.-THE town too tough
10 die when ii was one of the
old Vests biggest boom towns
.n the lSS0's. Stories of that
era IN the rough. tough old
town are chronicled in The
tombstone ( pitaph" news
paper.
For eS years, scholars be-
licved the files Of the famed
old newspaper had been de-
~troycd in a fire but recent
search BY the present editor
he paper. in co.iu~ction
~ the University Of Arizona.
to4rst 10 i.chr historic old
'sSGcs q nc rarcr.
~oScGoS IL the TN ss~,rS
1870 taNcn d'reg.ir .~c-, TIC
lies Of the r2vcr with
sS II ac,Uai PARTICIPANTS
i'3t No-wav 4 grandson az
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sn,2r. stars rs Sheriff Clay
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STATE or MIIhiGA\ n Tur
Nm COURT ron lhr COUNTY
VI NAlN1. IN CHA\CIRY
NJ. Ssl-eas
r, LEi,N lAlA.kDGc. Plaintiff -
MAJ MOND i.NLMADGE, Dcfend,,n,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ q session OF said Co0u ncld in
me NitH OF Detroit. WAYNE Conn.
6 ..~"'k"n' on The 9th DAY OF No,vn,.
:, I!es, at, Honorablc Carl Al
WLiDkN.A\. I.rcuit Judc, "a
appears To tins Cour, from, 49,.
ua ,. On i.ie that the defendant nv.
tDNb i-At.Ai.ADGc. l. not A re>id,r,
:. '"v N''s oi Dcsroll. NaNnc CONN.,,
'.hVNissn, bat resides At 3ai0 Pen,
'AS fH'soufg, peiin>> wanna >''
On Motion OF thar.cN n Ron, 4.
'eiaes Tor the Pla.nuff ''' ~
- - VtOrisLD That tho drf,,,l,,,,
~ NV.\D i,ntiADdt. enf,r
-' ,"--'.'v ll Sud eal,c on a, ~.
+ months from th. d,t.
''. on said bu oi COM.
80 "a i"Nen as confessed
tr. '''''' 'nd tiitt 81 co., ga .,.tl
~ Ntil .N ia, las, AMMAN 'r
'--.-t AduiV>> q. ms d,l,,,,'. P"N.
s",'ss> ve.nE aglO Penn lt. N"'u
'''r' ~ lhst.>.li.d b. s,t.ti' 49,, Us
80. 'iN ,9dtSltd and DELI
auui1 >,cc only "V'N'
10 " IA" ORDERED that !,
''~ ~>tt nd-ul a. MOI N "
'V"' q siAv CopN OF I'm. n,.r',N
n1o'i>ncu m the D,trot rr,,,''e' DC
''.'' sP"pet printed pubnshsa S~n
s','"''.'s 'h SID count, q, ,Ias"' ~ ~.
~. N"ns''"1.Nc weeks. .,crord'n' 'or
VAN. W WliDEMNN
\ True COP, iis Judge
g, " - a. ~ NNlGIN clerk
i, N""ittNNtS. Deputy rl.,t
u u " ~ % ''' N''Ik
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S. J. F.anssan. ATTY.

t-Af bLNts0U
STATE or MICHIGAN, Is TIL
CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE COUNTY
or MAY M, ~ CHANCERY
Ne. SSo,366
PRANK ,COLCLOUGH. Plaintiff. "a
HELM NJ COIClOUGH. Dcfcndar,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
40 a session OF sad ,ouri held 4
me Cat, oaniy Building. IN the Cu
OF Detroit. ounsy OF NaNne sas
state o. Alc4.een. on this lln ia, Of
November AID 1889
Present honorable CARL Y
WLiDEMAN. Circuit Judge
1t appears from Aiildatt ",
scribcd - by the plaintiff nsme
herein, attached hereto and file:
herewith, that Process for the Ap
pearancc OF the defendant has beeI
ISSUED Tor service upon her al bet
last known address, 627 r. Palmer
Street, Detroit. Michigan; that aite,
dnigeni search and inquiry tie AN,
could not be served D1 reason o. ne
q, i-nddnts absence and conunlet
absence from nCr pace Of ics.dencs
On MOTION OF ; J Fl.ANAGAN
at.cfAcy for the plaintiff,
Is OkDLRLD tnst tie al
defendant appear before TIA, toar
ands answer the said Bill of Con
pu ~ within thiVe months ina
uslr ther>oi or The same niss b.
"Nen ~ confessed. that ,op, d
'h'> order snAH b. publish, daccona
ins 'e law and Is like 0oin inAiel
90 i"t utienduni . r gist,lcd nal
~ her last known address
CARL VI. NDlDtNAN.
T.,. - Cifca. jugs
EDGAR VI BRANlGfN. Clcfk
y 1tLL.lNlirR, L-pufy Ciclk
~ 20 oO
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ORDER IS So ',,,9|' s..rs

:, NoSk FOS s4rreARANCE b,
~ m OLIVIA DANkS. PidInlh
- Nii.1t BANkS. Defendant
~ >, ss.on oi s.s.d cO.u he'd 10
'N S.'N-N ountt Bul.d.n1 in the ClV
ccRiJt, ~oan.y OF Nasnc ana
-s".V ~ d.cHtAan. on thus eth GS
november, A.D. 1859.
=, resent. HONOk.ABL. CARL W.
"r'ptA\N Circuit judge
" appearing that the defendant y
.VS'ucnt OF TINS state. and that plv
49,, TOR his appearance has been
~ 80 ISsu, ana thc same could nV'
S'Ifec b, reason Oh his aDsenw
e" or conc<aimcnt within 'hs
80. "nd bN reason OF his c0ntinreo
nee from MS place OF rcsdcnes'
~ II ORDERED that the defend
''s enter H. appearance m TINS
.~uSe, on OF ocfor. three ~, months
ssVm the date OF this order. cd sad
'',i Viii be taken a. confessed.
~ II FURTHER OFD. RED that
OF thus order be sent b, feslryr
s hlsd 10 d defendant al 81"
". street. Detroit T. Michigan h'
-. sno"n address. and " not ~
=, ~ personally b. sad dcfenasm.
''~ss t"tnty 60 da,s before 70.
,' prescribed TOR appearance, lna.
vides De published as fcquifsa
CARL NJ. wElDEMAN
Circuit Judge
\ True Copy
nco~Ak N. HRANICIN. Clerk
~ a. SEJfIH. Deputy Clerk
~ "a - if2fto
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STATE or MICHIGAN
THE PROn NTF COURT FOR THE
COZ \Tl OF WAYNE
No ASl Oh

FATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROH,TE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. Asl. o7a
In The A4Ael 90 t.e Estate OF
\iN! \ MEANS Deceased
Notice Is htrch> gwen gi.ai all
crN iitors oi sad deceased are re-
cugVd 10 present ,hcii CLAIMS. IN
vrlllrs and under oain, 10 said Court
=. tAt Probate Oitlcc "a tie CITY OF
Dctlos', IN SID N0ahtN. ana TO serve
. eosN iAcieet upon q JEE\ lie
MANS. \dm aistra.0r ~ said estate,
al lo5s5 Goadaid street Detroit -,
N.cAlg..n on or before the 14th daN
of rVDrisA. AD 1900. ant, that such
alin VIII be heard BY said court,
ostofc Judsc IRA 6 KAUFMAN in
Soar: Room Ne 1921. City County
Building N the Cit, OF Detroit in
sad County. on the 24ih day OF Feb.
ruary. AD 1850. al 2:3o O'Clock m
nc afternoon.
Dated December -. 1859
IRA C KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
a. h,rch, ccr,li thai | hav.
rcd ;h. for -orc ccuv With
-'nl record thereof and have
'tc same 30 DC correct trans
- >lirt or einal record
u 'cG December ~ 1850
>1lEN r EDISON
Dcnrft Probate Roel>tcr
Sgd N DrTROIT TRIBUNE
,.-. -. ,t.,or t.~,. $50 us .--
,h.n .Hiry da,s from the
,c.os 50 $50
49, ,,t~eou e~,yen co
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service Boxed all Christmas
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theologianS ana
scholars. has be-
come available
on the seventh
anniversary OF
the publication
of the text edl-
ton of the Re-
vised Stand ard
Version in 1852.
Published by
Thomas Nelson
& Sons, this new
edition includes
over 10000 GEN.
ter column ref
erences. twelve
maps and a 1922
page concise con-
cordance with a
list of proper
names. II will be
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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. JESSIE Z: W'1s ,et.,c;
1908 srosdwsy' s s,r s,osn

INA wTo10Wayf
STA ,,,r coiIRT ron THE COUNTY
80 XAyNE IN CHANCEhf'
VT No. ssi.7eo
oonrp roR APPEARehSs
>vIonir JEAN REED. fia'n'"'
",nSrp,, A. REED. Defenuan' a.,
session OF said court ne'" 49,
,,,a civ. Count, building, IN ths sn aa
~ Detroit. County OF WaNns AN
state OF Michigan, on ths %''"
of November. AID. 1899, r,Tz.
Present Honorable N1''
GERALD, Circuit Juuse' ,dant is
m appearing that the deienus"s ,,n -
res.d,nt OF this state, and ths' w
r..s Tor his appearance mas ~"
S',N issued and the same eouiu nvs
nr ssrycd b, reason OF ms apssn.s
,,on, All, conccalmcnt within the s's's'
and nv reason OF his continues ~
"snee from his place OF residenvv'
Ir IL ORDERED that the deiehusn'
.nt.r MS appearance IN inns 'suss'
An -, before three ~ months iron,
The date OF This order, or s''u o"'
VII be taken as conicsssu, -, =.
m Is FlhTHkR ohprhhp "as
,i,ru mail TO said defendant al S.%'
ANN Court Detroit q, Michisan' nls
,l.i known address. and II MOI ~
.,,ved personally by sad uctchuah'
=, l.asl tN,nt> ,2Ol days before the
umS prcscr.pcd tor appearance, th-s
ms ordcs pc published as rcquirea
- 49, NEAL FITZGERALD
Circuit judge
\ 'frue tops
EDGAR NJ BR.tNiGlN, Clerk
". NJ MAiONEf, Deputy clerk
n ..N-1y l.aO-uO
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Aitys Roxboroush & Roxborov9h
STATE or MIC hlGAN. N THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE, N CHANCERi.
No. $40. 200
JOHN l. JONES, Plaintiff, vs..
OPllELlA JONES, Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al a session OF sad Court held at
The Court mouse M The City OF De-
OF November, AID. 1859.
Present, the Honorable NEAL
FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge
In tbs cause. 4 appcsrng 10 the
Court o. aliid >.A a,I - attached
that C.ilrserN -.na. on> toi the APP
peaisncc OF III q G HAT has been
.ssucd ont and uld-r the seal OF this
Court. and tiat tao same could not
- s~.NSu ~ o. O<iole Tie lStura
daN thereof, for the reason That sad
g. Is nd~ni. beng resident OF the
City vi Detroit, County OF N5s ne
-nA State OF M.t1lgAn. MAS concealed
tserc.n. and SAID chanc,rN summons
has been returned with the ctg,iil.
cate incIeOn endorsed. showing that
ALTER u4lscnl seAren and inquf, said
dtienddn, could not be served At ncf
EAST known address. 543l Williams
street. Detroit. Michigan. on OF be.
sute me return day.
ON motion OF koNbOroush and RoN.
borough ATTORNEYS tor TIC Plaintiff.
III - OkDkREit I'D. ,nc defendant.
JfncLlA JONES, cause her appear
Ancc 10 oc entered an SIM, cause w4th.
~ tnrec months from the date OF
,n.s = der, ANA IN case OF her appear
ancc. she cause her answer 10 the
p.a.nl.fs bill OF complaint TO be
i.lcd, and a copy Thereon to DC
served on the a.tornc,s for the
ti~.n1ii w.inin ~ days after service
"tvn nNi oi a co. oi sad b.l and
lot.se OF tnis order. and mat m de-
iau.t thereof, Tie sad Dl.l be taken
a. confessed by the said defendant
II Il FURTHER ORDERED tnat a
sopS 81 TINS order be published in
~ns newspaper p~bhshcd and clrcu.
iatins IN the County, of WaNnc. ana
.elN>G, according 10 LAW
NL.lL FITZGERALD
Vs.. 49,, Circuit Juuse
rrp.Ais NJ BRANlGlN. Clerk
T.. HAlL-Nutit.k DeputN Clerk
II Il - l. % 50
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tNffN. F.1-ct.ff. rs ROB.
ospss OF PUBLICATIONS
~ SESSION 81 sad coQr held in
Nusrt No.I-hors. ir me r,se ~
Ns,1c tclri, Nichican. thiS
CA q Nott r.h.r 1853 AID
tttt ltrr t.'t NAL TIrI.
~sktl- rl. iad-c
m elise trc petition for An
ilnii. ci.or came on 10 be
-- trlr nt.tf 4 amer.
~ cae md ct1cnt searrh
-ae defendant abo.c
'~' sfnQrsr resident 81 and
-e.lt- ln it sis D..r..',
avg % ourtt Nichl4sr. csnno, ~
I,-1 Nttr - .-n,cns .ssncd ont ~
.- 'i~ stoi ~ said coufr beca,so
1f-tnatni C1c1o; he forrs
-' rs .ssi krct1 a61rt<> eoss p,r'
ef - os.ro... N1niesn. o. ~.
81! +sec ~ ~ strtd '~
~ ro'.en 90 RALPH ". MILLER
% 81. Ter tne plaintiff. II IL M
1tA d iA4t TIC defendant poRspr
NNoN. aFpCsr a. answer IN, Mi -
AZ, Litd 10 sA.d csus, on ~
et'ft tnrct 3 months frc,r -,
aate nrfcoi 81 that Ssid hiii rn.x ~.
avn a. confessed ~' DC
N : fNkTHkR ORDrRrn ,,,,
ecsf - THIS orjeT sra.l be 50, -,
nc cciendari ID hts last kncrr "
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ATTY. CORNELL SMITH
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN Tv
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE Colvxqpyy
Or WAYNE. IN CHANCERY. WI
No. sSl-i2l
WILLIE {. LOVE. Plaintiff .,
MAJDElL LOVE Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ session OF said court held :,
the City-Coun Building, IN the cr'
of Detroit, County OF Ma,ne ,,a
state OF Michigan. ON this 18Th Ss s
November. AID. 1853.
Present: Honorable CARL "
" ElDEMAN, Circuit Judge
II appearing that the defendant
resident CT this state. and ths,
process tor her appearance has bee,
dul, issued and the same could na
b, served pN rcaSoi. OF her absene.
from OF concealmcnt within M
state. and bs reason OF her Contlnusd
absence from her place of rcsidenc,
IL Is ORDERED that the dcfendau
cnttl ncr appearance IN this caus
on or before three 81 months from
the date OF this orccr OF sand bI
viii be taken as confessed
1T Il FURTHER ORDERED that
cop, of this order oe sent BY res,s
tered mail TO said defcndan, a, Ia
Josephine. Detroit. Michigan. her M
known address. and II not receneo
personally by said defendant al less
.Aenty 20 days before the time pre
scrDcd Tor appearance. thai this o.
der be published as required b, Law.
CARL NJ WEIDtMAN.
Circui Juda
\ True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANIGlN. ClcrA
a {. GALLAGHER, Deputy Clerk
J.. II ! 10 90
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ORDER FoR AppEAeAnce

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a., session OF said court hcld "a
.ne 'lN-' ouni> Building, IN tic Cip
De'io't, county OF NatMc and
o'"'v OF Michigan, on TN. 1.A day
~ November. AD. 1859.
PRESENT. HONORABLE GAIL NJ
LiprMAN, Jncult judge
~ appearing that the ocfendani 4
'ca41cni OF this state. and tnat pro
49, LOT ncf appearance ha been
uu'S issued and tht same ...tld not
~ served ot reason 81 hen absence
nun or Voneeaimtni within TIE state
'"u On reason OF her continued a1
,SnVe from her place OF residence;
II OkDEREL that tAc uctend
"'t 'n1er her appearance NJ this
""sV on or before three % months
KY" me date OF this order "a sale
~ VIII be taken as confessed
~ II FURTHER ORDrR.J tina, a
80 VI tn's order be sent b, regis
Nv" mall u ssio ucienuan. II o5ss
oou Street, Detro.. Michigan,
'"s, known address. and II mol
s>NN'u personally b. said defend
- 81 'eaSi twenty 20 da,s bcfon
- un'e prescribed for appearance,
o,,@,. s",s ordei DC published as re'
CARL VI. NEIDEMAN
4 r,,,o Circuit Judge
n,..Hk NJ. BRANIGIN. CLERK
nN a. SEJEIH. Deputy Clerk