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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
hole house to themselves.

whole house to themselves.
Peggy is studying at RMHS
under the American Field Serv-
ice international Scholarship
Pros gram. She said that
football games are most excit-
ing here, with the colorful
bands, cheerleaders, etc i.
nothing like soccer in our
country" which she intimates
is dull. even more exciting be-
cause our team wins all the
time" she adds with optimism.
Peggy practices piano two
hours daily besides keeping up
her studies in English (Which
she speaks fluently), American
history and tipping. She also
speaks French, Italian and
Spanish.
During the past summer,
Mary Nelson, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Robert Nelson, Great
Falls rd., Rockville, lived in
Germany as an ATS student,
dividing her time between two
families. She is now a senior
at RMHS.
Applicants for the 1861 ATS
Americans Abroad" program
of RMHS may be filed between
October Is and November Is.
Aspirants must be in the 18th
grade and have above-average
grades and extra-curricular ac-
tivities.
Students desiring additional
information or application
blanks for the ATS program
may contact Mrs. Mary S.
Thorne, at the school.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Judge Shure
Voids Appeal
Board Ruling

A. Circuit Court opinion
has upset a Montgomery
County Board of Appeals
decision, granting a special
exception to authorize op-
Grafton of a miniature golf
course near Colesville I'd. and
Route 20 in the Burnt Mills
area.
The opinion, handed down by
Judge Ralph G. Shure, voided
an exception approved by the
appeals board last March IL for
Russell Davis and M. S. Hitler,
operators of a golf course at
Old Georgetown I'd. and Rock
vile Pike, who sought to oper-
ate a second such installation at
the Burnt Mills site.
In ruling on a suit filed by
Attorney Rourke Sheehan on
behalf of a group of residents
OF the Burnt Mills area, Judge
Shure held that the Board of
Appeals erred when it upheld
the petitioners contention that
the proposed golf course would
be operated in an area pri.
marily undeveloped.
The jurist said the appeals
board should have considered
the effect of the operation on
the entire neighborhood rather
than land Immediately contigu-
Gus to the proposed golf course,
and also indicated he felt spe-
cial exception should have been
accompanied by some restric-
ton on the hours of operation
of the enterprise.
Judge Shure's decision was
based on testimony heard when
the suit was argued September
20 and an inspection of the area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
81 Named in
Silver Spring
Hospital Drive

Thirty-one m o e workers
have been given assignments in
the To-day Operation Thanks
giving to help raise 100000 for
the Holy Cross Hospital of Sill
yer Spring.
The new workers who will
participate in the special gifts
campaign among business and
civic leaders in the county were
announced by Frank H. Proud
foot, general chairman of the
hospital campaign.
Proudfoot said assignments
were nearly complete and that
the first report session would
be held late this month. More
than 100000 already has been
raised to help finance construc-
ton of the 81 million, 300-bed
hospital.
The additional workers in
clude: Samuel Allen, MD, Gene
Beaded, John B. Brady, Md,
Thomas II. Carolman, John c.
Cissel, James c. Conley, John J.
Curry, MD, Mrs. Mary Devery,
Blaine H. Fig, MD, John B.
Farmer, Mrs. John Frazier,
Robert B. Griffin, Jr., Mrs. Isa-
dore Gudelsky, Lowell Hen
drick, Mrs. Hodges, John L.
Jones.
Also A. J. Kessinger, Mrs.
Mary Lindsay, Peter Lombard,
Md, John A. McKain, Charles
Maloney, ST., William Marcus,
M. D., John P. Moore, Cyril j..
O'Brien, Mrs. Florence Proctor,
James A. Roberts, MD, Austin
B. Rohrbaugh, Md, Frederick
J. Roy, Norman c. Shoemaker,
MD, George r. Spence, MD,
Fred H. Ugast, A. c. Walker,
Martin E. Whips, Arthur j.
Wilets, Donald E. Younkin and
Stanley D. Zimmerman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13

Youthful local artists have
been invited to submit exhibits
for circulation in the program
through Children's Art Elk
change, directed in Rockville
by Mrs. Paul A. Alice, and in
turn will receive exhibits depict
ing the way of life in other
American states and foreign
nations participating in the ex-
change.
Promotes World Peace
The purpose of Children's
Art Exchange, according TO
Mrs. Alice, is to give children
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Foley Uses
'Trickery,'
Says Mac

Republican Congressional can
didate Charles Mac Matthias
has accused his Democratic OPP
ponent of "pea-in.the-shell trick
cry" in the campaign for Mary
lands 9th District seat.
In a talk Monday before Vol
unteers for Matthias in Bethesda,
Matthias said Rep. John R.
Foley has resorted to "distor-
tons" in an attempt to win re-
election.
Because the truth hurt" Ma
thias declared, my opponent re-
sorted to pea-in-the-shell trick
cry which he subsequently tried
to excuse as 'facetious.' He de-
liberately distorted facts and
figures officially recorded in
Annapolis in an unsuccessful at
tempt to smear me-"
He added the time has come
"to be honest" with 9th District
voters by giving them a pre-
view of what they can expect
from their Congressman.
Among programs which he
said he has outlined are:
Expansion of the Defense
Education Act to give all quail
field high school graduates a
college opportunity through pri-
vate loans guaranteed by the
Federal Government. He also
recommended tax deductions for
college tuition paid by parents.
Tax structure changes to
Stimulate greater individual
incentive"
Liberalization of the Hatch
Act to permit Government en-
ployees to participate in local
elections.
Throughout the remaining
weeks" Matthias said, Il will
continue TO outline new con-
structive programs wherever l
speak. My opponent should do
the same"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
c. c. Club to Feature
Clubwomen's Fashions

Fashions for Clubwomen"
will be the theme of the Wom-
ans Club of Chevy Chase when
it meets October IA at 1 pm.
for dessert, bridge and a style
show.
Clothes will be modelled from
the Hecht Co., with Mrs. Emily
Keech, fashion coordinator of
Hecht's downtown store, as
commentator.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Harold Dotterer,
OIL. 4.7376, or Mrs. William Ora
ham, OIL. 2-5865,
Settles, less bulky than sofas,
often are preferable IN small
HUing rooms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Mrs. John Dunn Heads
Catholic Women

Mrs. John Dunn has been
elected president of the Mont
gomery County Deanery of the
Archdiocesan Council of Cath
Ollie Women.
Other officers are Mrs. Paul
Hockwalt, vice president; Mrs.
Joseph Vaughn, recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. Leon Austin, treas
urer, and Miss Margaret Fox,
corresponding secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13

Peggy is a senior at RMHS,
where her new sister," Ellen
Bridges, 16, is a junior. Peggy
at II years, has two years of
pre-law studies at the Univer-
sity of Montevideo behind her.
She is also studying piano at the
American University.
Ellen, whose only sister is a
freshman at Furman Univer-
sity, says she and Peggy, her
dog, and two cats have the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13

of her individual pupils, for
example, a fourth grade teach
er will have to know some.
thing about what is above and
below the fourth grade" he OBJ
served.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Local Family Adopts
Visitor From Uruguay

Margaret Peggy" Kuster, of Montevideo, Uruguay,
who day hopes to practice law become concert
pianist has been adopted into the family of Mr. and Mrs
Robert W. Bridges 207 Upton ST. Rockville while attend
ing Richard Montgomery High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Local Group Joins
OrId Art Exchange

Art-mnded Rockville children will have an oppor-
tunity to participate in international art exchange
planned by growing nonprofit national organization as
means of promoting better understanding and goodwill
among the nations of the world.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
Ten Students Earned Straight A Grades

Blum, Barbara BunduS, Ste
phen Burgess, Charlene Col
vim.
MR.. LAMPMAN - Merl
Davis, Margaret Fina, Will
liam Head.
MRS. PHIPPS - T h e =
ma Johnson, Linda Keller
Kathryn Krause, Darrell Lit
tie, Ronald Marx, Linda Nc
Bride.
MIR. PORTER - Mary FL
len Morse, Joan Newberry
Cynthia Phillips, SuSa
PhippS, Christine Pozone, Ca
therine Price, Carl Rogers
Linda Rogers.
MR.. COMBS - Suzanne
Spear, Xlee Steele, William
Vokoun, Linda Zimmerman,
Elaine Warner, Sally Will :
ans, Donald Yurchek.
SOPHOMORES
MRS. STANLEY - Paula
BoStWick, Candace Carver ;,
Margaret Daniels.
MIR. o. BRADLEY - joy.
ce Johnson, John KoritanSky
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

MRS. PRICE - Henry Ne
mec, Martha Neundorfer
Elaine Schannaker, R a m a
Schinagle.
MIR. WALTHOUR - Rhea
Singerman, Rosemarie SpiS-
ak, Nancy Strainic, J a n t
Sulc, Martin Venneman, Pa
mela Wingenbach, M a r C i a
Woodford, Linda Young, Clio
ria Yurchek, Linda T a n n
JoAnn Vokoun, Cecilia Witt.
FRESHMEN
MIR. FOTI - D e b b i e
Blum, Richard Boyle.
MRS. CROCKETT - Lloyd
Davis, Victor Dilda, Lois
Farley, Patrice Fina.
MR.. HURD - James Haue-
ter, Mark Hawkins, Edwina
Hofstetter,
MR.. WAGNER - Carole
King, Sue Ellen Knapp.
MIR. P. SLANE - Mary
Sue Pope, Martha Price, Joy,
ce Rand, Karen Reith.
MRS. BOWERS - William
Steffancin.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
Kindergarten
Tots to Enroll
April 29

Kindergarten registration
for classes next year Will
take place at Maple, Munson,
and Hambden elementary S
schools, Friday, April 20, an
nounced Mrs. Esther Will =
liams, kindergarten teacher
at Maple Elementary school.
She said regular school clas-
SeS would be dismissed for
the day.
Registration at M UNISON
Elementary, Bass Lake Rd.,
is to be directed by MIS-
Anna Schultz At Hambden
Elementary Mrs. Jocelyn Be
namin is in charge. Both
are Kindergarten teachers.
Mrs. Williams said children
are admissible only if they
were five years old before
October l, 1860, and parents
must accompany the child =
len to the respective schools
and have a baptismal record
or birth certificate to pre- :
sent.
Morning and afternoon no
hours of registration will be
500 to 1900 am. and loo
to 800 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

Third quarter honor roll Of
Chardon High school, releaS-
ed this week, shows ten stu
dents have maintained strai-
ght "a" grades. They are
Linda Rose, Charles Dunbar,
Frederick Eplett, Patricia
Fisher, Dennis JedlinSky, Ma
rvin Johnson, Dorothy Rus :
max, Robert Burdick, Su e
Kingston, and Carolyn Les =
sick.
Under the names of home
room teachers other students
on the honor roll are listed
below:
SENIORS
MRS. GRACE BRADLEY
Mary Ann Bradley, c a o ! e
c hilds, Robert Denniston
Emery Dilda, Karen Dono =
hoe, Mary M. Fisher, Phyl-
lis GTuCeu.
MIR. KOSINSKI - B e t h
HofStetter.
MIR. L. j. SLANE - Bar
bara Nozar, Marilyn Porter,
David Price.
MIR. SAFKO - Linda Rose
Cali A'S)
MIR. SAFKO - Sue Ellen
Rossbach, Constance Spare ,
Martha Stone, Joyce Strong,
Constance Thrasher, Donna
Underwood, David Weitzen =
hof, Shelia Walsh, Gerald
Wilmot, Kay Wollpert, jan
ice Wright.
JUNIORS
MR.. CRAVEN - Robert
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
Have You Met

Donald and PHYLLIS Gre
enWood who have moved
into Leaders Mobile Park,
Chardon? They have a son
Jeffrey, 7 weeks old, and
Greenwood Is a salesman
for Jewel Tea Co., Willou-
ghby.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

DIR. A. JOHN ROSE
OPTOMETRIST
227 Main St., Phi. AV 5-3188
Specializing in
Eye Examination & Visual
Training 9 to $50 Daily
Except Wednesday
Tues. Eve. by Appointment
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
Hillside Store
Asks CT Permit

CLARIDON - Harve A.
Lyon has apple e d to
the Ohio department of Ii
quor Control for aC-2 per-
NIT to sell beer and wine in
his carry -out Hillside Store
at Taylor Wells Rd., Clari-
don township.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Detroit 2t, Michigan
STATE Of aiII HlGAN,
County OF Wayne.
No. 482,345

AT a session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne. held al the
PROBATE CoArt Room IN the CRY of
Detroit, on the TN ENll SEVENTH
day OF JUNE IN the Year one thou
.ani 0ne hundred sixty
Present ERNEST c. BOElIM, Judge
of Probate In the Matter OF the rs
tate of CORNELiA WHITE BYRD. alsO
known as CORNELIA {. BYRD, De.
ceased.
on reading and fling the petition,
dui> verified OF Dorothy h. Hark css,
Administrative of said estate, pray
Ing tnat She may BE- licensed to sell
certain real estate OF said deceased
of SAID deceased ind the charge OF
adm l'Si"rng SD cstrrc.
A. - OrusIe4. Lax So, ia4la u y OF
August, next at Ten o'clock IN the
fore noon, al said Court Room be
appointed for hearing SAID petition,
and that all person interested in
said estate appear before said Court
al said time and place TO show cause
why license should not be granted
TO said Administrative 10 sell rca, es.
tate a. prayed fJl al SAID petition.
And II Is further Ordered That a
copy of this ordcf be lDlishcc once
IN each week fol three weeks consccu-
lively previous tc said time OF hearing.
N the Detroit Tribune, newspaper
printed and circulating IN aid County
OF Wayne
ERNEST C. DoElM. Judge of Pro
bate.
79--7.23. 80
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
WLDM Picks
Up Wattage

The Federal Communications
Commission has authorized the
first superpowered radio station
Tor the Detroit area.
WLDM was given authority to
increase from its present 10000
watts 10 100000 watts. which en-
allie the station TO be heard
throughout surrounding states.
Il will be about four months
before the new power becomes
operational as il is necessary to
install new transmitters and an.
teHna systems
WLDM is pioneer in FM
brosdcasting and was the first
station to introduce foil high
fidelity range proerammins to
this area.
The purpose cf the greatly in
creased power is preparatory to
i1trcducirs stero sound by means
ui the newly developed multiplex
method that is expected to re-
Give FEC approvaly by the end
Of the year. and to better service
the vast number of automobiles
that are now equipped with FM
radios.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
l E GAL



80 6 WARREN
STATE or MICHIGAN In the CIR.
CUR COURT for tho COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANcERN.
EARNEST COATS. P.alntlff, vs. Nio'
La COATES. Defendant,
Az soseoa OF sid Court, held AZ
the Courthouse In the CITY OF Detroit
on the Sih d,y Of July. NJ ne''
ppFSr~'r. HO>0nARt.f WADE n.
wrcRFr JR.. Circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appearing bN al
fdavit on file that the defendant,
y ola Coates. csnno' BE- served b>
,roccsS issued out OF this Court, as
She Is NOT resident of the state OF
Michigan but resides In the City OF
buffalo. Count, of Erie and state oi
New York and her Post Office al
dress g.: 1859 jefferson Avenue, But
falo. New York
OK MOTION or CHARLES Y. PER
KINS. Attorney for the Plainvti Earn
est Coates. II IL ORDERED that the
defendant. VIOLA Coates appear ana
answer the Bin OF Complaint nv TINS
crnse " thin three 8 months from the
d,ie of tl,is order or that SAID 81
wiil h. trkcn a. confessed and that
this Order be published according 20
n~or Ia, defrrdart h> registered
mail a. required b law.
WADE n. McCREE JR.
Circuit judge
4 TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANlGAN Clerk
B> Deputy
~ II. l.. scIIUMAN. Deputy Clerk
7.ls--s20-6o
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Assv. S. J. F',,,1sn
lS75 q. DAWSON

STATE or MICHIGAN N tns 'sM IN
cur COURT for the CUNT VI
NAV>. IN CHANCEkl
1pi,voR kRisTENSEN, Plaintiff Va
nr1sry klISTENSEN, Defendant
Nc. s9t .si7
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
A session OF said Court hciu ~
.he cily.County Building. ~ the ''ts
of Detroit, County OF wayne anu osa"
of N,ch.gan. on this 2nd day oi June
PRESENT: HONORABLE THEODORE
n. BONN. Circuit Judge.
n appearing from Affidavit at.arheu
hereto and filed herewith that IN, ue,
PENDANT named above u a resiuch, .,
THIS state, and that Process iof nv
appearance has been dui, issueui -N.su
that the Same could b. stfseo ps
reason OF h,I absence from anc ~
continued absence from her place -
residence, ,.rAN
attorney for the Plaintiff,
IA Is HEREBY ORDERED that inc
sa,d defendant appear anc answer
M. BIZ OF Complaint filed hcieih
within Three Monlhs from date mere
o. Oh the same ms be taken as CON
lesseG. -
M is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy Of this order be pu9lished ae'
cord NJ TO law; and IKE copy DC
mailed to the defendant at her last
known address by Registered Mail.
THEODORE X. BOliN,
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANIGlN, Clerk
q, A. l.. SCHJMAN, Deputy clerk
1.z-8-6-60
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE .
was suppose to work sixty hours
every two weeks. Willett said
Drocxins refused TO work the
required time, but forged his wei
fare paystubs and drew a total
vi S<oo.78
A 3S-year.old husband was ar
rested last week and charged
with assault and battery on the
complaint of his 33-year-old wlie.
He is Willie Johnson. of 4456
3Oth.
Mrs. Lula Mae Johnson, Of the
same address accused her nus
band Of twisting her arms and
slapping her face. during an
atvr.ation IN their home July
2o.
Mrs Johnson told police she
rad an argucmert with her hus
hand over buying ta--r Children
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
Nc Ara (1Q

III The Matter OF the Estate of EN-
MA & NRT-N. Deceased,
Noi &c : ht r. hv given that all
en-, .-ri - ...d deceased are rcqulr.
cd TO present their claims. In writing
and under oath. &c said Court at the
Probate Off.cC in the City OF Detroit,
in said County. and 10 serve copy
thereof upon OLIVER CARTER. Nd
ministrator OF said estate, at r.. +. ID.
No 5. Mount Clemens. Michigan on
ar before the 81 day OF August, A.
y 1860 and that such claims wlll be
heard by said cour. before JUDGE
IRA 6 KAUFMAN m Noull Room 40
l21l cts rouniN Building in the CTS
OF Detroit. in SAID Counls on the 3ist
das o. August ID 1850. IT 2:3C
clock IN the afternoon.
Dated JUNE &C. 1886
IRA G KAUFMAN.
Judge OF PROBATE
| do hereby certify that have com
pared the iorego ng copy with the
org nal record thereof and have
found the same 10 be a corrcc, tran.
script o. such org nal record
Dated: JUNL 2O, 1860
ALLEN r EDISON
Deputy Probate Register
Pu't..s.: u la InE DETROIT TRI
bJNE once each week for three
weeks success.vclN within thirty days
o.25 7-2s.oo
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Atty. A!.cn Bibb
l30a Broadway

Atty. A!.cn Bibb
l3o5 Broadway
81 ATE or Nj, filGAN
~ Tile CIRCUIT COORr FOR THE
JINIl OF WAYNE. IN CHANCERY
ray DANIELS, Plaintiff VS.. HUGH
-. D.ASiLLS, defendant.
No. 5S7-339
ORDER or PUBLICATION
~ session Of sand Court held at
me CITY County Building. City OF
Dc'iot, COullA of Wayne. Statc of
Aicnigan on the 20th day of juno
r..nsnNf: HONORABLE MILES NJ
CLshAh CIRCUIT JUDGE
y appearag that the Defendant.
nush r. Danes, Is not resident of
.ne st.te "a Michigan. but reside i'm
~, o,stc % li.no.s, City OF Chicago.
Al ID ORDERED. that the SAID De
is"Ndii' enter his appearance ir this
Saese on OF Deforc three g months
iiVh' ,i,S, '"e dat oi this Order, or said
III o. Compliant viii be taken y.
confessed,
III l. FURTHER ORDERED tha, =
COPY Oi TINS Oruer be sent b, replster.
g ma 10 sad Defendant. Hugh
odhieit at ~ East Goth street. Chic.
"s'' ihinols, and II not received pcr.
soi'iiy D. sad Defendant al leaS,
.WcntS 90 day before the time pre-.
se'.oeu appcar~.Ic. tnat this Order
oe FhO.isil.4 r.lu red b, Law
MILES \. CULEHAN
.r,... ,.., I.redat Court Judge
40 "a ..i. S-, .NIsIN. Clerk
- a. A. o-I-in-.. ) D.pus Clerk
."'eu 800 ~ 90
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES


Qffr. >. f"ffs"
1877 q. Dawson
STATE or MICiIlSA.- n -.lc OK.
Gun COURT for the COUNTY VI
WAYNE. ~ CHANCERf -.
ARCHIE TEMPLE, Plaintiff W. 1th'
TRUDE TEMPLE. Defendant.
oRpsR or PUBLICATION
Al 4 Session OF said Court at the
tif..<oant, Build.ng Al the City OF
Detroit. County OF NsNnc and state
OF a.cn.gan oa this goth day OF june
PgrszNr: HONORABLE MILES \.
CJlEiiA>. Circuit Judge.
|. aprcar.ng from the AffldsNit at
tacncd he rc.o and filed herewith that
Inc defendant named In this cause
i not : resident OF the County OF
Wa,ns and state OF Michigan. but that
she resides at 2ec Richmond 81. IN
the Cry OF Memphis ans state oi
Tennessee: therefore.
ON MOTION or s. J. FLANAGAN,
attornes ios ths Plaintiff.
Al Is hkKEBl ORDERkD that the
aJove.named defendant appear and
answer the Bill OF Complain, filed
IN lhss cause within three months
from date of THIS order or the same
may be taken a. CONFESSED against
her
IA Is FURTHER ORDERED that
cop, o. Ia Order be sent tc the
q. fvndant az hcl last known address
bS reg.st, r,d mIil, or a like copy be
pub-ShSa ac> 0ri.ns a. Law
MILES y CULEHAN,
Circuit Judge
4 TRG- COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANIGIN CLERK
BY 1. Gallagher. Deputy Clerk
s-lo--8-23-60
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Atty Ai.an Bibb
lS08 Broadway

iSto EIo0uW0I
STATE or MICHIGAN
~ liz ClhCUlE COURT FOR THE
|UONIh OF WAYNE IN CHANCEKY
MAiISiE LEE BROOKS, Plaintiff Va.
WILLIE LEWIS BROOKS, Defendant.
oNDeN OF PUBLICATION
No. $500
~. ~ session Of said Court held at the
Sity Couaty Building. City of Detroit
Soun9 o. wayne state OF Michigan
on ,ne ioth day OF June, AID. 1860.
- fnIoENi n1',r.Ni HONORABLE THEODORE
*. BONN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the Dcfcndant,s ad-
uiees - no. Known and therefore he
N"i'no' o. - 'r'ed with Chahccry sum.
mons ivr the reason that Il cannot
~ ~, "sre 60 e.'lined IN what State OF County
III IS ORDERED. that the Des.,d
aht tntef ms appearance I'm tha cause
on of before three ~ monfhs eras,
the date OF th.s order. or said nm oe
complaint r.il be taken as cooecsso,,.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED fhst
copy OF this order be sent hv 49,,
stored mail to the said Defendant Wi.
nc Lewis Brooks at his last known a.
drcN 1881 GrandS. Detroit. NIchiesn
and "A Eot received PERSONAL, bx s,,d
defendant a. least twenty l2Oi 49,
before the Time prescribed for az.
pcafance, that this Order be .nuhlish
ed, as required b, law
THEODORE r. BONN
ro,,s ,.oc Circuit Judge
EDGAR M. BftANICIN. Clerk
by ~ L. schumsn Deputy Clerk
M Dated. 90 A. co
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

shoes with her welfare allott
ment check.
Ned Young, 25, of 1880 Hunt,
Sas found guilty Of possession
an unregistered gun last week
by Recorders Judge John "A.
nicca and fined SIS or so days.
Police SAID Young was arrested
after he had threatened his wife,
Frankie. 28. with the gun wnen
ne caught her talking with
another man.
James Richards. 81, of 1917
Superior, was found guilty OF
nonsupport of his eniranged wife,
Mrs. Julia Richards. 81, of 1882
Leland, and their ten year-old
child and sentenced 10 80 days
in the House of Correction.
The Richards were married IN
July. 1919 and separated in Au
gust, 1856
The last support was 50 IN
1858.
Three persons charged with
engaging in an illegal occupa-
tion who were arrested last week
with 81 other persons in raid
hy police at 1918 East Cantit>i,
were found guilty.
Robert l. Pearson. 40, OF the
Garfield address was fined S25
or 80 days. Wilbert l.. Wells
40 and Mary Pearson. 35, both
Of the Garfield address were
fined $40 or 30 days each
The raid was led by Patrol
mai Reginald Harvel of Wood
ward Station The officer said
he purchased a bottle of beer
for 35c.
Confiscatcd in the raid were
"a bottles Of beer and one gal
Ion of moonshine whiskey.