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day. It Is so hot and we never get
to 60 out until 1t Is almost dark
and we want to look at some
houses.
Grandma and the oldest daught-
er, about nine, cleared up the dish
es, let the smaller ones watch the
children's shows on television and
bathed and put them to bed. Aileen
and Don still had not come home
at 10 pm. Grandma was so tired
she helped the children with their
baths and fell in her bed almost
exhausted.
More and more of the work fell
on Grandma's shoulders until the
neighbors noticed how tired she
looked. She only smiled and said
she guessed it was the heat. She
was happy to let Aileen get out
Of the house. Soon she was 50 tired
she was not able to do much and
so decided she would leave. Aileen
was so shocked to think her moth
er was leaving ahead Of her sched-
ule. But she left. She was tired
and yet would not admit even to
herself the reason she was 50 tired
In her way, she really enjoyed
her trip. She loved being able to
let her daughter have a little free
time and q little vacation from
the children She never once
thought Of Aileen as being selfish
And don't blame Aileen too
much for that is the way she was
raised OF course you would think
II she loved her mother she would
think If she loved her mother she
would see she is not as young as
she was once and try to help her
keep well and happy instead Of pill
ing all Of her work and worries on
her, but that Is the way it really
happened.
You who may chance to read this
might be shocked but I know Of
another instance like this 80 be-
lieve me, it can happen.
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KerSten, deceased; the Unknown
Heirs of Dorothy ]. Kersten, de-
ceased; Rollin W. Jackson; Isabelle
g. Jackson; Bertha Kersten; Bette
Ksrsten Field, individually and as
Trustees under an Assignment and
Amended Assignment executed by
Harry Kersten; Paul Holman, Tel
ford HOLMAN and Rae HOLMAN, not
Individually but as Trustees, under
a Trust Agreement of Ida Holman
Holman; Frederick Travis HOLMAN;
Jeanne Gertrude HOLMAN; Paul
Holman; and all persons or parties
unknown having right, title or in
terest in the premises herein,
Respondents.
TO THE RESPONDENTS ABOVE
NAMED, AND EACH OF YOU:
You, and each of you, are hereby
ordered to show cause, II any you
have, before the above named Court
at Room 800 of the Hennepin County
Court House, Minneapolis, Mime
1860, at 200 PM, or as soon there
after as the matter can be heard,
why this Court should not make its
order as follows:
Directing the Registrar of Titles
to receive for registration for the
land described in Certificates of
Title number 23S131 and 26O437, the
deed of Samuel Siegel, as Admins
traitor of the Estate of Fred Kersten,
Deceased, for an undivided one-half
interest; and the deed of Margaret
Estate of Dorothy J. Kersten, De-
ceased, for an undivided One-half
interest; both in favor of Rollin W.
Jackson and Isabelle @. Jackson,
husband and wife, as joint tenants,
subject to all outstanding recitals
and memorials appearing upon the
present Certificates.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy of this Order to Show Cause
be served upon the following Re
spondents located in the State of
Minnesota at least five days before
garet Shapiro, Rollin w. Jackson
and Isabelle G. Jackson, in the man
ner provided by law in the service
OF summons for a civil action; and
that a copy OF this Order to Show
Cause be served upon the following
Respondents located outside the
state of Minnesota at least ten days
before said hearing: Nicholas Isaac
son, Harold Isaacs, Angeline APP
plegate, Marion BenZuly, Harry Ker-
stem, Ida HOLMAN, Howard will
liams, Ernest Williams, Ruth Bern
stein, Bertha Kersten, Bette Ker-
stem Field, Paul Holman, Telford
Holman, Rae Holman. Ida HOLMAN,
Michael Stephen Holman, Frederic
Travis HOLMAN, Jeanne Gertrude
Holman and Paul Holman, said
service to be made as set forth in
Section 50S.39 Minnesota Statutes
Annotated, by registered mail. re-
turn receipt: and as to unknown
Respondents two weeks published
notice prior to the date of hearing.
DATED: August End, 1860
JOHN A WEEKS
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT
COURT
Abbott J. Gould
Attorney for Petitioner Samuel
Siegel
Administrator Of the Estate of
Fred Kersten
Suite 1856, 512 Nicollet Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Levitt and Schwartz
Attorneys for Petitioner Margaret
Shapiro,
Administrative OF the Estate OF
Dorothy J. Kersten
Roanoke Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Approved Marshall Sigford
Deputy Examiner of Titles
spokesman, Aug. IL & 10, 1860
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No. A-lllO8
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

No. A-1llO8
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Petition of
SAMUEL SIEGEL, ADMINIS-)
TRAITOR OF THE ESTATE OF
FRED KERSTEN, DECEDENT,)
and MARGARET SHAPIRO,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF THE
ESTATE OF DOROTHY ].
KERSTEN, DECEDENT, Direct-)
ing Registration of Probate
Deeds Pursuant to Order of }
License.
Samuel Siegel, as Administrator
of the Estate of Fred Kersten, de-
ceased; Margaret Shapiro, as Ad-
ministratrix OF the Estate of Dor
othy ]. Kersten, deceased; Nicholas
Isaacson; Harold Isaacs; Angeline
Apologize; Marion Benzuly; Harry
Kersten: Ida HOLMAN; Howard Will
liams; Ernest Williams; Ruth Bern
stein; the Unknown Heirs of Fred
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ton rather than the rule, 1 feel
certain. A mother came to spend
a month with her married daugh-
ter and her husband and their five
children.
Mind you, this daughter loves
her mother very much, but being
an only child she was spoiled and
50, the first day her mother came
she planned to go out that evening
because Mother would be there to
stay with the children.
Mother was tired from her train
trip and would like to have at
least rested a few hours but she
told her daughter to go out and
not worry about the children.
The next morning Mother didn't
see any signs Of breakfast being
made so she started getting it
ready and soon everybody was
rushing to see who could get to
the table first.
Daughter slept blissfully through
all of the noise. Breakfast over,
Mother and the oldest child cleared
away the table and finished the
dishes before daughter came down
stairs
Mother and daughter, enjoyed
a cup Of coffee and talked while
the children eagerly watched
Grandma They thought she
looked quite young to be q
Grandma and told her SO.
There was a big basket full Of
clothes to be ironed so Mother put
up the board and started ironing.
She thought Aileen would tidy
up the house and then they would
sit down and talk over some plans
she had in mind. But, Aileen said
Nom, while you are ironing, !
think I win go down town. I don't
get to go out often because baby
sitters are 50 high I only have one
on special occasions. Well, you
guessed right! Aileen left about
ten in the morning and when lunch
time came Mother stopped iron
ing to fix lunch for the hungry
children. They washed their faces
and their hands and ate. Forum
ately the back yard Is fenced in sc
Grandma did not have to watch
them too often.
Lunch was over and the kitchen
again cleaned up but still Aileer
had not returned. The smaller chill.
dren had been put to bed for a mar
and Grandma went back to iron
ing. She hadn't seen so many
clothes in a long time. In fact sh'
thought, 81 haven't ironed 50 many
clothes at one time since I wa
here last year.. Being a mother
she was happy Aileen could &c
out now that she was here to re
lieve her.
| About four pm. she Finishes
ironing clothes, folded them nicely
put them in the basket and though
she would sit down and rest. Sool
the children came in and wante,
to know when they were going /
eat. It was 4:30 pm. by this tim
and so, tired as she was, GrandmI
started the dinner. Aileen came 4
just before her husband, Don an
they all sat down to a good no
dinner.
You think Aileen changed he
dress and cleared up the table
This is a true story and I hesitat
to say 1t but Aileen and her hus
band got in the car and said the
would be back soon. She salt
Mother, I know you won't min
III we go out for a short drive t.
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Africa At A Glance

WHITE SLAYER OF AFRICAN SEEKS GOVERNORS CIENENCY
CAMP - Peter r. Poole 2Syear-old white settler
sentenced petiond
Kenya to commute his death sent
Imprisonment petition to the followed the
rejection Pooles appeal London by the Judicial committee Of the
Py highest judicial tribunal the British Commonwealth
rejection appeal at the time.
DAHoNEY INDEPENDENCE
Port NOvo Dahomey (ANP> Republic Dahomey which
could be Hened to officially announced
independence Aug the two million populated
country win remain within the French Commonwealth
AsLANs RAILING OUT OF UGANDA
Kampala Uganda amp a repetition in Uganda Of
uprising $4,000 Asans preparing for exodus
reported week Even Asans who native of
Uganda said be those seeking passports to quit ~
country.
COZ O COMPLAINS TANU INTIMIDATION
DarEss alaam Tanganyfka CAP) Northern Province
units of the Tanganya African
enforce the boycott against South African goods
According Of merchants being forced to either
destroy or South African merchandise
SIERRA LEONE SEEKS WORLD BANK LOAN
Freetown ANP)-A the World Bank to
finance new mining project at TonohH sought govern
which currently mines
The decision to seek World Bank money resulted
unsatisfactory Of talks with British German and
Dutch steel interests for participation in the venture
SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN IDENTITY CARD
Pretoria CAMP South African government
legal acceptance by African of dentf
ministry for Bantu (Aican) adnstra
ton requires 16 carry the
effective Of Dec These documents the
demonstrations African meals which led to the
infamous of blacks at sharpesvine
VOTE REGISTRATION IN KENYA
Nairob Kenya CANP Registration of all began
Monday throughout registration for general cleo
under the Lancaster House
sition in Kenyan cleo
legislation legislature Of
members eight to Asian and two
members
INDEPENDENCE DATE OF MAURITANIA
Nouakcot (ANP) According to agreements made
Iamc Republic of Mauritania the lat
country proclaim independence from French
Nov e. Transfer Of powers to Mauritania viii take place mutane
ousy signing Of cooperation between the two
countries.
GABON ANNOUNCE FREEDOM AUG.
Gabon legislative assembly approved
animouy independence
Aug. II.
T. NIGERIA OPENS FIRST TERM OCT. 10
Nsua Nigeria amp The first term Of the University Of
Nigeria officially begin according
acting principal Of the institution Two hundred
attend opening session viii
gin October r.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

ESSANAAA gSOA~AaAA SAo ANA~ n
State OF Minnesota, by Walter +.
Mondale, its Attorney General,
Dorothy Shade KurtEman; Leon Jay
Slade: John H. Kahler; Cyrus Mar
tinson; Roy Kahler Martinson; Dor
othy Wetherald: Unknown heirs OF
F1oy Kahler, VernA Low Martinson.
Verna Slade Denworth, and Elixa-
beth Kahler, deceased; Gwendoline
slade; Gwendolyn KAhler; Morey
Wetherald; City Of Minneapolls;
Theodore Caplow; barbara l. Long
botham, formerly Barbara l. Cap
low; First National Bank Of Min
neapolis; Robert Role; James Nc
Kay; Robert N. Burns; Elliot Le-
vine; Ivan Kubanis; Audrey Kuban-
IL: Lloyd J: Quad; Pauline Grady
Erickson; Elaine Williams; I'M
known heirs of Andrew Foss, also
known as Aren't Foss, deceased;
Michael Leahy; Curtis B, Erick-
son: A. Sidney Williams; Hazel J:
Andrew Foss, also known as Aren't
Foss, deceased; The Evangelical
Lutheran Church; Francis Gergen;
T. A Strout; Donald J. Walton;
Geraldine f. walton: Charles w.
Porter; Eleanor II Porter; {; A.
Traver; w. Kim; also all other per-
sons unknown claiming any right.
title, estate, interest or lien In the
real estate described in the Petition
Respondents.
IN THE NATTER OF THE
CONDEMNATION OF CERTAIN
LANDS FOR TRUNK HIGH
WAY PURPOSES
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PETITION
? MINNESOTA

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Petition OF Robert G. Peterson)
and Donna l. Peterson, his
wife, to adopt Timothy Dale)
Hartman.
Notice to Lyle X. Hagman:
You are hereby notified that Rob-
ert G. Peterson and Donna L. Pet
erson, formerly Donna l. Hartman,
have filed a petition for the adoption
Of Timothy Dale Hagman, by them
You are further notified that the
above matter is set for final hearing
on September 10, 1850.
Samuel H. Bellman
Attorney for Petitioners
940-512 Nicollet Bldg.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
spokesman, Aug. IL, 10, & G6)
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N o r I O Il

To the Respondents hereinabove
You. and each of you, are hereby
bottled that s on the s ssn d n.Sy,oS q
An, or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci can be heard, in the Court House
at Minneapolis, Hennepin County.
Minnesota, the above named petit
toner will present to the above
named Court a petition now on file
herein for the condemnation of GER
tain lands for trunk highway pur-
The objects of said petition are to
take for use on Trunk Highway
Legislative Route Number 3S2, which
has been designated as a controlled
access highway, a right Of way In
and over the lands herein described.
together with the following rights:
to acquire all trees, shrubs, grass,
and heritage within the right OF
way Of said trunk highway herein
acquired and to keep and have the
exclusive control of the same; to
acquire from the owners whose lands
front thereon any existing right OF
access to said highway and to keep
and have the exclusive control or
all access to said highway in ac-
cordance with the law governing
controlled access highways; and also
to acquire an estate in fee simple
absolute to the lands within the said
right of way; and further,~ to nave
the Court appoint commissioners to
ascertain and report the amount of
damages that will be sustained by
the several owners and persons in
terested on account of said taking.
The lands and rights desired and
proposed to be so taken are situated
in Hennepin County, Minnesota, and
are described as follows, and the
names OF all persons appearing OF
record or known to your petitioner
to be the owners of said lands and
rights or interested therein, includ-
ing all whom your petitioner has
been able by investigation and in
quiry to discover. together with the
nature of the ownership of each as
nearly as can be ascertained. are as
follows:
PARCEL 9 8. p. z7s1 CS97) 0O1
All of the following described lot:
Lot 10, Block s in Prospect Park
Heights Addition to Minneapolis,
according to the plat thereof on file
and Of record in the office OF the
Register of Deeds in and for said
Hennepin County, being registered
land as evidenced by Certificate Of
Title No. 1896.
Names OF parties interested in above
described land and nature OF
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PARCEL II s. p. 27s1 (Se7) 0o1
All Of the two following described
/ Lot Is. Block /, Carter and Stones
Addition to Minneapolis. accord
ing to the plat thereof now on
of the Register Of Deeds in and
for HenHepin County;
2. Commencing at the southwest
corner of Lot IS, Block I, Carter
and Stones Addition to Minneap-
oils; thence east SIS feet; thence
northwesterly to a point in west
line of said lot, distant I'm feet |
north from beginning; thence |
south to beginning, also that part |
of alley vacated in Block l, des- |
line running from point In west
line of Lot 10, distant TN feet
north from southwest corner
thereof to point in east line of
Lot Is, distant Is feet south from
northeast corner thereof all ac-
on file and of record in the office
of the Register of Deeds in and
for Hennepin County.
Names of parties interested In above
described land and nature OF in
terest:
| Ruth BentZen Fee
| County Of Hennepin Taxes
PARCEL 81 8. p. 27sI (S02) OO9
All OF the following described Lot:
Heights Addition to Minneapolis ac-
cording to the duly recorded plat
! thereof situated in Hennepin County
Minnesota, the Title thereto being
registered and evidenced by Certifl-
cate OF Title No. 202373.
Names of parties interested in above
described land and nature Of
interest:
Theodore Caplow
Barbara L. LongbothAm,
formerly Barbara L. Caplow
First National Bank
of Minneapolis
County of Hennepin Taxes
City of Minneapolis
Special Assessment
Robert Role Occupant
James Mckay Occupant
Robert N. Burns Occupant
Elliot Levine occupant
PARCEL ~ 8. p. z7sI Cse7) Goa
All of the following described lot:
Lot IL, Block ., Prospect Park
Heights Addition to Minneapolis ac-
thereof, situated in Hennepin County.
Minnesota, the title thereto being
registered and evidenced by Certifi-
cate Of Title No. 74t4S.
N@m Sssc or lana i ana nature Of in
terost;
Ivan Kubanis
Audrey Kubanis
Lloyd J. ouaid
Pauline Grady Quad
Burdette L. Miller Lessee
County OF Hennepin Taxes
City OF Minneapolis
| Special Assessments
PARCEL - 9. r. 978I (S03) O07
All of the following described tract:
Lots s and 6, Block 6, In Prospect
Park Heights Addition TO Minneapo-
lis according to the plat thereof on
file and OF record in the office of
the Register OF Deeds in and for
said Hennepin County, being regis
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Hazel ]. H. Foss Life Estate
Kathryn Leahy
Ruth Ericsson
Elaine williams
Unknown heirs of Andrew
Foss, also known as
Aren't Foss, deceased
Michael Leahy
Curtis B. Erickson
A Sidney Williams
Representative
Hazel J. H. Foss, Executrix }
Of the estate OF Andrew Foss,)
deceased
The Evangelical
Lutheran Church Mortgage
County Of Hennepin Taxes
City of Minneapolis
Special Assessment
Francis Gergen Occupant
T. A, Strout Occupant
PARCEL 81 8. p. z7SI CS92) OO3
All of the following described tract:
Lots 20, "a, Block 5, Meeker Island
Land and Power Company's Addi-
ton Revised, except the easterly one
thereof now on file and of record in
the office OF the Register OF Deeds
in and for Hennepin County;
together with all right Of access,
being the right to ingress to and
egress from the easterly one foot
Of said Lots 20, "a, Block s, to
Trunk Highway No. S92.
Names OF parties interested in above
described land and nature of in
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tered land as evidenced by Certifi-
cate of Title No. 1898.
Names OF parties interested In above
described land and nature of in
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THIS NJ THAT
By HazeI Underwood
Vacation PInns

vueution PlunS
cannot take long, leisurely vacations
In the green peace Of some high mountain crest,
But can give my often voiced vexations
A long-delayed and greatly needed rest.
cannot take a trip to some far shore
But can give complaints holiday;
And settle criticisms by the score
I'm packing up and sending far away.
The habits Of being anxious, and of doubling,
And making tart remarks that need amends,
I'm going to give a long and peaceful outing
All summer long, and when the summer ends
shall be glad, indeed If they should shirk
The woeful task OF going back to work.
Jane Merchant, in the Quiet Hour.
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tereSt.
Donald J. Walton
Geraldine Z. Walton
Charles w. Porter
Eleanor H. Porter
County of Hennepin Taxes
c. A. LeClaire Occupant
I. Park Occupant
J. Rang Occupant
John L Traver Occupant
W. Kim Occupant
Dated at Saint Paul, Minnesota,
this Sth day OF July, 1850.
WALTER F, MONDALE
Attorney General
ROLF o. SLEN
Deputy Attorney General
Attorneys for the Petitioner
Department of Highways
Capitol Approach
st. Paul l, Minnesota
spokesman, Aug. 5. IL, & 10, 1860
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ENJOY YOUR YACATToNf

When take trip to visit relatives
yourself and vacation enjoyed
they you you
Lately quite a
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IN THE NATTER OF THE
CONDENSATION OF CERTAIN
LANDS FOR TRUNK HIGH
WAY PURPOSES
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PARCEL - 9. r. 17sI (S02) OO7
All Of the following described tract:
Lots s and 6, Block 6, In Prospect
Park Heights Addition TO Minneapo-
lis according to the plat thereof on
file and OF record in the office of
the Register OF Deeds in and for
said Hennepin County, being regis
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

and Santa Ana, Calf; Dallas and
Houston. Texas; Roanoke, Va;
Charlotte, ~ c.; Atlanta, Ca; st.
Petersburg. Fla; Jackson, Miss;
Denver, Colo; and Murray Hill, N.
j.
I'VE are hopeful that we can ex-
pand our scholarship program in
coming years. helping alleviate the
serious condition which is pointed
out by recent studies Of the Nation
al League for Nursing and other
groups" Branch said. "At the same
time that we are granting these
scholarships, we shall be doing our
best to interest other foundations
and corporations in the nursing
scholarship plan, and we shall be
working closely with the National
League for Nursing and other
groups in helping interest young
women-and young men, toO-in be-
coming nurses"
Arrangements for awarding the
scholarships will be made through
local nursing schools, with none
of the applicants applying directly
to the Allstate Foundation. We
shall make use of existing facilities
and cooperate with existing nurs-
ing award programs" Branch said.
Branch said many of the ideas
and much of the inspiration for the
scholarship program came from the
Committee on Careers of the Chi
cago and Northeastern Illinois
League for Nursing and the Chi
cago Council on Community Nurs-
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10
Nursing Scholarships

A program to provide scholar
ships for student nurses and to aid
in the recruiting of young persons
Tor the nursing profession was an
nounced today by Judson B. Branch,
president of the Allstate Insurance
Companies.
Branch said this new program of
the Allstate Foundation will begin
In 1860 and will make possible the
awarding of an estimated so schol-
arships or more annually to young
persons who plan to enter the nurs-
ing profession.
The scholarship program has
been worked out in close coopera-
ton with the National League for
Nursing, and the awards will en-
able students to attend schools
which are accredited by the League.
Branch said Allstate is convinced
the insurance industry has a dis
tinct responsibility in. the field of
nursing, because there is a grow
ing shortage OF nurses TO meet the
needs of the nations rapidly ex-
panding population"
The 1860 program will get under
way in at least IA Allstate regional
Office areas, Branch said. All de-
tails in the scholarship awards will
be arranged by regional represen-
tatives of the foundation. These
representatives are those with Of
fees. in Skokie, ILL.,; Huntington,
l.. L., N. Y; Pasadena, Menlo Park