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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07

The Democratic nominees are men of
long experience in the service of Vir-
ginia - Albertis Harrison, Jr., for gov
ernor; Mills E. Goodwin, Jr., for lieuten-
ant governor, and Robert Y. Button, for
attorney general. They are we'll qualifi-
ed, and deserve the vote and support of
every Democrat.
The Republican nominees H. Clyde
Pearson for governor, Mrs. Hazel Bar
ger, for lieutenant governor and Leon
Owens for attorney general have waged
vigorous campaign.
In this area, the incumbent delegates
have no opposition. Each is valuable,
experienced representative who deserves
the support and omplimentary vote of
their Democratic constituents.
&c. vote today, even if it requires
some Inconvenience to go to the polls. It
is our duty to vote in every election.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07
Babson Discusses The Dow Jones Average

BABSON PARK, MASS, Nov.
6 - So much appears in the
newspapers about the Dow Jones
Averages that l am sure readers
will be interested in an analysis
thereof. The most well-knoWn
and widely discussed stock aver
age is the Dow-Jones Industrial
companies, and they are looked
upon as blue chips They are
popular choices for trusts and
pension funds, which often disre-
gard the prices at which the
stocks are selling, and rely on
the dollar averaging" concept
and the growth of our economy.
The thirty stocks which com
prise this Average are as fol
lows:
Allied Chemical, Aluminium
Company, American Can. Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph.
American Tobacco, Anaconda,
Bethlehem Steel. Chrysler, Du-
Pont, Eastman Kodak. General
Electric, General Foods. General
Motors, Goodyear, International
Harvester, International Nickel,
International Paper, Johns Man
vile, Owens-Illinois Glass, Proc
tor and Gamble, Sears Roebuck,
Standard Oil of California, STAN
dard Oil of New Jersey, Swift
and Company, Texaco, Union
Carbide, United Aircraft, U. S.
Steel, Westinghouse Electric, and
Woolworth.
There are also two other Dow
Jones stock averages-one con-
sisting of twenty railroad stocks,
and one Of fifteen utility stocks.
There is also a Standard and
Poor's Daily Average. of which
I think highly, which covers a
diversified list Of 500 stocks. And
there are numerous other Aver
ages.
Individual Stocks
The Dow Jones Industrial
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07

Average varies from day to day.
Five years ago it stood around
$50. 1t later declined to 420,
swung up to 685, settled back to
566, and then rose to 726. It is
now around 705. Because of the
high level of this Average, many
people think that all stocks are
very high. However. many stocks
are selling well below their highs
of the past two years. Using the
DoW-Jones Industrial stocks as
an Illustration, we find that some
of these have reached new highs
recently-among them: Ameri-
can Tobacco, Allied Chemical,
International ickel. General
Foods, Sears Roebuck, and
Texaco.
Some have shown modest de-
clines of less than 10 per cent.
Among these are American Tele-
phone and Telegraph, Interna-
tional Paper. Proctor and Gam
BILE, Johns-Manville, and Union
Carbide.
Broad Middle Group
Most of the stocks have de-
clined from 10 to 20 per cent.
Goodyear, Standard Oil of Cali
fornia, Du Point. Eastman Kodak,
and Swift and Company have de-
clined between 10 per cent and
Is per cent. These would consti-
tute a well-diversified list for
conservative invesors. On the
other hand, I would prefer a
combination of Celanese along
with DUPONT and Eastman Ko-
dak. although Celanese is not in
the Average. American Can is
also in the Dow-Jones group. It
is the Oldest can company. but
Continental Can, not in the Aver
age, is also a good stock.
We now come to the group
which shows declines of from Is
to 20 per cent. This includes In
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07
Amarillo Says No

A ID Amarillo to the list of American
cities which don't want federal mon
ey for strictly local projects. Uncle
Sam proposed to give Amarillo $25O,OOO
for sewer improvements. The city COM
missloners resolved that the city will
not seek nor will it accept on behalf of
the citizens of Amarillo financial aid
from the government of the United
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1861
Every Vote Counts

TODAY, Tuesday, November 7, Vir-
ginia will elect its governor, lieuten-
ant governor, attorney general, and leg
islators. Democratic candidates were
selected by a primary held in August,
and the Republican candidates were
selected by convention. Since through
the years nomination on the Democratic
ticket is tantamOunt to election, dam
gerous apathy exists among Democrats
who feel 50 certain Of their candidates
election that they make no effort to go
to the polls in general election We
say dangerous apathy, because nothing
is certain in elections until the ballots
have been cast and counted. If we ex-
pect to maintain our constitutional
form of government every voter should
exercise his right of suffrage and vote
in every election. It is a good habit to
form and a duty to exercise.
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More on McGuffey's Readers

ed assignments And the State will not
cut off $4,000 in annual school aid for
Twin Lakes, as once was threatened"
"The local school board had original
ly adopted the books as texts to teach
phonetics. State officials said they were
outmoded for such use'
Thus another tempest in the teapot
ends.
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periods or cycles. He has just brought
out new forecast for December which
indicates a colder weather in the mid
west (5.1 degrees in Salt Lake City,
and warmer than usual in the East
washington d. c. AZ degrees and New
York 23 degrees).
We suspect it will be cold enough
around Virginia to put new zip in the
air, make everyone feel bit pepper
and r;pen the persimmons and honey
shucks.
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s sss' opes se ns"se

ARVONIA. Nov. 6-Arvonia Ele
mentary will hold open house
Tuesday Nov. 7 at 7;;30 pm. If
connection with American Edu.
cation Week.
Winners in the magazine sales
campaign will be given awards
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07

States for the purpose of solving local
PROBLEMS that can and should be solved
at the local level"
Hold up on that handbasket Maybe
the country is not going plumb to you
know-where, after ALL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07
Cold Weather

COLDER weather will be welcomed by
almost everyone, especially the fuel
dealers. The last week has been more
like spring than fall, and the unseason-
able warm and humid days have left
many in a languid state Of physical be-
of the year as spring, summer, fall and
winter will soon pass and crisp, cool,
maybe cold weather is in sight
DR.. Charles G. Abbot, research as
sociate at Smithsonian Institution,
bases his theory on harmonic regular
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07

MCGUFFEY'S readers will stay in
~ limited use at the schools Of Twin
Lakes, Wisconsin, The u. S. News and
World Report says "the controversy be
tween the local and state school officials
was eased October 81
Agreement: Twin Lakes pupils can
continue to use the 1879 edition of Nc
Guffey's Readers - but only for select
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07

Freedom of the press is fine for q
nation which has press that is free.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-07

Dallas (Ter.) Morning Ners
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-22
Atty. Charles p. PERKINS
sz7E. WARREN
sTATk o. MlCHIGA

STATE or MICHIGAN
II The CIRCUIT COURT FOR IHE
COUNTY OF HAfNE ~ CHANG ERf
CLASSIC TiLLER. P.sintiN -,~
john IILLEk. Defendant
NO sli.777
a. session o. szic Court he'd a.
,re our, House N the cats OF De
,f9., Or re t0er's -eigni cas Of June
AID go,
PREsE<T HONORABLE VICTOR
! BAUM C.rc1A Judge
In ;ais cause y appearing D. az
fca.4t on f!le tnsi the defendant
J0rn Tier canno, Dr. served ~ pro-
ces. issued on, Of TINS COurt a. re
~ not resident Of the State Of
Michigan. bot resides IN the City Of
Cleveland Count, o. Cu.snogs and
state q Ohio.
o. MOTION or CHARLES x PER
KISS Aifornc. for Plaintiff,
n j. ORDERED THAT The de-
fencsnt. John 1l.er appear and
snsNeF me Bill Of COMPLIANT n ms
ta1Ae WITHIN three months from the
cs.e ~ ;nls order or that said Bill
sail oe TAKEN ~ confessed and that
mis- order be published according 70
.s~ and cop, thereof be served
upon the defencsnt b. registered
mail - required b. ls~
VICTOR J BAUM Circuit Judge
4 TRUE COPY
CAsPAR J Lf$GENA$. Clerk
~ schcman, Deputs Clerk
~ 1851
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-22

AM. yvusssm '. pstvssh. o.:
80 esrmss. Street. oess&'e =. sss"
STAIk % MICHIGAN
IN THK CIRCUIT COuhT TON I'LL
rot'<TY or uAlNk IN CHAN(kNl'
Roscoe Barnett. Plaintiff. vs.. Kat
nsr.ns Barnett. Defendsns-
Ne. sio-7sA
Al session o. me above entties
Coart. mead an the ~lt> oonts .oesxs
IN. m the City Of Detroit. Iounty
of wz,nc. and state Of nienieee
las i~enis -nsneth ds> Of MAY A.
rxEsE~r. HONORABLE. Horace
" uDmors, Nsreuit Judge.
q Appearing % sfno~sA neteto "
.sched. that the defendant - moi :
reSesn; OF Michigan out tn~s me-
al kno~n pace on resicenee Vas
AZ S177 Sloss, street. Birmingham
..ao-ll4a- NAT
ON motion Of WILLIAM 7. PAT.
RIIh. 81. Attorne, for the pisintuf
- - hEREBs ORDkRED, that the
oefeodzn, enter her appearance
e.tner IN person, or os Attorney, Win
an tnree monlns from date nereofs
NJ. oil. OF Complaint viii DC tAken
=, confessed against her.
1T Is FlkIhLh ORDLnkD, tnst
IN. eop, VI i1as Oruer 10 Appear
% zen, 10 the last kno~n place of
rcs.otnce OF the defendant, D. re-
c,stcreo mai, return receipt request.
81 Anc tna.s a lr1e cops OF s<io
order 10 Appear DC puDiisned &C
...4.1s 10 lsa.
Horace ". Gilmore, Circuit Judge.
\ True COPY
EDGAk NJ. bA-A>i1i>, tLEith
b 4. g. CsuesneT, Depus, clerk.
g.. .-1Nl
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Attorney Charles r. Perkins
S77 6. Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE IihIIii IUIKI FOR THE
COUNTY or MAi>k AZ IHAN(kki
.AAKrHA BUUhLK, Plalnlui vs.
JOSLrn bOOhLk, Defendant.
NO. te5.Sts
At . session Of said Court, held al
the CIT, ( ounty Building, IN the ,Its
OF Detron on the twenty live DAY
Oh apru, AL, 1851.
PRESENT: hONURABLE, NEAL
Fla LIEk4ALD, SIHILIT JUDGE.
IL satisfactorily appearing TO the
Court ~ sIiiaavit on fsle the Chancery
summon has been issued out and
under the seal OF this Court tor the
appearance OF said defendant herein,
aud mat the same could not be served
on or before the return Gay thereof,
because the SAID defendant being
resident OF the City OF Detroit, County
OF Wayne and Stale OF Michigan, was
conceaied therein, and SAID Inanccry
summons has been returned, showing
mat after oIngcnt search and inquiry
said defendant could not be served
IN said CITY OF Detroit, County OF
Wayne and State Of Michigan, on or
before the return day thereof;
On MOTION Or CHARLES r.
PtnhlNS, ATTORNEY FOR THE
rL.AI.>IlfF;
1T ID OnDERED that said Joseph
Booker, cause ms appearance TO DC
entered in this Court within three
montns from the date OF TINS Order.
and IN case of ms appearance nc
cause ms answer 10 the plaintiffs
Bui OF Complaint TO bc tlled, and
copy thereof TO be served upon
the attorney for the plaintiff WITHIN
twenty days alter service upon HIM of
"A al
this order, and that IN default thereof.
the said Bui be taken as confessed
W SAID defendant.
1T Is Further ORDERED that a
copy OF TINS Order be published &C.
cording 10 law and copy thereof
be served upon the defendant by
Registered Mah as required BY law.
Neal Fitzgerald, Circuit Judge.
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk
BY h. l.. SCHUMAN, Deputy IIerx
! xy-6 3 81.
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Atty Ralph Miller
11I1e1 neotsiodro

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
Andrew Berger, Plaintiff, VS.
lhcima Berger Defcndent.
NO. sos-sH
~ session OF said court held ~
me county Courthouse I'm the CITY
OF Detroit Wayne County Michigan
TINS Thrity.onc day Of MAY 1861 AID.
PRESENT HONORABLE: Horace w.
gilmore. Circuit Judge.
IN this cause II appearing from az
.luavit attached that the defendant
iheima Berger Is not resident OF
me city OF Detroit, Wayne County
Mlcnigan, but thata that she Is a re-
siucnt OF the State Of Ohio. residing
AZ 22I7 83rd st. Cleveland Ohio.
on motion OF Ralph w. Miller al
torncy for the Plaintiff.
IL II ORDERED that the defendant
,neima Berger appear or answer ~
nc above cause on or before three
~ months from the date hereof
or mat said Bill may be taken rs
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy or this Order shall be sent BY
nce'stcrcd mail TO the defendant ~
ner last known address. 2277 83rd ~.
.icvciand Ohio, and In case no re.
,urn receipt signed by the defendant
IS received, that this order shall
Law.
Horace w. Gilmore. Circuit: Judge.
EDGAR NJ. BRANICfN, CLERK
~; schumsn, Deputy Clerk.
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
s71 g. Warren Avenue.

STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Tuy
COUNTY OF WAYNE ~ CHANCrpv
JAMES JOHNSON JR. PI.AI\TIrv
vs. ANNIE LEE JOHNSON, DEFEND
ANT. 'O
NO. Sos-sSs
At a session of said Court h,ld
at the City County Building IN ,ns
City OF Detroit on the first d, q,
MAY AID, 1861.
PRESENT: HONORABLE Horace "
Gilmore. Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing b. ~
fidavit one file that the defendsn,
Annie Lee Johnson, cannot be scr,ed
by process issued out OF this Cour.
as she is not a resident of the Stste
OF Michigan. but resides In the Clfv
OF Wichita Falls. County OF NlShta
and the State OF Texas.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES r
PERKINS, Attorney for Plaintiff
TT Is ORDERED that the dcicndan,
Annie Lee Johnson appear and an.
swcr the Bill OF Complaint in TINS
cause, within three months from the
date OF this order. or that Said hll
that this order be published accord
ing TO law and copy thereof be
served upon the defendant bl 10.
gistercd mail as required by Law
Horace W. Gilmore. Circuit judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANICIN. Clerk
By a. { Gallagher. Deputy Clerk
6-6 10 81
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ksfy. chsries 3 Perkins
s11 z warren

STsgk " MICHIGAN
-, tiit ifftif ri FOR THF
COT ',-I Cf HAf,.E r. CHA>CEKi
ittf- MIST P.el~fff ~ EDITH
MAJ s. E-T Dsferc~nt
~ si17f7
ffttiDr ~ 80 foIrf held
~ tte f4' f1.rf- o8.clng in me
~ Dt-fcI or re Seseneeth
~ rt 5.it 3 y ltfi
ptt-f'sT HCtDfAtLk JOSEPH
,t ttiy4t flrcs' jscge
4, t-.t re4s@ - sy1esrlng b, Of.
fc>s rr f-f frsf t-r defendant
fcra We Hst ss1D' be served
-t,rrtt itt4tc .t.s ~ '.is Court
r>' res zen. ~ me State
~ f.fsSsr b. rfs.ces n the cts
- grimm rr41tt n Klnzs and
-sft ~ |ee ferx ard ner address
z, r~rr.r Avenue, BROOKLYN New
~ wOTioN ~ CHARLES r.
pfrFINt AffoIn-- for Plaintiff
jaime, Hrst. IT IS ORDERED that the
cfifncanf foith Mae West. appear
arc ansHef the Bill ~ Complaint into
ADf sute Dlthin three - months
from fhs date ~ this order. or that
said Bili viii b. taken ~ confessed
and hat this order be published &C
'ordirr - law and copy thereof
b. srr.td upon the defendant by re-
aisfefcd nail - required by Law
JOSEPH a SULLIVAN, Circuit
Judge
4 TRUE copy
EDGAR " BRASfCTN
CLERK
~ = w. Method, Deputy Clerk.
22-3 Is 81
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STATE or MICHIGAN
II IKE CrsCllT COURT fok IHk
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHA>CERl
LOrTlE HEARD. Pislnsiif vs.
ULYSSES hEtRD. Defsnc2nf.
Al A ~eS<on q sz31 Gear. held a.
tas Ctsy-c o--x, B1-l1Ink, N the CITY
q Dstro.s o. tre rfteenlo d4s Of
MAJ. AID- 1871
PRE>ENT. HONORABLE Horace ".
C4rors, Cirxuli s1cge
X szssxscsorsSs s7P<arins 70 the
Gear - ssfscasif o. fi.e the Ih<ncer
Sarl1ons nas o<en issued out me
ur.ce- re sea- % this Court for the
lrp<arznce q sad cefenczni hereln,
Az saas TIE same couId ros oe
~<~<c O. OF ocfore the return DAY
tkfrrcs. because tne said defendant
oe1zx a resaceaf 81 the CATS Of De
tro.s. kc-r., q NAME ana State Of
N.celEzr. p2s concealed therein, and
AZ CtanceE1 Summons has been
rst1r-cc showing tnai after dl-isent
&2rcn snc inqG4r,, said defendant
cc1lc ncI o< se0ec IN said Ciu Of
Detroit. Cent, % Wzsne and State
q lcrlgsn. on or before the return
on MOTION or CHARLES r. PER-
KI>S. ATTORNEY FOR TIE PLAIN
TIFF
II Is ORDERED that said Ulysses
Hezrc cause RS Appearance TO be
erserec IN this Court within three
months from the c1.e OF this Order,
and n case OF hls appearance ne
cause His answer 70 the plaintiffs
BIZ o. Complaint 10 De flied, and
copy ;hereof 20 De seHed upon the
a,torne. 70 r1he plsln.r within
g4en;, DAYS after e 11ce upon him
q cops Of aid Bill. and notice Of
this order. and that n default thereof,
the salc Bill Dc taken IS confessed
3, SAID defendant
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy % tnls order be published &C
cordlng 70 la and copy thereof
oe s<rec upon the defendant by
Rt Clustered Mall as required b. Law.
Horace " Gilmore, Circuit Judge
A True COPY
EDGAR ~ BRASlCIS. CLERK
b SCh-man, Deputy Clerk.
5 2o-s - 6i
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vvswssm '. pssrek, g.
seSs pssusss. street; os<rssS. s's~
srArr or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Fok Ihe
COUNTY or WAYNE N CHA>(kkl
James EDWARD Ph.ilips. f.nianft'
VS. Lxurz {. Fhillips, p<fe1csk'
40. sSe-ss7
AZ a ~<<s1on Of the above entlc1
Coar<. held IN ne CITY -Ccunts bcno.
in< IN The ciss 81 Detroit, Sc1nts o.
Wayne and state q Nsehiksn tns
f.nn ca Of jan< AID. 1871
PRESENT. HONORABLE inscoos<
X Bean. Circuit Judge
s,,sre<c shst me eefencsns is ret
reSc<n. Of Nl<hiEsn, but TIA;
her last known place q rtsdencs
as al Birmingham. Ala care o.
Osnegsl Deliver.
on motion 81 WILLIAM 7. PAT
RlCk. ST.. Attorne, fer P.ainiin-
III Il HEREBY ORDERED, that the
defendant enter her appearance
either in person. or b At;oTnes'
wifhsr three ncn;hs from Gate here
Of. or the Bal OF Complaint VII DC
taken a. confessed against her
II i FURTHER ORDERED, inss =
true copy OF THIS Order 10 Appear
b. sen, 10 the lsS address OF the
defendant. b, registered mai, return
reccip, requested. and that irse
copy Of sssd Order 10 Appear DC
published according 10 Az
Theodore r. Bonn. llrcu4i Judge
A True COPY
EDGAR NJ BkA>lGl>. SLkhh
b Shumsn. Deputy C.erk.
g. 1851
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Atty. CHARLES PERKINS
S17 e WARREN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IHE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERf
JAMES l.. JONES, Plaintiff vs.
BEVERLY Ann JONES, Defendant.
NO. tIo-34S
AZ session OF said Court held al
the Courthouse in the City Of Detroit
on the slNeeth day OF May AID, 1901.
PkksENl: HONORABLE Horace ".
IILaUKr, Circuit Judge.
In thls cause X APPEARING by afnuavit
on file that the defendant, Beverly
Ann Jones, cannot be served by
process issued out of this Court as
she Is not a resident OF the state
OF Michigan, but resides In the City
OF ST Adams, Queens County and
State OF New York.
On MOTION OF CHARLES X. PEk'
kl>s, attorney for plaintiff:
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant,
Beverly Ann Jones, appear and an
swcY the Bill OF Complaint In this
cause within three months from the
GATE OF TINS order, or that said Bill
viii be taken as confessed and that
,ais order De published according 10
la~ and a copy thereof be served
u,,on the defendant be registered
A.. 49, required py law.
Horace W Gilmore, Circuit Judge.
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR ". BRANIGIN
CLERK
5 20-6 "a 81.
b Scnuman, Deputy Clerk.
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N Q 7 &c < S
L E G Al
sTkTE Of MICHIGAN
THE pPosErr rNUpT For TrE
COUNTY or WAYNE
No ses.zt2

-.. t.d'ft t'fIr. F~fotc Cf
~ FL. fsiKf - Deceased
\0trt .t IrfsD- 1.f'r nat 81 c.eci'
'nt ~ sad ceccs>ec are re-
cI4,c ~ pfr.eif 'ttis Claims IN
nfrsa4 ana -acc lata 20 ,slc fourt
g.. ne Probate Ot.4le p me CT, Of
Dtt4oit 10 said ONT, and ~ serve
tOt. iteteoi upon RIG HARD
FRANKLIN kkecufor % Ssic estate
~ ~ Heidelberg DetiOr MiCn on
g., before fne 2Stn dss o. September
y Jti and tnai sucn claims viii
b, .feaf1 b. ,ald court before Judge
.tRatk SZi MsNSki In Court
Room So l2.l Cift Count Building
Sd III. ca, Of Detroit. In said COUNTY,
81 W, 1d,t cat ~ September A ID.
s - NO O'clcfk N The afternoon.
De'fr fl.t - 1861
FftNk ) sZf nA>skI Judge Of
~ fcfsbs rrrit, that ! have
oom.ated ne foregoing copy with
.r1r. fcfD4u '.sfcDf and nave
ff@n1 'ne same ri oe tpfgeft tran
~ .ptr tr1ira- record.
D4'cc jl.s ~ ttei
t-,f i kel,or Dep.', Probate
rssafc IN DETRoiT TRIBt NJ
otfe t.t ~ees fyf 'rrte sfeks SUE.
fesassi. -A-lr tn.f', ds,s from
w. rett tesccf.
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az y. Warren
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FoR r,,u
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHA%st,nE:
ESTELLA JACKSON, Plsln,,es hf
MERRILL JACKSON. Defendant. W
NO. 6o9-&to
A. . session Of said Cour, h.,a
the Court House In the CITY 81 |"
trolt on the twentieth day Of Aprs
AID, 1851. "Fa'
PRESENT: HONORABLE Neal T..
gerald. Circuit Judge. W.
In this cause, n appearing n, =,
fidavit ON file that the defena.-,
Merrill Jackson. cannot be served ~
process issued out OF this Coor,
he Is not a resident Of the STAT =,
Michigan. but resides IN the Cl,, "
81. Louis. County OF ST. Louis ~.
stair OF Missouri. '''
on MOTION or CHARLES r pm
kINS. Attorney for Plaintiff ="
IT Is ORDERED THAT the dcge,a
ant. Merrill Jackson. appear and .r r
wcr the Bill of Complaint m 49,.
cause. within three months from, ,.s
date OF this order, or that ss,d IN,
will be taken as confessed and ~.
this order be published according
Law and copy thereof be .eg,cS
upon the defendant By registered MN
a. required by law.
Neal Fitzgerald, Circuit judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Cictk
By A. c. Gallagher, Deput, Clerl
4 29-6 } 81.
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Atty. Jesse G. Williams
11oe Broadway

STATE or MIC HIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE N CHANG ERY
GERALDINE GIBSON. Plaintiff vs..
ARO$ GIBSON Defendant
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
Al session Of said Court held in
tho City-County Building in the CT,
~ Detroit County Of WAYNE. State
Of Michigan, on June Is 1861.
PRESENT. HONORABLE FRANK
FITZGERALD. Circuit Judge.
n appearing that the defendant Is
not resident OF the State OF Michi.
gan. but resides in BROOKLYN, New
York
IT Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance in this OF Com,
plant shall be taken as confessed.
IT Il FURTHER ORDERED that
. copy of this order be sent By New
York. his last known address and IL
not received personally b. said de.
PENDANT ~ least twenty 20 DAYS be.
fore the time prescribed for APP
pesrance. that <his order be published
a, required by law.
FRANK FITZGERALD, Circuit
Judge
4 TRUE copy
EDGAR " BRANfGIN, Clerk
b Schuman, Deputy Clerk
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COUNTY or WAYNE,
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At a session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF wayne, held al
the Probate Court Room In the City
OF Detroit, on the Fourth day Of
May In the year one thousand nine
hundred and sixty-one.
Present Ernest {. Boehm, Judge
OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Nellie Leah Johnson, Deceased.
An instrument IN writing purport-
ing 10 be the last will and testament
OF said deceased having been de-
livered into this Court for probate
II Is ordered, That the Sixth day OF
June, Next al ten o'clock in the
forenoon at said Court Room be APP.
pointed for proving said instrument.
And II is further Ordered, That a
copy of this order be published once
In each week for three weeks con.
secutively previous TO said time OF
hearing, In the Detroit Tribune, a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said County OF Wayne.
Ernest C. Boehm, Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be a correct tran
script OF such original record.
Isabel X. Fitzgibbon, Deputy Pro
bate Register.
Dated May 4, 1861.
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