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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received by
the State Highway Department of the
State of Delaware at the office OF the
Director of Operations tRoom 202D in
the Highway Administration Building
in Dover, Delaware, until 200 +. NJ,
ED r, August 90, 1861, and there
after shall be publicly opened for
contracts involving the following APP
proximate quantities:
CONTRACT NO. 5000
WIRE ROPE REQUIREMENTS
1861 -62
STATE WIDE
$500 IF Wire Rope in Various
Sizes New Castle County
1880 L.F Wire Rope in Various
Sizes, Kent County
$500 IF. Wire Rope in Various
Sizes, Sussex County
ss@---~n%
CONTRACT NO. eo31
SODIUM CHLORIDE
REQUIREMENTS 1876
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
400 Tons Sodium Chloride
sss---ess
CONTRACT NO. so32
SODIUM CHLORIDE
REQUIREMENTS 1e6162
KENT COUNTY
100 Tons Sodium Chloride
~@s- .~e%
CONTRACT NO. 1858
SODIUM CHLORIDE
REQUIREMENTS 1861 go
SUSSEX COUNTY
100 Tons Sodium Chloride
Hs%---s@~
CONTRACT NO. 1854
PERMANENT TYPE ANTI-FREEzE
REQUIREMENTS 1e61-62
STATE WIDE
900 Gals. Permanent Type Anti
freeze, New Castle County
700 Gals Permanent Type Anti
freeze, Kent County
500 Gals. Permanent Type Anti
freeze, Sussex County
CONTRACT NO. 8o36
REFLECTIVE SHEETiNG AND
PLASTIC FILM
1873 Rolls 24"x50 Yd. Exposed Lens
Reflective Sheeting
AS Rolls 24"x50 I'd. Enclosed Lens
Reflective Sheeting
80 Rolls 24''x50 Yr. Fluorescent
Plastic Film
Rolls 2i'x50 Yd. No. $50
Transparent Scotchcal
As Rolls 30'x50 Yd. Enclosed Lens
Reflective Sheeting
Rolls 24"x50 I'd. Black Plastic
IA Rolls 24"x5o Yd. White Plastic
Film and Yellow, Plastic Film
10 Rolls 36"x50 Yd. Enclosed Lens
Reflective Sheeting
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having no further use for the ioiiow-
ing items. | will offer for sale al my
home, 109 West Street, MILFORD DEL
aware, Kent County, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, 1861
AT 1890 SHARP
the following:
E'rigidaire refrigerator, Z
washer, gas stove, kitchen table ana
four chairs (new) two oil healers,
sdeboard, several straight back cnalfs,
several rocking chairs, electric stove,
heatrola, metal top table, kltcnen
STOOL 3-piece living room suite, wood
stove, lawn chairs, chest OF drawers,
sewing machine, wash STANDS, 8
bureaus, wardrobe. clothes hamper
3 complete beds, end tables, stands,
sewing box, card table, trunks, med
icine cabinet, roll-top desk and swivel
chair metal cabinet, clothes tree,
electric toaster. electric iron, wash
bowl set and several odd pieces, lamps,
oil drums, dishes, pots, pans, ket-
ties, rugs, blankets, steets, towels,
desk new, and other things too num-
erOuS to mention.
TERMS: Cash, day of sale.
EMMA J. BAILEY, Owner
Milford, Delaware
Burt WINS, Auctioneer s-z5-zt
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Situate In Cedar Creek Hundred,
Sussex County and State Of Delaware
| will expose to sale, by way OF
Public Auction, on
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

CONTRACT NO. 8010
TIRE CHAIN REQUIREMENTS
1o61-62
STATE WIDE
161 Sets Tire Chains, New Castle
County
122 Sets Tire Chains, Sussex Coun-
ty
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
CONTRACT NO. 803o
SNOW FENCE REQUIREMENTS
1861 .6o

1861 go
STATE WIDE
New Castle County
$500 L.F Snow Fence
5000 Ea. Post
Kent County
5000 LF. Snow Fence
1850 E,a. Post
Sussex County
1000 L.F. Snow Fence
Alps Ea. Post
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
American Legion Post
Entertained

James L. Sipan, 55 Sperry
Road and his family enter
tanned the American Legion
Post 481 of Shaker Heights, Of
which he is a member, at a
picnic at their home on Tues
daV July 18.
This is said to be the lar
geSt such event in the his
tory Of the Post. A total Of
40 adults and AZ children en-
ioycd the activities.
One General, Phil Twigg
from Florida was among the
number. Other familiar nam
cs in the group were FEEDER
al judge Herbert Horn. one
star general, James Burkey,
two. three star generals, Ce-
ell B. WhitcOmb and James
Glea son, Kenneth cart er,
Criminal LAWYER. Everett JO-
mes, known pianist and F.B.
I. AGENT, Robert BalluS.
A large canopy was erected
in the SiDan yard and many
sports and games were plan
ned for tn entertainment. The
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

formerly of Chester, have
come north by plane and are
staying in Middlefield.
Mrs. E. B. Tinker of Ash
land visited tn e Forrest
Bonds. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boep-
pie of Austinburg spent last
last week with their children
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Gre
er of Cochranton, Penn. were
callers last Sunday at the
Thomas Battles home. At the
Battles home on Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley
williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander of Wayne, Ohio.
Chester people at Camp
Luther in Ashtabula ! a S t
week were Lance and Lisa
Factor, Michael Pozsgai al
so a guest Dennis Ahoe. Ac-
companying them from Val
ley Lutheran Church were
Lynn Arthur, John Hoffman
and Margaret Prottingeier.
The Rev. Ranta had charge
Of the Camp.
John 10th Sr. 800 Mulberry
Road is in room 723 Huron
Road Hospital the result of a
severe stroke.
Monroe Galloway of Min
eral Bluff, Georgia is Wis
iting his dauhgter, Mrs. Clau-
de Williams and family, 895
Chillicothe Ro a d. Several
weeks earlier Mr.. Galloway
and his wife were packed
ready to make the trip north
to visit at their daughters
home and a son in Washing
ton D. C. Mrs. Galloway died
very suddenly and the Will
liams went south for her fun
eral. Mr.. Galloway now
made the trip alone.
The telephone number for
the Methodist parsonage =
The Rev. william Bullock is
PA 9-9O59.
Dennis Ahoe of Superior,
Wisconsin is visiting at the
Rev. Ranta home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wyatt
of Brownsville, Texas, who
are spending the summer in
South Euclid, have been cal
ling in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. ErnrSt Tay-
loo also Mrs. Lawrence Rob-
inett and daughter, Laurene
visited the Y.M.C.A. camp in
Carrollton, Ohio on Thursday
where Ricky Taylor and Ron
aid Robinett are camping.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

CHESTER - Miss Olive
Osbourn, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles OSbourn, ITO
County Line Road, Chester
land Will leave next week for
San Francisco.
From there she will go by
ship to OkinaWa where she
will teach school during the
coming school year. In San
Francisco Miss OSbourn will
join a group of teachers who
also will teach ir OkinaWa.
The director of the teaching
staff will be on board
during the trip across the
Pacific, the teachers will be
acquainted with the teaching
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

program to which they have
been assigned; Miss Osbourn
the primary grades. Their
work will be in a large army
base and their pupils will be
children of American army
personnel stationed there.
there.
Miss Osbourn after gradu-
ating from West Geauga high
school, attended Hiram Col
lege ant received her degree
in Education. For the past
three years she has taught a
first grade in Willoughby
schools. At present she is
swimming teacher at the
West Geauga Recreation Day
camp.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
East Hill Aid Picnic
Travellers Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shat
fer and children Walter and
Ellen have returned i from a
trip of two and one half weeks
to Florida. Enroute they Wis
tied relatives in Berryville,
Virginia. They toured the
state Of Florida and visited
many places of interest. One
h rilIing g experience was
when they met Capt. Virgil
GriSSom at Holiday Inn near
Cape Canavara, where they
were staying. They met the
Capt. personally and he gave
the children their autograph.
On the return trip the Shat
ferS stopped at the Great
Smokes.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

be present to discuss plans
for the new building. This will
be located on Chillicothe Rd.
north of wilson's Mills Rd., on
a part of the former Wendt
farm. Services on July 80 at
900 followed by Sunday
School at 1000 August Holy
Communion at 900 am.
Trinity Methodist Church
During the coming week a
telephone survey will be con-
Quoted by the Womens diviS-
ion of the Trinity Methodist
Church for the purpose of
checking religious preference
es or church affiliation of
people in CheSterland.
On July 30 at 1000 am. DR..
Alva Cox, Executive Secret
ary Of the Board of Educa-
ton Of the Northeastern Ohio
Conference will be the guest
speaker, DR.. Cox plans to
leave soon for Oslo, Norway
to attend the 10 World Met
hodist Conference in August.
Special music for the July 80
service will be by Mrs. Don
aid Harncr. This Worship SER
vice will be proceeded by
Sunday School at 900.
CHESTER FOUR III CLUBS
Happy HemmerS
Virginia Shiplett reports
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
Return from West

DR.. and Mrs. A. John Rose
and sons, John and Charles
are back in Chester after a
trim to the West Coast. They
visited many outstanding nj
aces of interest in the Gold
Ell State including Disney
land and Yosemite National
Park. FnrOutc thcv StOpped
at Yellowstone, the Grand
Tetons, Grand CanvOn a16
Zion National Parks also
Painter Desert and Petririod
Forest. While in Los Angeles
they visited relatives there.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
NEWS from CHESTER

pony rides seemed the most
popular with the children.
Glenn Russell, a neighbor
provided two ponies for this
part Of the program. With
them came a trained rooster
who also rode on the ponies
backs.
Catering service was pro-
Vided by some Of the men,
berS and there were many
many extra treats for the
children.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
Heir WAYS

DR.. and Mrs. G. p. Titus
received word of the birth Of
a grandson in New York City
on July 20. The child is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Lazar CMarilyn Titus Of New
York City. The baby. who
was born in Mt. Sinai Hospi-
tai weighed six pounds two
and % ounces. He has been
given the name, Paul Titus.
A daughter, Paula. was
born on July 90 at Huron
Road Hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. James HerringShaW,
Ranch Drive.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
CHESTER CHURCHES
Christ PreShYtnrian

During the summer and
fall months, the Rev. D. C.
DeArment is basing his SER
mons on the old testament
books Of the twelve lesser
known prophets. At 900 am.
junior high, senior high and
adult classes meet at the
Chester Elementary School
at 1000 am. morning WOr-
ship service and church SC
hOOl.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

that the Happy HemmerS f.
H Club met on July 18 at the
home Of SuSanne Holmes,
Heath Road. Twelve girls
were present. Mrs. Gail Paint
er, leader, prepared the girls
for the judging and style
show for August 7. Each girl
will model t h garments
which she has made.
The NeedletteS
Dolly Raymond reports
that the NeedletteS Four H.
Club met on July 19 at the
home of Julie Moss. The
meeting was in charge Of the
vice president, Cheryl Chris
ty. There was more discus
sion about the booth at the
fair. A slogan was selected
but it will not be announced
until Fair time. The style re-
view for the club has been
cancelled. On August 7 at l:
90 pm. there will be a style
review for all Four H. Sew
ing groups. Judging will take
place the same day at 1:30.
Mothers are invited to attend.
The leaders will announce
the plac e. Refreshments
were served bv the hostess.
There was no time for recre-
alton. The next meeting on
July 26 at the home of Sue
Smith.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
Chester BAPTIST Church

At 11:0O am. guest minis
ter. the Rev. Clinton Powers
will speak. Since 1856 the
Rev. Powers has been on the
administrative staff as as
sistant to the president for
church relations at DennisOn
University, Granville, Ohio.
Choir practice is August 2
at 7:30 pm.
Oceanic Park in NeWbury
has been selected for the site
of the Sunday School picnic
which will be on Saturday
August -.
4
st. Marks Lutheran Church
On Monday July 81 at 7:30
at the parsonage, 70 Gram
wood Drive. the Church cOun-
Gil will meet. At this time
the building committee will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
Handicap Girls Meet

Fifty nine years ago a
group Of Chester school girls
f 0 7 m e d an organization
which they named "Handi-
cap Girls" Since they have
been married and settled
elsewhere they have continu-
ed to meet through the years
MIS-. Rachel living Mapes
still lives in Chester Last
Sunday she was joined by
Mrs. Letha HickoX Walker
and Mrs. Nellie Pugsley Du-
mont Of Chagrin Falls and
Mrs. Ella Marble Carlson
and all went to the home Of
mrs. Meta Murphy Jordon
in WiIIoughby. Only these five
are living.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
Welcome Wagon NOT in
MAGAZINE Business

Mrs. Walter Shaffer, Wei
come Wagon hostess, wishes
to make known the fact that
the Welcome Wagon is not in
any way connected with the
selling of magazines. 1t was
been revealed that when SOL
iCitatiOnS for the sale of mag
azines over the telephone,
have been made that in some
instances people have been
told that the names Of those
called were supplied by the
Welcome Wagon. Mrs. Shat
fer wishes to correct this
miSinfOrmation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

~ riIIod wi+b IovoIv rIovoy
orranao,,,orts onJ aordor,
boaIr ~ i,I NTrs 'S po,or+ = 7 pussali So Il,, -
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M pussol7 wonnor 17ho
i,,dC,;,,o+ $500 Iii 10 ,,,r7oT 10 CIV,
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,,i,oao1, ~ Awor5s ~ cborao
~ NJ p Konbort Tbo
Silva. | Too IN connootia,, With
a. nv auo,,t - Lnino ,,0, ,,o'ld ~ 10
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
Flower Show

Tho Perennial Gardeners
invite all interested to attend
their fourth annual flower
show to be held on Thursday
July 27 at the Chester Libr-
rarY, Hcrrick Drive. from J.
pm. The theme is n Sum
mer IntcrIudc. " Tables will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
so TRUE

Taxes never die thew Just
stick and grow, and all the
old ones remain with us.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

Reunion
The class graduating from
Chester high school IN 1909
held their 50 annual reunion
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
enn II q II entertained the
group at the Chester K Of P
Hall. Members came from
Chester, Munson, Thompson
and Cuyahoga Falls. A letter
was read from Harrison Ell
der Of Indian Rocks Beach,
Florida. Lynn Rciter was re-
elected as president and Mrs.
Clarence Battles as secretary
and treasurer. The group will
meet in Chester in 1862.
East Hill Aid Picnic
Members of the East Hill
Aid Society and their famil-
gies met for q picnic on July
at Forest Lane, North Cha
grin Reservation, MetropoIi-
tan Park. A large group was
present. Included in the num-
Der was one Of the members
Of the original society, Mrs.
f. B. Tinker Of Ashland, Ohio
After the bOuntifuI meal.
there was a program of ga
mes prepared by Mrs. Lynn
Battles.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
Past Chiefs Club

Mrs. Jerry Inkstcr enter
tanned the Past Chiefs Club
Of Maple Leaf Temple on
Tuesday, July 18.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

Cook Outs
A first report on the Coo
outs -Four H. Club has come
from Carol Frate this week.
She states that on Monday
July II the club met at the
home of the leader, Mrs.
Ralph Taylor where they pre-
pared their first out door
meal. Hamburgers and hash
ed brown potatoes were on
the menu.
Virginia Shiplett, Health
and Safety Chairman, gave
next melting date is July "a.
Rules for S a e t Y. The
next meeting date is July "a.
The girls will meet at TOO a.
m. at the home Of Mrs. Tay-
lor and go to Squires Castle
and prepare breakfast.
4
Snappy Shippers
The beginners sewing club,
The Snappy Shippers, met at
700 pm. at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Sam Patterson.
Each girl was expected to
have two of her projects COM
pleted ON that date. Bonnie
Gabriel served refreshments.
Judging was announced for
900 am. on August 7 at Trim
ity Methodist Church. The
three girls, Deborah Schar-
lotte, Bonnie Gabriel and
Mary Lou Patterson, who
went to Camp Whitewood re-
ported on camp experiences.
Marilyn Albaugh, reporter.
Chester News Briefs
Lynn Battles has returned
from a two weeks trip to Flo
rida. He accompanied his
Son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Stevenson
and family of Wickliffe. They
went to Eustis where they
stayed in the Battles home
there. The Stevenson family
made trips over various pl-
aces in Florida. They made
several stops enroute one
was in AShville, North Carol
ina to see Dianne Battles
there.
Mrs. Lena Hall of West
Palm Beach, Florida spent
Wednesday at the Arthur
Battles home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Ly-
man of EdgeWater, Florida,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27

CHESTER FOUR III CLUBS
Happy HemmerS
Virginia Shiplett reports
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-07-27
By Lennah y. Bond

Class Holds Fifty Second
Reunion
Evening star., 1961-05-21

Dick Bridge, research engineer for the Navy, is
head of canoeing family He and four took part
in the Brandywne slalom.
A nearperfect run made by Mr.. Bridge and II
yearold Charles who has been padding since he
S David 49, john II, and Steven l6 also in the
contests.
Mrs. Bridge, who admits she does little canoeing
herself says the family gets most of its practice the
Potomac and its tributaries Even the family dog she
says is a canoeing enthusiast.
Swift white water is no respecter of persons, and
Frank Havens of Vienna. Va. former Oympcs gold
medal winner in the 10000 flat water speed
events took ducking in the Brandywine
Frank who has been to four Olympics. is changing
to white water canoeing. And he's having trouble
adjusting his position to the new technique
on p00e
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

Protect your poultry and livestock from profit
robbing heat. Keep your own efficiency up too.
Alcoa Extra-Wide Aluminium Roofing keeps
buildings 8' to 150 cooler than outside air.
That's because it reflects heat-bounces it off
instead of absorbing il.
Alcoa Extra Wide Aluminium Roofing is easier to
put up. Its extra larger width-51 1/3"-lets
you cover same area with fewer sheets. Get the
best nowl And ask about Alcoa's famous 30-year
Warranty, best in the industry
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Check the
sup9iW-Ioh
features Of
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PAINTS

0HE-coAT WHITE HOUSE PAINT
Covers In Cleans Iteik-says dazzling white logger
proof midewressant eadfee DoEroxlc. tNo. 51)
Gal. $7.1s
SELF-cLEAAlHH WHITE HOUSE PAINT
Cleans itseH-stayx dazzling white longer FmneTesstant
nideTFeststant ieadfree nontoxic. NO l1 Gal $sIo
TOUGH PORCH FLOOR ENAMEL
Makes tough zbraslonresisianf plenty Of aI
ing Use indoors and wood composition
Gal, ss.65
DURABLE RED BARN PAINT
surface long Plenty iron oaa
Brushes easily Retains It's color. NO 4023 CAL S32s
Meisinrs-FIghting ALuhlAuh N00n FiNlSH PAINT
Painted wood nnisurs coming through
which buckles outside part NO. i55J Cal. $50
II aBreaihss'-AcRYLIe LATEx MAs0aRr PalsT
Stays better breathes,-asAx gater pnuor to
through outside without taking OF paint sheds
water No Aikah treatment needed Gal. $5.65
FaST-DRYIAa ACCENT INSIDE WALL PAINT
Acryc one no paint odor SoaDv
cleans brushes hands roller One beautifully
No primer needed Gal. S6.2O ct S1 40
0DoR-LESs DEc0RAMlc FLAT WALL ENAMEL
No paint onr Extra pigment gives excellent hing qanues
Stands repeated soap and water scribhings
Gal. $500 Ct. $I.7s
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-09
STATE or MICHIGAN
the PROBATE COURT FOR INT
COUNT oc WAYNE

In the matter Of the kstate OF 10
kACk BLOlNT, also knoAn a., Nv
hANE hORATIo BLoUSI, 81, deess'
~,
Notice Is hereby given that al ereof
tors Of saio deceased are rcquirea y
present their claims, IN ~ntins am
under oath. TO said Court at the p'e
bate Office IN the City OF Detroit
said County. and TO ser>c q copy ineis
OF upon Woodrow IA. flosd Exeella
OF s4ld estate al 1908 Broadway "
tro.t Is, Michigan on or before 1I
S0ih day OF November, AID. 1851, an
that such claims will be heard y
said court, before Judge FRANZ. ,
SZlMANSki IN Court Room No. ~;
City County Building in the CT!
Detroit. In said County. on the ~.
DAY Of November, AID. 1901, al wv
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated September IS, 1851. =
FRANK s. SZNMlA>ShI, Judge v
Probate.
! do hereby certify that have con
pared the foregoing copy With the w
ginal record thereof and have fouJ
the sznsS TO be correct transcript
such original record
Dated September 10, 1851 n.
Allen r. Edison. Dcput, Proose ~
gister.
Published In DETROIT TRIBUNE
once each week for three weeks ~
ceSsively, within thirty days from "
date hereof.
s-z3-io7-6i.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-09
Ne. sic-zs<
ORDER OF APPEARANCE

a. { ses1or Of RE soo,e en;ttled
Coc--. nt.c ir sns CTS, County B1Id-
lre r tft Cts a Detro.7. County of
Vs,-e ard STATE ot Michigan this
-. dzy q >ose -lh<r 4 D 1851.
PREsEST. HONORABLE, NEAL
FrIZCEIltLD. Clrcri; ludSe.
i appearing D. affidavit hereto al
isrne1 t1zt Cecil C. Spencer and
Es-.ce Spe-cc-. Co-cefencsnis. N ;his
cs1se are 10. residents G. Michigan.
c.. fhs. ire lzs- krcun place q re-
s.cer, - sd Cc-cefe rdsrts- wss st
--i5 Eciscr. street. Detroit. Michigan
Nos 5l@3. 5l55 and .isso Washing.
tor Boulevard Los Angeles California;
On r-c,lcr Of William J Patrick.
ST. s.torney for plaintiffs, 1T Is
EEREbf ORDERED. that sssd defen-
cs-fs enter freis appearance, either
- ptrscr. Or = sttoroes within three
troaf1s from date q This Order 20
4 Arpe<r o. ire Bli of Complaint wtll
be -zke- Is confessed against them.
r i FURTHER ORDERED, that q
true cops q f1is Orcer 20 Appear
=. III % a.. k-o~n addresses OF the
sd Ccceferdsrts. D. registered mail.
return receipt requested. and that
= tire copy q said order Be pub
Ashec according 20 law
NEAL FITZC ~ AID. Circuit Judge.
4 True COPY
EDGAR VI BRANiCIN, Clerk
l. tEHBfEST. Deputy CLERK.
l2z-5i i--i<s1.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-09
Influence People

TIE OK PUBLICATIONS. the
c., ct Detroit Tie Fs-ti.ize,
Dez.e-s src U~erS ct Michigan
ne L@sg1e Q. Wo-s- Voters @.
Michigan ne Michigan issollz
..c- q Book Stores. and the
Nlxh- gzr .AsSoclziion Of Private
DETECTIVES
All persons who wisn 70 in
fvsnce legislation should register
n1~.~ Hare urged ~ may Be
embarrassing fer those Who are
officially influencing lesislsfier
20 &c cenier . chance 70 sir
cs-nri-see chambers beesvse they
&C not have valid ssenfs reg
is'rs'ion card
Hare also reminded legislative
agents that credentials ISSUED Z.
tie Constitutional Convention 70,
lse II Constitution Hall have 10
Tsl1cty z me Cspiio. snc ina.
coe-rents issued D the Mich
.zsn D+ps-tner. Q. State cannot
" 1sed D. agents who wish 70
i-t.-ence Ccnlon delegates.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-09
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a S<p<snbts, AID. ISL
pxE<E<Y HONORABLE NATHAN
7 KAUFMAN. Cfrc1l: i.1St
n sp<<sr1ng fron sffid1sli stt1rn-
q h<rx<o snc filed h<re~fih fnsf
,,< c<lxn1xns nsrne1 IN ne above
fufirl<c cxns< ~ no< . rtsecent o.
re C0unty 81 wxyne and STATE OF
uicnlxzn- b1t thst he rrEces al
Mage sf Iznn-s. state q A-lno&s-
THEzuORE.
on u0TiOS or $. J. FLANAGAN.
xs.oru<. fer the pisinttff,
III rs HEREBY ORDERED that the
ss.ose -nznec cefendsn: appear and
snsptr the BlI Of Cpnpistnt fled
Il thts cxns< ~1thln Three - months
from cate o< this Oder. or sane may
y rxksr az confessed sEsins< him
" Is FURTHER ORDERED that .
cog, of TINS Greer be sert 70 tbc de-
sendxnr a. kis Izs. kn0-n address
- registered mal. or . like copy
be Published according 70 lzs.
NATHAN \. KAUFMAN, Circuit
ledge
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