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The frontiersman., 1962-05-10

Darrell L. Baird, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service, recently returned from Washington, D. c. where he was advised the Senate Committee on Agricul- ture and Forestry was consid- ering the Alaska Farm and De- velopment Act of 1862, recently introduced by Senators E. l.. Bartlett and Ernest Gruening.
 Baird reported there has been confusion regarding the meaning and purpose of the bill and emphasized the need for the public to understand it. Baird, a Fairbanks poultry farmer, said, ''The program would assist farmers in com
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10
First Mothers Day Card Printed in 1912

FIRST greeting cards for mother were published in 1912, two years before the official holiday was declared. These early issues were not titled Mothers Day. however, so that if not sold before the little known day, they might be us- ed at any time as general greet ings for mother, says the Rust Craft Greeting Card Company.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10

the community building, intro duced the Governor and thank ed the many individuals who contributed time, materials and ideas to the project.
 Following the ceremony a luncheon was served by women of the Willow community.
 Governor Egan was accom- panied by Mrs. Egan and two aides, John Alcantra and Joseph Rothstien.
 The building was made pos sible by the Governors appro- val in 1860 of $8,000 of State Depressed Area funds. The money was used for payment of wages to qualified Willow area residents.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10
AND ANSWE ER s

QUESTION: I am a dentist and have no intention of re- tiring. I will be 72 years old in May 1862. One of my colleagues told me recently that I could receive social security benefits starting in May. Would this be true since I have paid social security taxes only since 1856 when dentists became subject to the law?
 ANSWER: From the facts you have given you will be en- titled to benefits starting with May 1862, but you must apply for them. As your date of birth was 1890 you need only six quarters of coverage to be elig- ible. You have already earned that many if your net profit from your practice has been at least $400 yearly two or more years since 1856.
 QUESTION: What facts are considered in determining whether ones condition keeps him from working?
 ANSWER: The medical re- port your doctor submitted will show the severity of your con- dition-to what degree you are unable to do such things as move about, handle things, hear, speak, understand or req son. The medical evidence, to- gether with the other informa- tion about you-the kind of work you have done in the past, your education, your training, and other abilities will show whether your condi- tion prevents you from doing any substantial gainful work.
 Write your local social se- curity office for a free copy of the pamphlet, How Disabled Must You Be?" which more fully explains how severe the disability must be for you to qualify for this disability insur- ance benefit.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10
Airnan Reed Gets Japan Assignment

Airman 3/C Michael J. Reed, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ebert C. Reed of Williwaw Lodge, Was fila, is being assigned to Yokota AB. Japan, following his gra- duation from the U. s. Air Force technical training course for accounting and finance spe- eialistS at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas.
 Airman Reed received train ing in Air Force financial and accounting procedures.
 A graduate of South Tahoe High School, Tahoe Valley. California, the airman entered the Service in November 1861 from Wasilla.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10
HOMEMAKERC ANNUAL COURSE PLANNED AT UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA JUNE 3.8

The 18th Annual Homemak- CTS Short Course at the Univer- sity of Alaska is set for June 3-8 according to Agnes Sun nell, state home economies leader with the Cooperative Extension Service.
 Homemakers attending the Short Course will arrive on campus Sunday and register for classes in such topics as Ap- piled Art for Homemakers, taught by Ronald Senungatuk,
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10
| E I I E R s --f0 ihe--
 E D IT 0 R
Dear Editor,

Dear Editor,
 The members of the Matan- uska Valley Crippled Child ren's Association wish to ex- press their gratitude and thanks from the handicapped children of the valley who can not speak for themselves, and too often their parents and those who work with them can go unheard in a very busy and pre-occupied world.
 It takes a newspaper with an interested and sympathetic staff such as yours to tell their story and to enlist the interest and understanding of our fel- low townspeople. This you have done by reporting so ac- curately and freely the activ- ities of the Easter Seal Cam paign.
 Every parent of a handicap ped child, every volunteer who contributes time and effort, and every member of our local association wish to express sin cere thanks to you today. To- morrow the children, when they can speak for themselves, will say "thank you" too.
 Sincerely,
 Mrs. Lowell Simpson
 Publicity chairman,
 M. V. C. C. A.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10

FIRST First Lady of the United States" to become a mother was Frances Folsom Cleveland, wife of President Grover Cleveland. Her second child, Esther Cleveland, was born in the White House on September g, 1893.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10

Editor Frontiersman Thought this might be of in- terest to your readers. OUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR
 BETTER SCHOOLS Do I help elect the school
 board
 In the district where 1 live, When new teachers are among Do I have the time to give, That it takes to get acquainted To be friendly and sincere. Am I interested in children And their projects through
 the year? When enough of us can answer All three questions honestly, And come up with perfect SCOT
 ing
 Then responsibility. Shall be working untold won
 ders,
 And the schools we criticize Shall improve with each
 semester
 To become the schools we
 prize.
 
 Warp Publishing Co.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10
May ', 1862

! Dear Editor:
 The following was submitted to the AREA REDEVELOP- MENT COMMITTEE, on Janu- ary 25, 1862.
 UTILIZATION OF CAR
 BODIES STEEL
 Conventional equipment for pressing car bodies into cube suitable for convenient handl- ing and shipping is extremely expensive.
 The plan here offered may not exactly duplicate the pro- duct of more expensive equip ment, will nevertheless meet requirements for shipment of scrap to Japan.
 The plan is to smiply drop a huge steel bound concrete block on a car body, flattening it. The second operation would be to drop a suitable weight on to tn talfenet rre-block to the flattened body, after it has been turned up on it's edge. The crumpled body, at this point, would be approximately ? it. X 2 it. by the original leng- tn of the car. The third opera tion would be to place the car body into a pit form and pound it into a cube with a suitable weight being dropped upon it.
 A more detailed plan requir- es drawings, which l cannot make available at the present time.
 (Signed) Jim Frey
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10

can come by, pick out the color and phone she prefers, and we'll install the new extension in her home.
 Hurry though - for Mothers Day is almost here. Gall us or stop in-todayI
The frontiersman., 1962-05-10

Make your shopping problem even easier = call and order or drop in at our Business Office and pick up one of these Telephone Gift Certifcatesl
 Then, after Mothers Day = Mother
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Atty. CHARLES R. PERKINS
S27 &. Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT FOR IhE COUNTY
or WAYNE IN CHANIERi
ELIZABETH ALSTON, PiaIntnf vs.
FLOYD WARDELL ALS1ON, Defend
ant.
No. S23-3s3
At session Oh SAID Court hello
at the CIty-Jounty Building IN IN,
CITY Of Detroit ON the l4tn day oi
june, Alb, 1862.
PhESkNi: HON. CARL NJ. WELD
E.iA.>, Circuit Judge
In TINS cause II appearing By affi
davlt on ile tnat the defendant
fiOyd Warden Aston, cannot be serv
cd Dy TINS process ISSUED out OF
tins Court as he Is not residen,
Oi the Stale Oh Michigan, but resides
an the Iity OF chicago, County oi
Cook and state OF limos.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES X
fEhhlNS, attorney for pialnliif,
III lS ORDERED THAI the ucfcn.
uant, rIoSu Wardcll Aston, file an
appearance to the Bill OF Complaint
IN t.iis cause within three months
from the uate OF tn,s order. or that
the said Ban OF Compliant Will he
taken d: confessed and that this
order be published according to law
and copy thereof Dc served upon
the defendant by registered mai as
required by law
LAkL M. wEIDEMAN, Circuit
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
Clerk. r'
b-<S- l-28-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Assv. cnARlEs PERKINS
az W. Wsrren

Assy. CHARLES PERKINS
az w. wsrvsn
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRClTI COlRI ron ltt
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ ChlA>Ckkl
JOSEPHH ROBINSON, Plaintiff, Va
MARY ROBINSON. Dele nd8nt-
Ne. s11-lH
AT session of szld Court held AZ
thr Clty COunty Buildins, City OF
Detroit. COUNT Of N@,ne, State Of
Michigan on the sth d1S o. june.
AL. 1851
PRESE~T. HON. GEORGE L
BONLkS. Circull Judge.
n tnls 0suse a Appearing ~ afflosf-
Il on lie tha. the defendant, MARI ho-
b.n>on. csnn0. b. scf,cd o. process
issued out Of this Court - she Il
not : resident OF the State OF Michi-
xsn. but resides IN the Csts Of Lex
lngtor County Of fsyette and state
o. hentucky
o> NOTION or CHARLES r.
PkRkf>s stlornty for pss4nt.if,
III ~ ORDERED that the defendant.
Mar, Robinson. appear and answer
the B.i OF Iompsssnt IN ms cause
vtn4n three months from the GATE
Of TINS order. or that SAID Bal u III
b. tzNen a. confessed and tnat tnis
order Oe plbllsned according 10 law
and cop, thereof De served upon
tht defendant bs registered mall
a. required Ds law
GEORGE l.. BONLES, Circuit Judge.
A IkJk COPY
EDGAR ~ Bk.A>IGl>s Clerk.
CLINTON {. CARTER. Deput, clerk.
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Atty. CHARLES PERKINS


Stale or MICHIGAN
~ THL IInLJIf CUCkI FOR The
COUNT Or WAYNE IN CHANCkkf
LLkADA DAVIS, Plaintltf vs.. AR
TnCH DAVIS, Defendant.
No. e7l-5ss
At session % saio Court, held at
the C4ty-O ounty Bunding, IN the Clty
OF DrtToi, on the zytn day OF May
PhssENr: HON. JAMES MoNTAN.
TL, Llrcult Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing TO the
CouT, oy affidavit on fne the Chan
cery Summons has been Issued out
Oh ana unueT the seal OF TINS Court
tor the appearance OF said deien.
dant hereln, and that the same
couid not be served on or before
the return uay thereof, because the
sad defendant being d resident OF
.ne City OF Detroit, County OF wayne
ant s1ste OF Michigan, vas conceal
e. ,.lerein, and SAID Ihancery sum-
mv.i mas been returned, showing
tna. alter dnIgent search and IN
q-l, SAID defendant could not be
served in said City OF Detroit, Coun-
l., OF Wayne and State OF Michigan,
on OF before the return day tnefeoi,
On MOTION OF CHARLES r.
PERKINS, ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN
TIFF;
IL Is ORDERED that the said Ar
thur DAVIS cause ms appearance 10
Do entered in this Court within three
mOntn from the date OF tnis OrdeI,
ana in cast Oh ms appearance ne
cause his answer TO the piaintiff ,
Bn4 OF Complaint TO be filed, and a
CU,s thereon ~ be served upon the
a,tOfn1y Tor the plalntlfi within
twcn.y days after service upon nm
OF A cODN OF said Bill and notice
Oh this order, and that IN default
tncrcoi, the said Bill be taken as
confessed as required By law.
III Is FURTHkK ORDrkLD THAT
a cory OF this order be published
according TO law and a copy thereof
to bc served upon the defendant by
Registered Mail as required by law.
JAMES MONTANTE, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ, BRANlGIN, Clerk.
CLINTON {. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
no II&eS

Assv. cnAalGs pGaksss
szr 3. warren
STATE or MICHIGAN
r. TIE CIRCUIT COURT ION inS
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHAScEkf
GEORGE LEE CARR, PlsAntnf Va
MAXINE CARR. DefenSsnt-
Ne. Sz7-yot
Al a season OF aid Court held
a; the Csly County buldIns IN tne
CITY OF Detroit on the 18th osy o.
Ma, AID, 1851.
PRESENT. HON. JAMES MoSTAS'
T.. e-geuls Judge.
10 th.s cause II appearing by affi'
da,Is on fac thai the dcfendsns,
MANN. IARR, cannot o. sefseo
b, process ISSUED out OF TINS court
a she IA not resident OF the
state OF MienlgaB, out RESIDES IN
the City OF falette, County oi ray
esge and state OF Alabama. ,
ON MOTION or ChAki-E,s X. PEN
klNs, attorney for plaintiff;
"a - ORDERED In@Al Inc dcfen-
liant MAAl>E lAkk, appear ana an
,.Sr lhe bAl Of Complaint IN thss
ssese w.in.n three mon.ns i.Sn "a"
yale ol tn.s Orctr. or insl the s~-u
Sal of Complaint ~ll o. taken as
. .0nfcsscd and that tnis oruer DC
according TO ls~ ana
eopy thereof o. serNed upon the
defendant o, registered mail as re
Qu4red D, Law.
JANIS MUNTANTE, Circuit Judge
A True COPY
EDGAR N. BKA>IGI>, clerk.
CLINTON {. CARTER, Deputy
Cierx
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
NOTICE or HEARING CLAIMS
LILLIAN BoLpEN
Administrstrix

STATE or MICHIGAN
IHE PROBATE COURT FOR
IlfE COUNTY or WAYNE
No. 4si.ss7
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
GEORGE AARON Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all
creditors OF SAID deceased are re-
CURED to present their claims, IN
writing and under oath, t. said
court at the Probate Office in the
Sny OF Detroit, in said County, and
10 serve copy thereof upon Lillian
boiden, Administrators OF SAID estate,
<OlJ4 Northiawn, Detroit 81, Michigan
on or before the 3Oth day OF August,
Al, 1867, and that such claims viii
pe heard by said court, before Judge
irhANk ,. SZiMANSkl In Court
hoom No. l2ll, City County Building
IN the City of Detroit, In said Coun.
~, on the 30th day OF August, AD.,
1907, al Two O'Clock In the afternoon
dated June 10, 1862.
FRANK 5. SZYMANSkI, Judge OF
PROBATE.
do hereby certify that J have
compared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereon and have
round the same TO be a correct
transcript OF such original record
Dated June 10, 1852.
ALLEN X. EDISON, Deputy Pro
Published in the DETROIT TIL.
bONE once each week for three
weeks successfully, within thirty
daya from the date hereof.
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
WILLIAM 7. PATRICK. ST.
Attorney a. Law
lo3S Farmer Street

I'VE FoIWeF 1Ifrct
STATE or MIC HIGAN
~ The CIRCUIT COURT FOR The
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHA>CEEl
RUTH NINA. Plaintiff - LON Kill
NINA. Defendant
NO sz7-777
ORDER TO APPEAR
AZ q session OF tire above entitled
Court held IN the Cts A. 0unts Build
ing In the Ciiy OF Detroit Count,
OF Wayne, and State OF MICHIGAN this
10th DAY of June, AD.. 1862.
HAN. Circuit Judge.
X appearing b. affidavit hereto
attached that the defendant. 10" eli
Niya. Is not resident ot Michigan,
but that his last know N place Of resi-
dence Was az 1851 Buriingame street,
Detroit Michigan. Investigation DIS
closed that the defendant is not al
tnc above named address; and furih.
cy. that he IS IN hiding or has left
H. stat. Of Michigan
On motion Of WILLIAM 7 PAL
RICK, ST, 1T Is HEREBY ORDERED
that the defendant enter his appear
ance, either in person, or b. At
tornet. within three months from
date Of tins order % Appear, or the
Bill Of Compliant Will be taken a.
confessed against him.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED, that
true cops Of this order 10 Appear
Ds mailed 70 last known address Of
the defendant, by registered mail
return receipt requested. and that
true copy OF said order 10 Appear
be published according 10 Law
MILES X CJLEHAN, Circuit
Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN Clerk
X GALLAGHER, DEPUTY Clerk.
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Airy. JESSE e. WILLIAMS
l1og Qrcsowav. Suite 2ot-1oT


STATE or Mll niG.A->
~ Tlik CIRCUIT COlhl FOR IHt
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHANCE 1
CHARLES LEVY NARkE-.>, PLAIN.
Tiff, -. RUBY NJ. WARREN, Defen'
oani.
ORDER Or PUBLICATION
AT session OF said Court held IN
the Clty County BuAo4ns, IN the City
OF Delrost, county OF Wayne ana
state OF michigan, on Ma, rs, lsoz.
Tx. Iircu4i Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing from the
affidavit OF the p4sinuli on iue IN
the above entitled cause, that the
defendant, RUDY 81. warren, - not q
resident of the State OF Micniesn, out
that ner last known aaorcss Is ~
Monroe, Buffalo, New YORK
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
COP. of sslu order Ue sen. 10 the iss'
kno~n auurcss OF sad defendant Dy
registered man ano in Cos. itv resis'
tered return receipt, signed oS the
defendant Is r,cvScd, tnat tn.- or
DEL oe published a. required o. law.
III Is FIk1IiEkED tnal 1opS OF
SAID order De sent 10 the last known
address OF said defendant o. register
Cd mail. ana IN case no Tes.s,eIsd
return receipt, signed py the deivn-
canl ~ received. mat lnls orueI Dc
puDsished as required b; iaw.
JAMES MoNTANTE. Circuit Judge.
A 1RLE COPY
EDGAR M DkANlGi.>, Clerk.
CLINTON {. CAklLn, Deputs Iierk-
g. Il
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

IN store last week IN . Warrant
signed BY Recorders Judge Jos.
eph 4 ellis
Thomas was arrested IN mar
ket 81 $500 Ca. where police
SAID BE- concealed seYen canned
hams ! canned Holsters and TWO
pieces ii Canadian bacon ln =
nsg and attempted 10 leave The
store without paying for the
meats which we're valued al
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Atty. CHARLES r. PERKINS
527 e. Warren Avenue

OlAiE VT mi1Ill0AlN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIIL
DAVID JONES, Jr., Plaintiff, vs..
ROSLYN JONES, Defendant.
NO. 623-739
AZ session of said Court held at
the City-COunty Building In the City
OF Detroit, on the 22nd day OF June,
A.D, 1862
PRESENT: HON. MILES N. CULE-
HAN, Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing by af.
fidavit on file that the defendant,
ROSlyn Jones, cannot be served by
process issued out of this Court as
she rs not a resident of the State
Of Michigan, but resides In the City
OF Winnipeg, Province OF Manitoba,
canada.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES Il. PERK-
ms, attorney for plaintiff,
TT Is ORDERED THAI the defend.
ant, Roslyn Jones, appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint in this cause
within three months from the date
OF this order, or that said Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as confessed
and that this order be published ac-
cording TO law and copy thereof
be served upon the defendant by
registered mail as required by law.
MILES N. CULEHAN, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANICIN, Clerk.
EARL {. GALLAGHER. Deputy
CLERK
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
ATTORNEY S. J. FLANAGAN
1877 g. DAWSON

SlAlt Or MICHIGAN
IN IHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
FRANK BUTLER, Plaintiff. VS..
kAfOLA BUTLER, Defendant.
NO. s73-lo6
ORDER FOR DESCENDANTS
APPEARANCE
At session OF the above entitled
Court, held In tho City-County Build.
Ing, In the City OF Detroit. County
ol Wayne, and State OF Michigan tins
th day OF June, AID, 1862.
PRESENT: HON. JAMES N. CAN.
HAM, Circuit Judge.
appearing from the Affidavit
attached hereto and filed herewith
that the defendant named in the
abovc-namcd cause Is not a resident
ol the County of Wayne and State
OF Michigan, but that She resides AT:
lv0S Ave. H., Fort Pierce, Florida.
ON morton OF S. J. FLANAGAN.
attorney for the plaintiff,
III IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
above.namcd defendant appear and
answer the Bil lof Complaint filed
an TINS cause within Three 90 months
from date OF this Order, or same
may DC taken az confessed against
n IS FURTHER ORDERED tha,
copy OF this Order be sent IN the
defendant at her last known address
by registered mail or a like couv
DC published according TO law.
JAMES N. CANAAN, Circuit Judpe
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANICTN. Clcrk
r S,n'NIoN ,a {. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Atty WILLIAM T. PATRICK, ST..
1925 Farmer Street

1895 Farmer Street
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
CHARLES HOWARD REYNOLDS,
Plaintiff VS.. LUCILLE REYNOLDS,
Defendant.
No. s77-Sso
AZ session OF the above entitled
Court, held in the City.C0urt Build.
ing I'm the City of Detroit, County
of Wayne and State OF Michigan this
18th day of May, AD 1862
PRESENT. HON. JAMES MONTAN.
IL. Circuit Judge
II appearing by Affidavit, hereto
attached, that the defendant ~ not
resident of Michigan, but that her
last known place OF residence was al
Spirrctt, West Virginia
On motion OF WILLIAM r. PAT.
RICK, SR., Attorney for plaintiff.
III IS ORDERED, that tho defendant
enter her appearance, either I'm per.
SON. or by Attorney, within three
months from date hereof. or the
Bill OF Complaint will be takcr as
confessed against her:
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED, that a
true copy OF this Order TO Appear
be mailed to the last known address
of the defendant, by registered mail.
return receipt requested, and. that n
true copy of said Order TO Appear
be published according 10 law.
JAMES MONTANTE. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR "a. DhfANlIllN, Clerk.
CLINTON c. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Cnsncery No e7lj59
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION AND
Aunr u AACE

AZ session oi SAID Court held at
IN Ct,-t ountS Building. cay "i De
tint , ounis ~ Wayne. state OF Alch-
igar or June D., 1867
PKLsLN1 HONORABLE JAMES y.
CA.iIAM CIRCUIT JUDGE.
D. appearing ifpm the Plainuii ?
Affidavit 81 Non.fesidcncc That pro
a,.. foi th, appearance Ol Dolores
smith Defendant herein ha' Dccn
dus ISSUED 90 this Causc and tha'
tia. same could not bc served because
fnt sald Defendant no longer resides
IA the address last known q the
Plaintiff and n CsnnO, be ascertalncu
40 what state of county the hhid DE
icndBnt doe. fchid'
~ fS HEREBY ORDERED. that th'
Ind Dcfcndsnt enter her appcafdnc,
iu tins cause on Oi before three -
utoutb. from The date Oi tins ordcl
or The Plainuffs liill of Complain
for Divorce flied IN thls cause VIII
be- taken a. confessed by iht salu
m IS FURTHER ORDERED that this
Dtdct be published in ncwspaPc'
ifinteo and circulated ~ way ne
, ounts once each week iOf s'x 10
,ontecutivc weeks before IN, dat,
!, 800 aopcarsncc and a copy OF
fbi, order hc ma.4od TO the Sald DE
lnndnni "a hct last known address
10 vii. 2iOB Grant. Detroit, Michigan
~, Ncpistcrcd Mail with kcturr
Hrccipi Requested at least twenty
l2ni day. before the date iof s"io
appearance ,.,,r,t,,
,N. n. CANAAN, CIRCUIT
JUDGE -,
u TKtF COPY
EDGAR NJ. RRANIGAN, clerk
CLINTON G.. CARTER, D'pu1'
Cierh
liS-b-l8-bl.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
WILLIAM 7. PATRICK. Sr.
Attorney 81 Law,
1n1& Garr,er Street

ioos Farmer Street
STAIE or MICHIGAN
IN TnE CIRCUIT IOIRT FOR
IHE COUNTY Or AAfNE
~ ChANNE ERl
ELIZABETH RICHARDSON, Plain
uil. IS Leroy klLHAhDSOS, De
ivn4en..
ORDER TO APPEAR
At season OF the above entitled
Court, head IN the Ilty-Iounty bund.
IN. "a the Cay OF Delrons count, OF
aasny ana state OF Michigan TINS
IA oas 0t Mss, AD., 1907.
PkLsL>l hO\OnABLG. NATHAN
j kAIt NAN, Csrcult Judge.
Il appearing py Affidavit, hereto
attacneu, tnat the defendant IS not a
resident OF M.cnlgan, out that has
lasl known place Oh residence ~as al
1896 A.dge street, Phlisdeipnis, Penn
sssNsn.a,
on motion Of WILLIAM T. PAT
RIOh, 81, Attorney tor piaintiff, 1T
l. ORDERED, that the defendant
enter ms appyarance, either IN per
son, OF " AttoTnes, ~itnin three
months iIOm date nereoi, or the
ban OIL Complaint VIII De taken as
confessed against him,
~ - tJhlhkR ORDERED, that
true Oopy OF TINS Oruer TO Appear
De maued 10 the last known aouress
OF tine defendant, Dy registered mail,
return receipt requested, ana, tnat
a ,Ide copy OF sald order 10 Ap-
pear NC puDnsned according to law.
NATHAN j. KAUFMAN, Circuit
Juose.
a True COPY
EDGAR NJ. bnANlCi.>, Clerk.
>. o,nI Man, Deputy Clerk.
6-5-sl4-oz