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t THE
, WYANDOTTE HERALD
J. D. Haven & Son. Publishers
•7 Oak St.eet llone 0006
Issued Kvery Friday at
Wyandotte, Micli.
Entered at the Wyandotte, Mich.,
Post office as second class matter.
Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year
ESTABLISHED 1879’j
NOTIC E OF STREET PAYING AND
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DIS
TRICT
Noti<-** i> hereby given. tliat the
Council of the City of Wyandotte has
latiMsi di'tailnl estimates, plats and
diagram* of the work and id the dis
tricts to Im* ass«*ss«*i| for grading, pav
iand curbing of the following
et i eet-s:
< ITT4t» Elm Street from 15th to 17th
Btrivt*.
(277 ) Hillsdale Stnvt from Sixth
to Seventh Streets.
t 27 81 Seventh Street from Eliu to
Oak Streets.
(279) Sixth Street from Central
to Marshall Streets.
• 280) Negauuee Street from Biddle
to Sixth Streets.
(281) Third Street from Bauiney
to Goodeli Street.**.
(282) Maple Street from Sixth to
Seventh Street*.
(283) Negaunee Street from Sixth
to Seventh Streets.
(2841 .Ash Stii*et from 17th to
Twentieth Streets.
<285 > Seventeenth from Oak to
Superior Streets.
(288) Virginia Street from Walnut
to Regent Drive.
(287) Third Street from Goddard
to Perry Plaee.
(288) Alley. between Elm and
Maple, and between S«*cond and Third
Streets.
(280) Oxford Court from Twelfth
to Alley E. of Fifteenth.
(21(0) Yinewood Avenue from
Twenty-se**imil to Fort Streets.
(291) Maple Street from Twenty
third Street to Fort Street.
(21CD Oiestniit Street from Elev
enh to Fourteenth Streets.
4 293) Eighth St net from (loddard
to St. John Street.
(294) Sixth Street fiom Cherry to
Eureka Streets.
(295) Twenty-second Street, from
Ford Avenue to Clark St.
(298) Sycanwwe Street from Four
teenth Street to I>. M. A T. K. K.
412*7> Efighth Street from drove to
Orange Street*.
(298) Eleventh Street fioin Eure
ka to Vinewood Avenues.
(299) Twenty-third street from
Eureka Avenue to Oak St.
to be prepared by the City Engineer,
and that certain detailed estimates,
plats and diagrams of the work and
of the district to be assessed there
foo* have been prepared by the City
Engineer, deposited in the office of the
City Clerk of this City for public ex
amination and that said Council will
meet on Tuesday the twenty-seventh
day of May, A. IX. 1941, at 8 P.M..
Eastern Standard Time, at the Coun
cil Chambers in the City Hall in said
City, to hear injections to said pro
posed improvements and to the said
plats, diagrams and estimates and to
the districts to be assessed for said
Improvement. The said Special Assess
ment districts to be assessed for said
City improvement shall consist of all
Die lots, parts of lots, and parcels of
land fronting and abutting on said
improvement on both sides of:
(276) Elm Street from loth to 17th
EtrefctA
(277) Hillsdale Stmt from Sixth
to Seventh Streets.
(278) Seventh Street from Elm to
Oak Streets.
(279) Sixth Street from Central to
Marshall Streets.
(280) Negaunee Street from Biddle
to Sixth Streets.
(281) Third Street from Bauiney
to Goode 11 Streets.
(282) Maple Street from Sixth to
Seventh Streets.
(283) Negaunee Street from Sixth
to Seventh Streets.
(284) Ash Street from 17th to
Twentieth Streets.
(285) Seventeenth from Oak to
Superior Streets.
(286) Virginia Street from Wal
nnt to Regent Drive.
(287) Third Street from Goddard
to Perry Place.
(288) Alley, between Elm and Ma
ple, and between Second and Third
Streets.
(289) Oxford Court from Twelfth
to Alley E. of Fifteenth.
(290) Vinewood Avenue from
Twenty-second to Fort Streets.
(291) Maple Street from Twenty
third Str«‘et to Fort Street.
(292) Chestnut Street from Elev
enth to Fourteenth Streets.
(293) Eighth Street from Goddard
to St. John Street.
(294) Sixth Street from Cherry to
Eureka Streets.
(295) Twenty-second Street, from
Ford Avenue to Clark Street
(296) Sycamore Street from Four
teentb Street to D. M. & T. R. R.
(297) Eighth Street from Grove to
Orange Streets.
(298) Eleventh Street from Eure
ka to Vinewood Avenues.
(299) Twenty-third Street from
Eur«ka Avenue to Oak Street.
It it* the intention to specially as
an id abutting property for that
part of tlie cost and expense of the
improvements known as the local con
tribution under the rules and regula
tions of the Worta Progress Adminis
tration excepting the alleys and street
intersection* the expense of which
shall be defrayed from general street
fund of the said city to be computed
on the same basis as the abutting lots
and parcels of land set forth above.
listed May 7. A D. 1941.
IjAWHBNCR J. LaCOORSR
19w2 City Clerk.
WYANDOTTE VETERANS TO
VISIT NATIONAL HOME
It is expected that a good sized del
vyratiou of Wyandotte Veterans of
Foreign Wars will next Sunday join
With other* fr*nn tl»e in a vj<it
to the order'* nation*! I Inane nau*
fcaton Rapid*.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Official Proceedings
May 5. 1941.
A regular meeting of the- Board of
Education of tiie School District of
the rity of Wyandotte. Michigan, wa.»
neld in the General Office. Roosevelt
High School on Monday, May 5. 1941.
The 1,1 eting was called to order by
tin* president. Charles S. Johnson at
PAL There weie present: Trus
tees Bloek. lloineist*r, Johnson and
Mclnerney. Absent: Trustees Allman
and Steele. t
Trustee Bloek moved that the min
ute.'. of the rtgular mating of April
•_»1. PHI. <iand approved as recorded.
Trustee lloiueiater seconded the mo
tion.
Ayes: Tmstees Block, Jloineister.
Johnson ami Mclnerney.
Na> > : None.
The motion was carried.
The following is the and re
commendations of tiie su|K*rint4*ndent.
Wyandotte, Michigau
May 5. 1941
riu* l’»<*a d of Kd neat ion
Gentlemen.
Tin* MeKinley playground is eom
plcied except for a heavy rolling af
ter a rain. The Lilrudie ground is be-
tilled with dirt and will be com
plete as soon as sufficient till ran Is*
obtaimd. The gates to the Uoosevelt
held will Ik* iinisbed this week.
The unsettled status of the world
today and tin* active preparation for
any enienrenry which may arise is
likely to affect the fier.sonnel of the
teaching staff to a considerable de
g:ee. Tiie Board lias already provided
for leaves of absence for men or wo
men engaged in National Defense ser
vos. I recommend that the Buard
make provisions to retain the services
of teachers on a substitute basis dur
ing the emergency who may marry
men in service until the erpiiation of
the service jieriod of such men.
Respectfully submitt»*d,
f signed J F. W. Frostic,
Superintendent.
Tin* hills and accounts were read.
Autlioi iziitioii >heets Nos. 257*8-9.
Wyandotte Savings Bank __ 22.50
Michigan 1 Hospithlixa tiou
Service 89620
Retirement Fund Hoeird 1.170.94
l'ay 801 l Account 4.254.70
6.444.44
This is to certify that the above
vouchers amounting to 50,.4.44..43 have
'nen examined; that the articles or
services called for have lieen received;
that prices and computations are cor
ect: that all invoices, receiving no
ices and supporting data are attached
iml in order, and that tiie proper ac
ounts have l>eeii charged.
The treasurer is hereby authorized
o pay the above vouchers.
Charles S. Johnson,
President
Arthur E. Baisley,
Secretary.
Acinus Bros. Hardware Co._ 502.03
Kdwin Allen ('«. 4.14
BiM»k-of the~Mouth iluh 2.85
horksm On poration LI 1 .27
Eberts Brothers Go. 44.50
(laylord Bros.. Inc. 3.VOU
The Holtzcr-LNubot EU*ctric
Co. 4.00
I. Artist Sillily Co. 4.43
Lyon Metal Products, luc. __ 00.90
Milton Bradley Co. -,1.00
The Phoenix Wire Works 8.42
Peck Electric 00. 11.00
Bail way Express Agency J.2U
Square 1) Co. .04
The I nivetsity of Chicago 2.00
John t\ Winston Co. 7.2 S
The 11. W. Wilson Co. 18.8 U
Air Reduction Sah*s
Wyandotte General Hospital 160.00
(Bis Elevator Co. 23.60
The lH*troit News Co. 299.16
Wagenvoord A 00. 222.79
Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. 21.00
The ( has. A. Strelinger Co. - 49.38
Mui ray W. Sales A Co. 42.87
The Junior Literary Guild 3.00
The Central Ohio Paper Co._ 8.67
Panacea Spring & Distilled
Water Co. 1-80
l ink*! wood Elliott Fisher Co. 1.10
Ana (vista Wire & Cable Co.. 3.72
Gregory, Mayer A Thom Co. 6.90
Wyandotte Electric Supply
Co. 7.41
George 11. Pfeil, Inc. 32.00
Adam J. Przybyleki, Post
master 50.12
U. S. Treasury Department _50,000.00
The Charles P. llackett Press 30.00
The Lange Sign Shop 12.00
Miller Products Co. 130.00
A. B. Dick Co. 30.90
J. I). Haven A Sou 24.27
The Wyandotte Laundry 91.06
Peck Electric 00. 8.33
Eastman Kodak Stores, lnc._ 11.80
The Fulton Sylphon Co. 61.00
Ce ha La n Drug Scores 9.12
AJTholter Bros. Creamery ___ 98.30
Hr oh l Bakery 56.44
Buntc Brothers 15.76
I>aisy Valley Cheese Co. 18.07
Down River Ice Cream Co. -150.0 G
Famous Foods, Inc. 12.80
The Globe Paper Co. 5.14
Jesse Kroger Market 47.31
Francis H. Leggett Co. 24.88
Xdam Mat tern 42.38
National Biscuit 00. 926
H. C. Vick 00. G6.2H
Ruth Slater. Petty Cash 14.99
Municipal Service Oommiswion 1,392.79
Edward Grahl 1020
Sean* Roebuck A 00. 6.87
This is to certify that the above
vouchers amounting to $54,084.14 have
been examined: that the article* oi
services called for have been received:
that prices and computations are cor
net: that all invoices, receiving no
tices and supporting data are attached
and in order, and that the proper »c
count* have been charged. t
The Treasurer is hereby authorized
to pay the vouchers.
Charles S. Johnson.
President, i
Arthur E. Baisley,
Secretary.
Trustee Allman arrived at tbi6
time.
Trustee Block moved that the bills
he approved, and that the treasurer
be authorised to draw warrants on
the proper funds for the payment of
same
Trustee Melnerney seconded the
motion.
Ay os: Trustees Allman. Block. Ho
me i<t»*r. Johnson and Mclnerney.
Nays: None.
Tbe motion was carried.
T'be report of the cafeteria mana
ger for the mouth of April was re
ceived and placed on file.
The report of the public librarian
for tbe mouth of April was received
and placed on file. >
A communication was received
from Frederick J. ibirtuer, City At
torney, requesting the Board of Edu
cation to join with the City or the
<‘ouiity of Wayne as Go-Bidders for
the acquisition of <*e: tain lauds which
the Council of the (Tty of Wyandotte
f** Is would l»e desirable for public
purjmses. under authority of Section
7. of Act 244 of 1939, as amended.
Trustee Block moved the adoption
of the following resolution:
RESOLVED by the lloaid of Edu
cation of the School District of the
City of Wyandotte:
WHEREAS, Act 15*5 of the Public
Acts »»f 1937. a.** amended by Act 214
of tlu* Public Acts of 1939. gives
counties, cities, townships and other
Local taxing units, having taxes can
celled by th<* vesting of title in tin*
State of Michigan to certain tax de
linquent lands within their resjH*etive
areas, the right to acquiie said lands
for public purposes by bidding either
severally or in combination for such
lands at tie* sale tberi*of by the State
Officv Board as provided in
Section 7 of said Act. and
WHEREAS. Taxing units bidding
for such land*s or meeting the highest
bid of nonowneis of such lands as ap
proved in said Se<tion 7. are required
to |>ay in cash only the expenses of
the sale plus the proportionate LKirt
of the taxes and assessments which
weie due to the taxing unit or units
not bidding and cancelled at the time
of vesting title in the State of Michi
gan. and
WHEREAS. It appear* that there
are lands which will he offered for
sale by the State Lind Office Board
at the next sule of lands by said
Board which aie highly desirable for
parks, playgrounds, and other puldic
uses, and which will probably be avail
able for acquisition under Seetioii 7.
and
WHEREAS. It is a mutual desire
of the Oity of Wyandotte. The Fount j
of Wayne, and the Board of Educa
tion of the School District of the (Tty
of Wyandotte, to Co-operate in the ac
quisition of such lauds by the several
governmental units, therefore, be it
IRESOLVED. That the Boa id of Ed
neat ion of the S**b«H»l District of the
City of Wyandotte. her*4»y approve
the bidding in by the Board of Educa
tion as co-bidders with the County of
Wayne and tlie City of Wyandotte for
the a< < quisitiou. for the benefit of the
CTty of Wyandotte, the following de
scribed proiM'rtii'x:
ADDITION 1>) PI LASKI PARK
Jx»ts 37 to 54. both inclusive, and
lots 57. 58. 04) and 01 of Meisiner’s
SiHalivision of Blin k 3S of the Sulnli
vision of the north of Section
30, Town 3 South. Range 11 East,
City of Wyandotte, Wayne County,
Michigan.
NORTH END PARK
lad 41 ('uiiningham-Tobias Com
pany Goddard Park Subdivision.
la»ts I*l3. 134. l.t" of the Keaume
SiiUlivision of lyots 33 and 38 and a
I»art of I>d .‘l2 aml 39 of the sulnlivi
sk»n of the Estate of Antoine Ltlaidie.
Private 4'laiin 112 and l>>t 2 of the
Sivtslivision of the Estate of Peter
Perry. Senior, of juirt of Fractional
Section 29. City of Wyandotte. Wayne
(Xmnty. Michigan.
Las 31 to 42. both inclusive. Ford
Manor Subdivision.
Lots IS7 to 211, Imth inclusive.
Foul Manor Subdivision No. 1.
STREET AND ALLEY OPENINGS
Ix>ts 89. 90. 51. IX) and 190 Welch
Brothers Million Dollar Subdivision.
Oity of Wyandotte. Wayne County,
Michigan.
Lota 76. 70. 77 and 78 of West Park
Rubdi vision.
Ix>ts 236, 237, 236 of West Park No.
I Subdivision, City of Wyandotte,
Wayne County, Michigan.
PLAYGROUNDS
Lots 196 to 201, both inclusive.
11»e North 1.‘(2.(i3 feet of Lots 202
and 203.
Tbe South 124 feet of lots 202 ami
203.
lx>ts ‘204 and 205 Riverbauk Manor
Subdivision of jwrt of Private Claim
121 and 169, City of Wyandotte.
Wayne County. Michigan.
Lots 1 to 33, both inclusive. Block
47 South Detroit Subdivision of part
of Section 32, Town 3 South. Range
II East, City of Wyandotte, Wayne
County, Michigan.
Lota 42 to 54. inclusive, and lots 122
to 131, both inclusive. Eureka Estates
S id >di vision.
'Lot* 21 and 22 and 24 of John P.
Clark's Subdivision of the south part
of fractional section 21, Town 3
South, Range 11 East, City of Wyan
dotte.
That part of the southeast Vi of
fractional section 20 and part of Lot 4
Francis Moran Estate Subdivision a*
recorded in Pro File No. 1967 describ
ed as beginning at the Northeast cor
ner of said Lot 4 and proceeding,
thence West along the North line of
said lot 196.3 feet to the Easterly line
of Second Street, thence southerly
along said line 333.39 feet, thence
Bast 60.0 feet, thence South to the
North Line of Lot 4 George Clark Es
tate Subdivision &a recorded in liber
212, page 532, Section 20 thence north
along said tine 367.72 feet to the
point of beginning.
FUTURE WATER TOWER
ItOOATION
OPENING OF ELECTRIC AYE.
A parcel of land in the North Vi of
fractional section 20 accepted • from
Ford Center Subdivision Liber 38.
page 10 and described as beginning at
tlie intersection of the east line of the.
Eastern Michigan Toledo HR. right
«>f way with the south Hue of Goddard
Avenue as of the above plat, thenc
Easterly along South liue of Goddard
Avenue 190 feet, thence southerly par
aJM to said East right of way lim*
205 feet to North Line of Power Ave
nue as of the above plat thence west
erly along said North line 190 feet to
said east right of way line, thence
northerly along said East right of
way line 206 feet to point of berili
ning.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
That the Board of Education of the
School District of the City of Wyan
dotte to join as Co-Bidders in the ac
quisition of fitted pritpertv for the bene
fit of the City of Wyandotte and up
on receipt of tjuit-Claiin Deed by the
Cu Biddtr* that the County of Wayne
and the Sclioo! District of the City of
Wyandotte yuit-t’kiim to the City of
Wyandotte their ieepective interest in
said property.
Trustee Homedster seconded the mo
tion.
Ayes: Trustees Allman, Block, Ho
me ister, Johnson and Melnerney.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
A communication was received from
the Secretary of Recreation Commis
sion expressing grateful aiqireciatiou,
for tlie use of the school gymnasiums
this i*tst winter and requesting the
use of the Woodruff School Play
ground, Roosevelt School Playground.
Lincoln School Playground and Mc-
Kinley School Playground as soon as
(lie semester is over.
A communication was received from
the S.cretary of Recreation Commis
sion r**qucsting the use of the Libadic
School Playg.ound during the sum
mer months.
Trustee Block moved that the Re
creation Commission In* granted the
use of the playgrounds at the Wood
ruff, Roosevelt. Lincoln, McKinley and
Lubadie schools for the summer re
creation program.
Trust»v llomeister seconded the mo
tion.
Ayes: Trustees Allman, Block. Ho
meister, Johnson and Melnerney.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
A communication was received from
the Secretary of the Recreation Com
mission inviting a member of the
Board of Education and Mr. F. W.
Frost ic. to a twnquet to be held on
May 14th. at the St. Joseph Auditor
ium at 0:16 P.M.
The president ap] minted Trustee
Steele to repiesent the Board at this
banquet.
Trustee Melnerney moved the adop
tion of the following resolution:
WHEREAS, the untimely death of
Joseph F. Kalash has removed from
the Board of Education and from the
community an active public official
and citizen of the city.
BE IT RESOLVED 'Tliat tbe
of Education of the School District of
tin* City of Wyandotte herewith ex
press its full appreciation for Ills sev
en y* ai s of service as a member and
official of this Bouid and for his un
tiring services as a public official of
the City of Wyandotte and as a citi
zen of the community. That the Board
extend to his wife and family their
sincere sympathy iu this hour of soi
iow and I** it further resolved that
these resolutions be spread on the min
utes of tlie Board and that a copy of
them Ik* sent to his wife and family.
Trustee Block seconded the motion.
Ayes: Trustees Allman. Block, Ho
mester. Johnson and Melnerney.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
Trustiv Homeister moml the adop
tion of the following resolution as re
commended by the siqieruitendeut:
Resolved that due to tlk* status of
national einetgency nKjuiring men to
serve for the National Defense, be it
resolv<*d that women teachers on the
staff who many men engaged in mil
itary services, shall Iv p‘*rmitt«*<! to
retain their juvsent ]HKsitions at the
scheduled salary during the term of
service of their huslmnds. Provided
that these personnel shall In* on tin
status of a suKstitute t«ich**r and
subject to all regulations affecting
substitute teachers, excepting salary
as indicated above.
Trustee Block i*voudeil the motion.
Ayes: Trustees Allman, Blink. llo*
meister. Johnson, Melnerney.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
Trustee Melnerney moved to ad
journ.
Trustee Block seconded the motion.
Ayes: Trust<v« Allman, Block. Ilo
mcister, Johnson and Melnerney.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
ARTHUR E. BAISLEY.
Secretary.
NOTICE OF LAYING .AND CON
STRUCTING SANITARY SEW HRS
INCLUDING ALL PERTINENT
WORK THERETO AND CHEAT
ING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DIS
TRICTS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
rhe tXmncil of the City of Wyandotte
has* caused detailed estimates, plats
and diagrams of the work and of tbe
districts to be assessed for laying and
constructing Sanitary Sewers including
all the pertinent work in connection
therewith in the following named al
ley:
(275) Alley West of Second
•Street and South of Baumey
Strtvt, being Lots No. 166 to 166,
inclusive of tlie AHse***>rs Wyan
dotte Plat No. 8,
to be prepared by tbe Oity Engineer,
and that said detailed estimate**,
Plata and diagrams of tbe work and
of the district to be assessed there
for have been prepared by the City
Engineer, deposited in tbe office of
the (Tty Clerk of this City for public
examination and that said Council
will meet on the 20tb day of May,
A. D., 1941, at eight (6) o’clock PjM.,
Eastern Standard Time, at the Coun
cil Chambers in tbe City Hall in said
City to hear objections to said pro*
posed improvements and to the said
plats and diagrams and estimates and
to the district to be assessed for said
improvement which shall consist of
all tbe lots* parts of lots and parcels
of land benefited by said improve
ment being tbe parcels of land abut
ting on both aides of tbe following
named alley:
(275) Alley West of Second
Street and South of Baumey
Street, being Lots No. 156 to 165,
inclusive of tbe Assessors Wyan
dotte Pint No. 8.
It is the intention to specially as
sess rbe property benefited thereby
for the entire cost and expense of
said improvement.
LAWRENCE J. LaOOTJRSK.
City Clerk.
Dated: At Wyandotte. Mich., thl**
23rd day of April. A. 1». 1941. 19w2
Notice of
Expiration of all Licenses
Notice is hereby given that as provided in
Article 178, section 11, of the City Charter, all
licenses issued for any purpose whatsoever
expire on June Ist of each year.
•
All persons holding licenses from the City
of Wyandotte for the conducting of business
and for the keeping of dogs are hereby notified
that the same must be renewed on or before
June 1, IQ4 1.
LAWRENCE J. LaCOURSE,
City Clerk
Dated at Wyandotte, Michigan,
this 9th day of May, 1941. 19w2
Bids for the sale and removal of buildings
on the property at northwest corner of Vine
wood and First Streets (no Vinewood) will be
received by Secretary of Wyandotte Masonic
Temple Association at 3124 Fourth Street,
Wyandotte, on or before 4 P. M., E. S. T.
Tuesday, May 20, 1941. The Wyandotte
Masonic Temple Association reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
19W2 EMILY M. DANIEL, Secretary
......................... •
JOHN F. MCINERNEY
REAL "EKSC SERVICE
PHONE 0241 NOTARY PUBLIC
98 ELM ST., CAH ALAN BLDG.
283,100
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne— ss. At a session of the Pro
ha te Court for said Oouuty of Wayne,
held at the Prolate Court room iu
the City of Detroit, on the seventeuth
day of April in the year one thousand
nine hundred and forty-one. Present
Thomas C. Murphy, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the Change of name of
LEROY WALLACE KI RNS, an adult.
011 reading and filing the ]»etitiou of
the said Leroy Wallace Burns praying
that his name be changed to ROY
WAIaLACE SITHEKRY. It is order
ed. that the fourth day of June, next
at ten o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court room In* appointed for hearing
said petition. And it is further order
ed. that a copy of this order be pub
lished three successive weeks previous
to said time of hearing, in the Wyan
dotte Herald, a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County of Wayne.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy)
CHARLES R. HARRIS,
Deputy Probate Register. 17w3
Marr & ( altalan, Attorneys
Wyandotte Savings Bank Bldg.
Wyandotte, Mich.
287,606
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne—ss. At a session of the Pro
bate Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court room iu the
City of Detroit, on the eleventh day of
April in the year one thousand nine
hundred and forty-one. Present Thom
as C. Murphy, Judge of Probate. In
the matter of the estate of BERTHA
BONDIE, deceased. On reading and
filing the petition of Harry J. Bondie
praying that administration of said
estate be granted to himself or some
other suitable person.. It is ordered,
that the second day of June, next at
ten o’clock in tihe forenoon before
Judge Patrick H. O’Brien at said
Court room be appointed for hearing
said petition. And it is further order
ed. that a copy of this order be pub
lished three Hp-ceFsive weeks previous
to said time of hearing, in the Wyan
dotte Herald, a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County of WTayne.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy)
CIIAJtLES R. HARRIS,
Deputy Probate Register. 17<w3
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336 Poplar St., Wyandotte
PHONE 2060
THE JOHN E. YOUD
AGENCY
FIRE INSURANCE
144 WALNUT ST.
Telephone 1723
CHARLES W. KOCH
General Insurance
16715 McCann Road
R.F.D. 1, Wyandotte
TELEPHONE 7Q32-R-2
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INSURANCE
FIRE, TORNADO AND
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2737 Second St. Phone 2171
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Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
290.177
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County if
Wayne— s«. At a session of the Pro
bate Court for said County of Wayne,
held at ihe Probate Court room in Uie
City of Detroit, on the nineteenth day
of April in the year one thousand nine
hundred and forty-one. Present Thom
as C\ Murphy, Judge of Probate. In
the matter of the estate of MARGAR
ET deceased. An instrument
in writing purporting to be the la?t
will and testament of said deceased
having been delivered into this court
for pr<#bate. It is ordered, that the
txvrLty-*: vt*L!h ' day of May, next at
ten o'clock. in the forenoon at said
Court room be appointed for proving
said instrument. And it is further or
dered, that a copy of thin order be
published three successive weeks pre
vious to said time of bearing, in the
Wyandotte Herald, a newspaper print
ed and circulating in >aid County of
Wayne.
THOMAS C\ MORPHY.
Judge of Prolate.
< A true copy >
OILAJiJiES IC HARRIS.
Deputy Probate Register. liwj