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BOARD OF EDUCATION
Official Proceeding*
i 11*41.
A regular meeting of U*l Hoard of
wlucation of the S4*lkm»l District of the
City of Wysindotte, Michigan was held
In the (Shi* ml Office, Hoosevvll High
&C&00I on Monday, October 0. F*4l
Ihe meeting was **ulhil to order by
tb > prebident. ('has. 11. Bi*>*k at 7:35
KM. There were present: Trustees
▲liman, Him k. Harriott, Jac*>l>son.
Mclnern4*y and Steele. Alm*ih : Trus
U+* lloineister.
Trustee Allman iu*»\4il that th** min
tltes of t Im* i**gulnr meiting *>t Sej»t
t inter 15. lull »tand a|>pr**\**«l so >*‘
1 onbil.
Trill! *•♦• J.iei'lixUl - lollded the m<>
1 ion.
Ayes: Tni**l4***«* Allman. Bi*»*k. Mar
ii -tt. Jaeolmirii. Mi Ini rnt-v and Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion \\a> carried.
The following i> tin* report and re
commend.)tion> of tin- superintendent.
\Vy aiidot te. M nlug.ut
'Jh«- Hoard of Education
( .«*nt leim*n
A blanket iimiiranee |M»li**\ b« n
breiKirol in tin* amount of sln.u*i*i.oo
te io\et tin- throe temporary building'
|.i*v\ moved to the IJihi.'4-V" It shop aiid
th«- equipment therein. This j***li< y i'
to lie esinei lied atld illi'llMltil ill the
geii i.il insiiram>‘ plan next January
All present holders of ittsuram*** oh
thes,- builditigs are im-lmh-tl on tin-
Kiioi t term polity. The rates ;u>. to (*•
uTermimtl by tin* Michigan lns]x*c
l.oit Hu reau.
| lie K \ep School js eoepel’.l t i tig
with tin* Municipal S« n i.*e *<*iiimi'
f;i>u in putting mi the b I! House ot
Mail' exhibit «It toiler l-t. in tin* lat«'
irfleriioou for students and for tin
iiilul's ot the I ollimillllty 111 tile even
ing.
Sket*'li plujis for additions to lie*
Liiholm ami Washington Si*hool> have
1 o-* n pr» |Mie»l by tin* arehilt** ts. The
)/.m*olu ln»«d would require an ex
|« ndlture of approximately $299,900 to
im ivasc its ea{Meity to 1 I*N) students
niai the Washington would require ai>
proximately $175,000 to increase its
l«il«acity to I3*)*i students.
1 nominate Frank Murphy, day man
(it pres* nt. to regular maintenance
Work at a salary of $150.00 jmt month
liespei tfully submitKhl.
i Signed » F. W. Frost ic.
Superintendent.'
Trustee lloiueist« > r arrived at this
Gnu**.
In pursuauee of tile notice of sale
<if 1 f 4» Transferable Stock Subscrip
tion warrants ami 140 shares of t'<*in
4uon St«*« k of the National Hank ol
Wyandotte, a bid for the warrants and
u bid for the stm k were r<*c* ived from
W. Hugh Williams.
Tlwse bids were opened and the
|>rk«* submittnl for the warrants was
«sJ9..x* |h r si ia re or a total of W.MiJNi
Xor the J*d shares; the price suhiuit
ted for the Common Sto» k was $:*5.50
per share or a total of $5.1'54.00 (ash
ler's clhi k> in lln* amount of 10 jn-r
cent of the bids w* re elielosed.
Trustee Steele moved that the Board
accept the hid of fJ.M7.UO from \\.
Hugh Williams for 140 Transferable
Stock Subscription Warrants for Com
in on Stock of the National Hank ol
Wyandotte.
Trustee Jacobson seconded the mo
th *u.
Ayes: Trustees Allman. Block. Ilar-
Tk»W, llomeistcr, Jacobson, Mcincrney
and Steel*.
Nays; None.
The motion was carried.
Tnistis* Sl*i*le moved that the Hoard
reject th** l»i*l of $5,183.00 for 149
ishures of the Common Capital Stink
of the National Bank of Wyandotte
and tliut the Cashier’s Chink repre
senting 10 |n*r cent of the amount of
the bid retunail to W. Hugh Williams.
Trustee Allman seconded the me
lion.
Ayes: Trustees Allman. Bloek. liar
ri**tt. Horn■ ister. Ja»olison. Mcincrney
and Steele.
Nays; N*im*.
The motion was carried.
The reports of the publi** librarian
find tin* cafeteria manager for the
month of S* ptemlx-r were received ami
placed on file.
The following ret**.rt of the trea'itr
er lor the mouth of August was re
ceiv»**l and «*utered in lhe minutes.
Wyandotte. Michigan
September 23, 1941.
TL«- Honorable Uoartl «*f Education,
dairies 11. Block. President
1 l»*g to submit my r**jmrt as Trea
surer for th** month ending August 31.
HHL
lUveipts
August 1, Halau**e $280,80-5.10
August 1. H*i*eipt No. 913 _ 2tO(»
August d. JNieipt No. 914 _ 8.240.0 b
August 7. Receipt No. 915 _ 237-30
August 27. Receipt No. GIG. 445.98
August .a*. Iteeeipt N*>. *ll7. -41 44
August 2*. Iteeeipt Xo. **lß_ 42-4 .3*
$295,982 4;:
Ihshurs. ineiiLs 0*4.152.51
$231 .829.9-
Balance in Hanks:
Wyandotte Savings
No. 7*. Commercial Acct. _ $ 48.230.27
No. 13**. Sinking i'und 40*.89,5.9**
No H*. Huldie l ibrary (i4. , ,«»7.-44
No. 31. S* htM*i Bldg. - 2.3H1* 71
No. U. iH-bt Service Acit. 30.907 yj
NaUumil Hank
No. S. CV*mun reial Aect. __ *5.428.7*F
$231 >29 92
(Signed) John T. McWhirter,
Treasurer.
A 4'«*mmunicutieii fr«un tlu* Mu..a.
pal !uveslers Ass«*« iation rcgar*liag
Ho- payment of < oujh*u> fr«*m Melvin
daie t»on«ls was re< « ive»i aiul placed
on file.
A column.ivat ion from laiwrenoe J
Lai'ours**. t"itv i'h*r«». stating that tint
Communication of SeptemUr I(‘*. 1941
fiikUi the Hoard relative to drainage
conditions around th** Koosevelt High
School was nml int** the rni*rds of
the City Couih il in regula.r s»*ssi<*u on
iNn-sday ev**ning. September Id. 1941.
«t whi**h t mi*' the matter was referred
4o the City hingmoer f**r attention
A copy of the auditor's report for
the month of August was presented to
each member cf the Hoard.
Urustce Melneruey left at this time.
A *i*minunieatioti was i\*il from
the Oriole Trophy Club miuesting the
us** \>f the It*.M*seveU High S< h*.H*l i*x*t
ball and field-hi is** fai-ilities
ICef* rred t** s*** r**Uiry and sui»erinteud
eut.
The bills and accounts were r**ad.
Authoi i/ation Sheets Nos. 2SI-2 3.
Tlu* Athletic Supply Co. 0.4 S
Hee4.*lK*r, l'eck Hwis 2<^.13
iAoubltsiny Br*»thers A Co. 11.0*1
Dudley J>xk Corp*.iratiou 75.91
Kherts Bros. Co. d49.9d
Hall A McCreary Co;, 11.7*0
The Hullemite Mfg. Co. 14.5»
Little Brown A Co. 47.42
McHraw Hill Hook Co. » -^
The Macmillan *”4*.
Mulligan Hll TeU*phoiie *'*». 124.00
Kailway Kxpress Agem-y -t M
l'aul T. Kankin 7.33
li* in 1 ngt<»n Kami. 1 a**. 3.1*31
tfWU—Bl». HI).
silver Burdett C**. lUit.Sl
Bureau **f Fuhlicatnais. 'l’4*a
eh**rs * '<>l l**gt- 3.20 I
lbH.k of Uie .Motuh Club 2.**.'i
|»urr<*ugh' Adding Machine
1 'n. ,1.00
|*»im-.i Library Sii)»plies >3.20
A. It. I *i* k *’**. .*3.31
|)ii\\n Kiv* r la-tb r Servii ** _ 45.25
|>i i*i»il Stamp A St**m il Co. _ I>o
t\i rl Fis**lH*r, In**. • .5.39
Tlu* Fuller Brush *'*». 259.4!.
1 ■mu and Company 39.7*
1 iregory. ..Mayer A Th*»m (’*>. - 2*l. ''O
11. irioiiil Hra«*e A *'*». 2**3.4**
ib ury Holt \ Co. 'il O i
im-rtol * oiupaiiy. In*-. .'gs.su
*'. K .l«*n'i*u 255. p,
K* 1 Lox Mfg. Co. 20.**0
K \'l**u»* \ i**vv *3*. . 23 I*l
liiiier II King'bury 57.95
Library **f tongr*—.*. _ «i2*'
Mii bigali t **li>*'lidatill *..i'
Co . IO 1-5
F*-nii.-ylvania Salt Mfg. *'•*. 2.5.!* 1
Navarre *» Fh*or *3*v**riiig __ 12. 00
F«*vv«*r ls|UipHi«*nt *s*. __ IT)*.7*.
ibivv. Fctcl'son A *'**. -- - - )i)*l > *-’*
si nil. I **r* >niaii A *3*. .51.24
I ii*ler\v i.iml Llliott Fislier *'•*. 19 * 1
flu* ib ii. L. William** <3*. 39 4'
I )i«- Wyandotte NVvv ** (3*. . 50.21
*'. C Itiri liard A C«». l3.7 V
Morris Hiriil*aum __ _ . 13.5.
«iiinn4‘il Itr4»thers __ I*-*' l
1 r***l «*. I'liK-k 9.0*.
Finer A Soii> 1 1 r**«*nh**UM*> __ I'M»‘
Wyandotte Saving' Hank '>)'*•
Anuuiiaii S4*ciirity A Trust
13*. . 195.00
National Hank of Wyamlnlt' 2.*tt*2.-»**
N< vv s**rk *’*‘iitral K. li. *3*._ **.do
(3i operative Farts (’**. s 19
iJreal l.aki ' Kiev hound Lines.
In**.. 33* mi
.1 I). Haven A Son 23.n0
Muni*-ipal S**rvi**e Coiniuisshni *K»2>2
Faiia***a Spring A HistilUii
Water ) <>. l.so
K*»w. F* tersoli A (3*. *.*.!«
s*-ieit*-e lies4*ar**h Ass*H*iates 24.*.*
Tlu* Sli**rvv in-Williams *3*. __ 2.."**)
1 n*l**rvv*hul F.lli**tt Fisli«*r C**. d 2.50
Th** .Itthu *'. Wiustou C*». __ 34.27
Tin* I’harles F. Hackett Fr.*s> 123.0*)
IN« k Lbitric <3*. 44.0**
C. il. i 3.1111 11.50
Wyandotte Savings Hank 2.979.0*•
A.*.|. Marshall *’**. 17.10
National * I***‘graphic 2s.ini
liit4-rnatiniial Business Ma«*h
iiu-s * 3u p. 132.00
Walla*** Hooting * «►. 12-*.OO
«in** A* t Flay Magazine 4.7*0
National Fa rent Teacher Mag
azine 5.00
American Library Assn. 2.0 n
Brohi Hikery d 1.19
Htiute Brothers 13.3 s
1 Daisy Valley CW*ese Co. 27.21
lH‘tr**it Biscuit Co. 2.70
l>**\vn River Ice Cream Co. _ 1-51.10
Famous Fo**ds, luc. 2S.NJ
‘ The Clohe J’aper Co. 11.51
Johnson Creamery 190.09
1 Jc'S4* Kreger Market 34.40
I Fram-is 11. A Co. 309.52
Adam MaUeru Market 53.70
National Biscuit Co. 18.50
li. C. Vick (3*. 70.74
■ltuth Slater. Fetty Cash 8.47
Detroit Cauvas Mfg. Co. 299.38
Municipal S**rvice Commission *>82.92
Bond ami lluugerford 75.09
13.301.99
Thi' i' to certify that the above
voucher* amounting to 813,391.99 have
tx-eii examined: that the articles ot
*t-rv ice* called for have been received:
that prices and computations are cor
T4*4-t ilia: all invoices, receiving notices
and supporting data an* attaelbii and
in t*r*ler. and fliat the proi**r accounts
have U * n **iiarg***l.
The treasurer is Iw-reby authorized
:«• pay :he almve v«*u<h* rs.
Chai. H. Block,
Pre'idenL
Mildred E. Mklkie.
Sii-.retary.
Fay It*»11 A«*count 299.90
Adam J. Frzybyiski. Postmas
ter 113.00
Teachers’ Fay K*»ll 18.417.-10
Fay K«*li Account 4,203.92
Fay K**ll Airouiit 177.(59
l{4‘tirement Fund H**ard
Teachers' 1.223.03
Kelir«*ni4-nt Fund H**ard
Nvui T**a«*hing 201.79
24.537.30
This is to certify that the above
vinieJuT' aim uiitiiig to $24,537.30 have
been examined, that the articles 01
services called for have been received:
that prices and computations are cor
rect; that all invoices, receiving no
tires and supporting data are attached
and in order, and that the proper ac
counts Lave been charged.
The Treu>urer is hereby authorized
:*• |s.y the above vouchers.
Oha>. 11 Block.
President.
Mihin-d E. Mielkie.
S4i*retary.
Trustn* Harriott moved that the
bills t*o a]>prov*id. and Hiat tile tren
surer ti- autliori/»-d to *iraw warrants
*»t. the pr**j*4-r funds f*»r the payment
of same,
l rustee ll*anoister swumiwl the m**
I ion.
Ayes: Trustti* AlLman. Bl*x*k. liar
ru>tt. lhtfm-islor. Ja**4*bsoii and Sui*le.
Nays: None.
The m«*ti<*u was carried.
Trustee Ja4i>t*soii moved to adjourn
Trustee Allman seiiUidiii the motion
Ayes: Trustees Allman. Block. Har
riott. Jacol*son and Steeh
Nays: None.
The meeting was adjourned.
MILDRED E. Ml ELK IK.
Secretary.
Tiy Herald Job Printing
Try Herald Job Printing
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
*
Wyandotte Savings Bank
us Wyandotte in the state of Michigan at tlie close of business on Sept. 24. 1941.
PublLsiyil in aeconfcinoe with a oall made by the 1-Vderal Res4*rve Bunk of this
District pursuant to the provisions of the Fe<k*ral iKeserve Act and by the Com
inissioner «*f tlie Bankiug Department pursuant to the provisions of Section 82
of the Mi**higun Financial Institutions Act. r
AjSSETS Dollars Cts.
Loans and discounts 1 Including $131.94 overdrafts 4 $3,389,941.83
Fnited States tioverument obligations, dirxil and guaranteed 1.7-55.119 42
Obligations of Slates and inditical subdivisions v _ 3,707.332 82
other bonds. m*t*s. and debentures 289.187.49
Corporate sttx-ks (including $31,95**4*9 st*xk of Federal Reserve
Ixtnki 31,059.09
Cash, balances with *»ther banks, including reserve buluuc4*s. ami
cash items in process of collection 1.Mi1.014.29
Hank preini.*x*s owned $290,998.87. furniture and fixtim-s $27.128.04 234.097.51
Ki-al «*state owned other tlmn bank premises G2.2.‘fi) 74
Other asse ts 329.25
TOTAL ASSETS $11,330.303.29
LIABILITIES'
1 Nina ml thpo'its of individuals, partnerships, ami corporation' __52.353.997.99
Time *l4*iM»'its *4 individuals. }iartm*i ships, ami corimrations 9.95.3,113.19
Dep«*'it-' »*f States and politi* al siihdiv isi**ns L051.797.iC>
*Mli4*r deposits ui*rtiti*il and officer'’ 4*lxi*ks. »-l*.*. 1 49.355.95
TOTAL DEPOSITS $19.1*C>,174.15
other iiabilitb-s 54.555.5 i
TOTAL LIABILITIES (not im-lmling subordinated obliga
tions 'how n I*4*low > slO.l-59 79** 99
CAPITAL A* V* )l NTS
Capital* : 7*25.925.90
Surplus . 390.090 (19
l :.ih \ l»i•«l i* r*»lil ' _ 111,(NMs 82
K«'* iv* ' I.lml r«*lir**im lit a*-* **uut t-u* pref«*iT4il «*apital 1 __ 13.iiH9.7v
T«)TAL CAPITAL A(’('*>!‘NTS 1.179.549.9*)
#
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOI NTS sll.33*►..*{< 13.2*i
*3'his bank ' capital *im>ist.' of first p:ef**rred >t**«*k with t**tal par value
• a 5:i9.*. , .)2 >*“). total retirabU- valm* $-3**-*.92-s.*hi; and *llllllllOll vtiM-k vviih total
par value «*f $400,009.90.
MEMORANDA
l’]*iL»*»l a"et> land s»i*urili*s ]i<ni«-d 1 1 book value):
ia* F. S. *ioV4*rn 1110111 «*hligati*ins. dir***t ami guarantn-d.
plulgtil t<* sei-uri* «!**jio'i!' ami other liahiliti. > L-; iJO.ihhi.oo
Total -- _ i>o.«NXt.m•
S***ur***l ami prelernil liahiliti*-';
• .11 1 i»*|Misits S4‘cur«**l by pl***|ged a'S««ts pii 'iiant to inniire
111*-lit' of law 12.9-3-5.2 t
T< »TAL _ - . 12.035.24
I. F. \\. Tueker. \ i«*e President and Cashier, of t Im* al)«»v«* nam* d hank.
d«» solemnly >\v«*rir tlwC tin* al*o\>* stat»-ment is true, ami that it tally and ****r
r«***tly r**pr**'**nts the true Mate of th«* seve::tl matters lien-in ronoaiiied and
'*•! fop’ll, to the bes* of my kiiovvlu-dge and belhf.
F W. TUCKER.
C**r:ect—Attest:
F. E. VAN ALSTYNE,
W. LEO CAHALAN.
FRANK II EBERTS.
Directors.
State of Michigan. (Vnmty <*f Wayne--ss:
Sworn to ami suhs4*rihed before im this Moth «lay of S«*pteiuher. 1941. and I
li* r«*hy certify that 1 am not an «*tTi«i*r «*r dirn tor «*f this bank.
LORETTA CARL. Notary Public.
My **i*mmi'si**n expires July 25. F.D42.
An Ordinance
An ordinance granting the right ;!•»
tii«- Micnigau Central .Railroad C 0..,
pany. ami t«• tli«- N<-w York Central
Railroad < ’oinpany. b-ssw of tin
Michigan Central Kailroipl, to main
tain ami operate a railroad track on
the nht side of ltiddle Avenue, com
m ming at Grove Street, thence run
ning m*rtli to orchard Street.
Tile City of Wyandotte Ordains:
Sect ion 1. Ilfight and permission i>
hereby given to The Michigan Central
Uailroad Company, and to The New
York Central Railroad Company, les
see of the Michigan Central Railroad,
to maintain and operate a railroad
track on the east side of Kiddle Ave
nue, commencing ait Grove Street,
thence running north to Orchard
Street, with necessary and convenient
turnouts, sidetracks and switches, and
to keep, maintain and use the same
lor railroad purposes, and for the ac
commodation of tin* manufacturing
concerns having sidetracks in connec
tion therewith.
Section 1. All ordinances conflict
itig with this ordinance are hereby re
pealed.
Section H. There shall In- no turn
outs, sidetracks *>r switches ruuning
west of said main track. Said The
Michigan Central Railroad Company,
and The .\ w York Central Railroad
Company. Ksse *>l the Michigan Cen
tral Railroad, shall maintain the pav
mg between the tracks at all street
crossings in suitable repair.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
take edict a> of October 1«H1.
and shall continue in force for ano
during the jK-riod of thirty (.'kh year
from and after tk-tol*er ... 11M1.
On the Question “Shall this Ordiu
a nee now pass/’ the following vote
was recorded:
Yeas: Councilmen Kehm, Krobi.
Burke, Mason. Schultz.
Nays: None.
Lol ls W. KEHM.
Mayor.
LAVMRENCE J. LuCOURSE,
City Clerk.
I. Igiwreme J lat Course, Clerk of
the City of Wyamlotte, hereby certify
that the foregoing Ordinance was duly
passed at a regular session of the City
Council of the City of Wyandotte held
**n t.he Tth day of October. signed by
the Mayor of said City and published
iu th*- Wyandotte Hera hi, a newspaper
published in the -o id City of Wyan
dotte. on the 10th and 17th of October,
ltm.
LAWRENCE J. LuOOURSE.
41 wj City Clerk.
■#»»
C IVIL SERVICE EXAMS
Tin* Civil Service Commission lia'
announced the following examinations
for positions in the Civil Aeronautics
Administration. IH-partment of Corn
znerve. for wnieh appln-ations will h**
a<-cepted until further notice.
Air carrier inspector (ojK-ratious 1
&LSOO a ear. aiid associate inspector
sd.oUO a year. Ajiplirauts must posses
a valid airline i.ransjK>rt pilot’s cert ifi
< uted air line * r on anilti-motored air
craft used by the S. armed forces
A written test will not -be given.
Trainee, traffic controller (airway
and airport). SIM)Ua year. Applicants
must possess a current pilots cert if i
< ate «»f not less than private grade, nr
iave held a ratiiig as a pilot with tin
rrned forces. For tlie general exp< r
.erne iu air-traffic control high school
and college education may be substitut
'd A g-iieral w riut«i test will he giv
ol applicant*.
W. Hugh Williams, Attorney
3033 Biddle Ave.
Wyandotte, .Mich.
2 49.242
STATE *IF MICHIGAN. County of
\N aym* —ss. At a session of the Pro
bate Court for said County of Wayne.
h**l*i at tlu* Probate Court room in th**
City «»! lN*tr*»it. <>ll the twenty-sixth
*lny of September in tlu* year on** th**u
'ami niin* liumlreil and forty-one. Fre
'**nt J«*.'«ph A. Murphy, Judge of Fro
hate. In the matter of the estate of
MARY (iIXZKL, de<*easc*d. Milton H.
Davis, trustee under the last will and
testam**i)t of said deivased. having ren
dered to this Court his two (2) second
annual accounts and herewith renders
Ills two (2) third annual armuuts in
said matter for the tienefit of Frances
Hayck and Emma Dims; and Milton
B. Davis and Hays Metcalf, executors
of the last will and testament of said
deceased, having reudere<l to this
court their fourth annual account in
said matter. It is ordered, that the
nineteenth day of November, next, at
ten oclock iu tin* forenoon at said
Court room he appoints for examin
ing and allowing said accounts. And it
is further ordered, that u copy of this
order be published three successive
w«i*ks iir**vious to said time *>f hearing,
in the Wyandotte Herald, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County
of Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge of Prolate.
(A true copy )
ci 1 akles r. Harris,
Deputy Probate Register. 41w3
\larr A ( ahalan, Attorneys *
Wyandotte Savings Bank Bldg.
Wyandotte, Mich.
STATE OF MICIiItJAX, County of
Wayne—ss. At a s*»ssioii of the Pro
bite Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court room iu the
City (if Detroit, on the third day ol
* 1* tolx*r in the year **ne thousand nin**
hundred and forty-one. Pr«*?»*nt Pat
rick 11. O Brien. Judge of Probate. In
Ihe matter of the estate of HA IDEE
STTX3K. (Incased. Nellie M. Hund. ad
miiiistratrix of said estate, having ren
dered to this Court her first ami final
ae**i*nnt in said nuitter and filed there
with her j*tit ion praying that the resi
due <*f said <*stat4* he assigne<l to the
persons entithil th4*o*eto. It is ordered,
that the thirty-first day of October,
next, at ten oTlock in the foreno**n at
'ai*l Court r«>**ni l>e upjM*inted for ex
amining and allow’ing said account an*l
lx*aring said petition. And it is fur
ther 4*rdered. that a eopy of this <>rd4*r
ti*» publisluil tJir**e successive weeks
previous to said time of hearing, in
ri;e \N yan<l<*tte Herald, a newsjiajier
print*il ami circulating iu said County
cf Wayne.
PATRICK H. O’BRIEN.
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy)
CHARLES R HARRIS,
I Deputy Probate Register. 41 w,3
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne—ss. At a session of the l’ro-
Itsite toil ft for said County of Wayne,
held at tin* Probate Court room in the
City ot‘ lhtioit. on the sixteenth day
of September in tin* year one thouxiud
nine hundred and forty-one. Present
Joseph A. Murphy, Jmlge of l’robate.
lit tin* matter of the estate of
l-AWHRN't’K GEE. deceased. An in
strument in writing ptiriM»rting to Ik
the last will ami testament of said de
ceased having Ikoii delivered into this
Court for probaL. it is ordered. that
the sixth day of -November, next at
ten o’clock in the forenoon at said
Court loom Ik* up{miut**d for proving
v aid instrument. And it is further or
dered, that a copy of this order Im
publish-<1 three successive weeks pre
vious to said time of hearing, in the
Wyandotte lb-rald. a newspa|Ki* print
ed and emulating in said County of
Wayne. #
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate.
<A true copy »
iKpilty Probate Legist r. 39w3
294.173
S I A I K (tF MICHIGAN. County «»f
Wayne— >s. At a se»ion of the Pr«»-
bat** Court for said County of Wayne
held at the Probate Court room in tin
city of Hetroit. on the twenty seventh
day of S> ptemher in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and forty one. Pre
M-nt Thomas C. Murphy, .Indite of Pro
hate. In the matter of the estate o.
MAK\ S. WALK Hit. direns i|. An in
strument in writing pur|M»rting to lu
the last will and testament of said de
ceased having been deliver d into this
Court for prolKite. It is ordered, that
the tirst day of lteivniher. next at t-ti
o'clock in the forenoon at said Court
r»H»in In* appointed for proving said in
strument. And it is further ordered,
that a copy of this order In- published
thfee sueeesMVe weeks previous to said
of hiiaring. in tin* Wyandotte
Herald, a newspajkr printed and cir
culating in said County of W’avne.
THOMAS C.“ MURPHY.
Judge of Probate.
I A true copy |
CHARLES R. HARRIS.
1 N*pnty Probate Jfegister. 4<hv3
STATK OF MIC!HOAX. The Pro
hate Court for the County of Wayne.
No. JtMUHO
>n the matter of the estate of MARY
lh * AO. deii'iiMil. Xotiee is herehv giv
*ti that all i-r**ditors of said dec»*sised
are required to present their elainis. in
writing and tinder oath. to said Court
at the Probate Office in the City of
_ I Detroit, in said County, ami to serve
a copy then of upon Charh*s Conley,
administrator of .said estate, at :ilMi
Van Alstyne Blvd.. Wyandotte. Miclii
gan. on or Ik-fore the ninth day of
1 H*eenilK*r. A. H. 1941. and that such
claims will Ik* heard hy said Court be
fore Judge l*;itrick 11. O'Brien, in
< otirt room Xo. 3(Mi. Wayne County
Building in the City of Hetroit, in said
County, on the ninth day of December.
A. H. 1041. at two o'el<K-k in the after
noon.
Hati*d Sept cm Ik* r 24. A. H. 1041.
PATRICK H. OBRIEN.
Judge of Prohate.
Published in Wyandotte Herald,
once in each week for three weeks suc
cessively. within thirty days from the
date hereof. 40w.'’»
Edmund Kurzatkowski. Attorney
1007 Oak St.
Wyandotte. Mklt
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro
hate Court for the County of Wayne.
No. 291,327 *
In the matter of the estate of
AI>AEBERT ZAMECKI. <l*«eastd. No
tice is hereby given that all creditors
of said deceased are required to pre
sent their claims, in writing and under
oath, to said Court at the Probate of
fice in tlie City of In-troit. in said
County, and to serve a copy thereof
ujmiu Albert A. llehda. administrator
of said estate, at 1255 Chestnut St..
Wyandotte. Michigan, on or l**fore the
sixteenth day of Decemlier. A. H. 1941.
and that such claims will be heard by
said <-ourt before Judge Patrick H.
O’Brien in Court room No. .‘406. Wayne
County Building in the City of He
troit. in said County, on the sixteenth
day of I k*eeniber. A. H. 11141 at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
Patid (K tolicr tl, A. H. 1941.
PATRICK H. O’BRIEN,
Judge of Probate.
Published in Wyandotte Herald
once in each week for three w<*ks suc
cessively. within thirty days from the
date hereof. 41 wj
Edmund Kurzatkowski. Attorney
1007 Oak St.
Wyandotte, Mich.
I'sbHir.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
Wayne—ss. At a session of the Pro
bate Court for said <Vunity of Wayne,
held at the Pn*hate Court room iff the
City of l»etroit. on the twenty-third
day of September in The year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-one.
Present Joseph A. Murphy. Judge of
Probate. In the matter of the «*state of
ADOLPHKNA LEHMAN. deceased.
An instrument in writing purporting
to be the last will and testament of
said deceased, having Iteen heretofore
delivered into thK Court f<*r probate.
It is ordered. That the sixth day of
November, next at ten nel«M-k in tlie
forenoon at said Court room he ap
pointed for proving -said instrument.
And it is further ordered, that a copy
of this ord r Ik- published three «ic
cessive w*s-ks previous to said tiro**
of best ring, in the Wyandotte Herald,
a newspaper printed and circulating in
said Countv of Wayne
JOSEPH A MURPHY.
Judge of Proluite.
t A true copy t
CHARLES R HARRIS.
Deputy Probate Register. 40w.°.
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Edmund Kurzatkowski. Attorney
1007 Oak St.
Wyandotte, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro
bat** Court for the County of Way at*.
No. 292,209
In the matter of the estate of IDA
B. NYE. deceased. Notice is hereby
given that all creditors of soul deieaM
ed are required to present their claims,
in writing and under oath, to said
Court at the Private Office in tlie City
of 1 N*troit. in said County, and to serve
u copy thereof uinm Joseph \ye, ud
ministnitor of said estate, at 221 Eur
eka Avenue. Wyandotte. Michigan, on
or h«‘fore tin* sn-oiid day of In*eemlK*r.
A. D., 1941. and that such claims will
Ik* hixtrd hy said Court before Judg**
Patrick 11. O’Brien in Court r«Ktm No.
o<K». Wayne County Building in the
City of Detroit, in said County, on the
second day of I)e<-eml**r, A. I). 1941,
.it two o'clock in the afU*rn«H»u.
Dated Sept em tier 22. A. D. 1941.
PATRICK 11. O’BRIEN.
Judge of Probate.
Publish t*d in Wyandotte Herald
once in each week for three weekz»
successively, within thirty days from
the date liereof. 39w3
Marr A Cahalan. Attorneys
3611 Riddle Ave.
Wyandotte. Mich.
272,475
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne—ss. At a session of tlie Pro-
Imte Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the Proltate Court riN.m in the
City of I* troit, on the twenty-ninth
day of September in tin* >ear one
thousand nine hundred forty-one. Pre
sent Patrick 11. O’Brien. Judge of
Probate. In tlie matter of tin* estate of
MARY BONEHILU diseased. On
reading and filing the ]H*tition. duly
verified, of Mae E. Platt, administra
trix of said estate, praying that she
may Ik* licensed to sell certain real es
tate of said diseased for the purj***‘
of paying the debts of said deceased
and tlie charges of administering said
estate, it is ordered, that the twenty
seventh day of Oetolier, next at ten
o'clock in tin* for* noon. at <ai*l Court
riM»in U* ap|minted for hearing said
(K-tition. and that oil jmrsoiis int**rested
in said estat** npjK-ar tn*fon* s;iid Court
at s.-ii*l time ami place, to show oauoe
why a licence should not he granted to
>siid administratrix t<» sell real *«tate
i. i Lit %iiid )k titioii. Ami it
further ordered, that a copy of this
order Ik* publisheil tbr**e successive
weeks previous to said time of hearing,
in the Wyandotte Herald, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County
of Wavne.
PATRICK U. O’BRIEN.
Judge of Probate.
(A true <*opv »
CHAS iK. HARRIS.
lH||Ut.v PmbaU* Rigistir. 41w.T

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