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Detroit Woman Airplane Ride but She Is Unaware of It 'i June have raised an awfu. fuss had she known beforehand, It was the quickest and safest way, her family believes. While summering near Traverse City, Mrs. Barbara Welse, 80, was taken to a hospital with a fractured hip. But her family wanted her at home, here.

Knowing of her dislike for airplanes, they dared not tell her of special arrangements. And Sunday, seats were taken from a plane to make room for the hospital cot while a physician prepared the woman by administering enough anaesthetic to over the 100-mile hop. Jut Neither Mrs. Welse nor two who accompanied her on this unusual Journey had ever before been In a plane. They arrived safely In.

two hours. University to Provide Free Lunches to Aid Women at Graduation ANN AftBOR, June will be free lunches at the University of Michigan commencement this year. One of the problems of graduation exercises during th.e past few years has been the large number of women who fainted. Physicians decided tWa.t the chief reason for this was that many of them came without eating breakfast. So this year, crackers iand milk will be supplied by.

qfti.vers.lfcy. 7 The are-betel liiUhe Jmornmg avoid the Tents ibeen '4w fcfyed 1 toyy better veritflatiorr. apparently has -ample rainfall for the first time in more than a year. The monthly report for May issued by Dewey Seeley, meteorologist at the United States weather bureau here, showed an excess precipitation at the station for the first time since January, 1930. The fall measured 3.71 inches, or 29 inch above, normal to the end of May.

Seeley said the percentage of normalcy of statewide precipitation will not be known for a few days. Dally reports. however, throughout the month indicate an excess for the state as a whole, he said. The month ended with excellent farm weather conditions. Crop work is well advanced for this date, Seeley said.

Parachute Jumper Injured. GRAND RAPIDS, June K. Branch, parachute jumper, was slightly injured Saturday afternoon before a Memorial day crowd at the Orand Rapids airport when ms parachutrspllt 1 000 feet in the air. He was making a scheduled double parachute drop. When the first chute tore, he pulled the cord on the second, but it.

failed to open. He landed on a barn, suffering sprained ankles and bruises. Kazoo Man Heads Carries. KALAMAZOO, Mich June 1. Raymond Hall, Kalamazoo, was elected president of the Michigan State Association of Letter Carriers at the 32nd annual convention of the organization which came to a close Saturday evening, completing a two-day session.

Flint was selected as the 1932 convention Bride-Elect Suicide Victim. BAY CITY, June Frances Lessman, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koert Lessman, of Bay City, was to have been married today but Instead she committed suicide shooting at her parents ie early this morning. All arrangements had beon made for her marriage to John Seo- bcck, of Bay City.

Miss Lessman rcc6ntly suffered a nervous breakdown. Youths Flee Hart Jail. HART, June sheriff's officers today continued to search for two youths who Saturday night escaped from the Oceana county jail by removing bar from the window of their cell. The fugitives are Loyal Clark, 18, of Benton Harbor, and Leon McGlone, 17, of Shelby. They were chained with burglarizing the Shelby school last May 24.

jumps from Window, Is Injured, DETROIT, June dhicftgo was drowned Sunday in the" Indlari Iflver When he fell from the bank while at play. 'jil for Selling Booze. ANN ARBOR, June Stimpspn, 50, sought since February as" the second of two men accused of supplying liquor to five University of Michigan fraternity nouses which were raided by police and then closed by the university, is held in jail here. Stimpson was arrested Sunday by Ann Arbor police. ASSESSING OFFICERS TOLD TO LEVY 10CAL TAXES LANSING, June state supreme court today affirmed a lower court writ compelling the assessing officers of Muskegon, Muskegon Heights and the township of Muskegon county, to levy local taxes.

The officers had declined.to spread the tax because the budget contained items of $10,000 for lighting county highways and $705 for lighting city streets. They contended there was no legal authority for such expenditures. Muskegon circuit court overruled them and directed that the tax be spread, and this view was concurred in by the high court. The board of supervisors has the authority to include in the budget expenditures designed to "keep roaHs in condition reasonably safe and fit travel," the court held. Poppy Money Is Stolen.

June 1 V. a- World war veteran; reported to police Sunday" that a box containing more collected through the sale of American' Legion poppies, was 'stolen from 'him as he.left a VVZfKE WEATHER HOMER HOOPEE ttftftftitft fttglrtfttifl tt. B. fttefat Starting Something by FEUD LOOHEB THKT AND BLACKA- TMW filiVfe TO BE IWfe WHO SWHseo DANCE YOU HAVE A SON SOUTH AMERICAN HE WENT THERE RPTWER AH CIRCUMSTANCES To BEUfeVE I "teOUBUE, SHB OOESW WAMT TO DANCE wnu VOLCANO OR HOT VOU SVPsY AWAY FROtA HER--' A AW eve ON TWSI AT LEflST TVfe a TracTure Hunday' en nc jed from a third floor window as fire Uroke out at b457 Lincoln avenue. Firemen quickly put oui the blaze which, they apparently from a flighti'd cigai-et.

Baby Prowus in Kiver. two-year-old son and Mrs. tlctwaru Moti Oata. Suit' at ip.) and 'feets at 3 p. Central Tima.

Baromfeter 7 a. pi. Sea level barometer 7a.m. inches. Relative Humidity 7 a.

m. 64; 12 noon, 64. Temperature 7 n. m. I'J! noon, 54.

Highest temperature in last 24 hours 59 degrees at 3 p. m. Lowest temperature last night 41 degrees at 3:30 a. ni. Highest wind velocity for 21 hours ending 7 a.

m. 1G miles from the north at 1:13 p. m. Precipitation for 24 nours ending 7 a. m.

0 inches. Weather Forecast. For Ludington and vicinity: Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight; Tuesday unsettled and warmer, with probably showers; moderate to fresh south to southwest winds. For Lower Michigan: Fair with increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight; Tuesday unsettled and warmer, showers probably in north portion. Local showers Wednesday.

For Lake Michigan: Moderate to fresh south to soutmvebt winds; shower? and probably local thundershowers tonight and Tuesday on north portion; fair tonight on south portion, with showers Tuesday or Tuesday night. Weather Conditions. A disturbance now central along the middle Atlantic coast gave heavy rain in the past 24 hours in that region. Pressure is somewhat high over the Lako region and miuiilu Mississippi valley. It is low and conditions are disturbed in the north-central states.

Temperature ha.s continued cool in the Lake region, Light frost occurred in northern Michigan, including the vicinjty of Ludington. Temperature has rsen In the Du- kotas and Minnesota. Admits Asphyxiating Children. PORTLAND, Juno said today Ira H. Ormond, 38, an ex-soldier accused of slaying his wife and two children, had admitted that he put the children to bed Saturday night and then asphyxiated them with Illuminating gas.

Pioneer Lake Captain Dies. TOLEDO, June Capt. John E. Skeldon, ii6, pion- cor lake captain and one of the few survivors of tho days whon sailing vessels plied the Great Lakes, died at his home Sunday. He was Toledo's first street car conductor.

7 .:84 .2 ex-dividend, dropped about 4 points and there was a similar loss in American Telephone. Many leaders, including American Can, General Electric, North American and the American Tobaccos, were off in the neighborhood of two points, while the fopds suffered a recurrence of the weakness witnessed In that group in last Friday's session. National Biscuit, Borden and National Dairy dropped 3 to 4. Absence of support for the rails resulted in a thin market. Atcliison lost 9 and Jersey Central 8.

New York tumbled 5, Baltimore Ohio, Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific and Baltimore Ohio 2 to about 4, and many others one or more. New YorK Stocks. (Z M. Prfccs.) Am Can 92t Am Smelt -Bof. Am Tel Tel Am Wat Wks 44 Anaconda Cop, of 111 Auburn Auto Baltimore Ohio 45 Borden 18 Calumet.

Arizona 26U Calumet Hecla 5Vz Chic Gt Western Chic Mil St Pac Chic Mil St Pac Pfd Chrysler Colum a as El South i consol 0hs Curtlss Wright Detroit Edison El Pow Lgt General Elec Oeh. Fo.pdd General Mot 1 Goodyear Rub Grigsby Orunow Hxidson Mot Car int Harvest 40 Int. Nick Can 9T'g Int Tel Tel Kennecott Co'ppcr 15Ts Llgg ft Myers Tob. Co Marmon Motor 3 Missouri Knn Tex Montgomery Ward 10 Vi Motor Wheel 10 Nash Motors National Biscuit Nat Dairy Prod 29 New York Central V3 Packard Motor 5 3 ,4 Penney (J C) Penn 43 Phillips Petrol a Pullman 30 Hadlo Corp of Air. 14 HRdlo Keith-Orp Rco Motor 6 Republic Ir Steel lOVh Sears-Roebuck 48 Sinclair Con Oil South Cal Edison Standard Brands Stand Oil Stand OI! 15 Studcbuker Union Carbide 45 Union Pacific.

143 United Aircraft 24 United Corp 18V 8 United Gas Imp 26 Steel Warner Pictures 6', 8 Yellow Trk Coach Utilities Pow Light Total snips. 2.400,000. Previous day closed. Week UKO, 1.874,600. Year ago.

1.710,880. Two years ago. Jan. 1 to date. 275.739,530.

Year ago, Two years ago, 471,845.300. Stock Averages, June 1. (Copyright, 1331, Slandarrt Statistics Co.) A GUIDE TO THRIFT And Quick Results .30 Vii ...31 LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS Daily rate per lino ror consecutive insertions: Charge Cash Six Days, 3 lines $1.20 $1.08 Three days, 3 lines 81 .73 One Day, 3 lines 36 .30 Advertising ordered for Irregular insertions takes the one time insertion rate; no ad taken for less than basia of three lines. Count' six average words to the line. Charged adfe will be rec'elvcd by telephone, and.

If paid The Daily News Office within sisf days from the first insertion cash be Ads ordpred 'for three, or 'days and stopped bjCfore'' expiration 'will, 1 fee charged only fpt the number of times the ad appeared and adjustment made at the rate "earned. Publishers reserve'the right to, edit qr. reject any' Classified advertising copy. Hate per line for white space is the same as a of type. Announcements Flowers and' Mouicning, Goods'4 FOR and fnrier- nl work' cal! 810 JB.

Ludington AVo. Tel. Automotive Automobiles for Sale 11 ALL KINDS OF Auto keys our specialty. Hayfprd Bicycle Shop. SEE THESE BEFORE YOU DcSoto 4-door sedan.

1928 Stude- bakcr 4-door, sedan. 1931 Oakland 4- door sedan. United Auto Co. SELL IT can phone a Classified Ad to number 21. GOOD ADVICE The of people who turn to, this Classified Section evety day looking' for good advice.

inside inlformation on buy.ing and sell- irig opportunities. Have you joined them In following this trail to satisfaction and saving? PLANTS FOR IJurhank and Columbia. Flower: Petunia, Snapdragon, Money-Plant, Pot Marigold, Astor, Zenla, Chinese Lantern. Clias. Johnson, 912 E.

Ludington Avc. Buy DRESSED VEAL CALVES Wanted. Tel. 152. Louis Eliasolni.

Ludinffton. SECOND'HAND TUACTOR Wanted. Answer this weelf. ChaS 1 Thompson, I ft. I', Box 44, Custer.

THE is the market plate buyers. Real Estate for Sale Business Service Hemstitching 21-A buftton-mak- ing. Stamped goods. Art Needlework Shop. 211 S.

James. Fannie I. Gibbs. and Surety Bonds 23 FHIE the fire insure with J. W.

Thomas, Superior Bakery Phone 314-Y. To tiny (I p. Prnv. rliiy Wrck Month Yonr nuo 2 yrs imo 3 yrs IIRO High (1931) (iron High Low (1930) Low (1920) 50 in. 05.9 W1.8 i .2 ...189.8 .7 H8.8 .203.4 ..112.9 .252.8 ..141.3 20 fiG.5 69.5 73.3 83.0 130.a 13li.

5 1208 100.2 69.5 Sti.4 107.8 117.Y 20 Ufs Mfi.O 150.3 153.4 1G5.0 270.2 233.0 lSfi.8 203.9 150.3 281.3 14C.5 353.1 150.3 90 Total 100.2 103.4 106.4 116.3 194.5 I 197.9 i 159.4 I 144.3 103.4 205.8 114.7 253.5 140.2 Alloy Chr.Y.xlor Dcirolt Stocks Make Dismal Start, Slump to New Lows for Bear Mart NEW YORK, June Stocks made dismal on tho last month of the -second quarter today, slumping to new lows for the bear market Finding nothing in the news cpver the extended week-end to revive its luw spirits, the imirkoi, was rather easily influenced by a Iresh breaK in the Pivotal industrials unci utilities fought oft tho tiend I'oi a time during the first hour, but iinally gave way before the sharp mark-downs in luany tut carrier issues The volume was around recent levels. United States Steel common. ni-troit Stocks. (Noon isolations.) I A Com Vltg Com Clovrliiiul Nav Coin Excellu All-emit A 1 Tool Gi-nend Motors Com Genond Purls Corn Com (Cintnrl Knptrls MetukTiilt i PncUiird Mo'or Parke-Diivls Co Parker liust Proof Coin Pittsburgh Fnryius Co Reo Motor Com Timken-Dctrolt Axle Com Universal Cooler A Universal Cooler Univi'i'Mil I'rod'icU Com Warner Alroruft Corp Yosemlte Holding V. T.

Detroit HanKers Co Fidelity Hunk it Trust Co Guardian Pet Vn Group UUMNGTON MAKKKTS. (Quotations by fanners Store.) Dairy butter, per U) Potatoes, per bu Green onions, per doz 40c Meats. IK: Beer, per Ib 81.. lOo Veal ti .90 a ...0 1 .11 62 (Quotations by llrorty Hros.) Hr.iM' Meet hides. OiH' Ib.

red kidney Sloans, pn cv t. Dark red kidney beans, prr cwt. White navy beans, prr Heivy lions, and t-prlrgors, pec Ib. SCOTT VH.l.K MARKETS. Heavy lurs, i in- 1': Heavy Wheat LlHiU lliirk re4 kidney Wiiite liiivy Ryo Beel 1 Hoiie $8 $3 Wool 15c Detroit Cash Grain: (Quotations In Cents.) DETROIT, June close: 2 VD; No.

2 red, 81; No. 2 mixed, 80. 2 yellow, 61; No. 3 yellow, 60. 2 white, 33; No.

3 white, 32. 1, 54; No. 2, 52. Detroit Poultry, Produce. DETROIT, June light; market, firm; broilers, barred rocks, 2 Ibs.

up, mixed colors, leghorns, 24n 2Gc; hens, under 5 21c; over 5 19c; leghorns, 17c; stags, 12c; white ducks, 4 Ibs. up. 18c; small colored. 16c; geese, young, 7 Ibs. up, 16c; turkeys, young, 10 Ibs.

up, 28c; old toms, 20c. Dressed country dressed, I4c per medium, city dressed, 16c. creamery In tubs, 24c. receipts according to quality, 16-18c; dirts, 14c; checks, 13c. Detroit Potatoes.

(Quotations In Dollars and Cents.) DETROIT, June States Department of Agriculture.) Michigan 150-pound sacks, rural russets, 1.30-1.40; Maine 150- pound sacks. Green Mountains, 2.502.60; 100-pound sacks, 1.85; poorer, spongy lower new: Florida barrels, Spnulding Rose, 4.15-4.25; No. 2, 2.75; 100-pound sacks, 2.30-2.40; South Carolina barrels, Cobblers, 4.25; Alabama and Louisiana 100-pound sacks, triumphs, 1.85-1.05; mostly l.DO-1.95. Chicago Poultry. (Quotations In Cents.) CHICAGO, June alive, 1 cnr; 16 trucks; market, easy; fowls.

broilers, 21-24; friers, 28; roosters, 12'i; turkeys, 20-23; spring ducks, 1H-2-'; old ducks, IB; geese, 12. Detroit Livestock. (Quotations In Dollars and Cents.) DETROIT. June 075; market, opening steady but slow; fair to good 6.7ft- 725; fair to good heavy steers. Vmnrly weight butcher Mecrs, 5.75-6.25, fair steers, fair to good heifers.

5-6; common light butchers, 4.50-5; best cows, good butcher cows 3.50--I; common butcher cows, cutters, 2.50-2.75; dinners, light butcher bulls. 4.75-5; bologna bulls. stock bulls. 3.50-4.50; feeders, 5.506.25; stackers. milkers and springers, 45-65.

Veal market, steady; best, others, Sheep and 411; market, steady but slow; quality pliiln; best liimbs, fl; seconds lambs, 7.50 down, cull spring lambs. 7.50; good spring lambs, fair to good sheep, c.ulls und common, l-S. 325; market prospects. Mixed hogs, Chicago Potatoes. (Quotations in Dollars and CHICAGO.

111., June 1 States Department ot Agriculture.) 351; on track. 408. total U. S. shipments Saturday.

Sunday, new stock, slightly weiifc- er. tnidlns fairly good; Alabama und Louisiana sucked bliss triui'iphs, 1.5"1 TOi iv.OHfly, 1.55-1*0; ungraded, 1.351.45; Texas, old stock, dull: trading slow; s'aokert per Idiih, russ.et.s- No. 1, 1.40-1.55; Wisconsin, roni'd whites, Professional Services 28 work on! all ijour jewelry, watches and clocks. Gco. Hayward, 116 S.

James St. Employment Housps for Sale "84 LUDINGTON house fov sale. All modern conveniences. 8E feet frontage, fi pocket garage. Will consider'renting partly furnished.

Bargain if taken at once. Tel. 1036. DESIRABLE sale in all par.ts of the city. See Home Realty Wilfrid Hocking, First National Bank Pldg.

i Sale rent Jn a Homes'can be 'purcliased 'as as $iOp' i down, -bal- ''lance like Olmstead Nertbcrg. 22 792 evenings. MODERN excellent location. Basement, furnace and every convenience. Priced very low.

Meny- Washatka Agency. Phone 58. Shore and For 86 SMALL sale. Part cash, balance terms. Inq.

First cottage north F. Swift, South Bayou, Hamlin lake. YOUNG LADY general -office work. Write B. Box C8, Ludington.

and Female 34 MANY are offered daily in these columns of the Classified Business Opportunities 38 THE is a business guide for business men. Live Stock Horses, CattJc, FRESH JERSEY good for Also loose hay and Petoskey potatoes. Ward Paxton, K. 1, Kreesoil. YOUNG GUERNSEY milk, for sale.

Also clover leaf manure spreader. Harry Whitakcr, B. 4, Ludington. Phono 0107. BABY sale this week.

C. Alstrom. Phone 632-W. Stock 50 FAT CATTLE ran- ners, hogs. Geo.

Castenholz. Tel. 119-F-13, Scottville, or inq. Kobe's Store. Merchandise Articles for Sale GAKOEN sale.

Guitratitocd garrtert hose at only $3.90 per 50 feet length including connections. Also large assortment of attachments fot sprinkling or watering lawns or gardens. Ludingtmi Fruit Exchange. THE lUJRftlKU many helpful hints in the Classifier) Section. Boats and Accessories 52 NORTH HAYUt! BU.V1' for business.

Best, fishing on Humliu lake, tuiu'hes scrvnd. Mike Oerler. Building Materials 53 CONCBKTK GRAVEL STOCK PILE- For sale. 80c per yard, one mile north of N. Hamlin school.

Phone 37D5. Farm and Dairy 55 sale. New low price on pure bran. $1.15 per 100 Ibs. Ludington Fruit L'xchungi-, I'O'lATOES, NO.

Vac bushel. Bring your basket. Luding- Fruit Eiclunge. Fpel, Feed, Fertilizers 56 t'liii'iigu U.iirj. Cents, i clUCAUO, June 1 liic aa.SH; market, eteacly: creum ery eMrua score --J SO i)i) ear lotsV 2-1; extra nvsts iiHi- nrsts t8S-Bi) hivvn 50 dfCDiids' iBO-B7 hcore), 19-20.

53 murKut. easv extra tirs-ts. H'j. iresh graaec! 16'j. current receipts, stovage packed 17 3-4: storage nuKk-jvi extras, 18! 4.

LOAD MIXK1) l.ni- Tull K'. iiiiUs s.iiuh Scuitvilli Seeds, Plants, Flowers KtEf txpejist's int; nji the I.ISJIIRU Afla. FOR SALE I'eluuias, Snapar.igi.n.-.. i Stock, Flux, Strawberries, Calejielula and many uthe.iv Caulifloutj. tjb- bige and will be rejdy within 4.

tew days. Blk, diet. $1 M) per yard. Fojest i APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR, 1 DISAPPEARED PERSON. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Mason.

At a session of said Court, held at Probate Office in the City of Ludington In said County, on the -'5th day May A. D. 1931. Present, Hon. Clark B.

Jagger, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Faubert Lower, Disappeared. Nina Sellner having filed in said Court her petition praying that the ad! ministration of said estate be granted to Joseph M. Sellner or to some other suitable person, It is Ordered. That the 26th day of October A.

D. 1931, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said probate office, be and Is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; It Is Further Ordered, that public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, once each month for four months prior to the month set for said hearing, in The Ludington Daily News, newspaper i printed and circulated In said County. It Is Further Ordered, that notice thereof also be given to each, person named In said petition as heirs-at-law, or next of kin. by depositing copies of this order In a postoffice, in envelopes addressed one to each of them at their respective last known postoffice ad- dresscsd. duly registered and postage prepaid, within thirty days after the I filing of said petition.

CLARK B. JAGGER, Judge of Probate. June 1, July Aug. 3, Sept. 7.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Mason. At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Ludington In the said County, on the llth day of May, A. D. 1031.

Present, Hon. Clark B. Jagger, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Inger Marie Clemensen, Deceased. It appearing to the court that the time for presentation of claims against salri estate slumtcl be limited, and that a time ami place be appointed, to receive, examine and adjust till claims and riemimds against said deceased by and before said conrl: It Is Ordered, That creditors of deceased are required to present their claims to court at said Probate Office on or before the llth fay of September A.

L). 191(1, Ht ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time and plaru being hereby appointed for the examination and adjustment of all claims anil demands nguinst It is Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy tf tills order for ihivj weeks previous to said day of hearing, in The Ludlngmn Daily News, newspaper printed and circulated, In said CLARK B. JAGGEP. Judge of May IB.

25, me 1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATK OK MICHIGAN, The Probiite Court fur the Countv of Mason. At session ot said Court lielrt at the Probate Office in the City of Ludington in tile sftld Count.y on Ijth day of May, A. P.

13o' Present, Hon. Clark B. TO have. In the irattev ci tl.e Charlc-o C. Betka, Pcrc-Uiccl.

Kppe.mns to I-O'TI (I for -presentation of suirt estate shoi.lrt be'linn'tei'. time ijitd nlace. he tippv luted to te- ceive. examine and udju.it till c'nm Ml dt i amis, i ece. -'V und before svurt eo deceased are required to juvaci-i M-f 1 claims to said court at suid Office on i tie U-y Sep't'n ber A li'Jl, ut ten o'el'H-'-- in tilt forenoon said' tuna btnii hereoy ior the Iwatiou and adjustment oj all and against said Fui'tWr Ordered, Tint notice thereof be by publication of a copy of this order for three weeks previous to said day of hearing, In The Lmlinglon Dally News, newspaper printed and circulated in said county.

CLARK 15. JAGGER, Judge Probate. May 18, 25, Juno 1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Mason.

At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office In the City of Ludington In the said County, on the 15th day of May, A. D. 1031. Present, Hon. Clark B.

Jnggcr, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth C. Dacensed. It appearing to the court that the time for presentation of claims against said estate should.be limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine, and adjust nil claims and demands against, said deceased by and before said court; It is Ordered, That creditors of said deceased are- required to present their blalms to 1 said court at said Probate Office on or before the 15th day of September A. D.

1931, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased. It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be giVcn by publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous 'to said day of hearing, In The Ludington Dally News, a newspaper 'printed and circulated In said county. CLARK B. JAGGER, Judge of Probate. May 18, 25,.

June paper printed and circulated 111 said County. CLARK K. JAGOEK. Judge fo f'robtilc. Mny 25.

Juno. 1, 8. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE, Whereas, default has boon made in the. conditions of a mortgage executed by Jeffery Ager and Mattle Agcr. husband und wife, to the State Savings BflnV: of ScoUvillo, Michigan corporation, dated January 11, 1927, and recorded Jan.

14, 1S27 In libor GO of mortgages on page. 323 in tho office of register of deeds for the county of Mason. Michigan. Any by reason of said default thnro la claimed duo on the date hereof, upon the debt secured by said mortgage, for principal and interest, the sum of $887.26. NOTICE TO CIlEDiTORS.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Thi Probate Court for tile County of At a session of said Court, held at the probate City of the sitid-'C6unty, On the -15th day of May, A. D. 1931. 1 Present, Hon. Clark B.

Jagger, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph J. Cranley, Deceased. It appearing to the court that tho time for presentation of claims against said estate should be limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine arid adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said court: It is Ordered, That creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate Office on or before the 15th day of September A. D.

1931, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time and. place lag hereby appointed for the examina- tion and' adjustment of all claims' ana demands against said deceased. It Is Further Ordered, That public 1 notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order for toree suc- ccsslve weeks previous to said day of hearing, in The Ludington Dally News, a newspaper printed and circulated In said county. CLARK B. JAGGER, Judge of Probate.

May 18, 25, June 1. And no suit or proceedings at law or I In chancory having been to recover said amount or any part I thereof; Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale I contained In said mortgage and the statute In such case made and vicled, and to pay said amount. with i-interest at 7 percent per annum, and I the costs and charges of said sale, to- I gether with any taxes and or insxuv arice premiums paid by mortgagee to I protect their lien, prior to said sale, also the attorney fee provided for. by I said mortgage will be Idre- i closed by sale at public axiction, to the highest bidder, at the north, front Clodr the court house in the city of Luclr Ington, Mason County, Michigan, OB Wednesday, the 26th day of August, 1931, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, Eastern Standard Time, of the lands land premises described in said gage, to-wlt: The Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 21 In Township 19 North, Range 16 West, being In. the Township of Sherman, Mason County, -Michigan.

Dated; May 25, 1931. THE STATE SAVINGS BANK OF SCOTTVILliEii Mortgagee. ALWAY, Attorney for Mortgagee. Scottville, Mich. May 25, June 1, 8, 15, 2l', 29, July 6, 13.

20, 27, Aug. 3. 10. Ludington State Bank (Trust Department) NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. WHEREAS Glenn M.

Porter and I Ethclyn L. Porter, his wife, William A. Wyman and' Minnie E. Wyman, his wife, of Muskegon, Michigan, on De! ccmbcr 30, 1925, made a real estate mortgage to Joseph G. Wojciechowskl, I of Manlstee.

Michigan, on lands dei scribed as follows: Government Lots Five (5) and Six (6) of Section Six (G), Town Twenty (20) North, Range Seventeen (17) West in Grant Township, Mason County, Michigan, secure the sum of $3,800.00. payable In yearly installments on or before I December 30, 1929, in the manner I stated in said mortgage with interest i at 6 percent, payable annually after date until paid, according to tho condition of four promissory notes of even date referred to in said mortgage, which said mortgage was recorded in the office of the register of deeds for Mason County on January 2, 1020, In Liber 55 of Mortgages on page 63(i. AND WHEREAS the mortgagors have made default in the payment tho last Installment of the principal of said mortgage duo on December 30, 19-9. and the Interest thereon us well i as being in default In the payment of the taxes assessed against said mortgaged premises whereby there is now I due and payable under said mortgage, i the principal sum of and in- terest amounting to $112.80 computed I to the date hereof, making in the ag- gregatc the sum of $912.80, principal land interest now clue upon said morl- 1 gage plus said delinqut'iu tuxes or such part thereof as be paid by iaicl inortKftBee. THEREFORE by UMSUII of said default and the power ot contained in said mortgage and no suit having been commenced, at or in equity to recover sums or any tiart thereof, notice is hereby given Uiat said mortgaged ill be sold at public vendue at the trout door ot the Court lu Ludlnyuiu, Michigan, on Angus' 12th.

at two o'clock in the afternoon of said d'iv to hiuisiy the amount duo on gug" and note, ui aforeiiUd. ith (of torecloauie and I JCSl'FH WOJClt.CtlCUSKV, I Dated: Mi-y t. i MAX M. I Attorney for I HI Ackh'Cas: riav, ivv Ll.mU I Mil." 11. IS, 25.

June 1, 13, 12, 'o. 13, 27. Aug. o. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Mason. At a session of said Court, held tho Probate Office in the City of Ludington in the said County, on the 14th day of May, A. D. 1931. I Present.

Hon. Clark'B. Jagger, Judge i of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Prank I D. Craln.

Deceased. It appearing to the court that tho time for presentation of claims against' I said estate should be limited, and that I a time and place be appointed to re- I ceive, examine and adjust all and demands against said deceased by i and before said court: It is Ordered, That creditors of said! deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate i Office on or before the 14th day of September A. D. 1931, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, said time and place be- 1 ing hereby appointed for the examlna- I tion and adjustment of all claims and I demands against said deceased. It is Further Ordered, That public 1 notice thereof bo given by publication of a copy of.

this order for three sue- i ccsslve weeks previous to said day of hearing. The Ludiugton Dally News. a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. CLARK B. JAGGER, 1 Judge of Probate.

May 18. 25. June 1. STATi: OK Tlic I'robute Court for the Cuiuiij ut At a Court. the Probate onuv in C'uv "i I i'ii our.ty.

aa ll o-' May 1 1." I Ho'i. Ci.i:;-; li i i In M.i tier i.e I NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Court for the County of Mason. At a session of said Court, held at I the Probate OU'ice in the City of Lud; ington in r.he said County, on the isth day of May. A.

D. 1931. Hon. Clark B. Jagger, Judge of Probate.

In the Matter of the Estate of John Christian Rhora, Deceased. It appearing to the court that the time for presentation of claims I said estate should bo limited, and that i time and place be appointed to reive, examine and adjust all clallvii i and demands uguinst said defei'SMtl tv land before said It, Ordered, That "rfdlfors of docea-rd are reqi.ilrccl to present the.ir' i 'o -aid court at Probate Office on before ti'Q Ifith day St-p'enibi-r A. P. at ten o'clock lie the I'oreiuiPii. said piact-, bi'lng Ivr' by upoclnted (or the exarn- 1 inatlon and of nil clalitio i and deinauds agumst said riereased.

Further Ordered. That public' tlu'r-'of be given by publica- 01' a of tlii.i order for throe previous lo said day iuMviu'; 1 (n TLo Li diraton HaUv News, newspaper priiitail and cucu- l.i!0'i in rininty. I Cl.ARK AGO KB. i of Mr- I't; i 1'illN' IUU K1NAI. ACCOl.N'llM,, Sr.vTI Ul' iMli UIGAV, i 'i he t'rubutr Court tor tho L'uuuty o' i is.

At of Co'ut, held it' i'f in ti't City of L.iid- In said on L'Ut I A. Hon. CUrk Li. ja I in of M-e o' N-. I Baiil: ivi'.

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