Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 7

FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 147 Placed In Jobs By local Board Employment Service Lands Nearly 5,000 Jobs In The State The Casa Grande office of the Arizona Division of the United States Employment Service placed 147 job seekers during the month of February. 1942. according to in- ormation released today by Dan J.

Sullivan. Manager. Jobs filled throughout the State of Arizona during the month of February through the facilities of the United States Employment Service totaled 4938, Henry K. Arneson, Director, stated. In addition to the above listed Placements, a total of 578 men were placed through clearance arrangements on jobs in war industries, both within the state and on the Pacific Coast.

Through the state, the thirteen Brief Items From Eloy Mrs. ART BROOKS, Correspondent THE CASA GRANDE DISPATCH Itfs Their Turn This Time local offices of the Arizona Division of the U. S. Employment Service were successful in jfinding jobs far a comparatively large number of workers. The tally by local offices folows: Blsbee, 407; Douglas, 179; Flagstaff, 63; Globe.

152; Kingman, 64; Nogales, 39; Phoenix, 2835; Prescott, 96; Safford 111; Tucson. 704; Winslow, 71; and Yuma, 70. During the month qf February 4-UWU144 cwrujirj a. total of 4317 new applications were received in the various local offices, while 1,834 men and women renewed applications already on file, but previously considered inactive. In addition to all of these activities, there were many special recruiting campaigns for workers at Ft Huachuca, Flagstaff, Florence, Morenci, San Diego, California, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Mare Island, and for the various Federal civilian branches of the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

The Casa Grande Office referred 25 workers to these war industries and activities of the armed forces The Women's Society for Cristian Service met at the home of Mrs. Lou Garrctt on Wednesday afternoon with Garrett aijd Mrs. Lee Brown as hostess. Mrs. Nellie.

Rogers conducted the devotional; Mrs. Mable Toot and Tay Garrett gave readings. Mrs. luby Brown was in charge of Sible quizzes and Mrs. Irene Campbell reported on the study course.

Mrs. Harvey Williamson was as a new member. Mrs. John Nutt was guest for the day. Following the business meeting, he group enjoyed a social hour, 'he next meeting will be held 1st at the Old Compton Store uilding.

Mesdames Mike Hard- ng. Ruby Vickers and Art Brooks will be hostesses for the day. William H. Brooks, age 67, died March 18 at 7 p. m.

from a heart attack. He wasi employed by H. H. Holden and was alone in the store when a customer found him lying on the floor apparently dead As Dr. Tucker pronounced death from natural causes, ex-pfflcio coroner.

J. C. Garrett found an Inquest not necessary. Mr. Brooks is survived by two brothers in Ponder, Texas.

Softball Games On Friday the Casa Grande boys Softball team invaded Eloy, but were turned back with two defeats. feats. The 'A' boys of Eloy nosed out Casa Grande's team 7 to 6 1 Phil Salazar limited the visitors to three hits but his free tickets to first helped Casa Grande score J. D. Wallace led Eloy's attadk with two hits in three times at bat Behind the stellar pitching of Manuel Bustos, the Eloy boys team overpowered the visitors 12 hitting were the main causes for thorae ft Johnson, 311 Phoenix National Bank Building, Phoenix, Arizona.

GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of Final, this 28th day of February, 1942. (SEAL) T. J. MARKS, Clerk By: RICHARD E. FULTON, Deputy Clerk Jirst pub.

March 6, 1942 Last pub. March 27, 1942 T. J. HARKS, Clerk First pub. March 20, 1942 Fourth pub.

April 10, 1942 No. 68M THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF FINAL GERMAN Allied luitft to build new ri The men important German who guard them) are part in the drive ue, has been one WVH vni soldiers- ft om showing the to Loose fielding and LEGALS and 3 put to work lch wt de tro fighting. of the PoQtir Middle Eastern force which took such an back 1 in Poland whose otet Mxwi-jret forbids thei Polish they must fee feeling at the work for th fm for heavy the high score. Return games to be played at Casa Grande are scheduled or April 4th. Additional practice for each school should improve the games.

Mr. and BIRTHS Mrs. Alton Lumpkln Exactly how United States Marines and civilians on Mid-way Island are standing off attacks by the Japanese probably wil go down In history books along with the gallant stand made by the Leather- at Wake Island. I-oneliest outpost of Jie Marine Corps, Midway has been garrisoned by a mere handful of U- S. Atari nes in recent months, mainly to mark its ownership by 'the U.

S. rather than as a defensive force. Situated some 1400 miles from Hawaiian Islands, this speck iS rea barren cnargmg lailure to about a mile and a quart- (ProvWe for wife. A felony waVrant long and three quarters of a was deivered to Hardine for mile wide. It has little or no flora i sen-ice.

"armng for ltS 5 a a is the ne b'rd. sea announce the birth! of a daughter on March 18th. The baby has been named Pattie Roll i A boy weighting seven pounds and three ounces was born to Mr and Mrs. Richard Alton Honeycut on March 23rd. The baby has been named Richard Alton and will be called -Dickey 1 for short COURT NEWS A.

B. Sparks was arranged in the Eloy Justice Court on March 21st on a felony charge. The preliminary hearing has been set for March 27th. Bond was set at five hundred dollars, and upon failure to post bond defendant was placed in the county jail. T.

T. Reeves entered a plea of -ruilty to a charge simple bat- tary and paid ten dollars fine in lieu of ten days in jail. Complaint has been filed bv -rr tee No. 1785 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STUTE OF ARIZONA IN AND Fofe THE COUNTY OF FINAI.T r. OF FOR PROBATE 01 of the Estate of also known as In the TURN AMOS T.

riANNEN. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Xupe Mannen, Cisa Grande, Arizona, has filed in this Court, a document purporting be the Last WU1 and Testament Turn Mannen, also mown as LIDOS T. Mannen, deceased, togeher with her petition praying that said document be admitted to pribate in this Court as the Last Will and Testament of Coon, deceased, wife of Frederick ED and required to appear and Coon on June 6, 1924; JOHN DOE; defend; in the above entitled ae- JANE TJOR- anri HT.Ar'ir .1 JANE DOE; and BLACK CORPORATION, Defendants. THE.STATE OF ARIZONA to the above named defendants: FREDSRICK COON; UN.

KNOWN HEIRS of Frederick Coori. deceased; JANE DOE COON, wife of Frederick Coon on June 6, 1924; UNKNOWN HEIRS of Jane Doe Coon, deceaaed, wife of Frederick Coon on June JOHN DOE; JANE DOE; and BLACK CORPORATION. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON- tion in the above entitled court, within i'WKJM'1'x DAYS, exclusive of the day of service, after service of summons upon you if served) within the State of Arizona, or within THTRTTi DAYS, exclusive of the day of service, If without the State of Arizona, and you are hereby notified that In case you fail so to do, judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint The name and address' of Plain- SUMMONS IRENE TARBER, Plaintiff vs. ROYYARBER, Defendant THE STATE OF ARIZONA to named defendant ROT ARRER. TQU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to appear and defend in the above entitled action in the above entitled court, within TWENTY DATS, exclusive of the day of service, after service of this summons upon you If served wjthin the State of 'Arizona, or within THIRTY DATS.

exclusive of the day of service, if served without the State of Arizona, and you are hereby notified that in case you fail so to Pf THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND THEi COUNTY OT FINAL SUMMONS LEO ELLSWORTH. Plaintiff, vs. JOHN VEASY, ia single man; UNKNOWN HEIRS of John Veasy, deceased: JAMES STEPHENS LINCOLN; UNKNOWN HEIRS of James Stephens Lincoln, deceased- JANE DOE LINCOLN, wife, of James Stephens Lincoln on February 16. 1926 and March 21. 1927- UNKNOWN HEntsTof Jane Doe Lincoln, deceased, of Stephens Lincoln on February 16, 1926.

and March NET L. MATER- 19271 SID- UNKNOWN HEIRS of Sidney L. Mayer, deceased; JANE DOE MATER, wife of Sidney L. Mayer on February 18. and March 21, 192T; UNKNOWN HEIRS of Jane Doe Mayer, deceased, of Sidney L.

Mayer on February iie, 1938. and March THE STATE OF ARIZONA to the above named defendants- JOHN VEAST. a ataule man- UNKNOWN HBSRSof John 1927; UOHW DOE; and BLACK COR- CVUUCAI.U against you for the relief demanded in the complaint The name and address of plaintiffs attorney la Noal R. Phx Nafl Bank Arizona. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona In and for the County of Final, this 12th day of i HEIRS of James deceased; JANE wJf on February 18, 19M and March M.

UNKNOWN HBR8 of Jane Doe Lincoln, deceased, wife UNKNOWN ns Lincoln. LINCOLN, Lincoln at Jamea Stephens Lincoln 16. and Incorporated 1912 DEPENDABLE TITLE SERVICE PHOENIX TITLE TR said Turn Mannen, also kno'vn as Amna Amos T. Mslnnen who, said petitioner Is deceased, and that letters testamentary issue thereon to said petitioner and that same will be heartf on the Mojiday the 30 day of March 1942, at 2:30 o'clock in thle afternoon -of; said day, at the court room of said Court, in the interested in the prayer oif not be granted ni Court House, the Town of Florence, County pf Final, State of Arizona, and all 'persons said estate are noti- fied then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petitioner should Audrey McKay against Myril Wiliam McKay, charging failure to Birds Are Tame 1942. this 9th day of March, T.

J. MARKS, Clerk I 1 i what effect your First pub. Mirch 13, 1942 Third pub. Miarch 27, 1942 ard and Roger Gates. He vi noger Uates He was are so tome they will Charged with discharging firearm" Uplit on the shoulders of humans After pleading guilty he pat out of their 0 eu ne paid a pat out of their hands, afforfl- endless amusement to visitors.

Landing there in 1904. a detachment of from 10 to 20 U. S. Marines remained on duty there until 1308, while some construction work was done by the Pacific Cable Company. Their main duties were to maintain order and to protect bird life.

The gooney birds furnished valuable feathers some of the Japanese workers on the island werfc anxious to secure. In 1905 the Marine officer on duty there found it necessary to require the' civilian population to turn in their firearms to protect the birds. Guns Are Taboo For this reason no cats pr does were allowed on the island. Liquor and cameras are also taboo' with the exception of those cam-' whfch were used for the tak- of official photos. The lonely island's 1800 inhabitants, mostly civilians employed by construction company and a few fine of ten dollars.

LOCALS Mr. A. A. Galloway, of Sutton Arkansas, is visiting at the home of his son. Bill Galloway.

He was Sne? hefre beCaUSe illness of his daughter, Mrs. Vin- wh is Patient in nes.svswim, and play with the goosey birds far amusement They alsi had band concerts, movies. boxing and wrestling matches. They evein published a little miime- Mall has been arriving there once a week on the Clipper while naval vessels or other ships bring plies. The island boasts oass a ar forest; of iron Wood trees.

All aboLt A Utl011 ftoe and shrubbery: Canary birds there by the thousands Typhoons Sweep Midway Typhoops have often swept a- "oss Midway. One of them wrecked a Marine Corps camp there in 1905 and It was replaced by a small barracks. Late in 1939, when a hurricane swept toward the i island supplies were moved to its highest point-27 feet above sea level- as -a safety measure Lackflyithe storm abated some- in 2-year-old dau- Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lump.

a patient in the Lincoln hospital in Casa Grande afte suffering from an ear infection George Logan Andres, who has been visiting his parents in Arkansas for several weeks, returned to Eloy, Monday. Mrs. Connie Keeling spent the past week-end visiting friends in Phoenix. ones fif grade teacher in the Eloy Grade School, has just returned from Denver, Colorado Mr. Jones made this trip with Peterson, Brooke and Steiner basketball team.

Bed Cross News The Executive Board of the Eloy Cr met at the home of Mrs. Esther Dow on Friday, March 20 NOTICE JTO CREDU'OKS Notice is hereby given to the -Miters of and to all persons hav- claims agtinst the estate of I W. Osoojrne, deceased, to exhibit and present their claims with necessary vouchers, to Gertrude Osborne, administratrix of the estate of Earl Vf. Osborne, deceased, at her residence at the Sunset Court one-half mile wesl of Casa! Grande, Arizona, on the Gila Bend! Highway, within ten months after! the date of the first publication ofi this notice. i first published this this notice.

Dated and 20th o'ay of March, 1942. GERTHUDE OSBORNE, Administratrix of the estate of Earl W. Osborne. First pub. Maifch 20, 1942 Last pub.

Aprif 10, 1942 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE Washington, D. C. February 28, 1943 Notice is hereby given that on November 20, 1937, the State of Arizona filed exchange application, Phoenix 078454. Taylor Gracing Act of June 28, 1934 (48 Stat. was to the es- are vidnity.

pne of them ship loaded witH Marines a few months later a mefecbant ship Was wrecked on its shores. of a Red Cross at the Picacho Tavern under the direction of Henry There will be several trained first aid workers on duty at the station at all times. The Eloy Red Cross agreed to necessa 'y equipment or the First Aid Station. Mrs. Art Brooks was appointed handle the collection and disposition of waste materials for national defense.

Mrs. Kathleen Merrel was elected to fill the position of First Aid Chairman on the Executive Board. The Volunteer Home Service Committee has received 67 yards of outing for men's pajamas to be made in the sewing room at Eloy An advanced course In First Aid is to be given in Florence on March 25, 26, and 28th under the direction of Mr. Ames. Buy Defense Boo If Not-Good Bye! dBoy Jie act of June 26, 1938 (49 Stat.

1976), to select all sec. 24. T. 10 S-. R.

17 and all sec. 33, T. 7 R. 19 G. containing li- 280 acres in (change -ifor" 1.280 acres of unsurveved school section lands.

This notice is for the purpose of allowing all persons claiming the selected lands, or having bona fide objections to such application. opportunity to file their era! Land Offii evidence that First pub. Marc Pointed material will have always depends on the care and used in its preparation for an experienced Printer with an eye for effective presentation and a knack for judicious typography can make even the run-of-the-mill printed piece a standout does it not seem wise to entrust your printing to a Printer who can guarantee your com- plete satisfaction? let us submit samples of our work for proof! Casa Grande 'Circulars 'Letterheads 'Booklets Office Forms Business Cards Wedding Announcements Blotters Handbills under Section 8 of 269) amended by protests, or othe United States at Phoenix, Ariz ana, or in the Gen objections, in the strict Office iie. together with of such pro- tests or objections have been served upon the State within thirty days from date of first publication. (Sgn.) JOEL DAVID WOLESOHN, Assistant Commissioner PHONE 59 PHONE 59 20.

1942 No. 6827 SUPEIUOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND. FOR T1IE COUNTY OF PINAL SUMMONS LEO ELLSWORTH, Plaintiff vs. FREDERICK COON; UNKNOWN HEIRS of Fredei-ick Coon, deceas- JANE DOE COON, wife of rrederick Coon on June 6 1924- UNKNOWN HglTRs of Jarle.