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the HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Friday, December 4 1964 Accidents Up In November Personal injuries dropped two in November from 15 reported in October, with an increase of 12 accidents investigated by the department. There were 29 last month. Following is the breakdown of Sheriff Lloyd report. Prisoners Booked in County Jail 39 Prisoners Days Served 262 Prisoner Meals Served T34 New License Issued 66 Renewals 408 Chauffeur's 160 Duplicate 25 Corrected 14 Void Total License Fees $1749.00 Civil Fees 822.74 Complaints Answered 48 Accidents (13 injured i 27 Papers Served Foxes Bountied Summons Issued 35 Prisoners Booked For Following Offenses Aiding Abet in? Assault Battery Assault Disorderly 7 D.U.I.L. 2 D.W.L.R.

1 VDA.A. 3 Impersonating Deceased Person Disorderly Person Fireworks Uttering Publishing 1 Reckless Driving 2 Simple Larceny 2 i Non-support Felonious Assault Warrant Flooded Oil Heater Causes Home Damage The Hillsdale Gty Fire Department made a silent run last night at 8:39 p. m. to the residence of Mrs. Viola Barker, located directly in back of the Paragon Restaurant.

The house is owned by Charles An oil heater bee me flooded und considerable smoke and foot damage resu ted in the front part of the house. Camden Holiday and weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Erol St. John and son were her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Slawecki of East Moline. 111., her sister Judy of i East Moline and Mrs.

Pamela Schmeder of New York. The young ladies are Hillsdale Col- i le'ze students. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kulow of Morgantown, W.

Va. were among guests entertained by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Moore.

Myron Schaadt, Gary and John Kuster and Sarah Kuster, students at Western Michigan, were home for the holiday recess. M.S.U. students home for the holiday recess were Gale Mull. 1 Terry Hall. Bob Copeland, Stephen Rehkopf and Jeanne Haughev.

Mr. and Mrs. CD St. John 1 ipent last week in Oklahoma City. Okia with their daughter and son-in-iaw.

Hemlock Lake Mr. and Mrs. Von Cell i two children Karen and ny of Dayton, Ohio. were of Mrs. par- Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin hultz Four-year-old Marie 1 of Toledo, Ohio, is spend- 1 in" 'he weok with her grandmother. Mrs Alice Dowe. Recent guests of the Ben metis were cousins, Mr. and Mrs.

Kuohn and I Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Harter of Toledo Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Shiffler on Mrs. Kin. Robert Waterfield who I wss ir. an automobile and is in a Toledo 1 bo me" Bryan was honored at i birthday p' at th? Bryan (lues's were Mr and Mrs. James Mitchell cf Tuscon Mrs- War.en Mitchell.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert i an and daughter and Mr. i Mi Paul iiryan and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Matthew attended the wedding of a cousin, Ch rles Matthews and Miss Judith Has.sel at the Crosse He Episcopal Church in Detroit and a reception at the Belle Boat Club, an 1 visited Mr. sister. Mrs. Koch and sister-in-law Mrs Beaufour.

MEN IN SERVICE JONESVILLE ROBERT CARPENTER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Carpenter, 222 Murphy St. has been promoted to the rank of Master Sergeant. Robert is a 1950 graduate of Jonesville High School and pined the USAF June 1950.

He has recently returned from a 4-year tour of duty in France and Germany. He is now stationed with his family at Selfridge Air Force Base. Mt. Clemens. GERALD L.

BORTON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T. Borton, 20 Cole Quincy, completed an eight-week general supply i course at the Army Ordnance I Center and School. Aberdeen i Proving Ground.

Dec. 1. He entered the Army in June and completed basic training at Fort Knox, Kv. He is a 1964 I graduate of Quincy High School. Seaman EUGENE H.

COLE, USX. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don- Jd B. Cole of rte.

1. Reading, is serving aboard the repair ship USS Amphion, operating out of Norfolk. Va. Court To Sentence In Manslaughter Case GRAND RAPIDS Anderson, 24. was to appear in Circuit Court for sentencing today following his conviction on a manslaughter charge in a fatal knifing here last Sept.

18. Judge John H. VanderVVal handed down the manslaughter ruling Thursday to complete a three-day hearing to determine the degree of guilt. He said he found no evidence of premeditation. The offense is punishable by a maximum of 15 years in prison.

Anderson, a Saginaw fruit picker, was charged in the death of Keith Wilterdink. 21. a glass installer. Greenland May Have Record Snow Cover GREENLAND tfi-Residcnts of this former copper mining town in northern Michigan may have shivered through a record Midwest snowfall for the current year. With 58 inches of snow falling in the final 12 days of November, the area has been covered with 64 inches since late October.

2 Die In One Crash BATTLE CREEK Dolores Robinson, 32, and her 55- vear-old mother, Mrs. Harriet Hudson, of Battle Creek were killed Thursday in a car-truck collision near the city. Police said the Robinson car struck the truck broadside as the truck was turning at an intersection. Osseo Mr. and Mrs James Cousins and dauirnter Kay who is in nurse's trainin': in Detroit spent the holiday recess with daughter Martha in Washington D.

C. Clyde Chism and the Harold Da vh family were Thanksgiving cuests of the Warren Chism family in Elkhart Ind. Home for the Thanksgiving recess were Florence Tillman, Michigan State: Nicholas rnongeot Boo her. Lewis T.Umar. and Larry Randall.

Jackson Junior College; Tom Walton. Indi.na Tech Ft. John Frantom. Northern Michigan University. Mar- cuette; Carol Roan, Eastern Michigan.

Ypiilanti; Douglas Sowle. Olivet. Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Jeffries of Aft. Clemens have visiting mother Mrs. O. Mr.

and Mrs. William Hillig nnd three children of Schenectady. N. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Cook. called on Mrs. A. S. Blagdon at the 'F i 1 Jackson.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Reamer, Mr. and Mrs. John Arch and Catherine with Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Arch of Coldwater and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reamer and daughter of Hillsdale, spent the weekend at Mio. Mrs.

John Bristol. Howard Bristol, Mrs. Laura Spahr and Mrs. Helen Pegorsch of Toledo called on Cecil Bump and Betty and other friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Chalmer Draggoo and Jeannine visited their son, David and family at Sturgis. Browns Were Feted On 50th Anniversary FRONTIER Clift and Esther Brown were honored at an open house in observance of their 50th wedding anniversary. One hundred and fifty relatives and friends called to extend good wishes. Mr.

and Mrs. Brown were married Nov. 25. 1914 at Frontier. They have five children, 13 grandchildren and one grandchild.

New In The News JONESVILLE METHODIST H. FI. Fuller, Pastor Sunday: 10 a. m. Sermon: "What Is The World Coming 11:15 a.

m. Church School: 7 p. m. MYF. Moscow Plains MOSCOW PLAINS METHODIST H.

H. Fuller, Pastor Sunday: 10:30 a. m. Church School: 11:30 a. m.

Worship; Sermon: Is The World Coming Ouincv UNION Lorimer W. Crippen, Minister Sunday: 10 a. m. Worship; Sermon Word. 11 a.

m. Sunday School; 5 p. m. Youth. Frontier Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Coleman of Columbus, Ohio, announce the birth of a son. Timothy Paul, born Nov.

28. He weighed seven 13 ounces. The sisters are Karen 8. and Jane, 4. His brother Jerry is 6 years old.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McKee of rte. 2, Hillsdale are the aunt and uncle, having raised his father from small childhood. The Colemans are former Hillsdale residents.

OSSEO The three daughters, Susan, 5 years, Karen, 3 years, and Sharon, years, of Mr. and Mrs. Glen 1). Ruder welcome a brother. Dale Ray.

He weighed four pounds, one ounce. He arrived Nov. 27. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Ruder, Osseo; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bloom of Williamston; great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard D.

Wells, North Adams and Mr. Hiram Bickford of Williamston. Churches (Continued From Page 5) Jonesville JONESVILLE BAPTIST Kenyon Wirick, Pastor Sunday: 10 a. m. Worship: Howard Keithley, guest speaker; a.

Sunday School: 6:15 p.m.: Young People; 6:15 p.m. Adult Bible Study; 7:30 p.m. Gospel Hour. Tuesday 6:30 p. m.

Young People, except seniors. CALIFORNIA PRESBYTERIAN L. Crnthers, Pastor I Sunday: 10 a. m. Sunday School: 11 a.

m. Worship; A. L. Shepherd has returned from 10 days at the cabin of his son, Charles Shepherd. on the Muskegon River.

Area Schools Plan Menus Bertram W. Vermeulen. Pastor Sunday: 9 a. m. Church Schoo'; 11 a m.

Worship; Sermon: Name of W. Woodbridqe WEST WOODBRUDC.E UNITED BRETHREN John Shull, Pastor Sunday. 10 a. m. Sunday I School: 11 a.

m. Prayer: 8 p. i m. Evangelistic Service Thursday: 8 p. m.

Prayer. Hillsdale Symphony and Concert Association, and Hillsdale College, in Cooperation with The Tibbits Opera Foundation, present The of Carl Sandburg" by NORMAN CORWIN DECEMBER 5th, 8:00 P. M. DAVIS AUDITORIUM $2.00 Students: Half Price Tickets At The Door Area schools participating in the hot lunch programs announce menus for the week of Dec. 7.

Litchfield Community Schools or potato crackers, meat sandwich, pineapple up-side-down cake, milk. cabbage salad, cheese, bread or jelly sandwich, fruit, chocolate beans and wieners, Waldorf salad, combread, cookies, milk. craakers, celery, carrots, white or brown bread, ginger bread and topping, chocolate, milk. potatoes, buttered corn, tuna and cheese sandwiches, fruit, milk. Pittsford Rural School Johnny Marzetti, meat and cheese sandwiches, vegetable, fruit, milk.

soup, meat and lettuce sandwiches, vegetable, fruit, milk. Wednesday beef sandwich, meat and cheese sandwiches, vegetable, fruit, milk. meat and egg sandwiches, vegetable, fruit, milk. potatoes, meat and tuna sandwiches, vegetable, fruit, milk. Reading Community Schools Monday Sloppy Joes, buttered peas, pears, milk.

potatoes, ham- burg gravy, egg salad sandwiches, perfection salad, apricots, cookies, milk. Wednesday green coffee cake, butter, applesauce, filled graham crackers, milk. crackers, cheese cube, sandwiches, pineapple up-side-down cake, milk- Friday Macaroni and cheese, cabbage salad, tuna sandwiches, peaches, milk. Waldron Area Schools Monday Spaghetti and meat sauce, brown bread and butter, cheese strips, buttered corn, apple crisp, milk. potatoes, roast beef gravy, rolls, buttered spinach, cheese squares, fruit, milk.

pie, roll and butter, relishes, cherries, milk. soup and crackers, ground bologna sandwich, green beans, peach cobbler, milk. cheese sandwich, potato chips, succotash, whipped gelatin, milk- Jonesville Community Schools rolls, butter, buttered carrots, pears, milk. stew with vegetables, orange juice, cornbread, butter cabbage salad, milk. Wednesday Mashed potatoes, creamed chicken, wax beans, rolls, butter, raspberry, banana gelatin, milk.

Thursday Pizza, tossed salad, butter, apple, milk. sticks, tartar sauce, buttered bread, com, f-uit spice cake, chocolate milk. North Adams-Jerome Schools beans, meat sandwich, stewed tomatoes, peas. milk. soup and crackers, peanut butter sandwich, celery sticks, mixed fruit, milk.

chicken, mashed potatoes, bread and butter, peas, peaches, milk. and crackers, carrot sticks, muffins and butter, gelatin with fruit, milk. and tomatoes, cheese sandwich, cabbage salad, applesauce, milk. Johnson To Present First Medal Of Honor WASHINGTON If)- President Johnson will present the first Medal of Honor awarded for I bravery in South Viet Nam to Army Capt. Roger H.

C. Don- Ion of Saugerties, N. at a White House ceremony Satur- day. The White House announced Thursday that Donlon, 30, would be honored for spicuous gallantry and in- trepidity in action at the risk of his during an attack by Communist Viet Cong rillas last July 6. Truman Discusses McCarthy Hearings NEW YORK t.Pi Former President Harry S.

Truman says the United States can survive anything we don't lose our heads and away the one thing that makes the coun- try great and our freedom Truman, speaking on a television program to be shown nationally, discussed 1he Communist-hunting periods of the latt 1940s and early 1950s, which was led by the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wis. Mickey Mantle set a World Ceries record by playing in 63 games. Bowling Recreation Women's Non-Handicap Chase 21 12 22599 Market House 18 15 22633 Drewry's 17 16 22266 Haran and Estep 10 23 20527 Season's high scores: Ind.

single: Sarah Bosier 220- Ind. series: Sarah Bosier 545. Team single Used Cars 830. Team series Chase's Used Cars 2304. Night's high scores: Ind.

single: Diane Prentice 194. Ruberta Smith 186, Gladys Shear 167. Ind. series: Diane Prentice 476, Gladys Shear 466, Bea Carpenter 450. a Litchfield League Wolfingers Lumber Co.

Simpsons Tip-Off Mels Body Legion Season's high scor Knauer 245. Ind. en 585. Team Team series, Legic Night's high see Shields 235, D. K.

McClintic 199 Shields 560, 529. 20 21 27 28 29 31 29960 29374 30273 29922 28966 29476 single n. 898- 2540 ngle: R. Holt teries: R. .43, J.

Holt Monday Loafers Jonesville Jones Ind. 40 16 29415 Coca Cola 33 23 28873 Risk's 33 23 28324 Harlan Es 27 29 28379 Lincoln Dec 20 35 27416 Litchf 14 41 27020 Season's high team series Risk's Recks 2268, high team single Risk's Recks 833. High ind. series S- Bosier 586. high ind.

single S. Bosier 235. Afternoon's high series: S. Bosier 511, M. Dunn 482.

E. Reed 452. high single M. Dunn 192, S. Bosier 184, D.

Curey 165. National league North Adams Bank 30 18 27909 Marshall's Mkt. 29 19 28109 MacKenzie Auto Sales 27 21 28780 Gambles 24 24 29656 Crop-Aid 24 24 28800 St- Anthony 20 28 27943 Towns Funeral Home 19 29 27623 Fansler Fjrn Hart 19 29 28611 Night's high scores: Ind. single: H. West 224, W.

Bortell 207, T. Dennery 202. Ind. series: H. West 589, F.

Smith 565, T- Dennery 563. Maples City League VanHorn Funeral 29 13 32879 Knights of Pythias 27 15 32193 Halleck Bulk Milk 27 15 31938 Black White Taxi 24 18 34067 Albion Malleable Iron 24 18 31794 Hayes Furniture 23 19 33216 Hillsdale Tool No. 2 23 19 31216 Gar Wood Indust 21 21 32115 Burnett Lumber 21 21 31522 Hillsdale Tool No. 1 20 22 32863 Wilson's Auto Parts 18 24 31496 Hillsdale Agency ..17 25 31045 Knot-T-Pine 16 26 31341 Cambria Tool 15 27 32664 LoPresto Cities Serv 15 27 32605 Watkins Oil Co. 15 27 31718 Season's high scores: Ind.

single Rex Powers 236. Ind. series John Wiseley 625- Team Halleck's Bulk Milk 930. Team series Black White Taxi, 2620. Night's high scores: Ind.

single: John Frantz, 219 L. Wilson, 209, Myrl Spaidinq 207. Ind. series: John Frantz 616, Dale Sawyer 468, James Baranek, 558. Hudson lanes Sunday 6 30 Mixed TW's 28 20 21522 Try Hards 28 16 20197 Sparemakers 27 20 21174 Two 27 21 20470 L-C's 25 19 19349 Splits 24 24 21694 Ball 22 26 20714 Sidewinders 19 1 x2 28 20350 Easy Marks 18 30 20417 4 Foors 17 31 20255 Season's high scores: Ind.

single Elwyn Bryner 248. Vivian Laser 213. Ind. series Richard Green 584, Vivian Laser 540. Team single The Splits 752.

Team series TW's 2029 Night's high scores: Ind. single Max Carncross 233, Harry Haas 200, Em Heller 198, Ruh Siegfried Vivian Laser 174, Donna Foor 176! Ind- series: Max Carncross 567, Harry Haas 560, Elwyn Bryner 544, Ruth Siegfried 479, Vivian Laser, 469, Donna Foor 460. Tuesday Afrernoon Hootenanies Cedars 41 15 25755 Bos'er's 29 26 K2 25408 Jones lum 28 28 25269 Foster's 24 32 24407 Fast Sri 23 33 24579 Scott's 22 33 24064 Season's high scores: Ind. high singie Ann Cooley 211. Ind.

high series Ann Cooley 498. Team single Cedars 735. Team series Cedars 2111. Afternoon's high single: K. Sackett 181, A.

Cooley 168, L. Bellingham 148. Afternoon's high ser es: A. Cooley 428, M. Campbell 397, H.

Henning 389 Reading Ladies Tuesday Afternoon Alley Twist 32 12 13365 Pn Ticklers 26 18 14109 Hittin' Mrs 26 18 12703 Pin Splitters 24 20 12593 The Hicks 20 1 2 23 13090 The Trailers 17 1 2 26 1'2 12582 Leapln' 3 15 29 11969 15 29 11877 Season's high scores: Ind. single 204. Ind series Irene Luxenberger 540. Team ngle The Pin Ticklers 498. Team series The Pin Ticklers 1420.

Afternoon's high scores: Ind single Frances Bucklew 204, Pauline Grafz, 181, Beverly May (sub) 179. Ind. series: Pa.iline Gratz 466, Lillian Johnson 462, Frances Buckle 461. Common Council November 30, 1964 Council Chamber Hillsdale City Council in reqular session, Honorable Audrey Paul, Mayor, presiding. Present: Councilmen LaFollette, leutheuser, Scoville, Wallace, Foulke, Hine.

Absent: Councilman Moore. Minutes of the last meeting as recorded in the official minute book were approved. Followinq were presented and audited by the finance committee: City Payroll 7,957.61 Claims drawn on the Board of Public Works Electric Utility System Operation and Maintenance Fund: General Production 4,130.20 Claims drawn on the Water Supply Sewage Disposal System Operation and Maintenance: General 371.79 FVjrif ication 523.75 Disposal 275.66 Transfers: $25,000.00 from the Electric Utility System Receiving Fund to the Electric Utility System Operation and Maintenance Fund. $2,500.00 from the Water Supply Sewage Disposal System Receiving Fund to the Water Supply Sewage Disposal Operation and Maintenance Fund. Moved by Councilman Wallace, supported by Councilman Hine that be drawn for the and charged to the proper fund' Roll call, ayes unanimous.

Carried. Moved by Councilman leutheuser that Orville E. Meyer, City Manager be designated as the legislative contact man from the City Council for the Michigan Municipal League. Supported by Councilman Scoville. Carried.

Moved by Councilman Scoville that all correspondence be accepted and placed on file. Supported by Councilman Watkins. Carried. Moved by Councilman Leutheus-- er that the Finance Committee and Street Committee study submitted by the City Manager in special report No. 67 and make recommendation at a later meeting.

Supported by Councilman Watkins. Carried. Moved by Councilman Wallace that the recap-balance as of October 31, 1964 be accepted and placed on file. Supported by Councilman Hine. Carried- Councilman Wallace, Chairman of the Ordinance Committee, reported that it is necessary to rescind an ordinance by an ordinance amendment and consequently the "OFF STREET PARKING ORDINANCE" becomes effective at midnight November 30th, 1964.

There will be a transition period when warning tickets will be issued until the can be erected at all of the City telling of the "no-parking between 2:00 a- m. to 5:00 a. Supported by Councilman Hine. Roll call, ayes unanimous. Carried.

Moved by Councilman Leutheuser that Resolution H-35 regarding the payment of fees for Hospital Construction be approved. Supported by Councilman Roll call, ayes Carried. Councilman presented Resolution No. 214 Commmending Frank Waters and moved its adoption. Supported by Councilman Scoville- Moved by Councilman Hine that the City Manager be authorized to prepare plans and specifications for a new dump truck for the street department.

Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened December 14th. Supported by Councilman Leutheuser Carried. Upon proper motion and support council adjourned. The above a brief summary of the proceedings of the City Council at the council meeting held Monday, November 30, 1964. Complete minutes of the meeting are contained in the Council Minutes on file in the office of the City Clerk and are available for inspection at any time, C.

Audrey Paul, Mayor Roberta C. Vaughan, City Clerk. Dec. 4 be and Legal Notices Probate Court for Hillsdale County. Michigan Estate of FLOYD W.

DENTEL, Deceased. PUBLICATION ORDER It is Ordered that on December 16. 1964, at 10:00 a m. in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearinq be held on a petition by Mary E. Dentel praying that an administrator be appointed and determined.

Publication and made as provided by statute Court ru'e. (s) William MacRitehie, Judge of Probate Dated: November 16, 1964 Dimmers 4 by Allen Dimmers, Attorneys for Petitioner 10 Budlonq Street, Miclv Nov. 20, 27, Dec. 4 Probate Court for Hilljdale County, Michigan Estate of WILLIAM LEE CHURCH, deceased PUBLICATION ORDER It is Ordered that on December 1 1, 1964, at 10:00 a.m. in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held on a petition by Hazel B.

Church praying that administration of said estate be granted to Jean Doolittle or some other suitable person and that the heirs at law of deceased be determined. THE BURNETT CO LUMBER AND COAL 'ALWAYS A RITE PRICE" PHONE 523-2980 MICHIGAN 12 12 Ceiling Tile In Stock Also Decorator Patterns Pre-Finished Paneling In Stock PING PONG TABLES- ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR CHRISTMAS. Briquets ton Jewel Pocahontas $18.75 ton Legal Notices jblication and service shall be made as provided by and Court rule. William MacRitchie Judge of Probate Dated: November 18, 1964 Sheldon M- Ellis, Attorney for Petitioner State Bank Building, Hillsdale, Mich. 4.

File No. 21582 Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan Estate of THOMAS M. BROWN, SR. PUBLICATION ORDER It Ordered that on December 8, 1964, at 10:30 a.m- in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held on a petition by Robert J. Brown and Joy N.

Brown, executors praying for allowance of their final account, assignment of residue, and discharge of said executors. Publication and service shall be made as provided by statute and Court rule. (s) William MacRitchie Judge of Probate Dated: November 17, 1964 Dimmers and Moes, by Alan M. Dimmers, Attorney for Petitioner 10 Budlong Street, Hillsdale, Mich. Nov.

20, 27, Dec. Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan. Estate of CARL CODE, Deceased. PUBLICATION ORDER It it Ordered that on January 22, 1965, at 11:00 a.m. in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held at which all of creditors of said deceased will be heard and heirs of deceased determined.

Creditors must file their claims, in writing and under oath, at the Probate Court, and serve a copy thereof upon Carmine Thibodeau, Administrator of said estate before the time of hearing. Publication and service of this order shall be made pursuant to statute and Court rule. (s) William MacRitchie, Judge of Probate Dated: November 17, 1964 Kenneth W- Huggett, Attorney for Petitioner 59 N. Howell Street, Hillsdale, Mich. Nov.

20, 27, Dec. 4 File No. 21687 Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan Estate of CHARLES W. WEBER, Deceased. PUBLICATION ORDER It is Ordered that on December 15, 1964, at 10:30 a.m.

in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held on a petition by Edward C. Weber, praying that his final account as executor of said estate be allowed. It is further ordered that at such time and place the heirs at law of said deceased be determined. Publication and service shall be made as provided by statute and Court rule' (s) William MacRitchie Judge of Probate Dated: November 16, 1964 Prettie Parker, Attorney for Petitioner 16 S. Howell Street, Hillsdale, Mich.

Nov. 20, 27, Dec. 4. Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan Estate of VICKY LIVERINGHOUSE, Minor. PUBLICATION ORDER It Ordered that on December 10, 1964, at 11:00 a.m.

in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held on a petition by City Bank and Trust Company, guardian praying that their annual account covering the period November 9, 1963 to November 6, 1964 be allowed. Publication and service shall be made as provided by statute and Court rule. William MacRitchie Judge of Probate Dated: November 18, 1964 City Bank and Trust Company By B. J. Glasgow, Trust Officer Attorney for Petitioner Jackson, Michigan Nov.

20, 27, Dec. 4 Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan Estate of ANNIE ALICE SMITH, deceased. PUBLICATION ORDER IT IS ORDERED that on December FROM Actually 1 SI! changes v' water 1 heating speeds to meet 11 your different hot water uses Bar I jjl Legal Notices 23, 1964, at 11:00 a. m. fn the Probate Cojrtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held on a petition by Donald Smith praying that a Will and Testament of said deceased be admitted to probate, and that the legal heirs of said deceased determined.

Publication and service made as provided by statute and Court rule. Dated: December 2, 1964 (s) WILLIAM MacRITCHIE, Judge of Probate Kenneth W. Huggett Attorney for Petitioner 59 N' Howell Street Hillsdale, Michigan. Dec. 4, 11, 18.

File No. 10419 Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan Estate of THEODORE E. NORRIS PUBLICATION ORDER IT IS ORDERED that on January 4, 1965, at 10:00 a. m. in the Probatt Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, hearing be held on a petition by Emil M.

Fry, Attorney for Hal W. Page and Doris L. Page, Successors in Title of said deceased praying that the heirs at law of deceased be determined Publication and service shall be made as provided by statute and Court rule. Dated: November 30, 1964 WILLIAM MacRITCHlE, Judge of Probate Emil M. Fry Attorney for Petitioner 59 1'2 North Howell Hillsdale, Michigan.

Dec. 4, 11, 18 File No. 17930 Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan Estate of JESSE E. REAM PUBLICATION ORDER IT IS ORDERED that on January 5t 1965, at 10:30 a- m. in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held on a petition by Emil M.

Fry, Attorney for Hal W. Page and Doris L. Page, Successors in Title of said deceased praying that the heirs at law of deceased be determined. Publication and service shall made as provided by statute Court rule. Dated: December 1, 1964 WILLIAM MacRITCHlE, Judge of Probate.

Emil M. Fry Attorney for Petitioner 59 12 North Howell Hillsdale, Michigan. Dec. 4, 11, 18 File No. 21734 Probate Court for Hillsdale County, Michigan Estate of EDNA HINKLE, Deceased PUBLICATION ORDER IT IS ORDERED that on February 9, 1965, at 10:00 a.

m. in the Probate Courtroom, Hillsdale, Michigan, a hearing be held at which all claims of creditors of said deceased will be heard. Creditors must file their claims, in writing and under oath, at the Probate Court, and serve a copy thereof upon Wave H. McCall and James McCa'I Executors of said estate before the time of hearing. It is fjrther ordered that at said time and place the heirs at law of said deceased be determined.

Publication and service of this order shall be pursuant to statute and Court rule. Dated: December 1, 1964 (s) WILLIAM MacRITCHlE, Judge of Probate Prettie and Parker Attorney for Petitioner 16 South Howell Street Hillsdale, Michigan Dec. 4, 11, 18 NEW ARISTOCRAT Olati-lintd Water Heater with new automatic RESERVE POWER CONTROL SEE IT AT a MEAD APPLIANCE STORE 84 E. Bacon St. Hillsdale be and the mixed drink SQUIRT tropics to your thipe cubes.

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