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Page Ten
Gateway Signs
'Heavenly Body'
Horoscopes and telescopes play
an important part in M-G-M's de-
lightful domestic comedy, "'The
Heavenly Body," now at the Gate-
way theater. William Powell and/
Hedy Lamarr star in the hilarious
i
tale of an astronomer's wife who!
takes up astrology. James Craig is
cast as the willing third angle.
William Powell is a professor of
astronomy who has discovered a
new comet. When he must work
at night on his discovery his wife,
played by Miss Lamarr, becomes
bored. Under the influence of a
neighbor she takes up astrology and
Bill's troubles then begin.
Things reach a head with the pre-
diction Hedy will meet "the true
love of her life" during a certain
period. Just at the deadline, Air
Raid Warden James Craig knocks
at the door. He meets all specifi-
cations and Hedy prepares to di-
vorce Bill and fall in love with
Craig.
Trouble Ensues
Complications arise when Craig
decides he is not at all unwilling
to become Hedy's second husband
and sets out to thwart Bill's frantic
attempts to make his wife see I
sense. And it's a merry time for'
the audience until Hedy discovers
her heart is more reliable than her
horoscope.
KENOSHA EYENING NEWS
Two men who cross the skipper go
to their deaths, and in both cases
the young mate knows they have
been murdered, but is unable to
prove it.
The young officer's attempts to
bring the killings home to the
guilty man and avoid the captain's
sinister scheme of revenge, raise
the intensity of the drama to un-
usually high levels into a gripping
climax.
Dix's work as the sadistic cap-
lain is said to be one of the most
remarkable screen characterizations
of recent years, and Wade, also
turns in a memorable portrayal.
Edmund GIover, Skelton Knaggs,
Ben Bard and Edith Barrett also
are featured.
Brighton
Mrs. Sm.m SdtL CorruDondmt
The funeral of Carl Spaay was
held Friday morning with Roy.
Graft offiiciating. He had been in
ill health for nine years and at-
tended St. Francis Xavier school
until two months ago. He was
compelled to leave on account of
illness and was in fifth grade.
Out of town guests who attended
I Day bed ma
5 Table lows
1 Table top
1 Mirror
I Ironin board
• Cartons and contents
2 Boxes
1 Axe
2 ShoveLs
1 Piece nive
3 Table leaves
1 Coal vail
3 Card tables
1 Barrel and contents
I Mattress
2 PiLlows
I Sewin machine
1 Dresser
I Basket and eontents
I Bdl. v/amo rolls
, 2Bed rafts
1 Piano
to satisfY its lien for storage and other
charges, including the coots of these vro-
ceedings.
Dated this 2rd day of May. A. D. 1944.
OTTO NELSON & SONS, INC.
IMav 24-31
I NOTICE OF SALE
JTo: Mr. Sam Swidler:
Notice is" hereby Eiven that the fo]
lowing described goods will be sold to
satisfy a lien claim of the undenigned
• Otto Nelson & Sons for storage charges
past due vursuant to the Drovtsions ©
Chapter 119.35 of the Wisconsin statut4
The said sale will be by Public aueUol
at the warehouse of the undersigned 1o
,cated at 2107 63rd P1. in the city of Ke-
nosha. Wisconsin. on the 10th day of
June. 1944 at 10 o'clock in the morning
of said day. The goods to be sold are
described as follows:
10 Cartons and contents
13 Baskets
1 Bicycle
I Stone crock
4 Boxes and contents
S Trunks
1 Golf bag
1 Bread box
5 BarreLs o'f china.
To satisfy the warehousemen's lien for
storage of said proverty by said under-
signed in the sum of Eighty-two (BS.OOI
dollars, vlus expenses of such sale.
OTTO NELSON & SONS
IMav 24-3D
NOTICE OF SALE ON WAREHOUSE.
I MAN'S LIEN
1 Book rack
1 Ptllow
1BL dreDu
1 Smrv/ne abl
1 /lve chest
1 DtoE room table ba
45 Plctur
1 Chlffonl mirror
1 Hmnr and contents
a Tabla leaves
I Round tabl to
2Ma
5 Small hum
1 table
• Stair ear
I Bdl. Ir Imds
Dresre
I Che of drawers
SBed slats
I Laru mirror
4 Foot stools
4 Trnn] and contents
I Large ru
I Jardinler
1 Small table
10 Window s
to uttsfy its llan for atoraEe and other
chares, ineludint the costs of these vro-
eeedlnlB. ' "'
Dated this 23rd day of Mgy. A. D. 14.
OTTO N & SONS, INC.
NOTICE OF SALE ON WAIIHOUSL
MAN'S LIEN
To: John R. Cradon, 6023 Sth Avenue,
Kenoha, Wisconsin. on whose account
the Eood hereinafter deserlbed are h]d:
Notice Is Hereby Given That the un-
dereigned, Otto Nelson and Sons. Inc.,
w/H sell at ubHo sale to the highest
bidder, at its warehotum at 2107-11 63rd
Place. Kenoha. Wisconsin. on Saturday,
June 10. A. D. 1944. at 10:00 o'clock in
the morning, the following described
miscellaneous hot*hold goods, to-wit:
2Bed srtn
4 Bed ends
4 Bed rafts
1 Card table
I Mattress
3 Bed slats
I Gas stove
I Electric retri-'tor
2 Dressers
2 Floor lamns
I Vacuum cleaner
1 Small inble
1 Electric fan
1 Kitchen table
1 Ball. curtain rods
I Dining table" toy
I Dtnin table base
I Buffet
(May 24-31l • S. chairs
Applicalion for Tavern Licenses
Filmdom's most glamorus gla- I To: Mrs. Bertha Johnson. 2047 N. 33rd
Street. Milwaukee. Wisconsin. on whose
mour girl sho%s he can do more h r
than " - - " "" " n KAY ULLIA3IS WOULD MELT the paint off most any wall Men in,acc°unt the goods e einafter described
lOOK oeauHrul on me scree h ed f rces i h " - are held:
.......... -" i t e arm o cons der er fine to be "cast away on a desert Island Notice Is Hereby Given That the un
n tact neuy oemonslraes she is .... I " -
' ,. _ ._. wth. Kay ,s currently featured in the M-G-M musical "Two Girls dersgned Otto Nelson and Sons Inc
a erv capaoie comemenne wit - • • -,
" " ' " ":And A Sailor" " lwill sell at nubile sale to the htghet
iam Powell handles his role with " !bidder. at its warehouse at 2107-11 63rd
• " " """ - -" "-' IPlace Kenosha Wisconsin on Saturday,
all tt2e SKill at his commana and 1[ , , • • .
screamingly funny as the harassed , Mrs. Ed Jackley and family. Bur-flean Nelson: Lorctta Huntoon, Mar-!June 10. A. D. 1944. at 10:00 o'clock l]
husband lames Craig strolls cam I sings°n: Mr and Mrs. Leo Wagner vin Richter. Donald Richards and the m°rning'theeh°w_i_r desc.ril
• " ' I mlscellan us nOLL AU aooo, to-wl:
,--=,v-' ,,,,, .... " ,,l ...... o the F Padd°cks Lake', Mr. and Mrs. Hugh, Colleen Andrews. , 1 Ctn. stove Darts
illin:unwillin other man He t.ox. homers and ,.aura and Bill The baseball team from the Me-! 1 Board
• t4- t . ' :
acts easily and gracefully and onel Jackley" . iHenryhigh school will play at !I-[ kettSve
• 'mo luesnay afternoon and .IK ] 1 Buffet
can readily see why Hedy found so .... "
little difficulty in deciding that she, I Wil/t' [horn high school team on Thurs-[ 2 ed ends
.,,,,v 'da'" afternoon z ea raus
c°idt°:eahltmare Spring Bymgton! Mss Grace M Cacey Corrtnnndent [ ]essle Barnes zs presenting her ' Archffha=bme t
!EnRich Prairie Music and dancing l Drol leaf table
as tbe busybody nelghbor and Fay[ Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Holmes, Genoa! u"il" " .......... i Keg
Barrter as the astrologer Henry City were Friday evening, ,,uests p p s In a recital az me ngusn
• " " .... O i Bed sDring
• . ," . - Prairie school Friday mght May ,6
O Nelll. and Robert Sully'. a hand. of ,vlr and Mrs. Davld Kimball , ..... - , . I Sq. table
' • - • " [A ounce Will concluoe the evening's 2 Table bases
some young newcomer, are seen as George Hzgglns received w°rdientertainmen+ ith students fu 1 End table
PowelI's feiIow astronomers, of the death of his cousin George ...... k .' .... r- 1 Table too
i DeForrest 62 at Hell wo Cal nlsnmg me music or me uancing: 1 Rocker
Shipboard. Mystery Ion 5 " .' n.^. Y, . ^_'_ ,f'iCaroline Schmidt at the piano Vie- 1 Hamper
a d J.ul 3 Pc. gas vide
The mystery of a tramp freighterlmer i e 1 1 hlag at the aceordian to satisfy its lien for storage and oth,
aboard which strange "accidents" t The Wilmot Graded school pupils ! y Bow:rs at the drums, charges, including the eosts of these 0ro-
frequently occur, is the unique plot participated in the field day eventsj eeedings.
of RKO Radio's newest horror-film, at Fox River park on Monday. 1, Dated this 23rd day of May. A. D. IAL
OTTO NELSON & SONS, INC.
"The Ghost Ship." starring Richard!Thursday the annual school picnic !'J'7"z Mav 24-31.
D:x twill be held at the park• 'Olive M. Hope. Corresvondent NOTICE OF SALE ON "WAREhOUSE-
Russell Wade heads the featuredt George Willett and granddaugh- I ...... MAN'S LIEN
. .... , vtr ann Vtrs loyd Stoxen and To: Rev. A. J. G. Dowie. 315 N. County
cast in the part of a young third ter :anette xunge called on Mrs ,- ,"
' " ' , "; oaugnter Joan Somers and Mr Street. Waukegan. Illinois. on whose at--
mate who joins the Altair just as Frank Burroughs Friday evening , ' " ' •
......... " ',and Mrs Lloyd Stoxen and daugh- are held:
she sails, and finds himself at odds fur. ann Mrs. imer lascn an- ter Jo ce Wilmot wer count the goods hereinafter described
nouncethe birth of a son. Melvin! .'.. Y.'..," e bunday Notiee Is Hereby Given That the un_ Official License NoIice
with her smiling, suave captain. Lewis. at the Burlington hospital ltol°rs a, the nome of Mrs. "A. C"dersirned'will sell atOtt°vublicNelsale tod theSons'highestIne'"
Friday, May 19. Mrs. L. E. Sweet ! " n. bidder, at its warehouse at 2107-11 63rd
, , Clase at the Salem Center
Richmond is stayin with the Rasch " " Place. Kenosha. Wisconsin. on Saturday.
a,tny" -- ........ ro ewa' wes.--'- I'sch°°l were dismissed" Monday that June I0. A. D. 1944. at I0:00 o'clock in
the teachers and pupils mght ar
Paul Schmalfeldt, Kansasville, i.. . ,, • . P _ the morning, the following described
tlclpate in the field day pro ram at miscellaneous household goods, to-wit:
spent Sunday afternoon with Paull g 2 Reed chairs
Ganzlin. Fox River park. s Arm chairs
1 Studio couch
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tilton, and l Mrs. Arthur Bless, St.. spent the 1 Seat vad
children. Burlington, spent the! week-end with her sister, Mrs. 1 Mirror stand
1 Card table
week-end with Mrs. Lynne Sher-!William Krautkramer, and hun- Deneh
man. i band at Antioch. Mr. and Mrs. 12 Dining room chIrs
Ray J. Austin was in KenoshaiArthur Bless, Jr., and daughter, 2 Bed rails
Wednesday. Sunday he accompa-ICharlotte, joined them at dinner 8ewin cabinet
nied Mr and Mrs. Ervin Rasch and lStmday. 2 Dresser mirrors
Grass rugs
daughter to the home of Mr. and i Mrs. T. V. Durkin has returned 2 Morris chairs
Mrs Paul Vigansky, Kenosha. to her home in Chicago after I Kitchen table
1 Dining room table tol
Mrs. Hattie Pacey was in Ke-ispending the past week with Salem 4 Bed ends
nosha qn Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. i relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Everett 2 ]Box snrings
' 1 Electric stove
Cyril Pacey on Friday to call onlMinnts, the Roger Huntoons of, I Rocker
Floyd Pacey, who is recovering Brass .ll Corners. Mrs. Annie I Ice box
, Desk logs TWIN LAKES
from an operation at the Kenosha Minnis and the Loeschers in this 2 Bed rails
hospital. : village, i
Rev. and Mrs. Rudolf P. Otto and I Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Glynn of Chi- 12 gehsaikrs
children were guests Sunday °f Mr" ca° snort the week'nil "th *h°i 1Tablebase i in
.............. WONDER BAR
and Mrs. Frank Zarnsdorff, Rzch. ilatter, s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil -I 1 Barrel and contents
md.. ........ ;liam Griffin. On their return, they[, -
Fors euman left e rmay Or[wer e accompanied by their daugh-l[
o worm lex wnere She Wlll[te r Fa'" "' - .... II
' " ; , s. 'z,u z,as oven wltn her,,
b:u:htgeUet f rF]a°rrnvrsKlejn. a;grandparents on the farm the past![
: Klein " .. ,.: . .a zer[ three weeks. I I
... . Iormer w ztrnot residents'l rl •
zmss Neumann was accompanied by[LEOALS tl • NOW Show/llg •
Mrs. Chester Paasch, who will visitl-:OTC---OF-S-AL-E--ON-V;;O-S: II
her husband who is stationed at]" ./IAN'S LItN" -I
the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Camp Fannin. Tex. i To: Mrs. Gussie Nelson. 3606 60th
Gregory Vanderberg, Mrs. Wilfred Masses at the Holy Name church Street. Kenosha. Wisconsin. on whose
l account the goods hereinafter described
Vanderberg. Appleton; Mrs. Agnes Sunday are at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m :are held:
Van Alphen, Mrs. George Rooyck- Catechism Saturday afternoon at Nonce Is Hereby Given That the
dersig'ned. Otto Nelson and Sons. Ine.j
ors. Mrs. Bernard Spaay, Mrs. 3 o'clock for members of the First wiU sell at vublic sale to the bighest
Howard Lynch, Kimberly, Wis.; Communion class only. bidder, at its warehouse at 2107-11 63rd,
Mrs. Martin Spaay, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Newell spent Place• Kenosha. Wisconsin, on Satnrdav. [
Spaay. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spaay, the week-end at Baraboo. June 10. A. D. 1944. at 10:00 o'clock in
Bristol;: Mrs. Hegerman, Miss Le- Peace Ev. Lutheran Church __ the morning• the followin described
miscellaneous household good, to-wit:
nora Spaay. Racine; Mr. and Mrs. There will be Festival services 1 Leather davenoort
Pentecost Sunda at 10
Wilson Snoody, Mrs. lVIolcolm Alby Y o'clock and
Burlington; Patricia Spaay, Keno" Sunday school at 9 a.m. The Ladies
she: Mrs. Arnold Thysen. Kim_IAid will meet at the church hall at
2 o clock Thursda a
berly: Mr and Mrs. Stuart Mills ' y fternoon
Geraldine, Elarita and Johnny'lJune 1.
Mr and Mrs H
Chicago, and Pfc. Malcolm Albyll . . arry McDougall
Camp McCall, N. C were in Madison Monday.
The children o'f St. Francis Mrs. Lloyd Stoxen and Joyce de-
school received theirfirst Holy cam- companied Mrs. Austen Stoxen to]
I Milwaukee Saturda
reunion Sunday. Those who re- - " Y. ;
ceived were Ann Schaefer• Doro-
thy Epping, Dolores Safraski,
Lama Hotz, Donna Terry, Marilyn
Meyer, Darlene Meyer, Robert
Meyer, Raymond Meyer, Raymond
Dixon, Gale Eppers, Dick Zelenski
and Freddie Reesland.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Ketterhagen at the Burlington hos-
pital a son on Friday.
Mrs. Susan Seitz spent from Fri-
day until Saturday evening with
her sister, Mrs. Matt Kemen, mak-
ing quilts.
Miss Antoinette Reiter, Washing-
ton, D. C., is home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Matt getter.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dixon en-
tertained the following guests on
Sunday in honor of their son Ray-
mond's first Holy communion.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Lass and son, Kathlcen Wriedt,
Milwaukee: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Seitz
and children, Sturtevant: Mr. and
Mr. and Irs. Frank Kruckmani
were in Crystal Lake Sunday with;
relatives. I
Mrs. Herbert Sarbacker spent
Monday in Milwaukee. ,
R. W. Schenning and Louis Gandt i
are at Lake Mackenzie, Wis., for !
the week on a fishing trip•
Union Free High School -- The
five honor students with the highest
scholastic average in the Senior
class for the past four years are
!
TONIGHT and TH1JRSDAI
ONE SHOW ONLY AT
7:00 P. M.---OUT AT 10
ONE SOLID HOUR OF GOOD
INTERESTING SHORTS
From :00 to S:00 o'Clock
Sport Reel Cartoon
March of Time
News Camera Adventures
FOLLOW'ED BY TWO HOURS
OF THE GREATEST MUSICAL
YOU HAVE EVER SEEN
STARTS AT S O'CLOCK [
ALL OVER AT 1O P. M.
FRL---"HOIIO ARm"
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1 Day bed
2 Day bed ends
1 Piano bench
2 Roll rugs
4 Boards
2 Leather rockers
1 Moo
I Leather chair
2 Bed ends
1 Snring i2 Darts*
5 Chairs
1 Combination stoye
DOROTHY UMOU00
d Pins
, ,
Ke 8 I Actual Battle Scenes! 1
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Extra: Surprise: |
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About 9:00 p. M. [
HEDy LAMARB
WM. POWELL
in
"'Heavenly B@dF'"
and
RICHARD DIX
io
"Ghost Sh/p"
TONITE o .... o..
('hinawar to ttet 'Lles
I
'Ceette K.225"" J
and
"Fed WHo"
with
ROBERT PAIGE
-...7....
ILTII¢ SaOWt|S
6tACK ik 044 & U
SILKY OIL||BV
Plus
THE STRANGEST MYSTERy
IN ALL HISTORY!
GALE SONDERGAA
LUDWIG DONATH
in
"THE STROE DEAYH
OF RI)OLF HITLER"
Applications have been filed by the Town Board of the Town of
Salem for Class B Liquor Licenses in accordance with Chapter 176:05
of the Wisconsin Statutes by:
Name Address PO Parcel
Frank J. Gabala .... Elm's Place. Lakeview Tav.. Salem, Wis., 2870F
Violet M. Gerl ...... TipTo p Inn, Wilmot_Rd ..... Trover, Wis., 3757F
Josephine R. Waters. Shantytown Tavern ........ Trevor, Wis., 3818F
Matt. G. Siebert .... Hooker Lake Hotel ......... Salem, Wis., 1952F
Walter Koligowskl..Catalena Island, Hyway 83 .Antioch, III., 6206F
Richard A. Moran...Fa/rway Grill, Hyway 83 .... Salem, Wis., 3258F
Evan Kaye ........ Step Inn, Hyway 83 ........ Salem, Wis., 3771F
Edw. J. Krachmer..Lakeside Resort ........... Camp Lake, 3711F
William C. Will ..... Log Cabin Inn, Hyway 50...Salem, Wis., 2057F
R. L. Hegeman ..... Wilmot Hotel .............. Wilmot, Wis., 5401F
James Novacek .... Hillside Inn ............... Camp Lake, 3705F
Charles H. Hanke... Oak Tavern, Hyway 83 ...... Salem, Wis., 3725F
Irma L. Wisocki .... Hank and Irma's ........... Salem, Wis., 1948F
Hovens & Hovens... Colony House ............. Trevor, Wis., 5931F
John S. Blasi ....... Welcome Inn, ............. Trevor, Wis., 3709F
Elmer J. Joerndt .... Shorewood Terrace Tavern. . Salem, Wis., 1757F
John Rausch ....... Riverside Tavern .......... Wilmot, Wis., 5518F
F. J. Lynch ......... Jerry's Tavern Plank Rd .... Bristol, WIS., 4F
Frank Boddecker ...Salem Oaks Tavern ......... Salem, Wls., 2579F
John A. Gever: ..... Gevers Tavern ............ Trevor, Wis., 3009F
Fred Wilson ....... Village Inn, Hyway 50, ..... Salem, Wis., 1836F
Rudolph De Groot..Dew Drop Inn, Hyway 83...Salem, Wis., 26145'
August J. Kremer.. State Line Inn, Hyway 83... Antioch, Ill., 6567F
Stella E. Polanin .... Bruno's Place ............. Salem, Wis., 1950F
Joseph J. Fox ...... Maple Inn, Hyway 50 ....... Salem, Wis., 3767F1
Silvestro Covelli ...Pasadena Gardens, Hy. 50...Antioch, Ill, 6104F
Frank J. Larwin .... Larwin's Resort ............ Camp Lake, 395F
C. J. Hazelman, Jr.. Liberty Inn, Hyway 83 ...... Salem, Wis., 3772F
Mary Lorig ........ Brass Ball Tavern .......... Salem, Wis., 1866F
Clara T. Meyer ..... Meyer's Tavern, Hyway50..Salem, Wis., 1882F1
Donald L. Klapper..Horse Shoe Inn, Hyway 50.. Salem, Wis., 2095F
Above applications will be heard, considered and acted upon at a
meeting of the Town Board on Friday, May 26th, 1944, at 8 P. M. at
the Clerk's Office.
ALFRED J. SCHMIDT,
Town Clerk.
(May 24, 25, 26)
Published by authority of the Council of the City of Kenosha, pur-
suant to Section 176.09 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Kenosha, Wis., May 23, 1944.
Office of the City Clerk,
Notice is hereby given that the following person has made applica-
tion to the Common Council of the City of Kenosha for a transfer of
intoxicating liquors and malt beverage license. Said application will
be heard, considered and acted upon at the regular meeting of the
City Council to be held June 5th, 1944.
Name Business Address Residence
Sos. J. Garnero ............ 5814 - 5th Ave ............ 5036-B - 6th Ave.
(May 23, 24, 25)
Saturday Nite
May 27, 1944
and
Deeoration Day
Tuesday, May 30th
featuring
LEROY STEVENS
AND HIS BAND
Adm. 3ScIncindbsg T
Dancg Free
DANCING EVERY SAT. NITE
Roller Skating
Rink
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ALSO ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Friday Night
7:30 p. m.
• I
Wednesday, May 24, 1944
1 Small marble toy tble Cour:tv. on or before the 7th day of
I Ironing board November. 1944. or be barred and that
2 Picture all such claims and demands will be
8 Cartons and content lexa,nined and adjusted at a term of said
1 ]II. lug I Court to be held at the Court House in
1 Small grid I the city of Kenosha. in sid Count-,', on
1 Desk Tuesday. the 5th of December. 1944. at
SO much thereof as may be necessary 10 ,,'clock in the forenoon of said day.
setisy its lien for storage and other Dated .Nfay 20. 1944.
charRes, including the costs of these vro- By Order of the Court.
eeedirs.
Dated this day of May. A. D. 1944.
OTTO NELSON & SONS. INC.
,May 24-3D
STATE OF WISCONSIN -- COUNTY
COURT--KENOSHA COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
Riley, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION
FOB ADMINISTRATION AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that at a term
of sid Court to be held on Tuesday. the
ROBERT V. BAKER, Judge.
lay 24, 31: June 7
STATE OF WISCONSIN -- CIRCUIT
COURT--KENOSHA COUNTY.
In the matter of the petition of Robert
Clair Querens for a change of name to
Robert Clair Fulmer.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION EaR
CHANGE OF NAME
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Public notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will anPlv to the Circuit
20th day of June• 1944. at 10 o'clock in Court for Kenosha Count)', Stae of
the forenoon of said day. at the Court Wisconsin, at the regular term thereof
House in the city of Kenosha. in said! to be held at the Court House. in the
County. there will be heard and ¢on-icity of Kenosha. in said Count,... on the
sidered: tl0tl day of July. 1944. at the openznE
The apvltcaUon of Marne Spencer forlof court on that day. or as men there.
the anvointment of an administrator oflafter as counsel can be beard for an
the end.ate of Thomas Riley. deceased, larder changing the name of the under*
late of the city of Kenosha, in said stgned from Robert Clair Querens to
County I Kobert C alr Fulmer.
Notice is further given that all claims i Dated l.hi., 23rd day of May. 1944
against the said Thomas Riley. deceased. I ROBERT CLAIR QUERF_2S.
late of the city of Kenosha. in Kenosha[VAUDREUIL & VAUDREUIL. AttorneyS
County. Wisconsin. must be vresented[ for petitioner.
to said County Court at Kenosha. in said ,May 24. 31: June 7. 14. 21. 2,
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