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Maggie Lena Walker Clara Brown Walker was the first black woman in the An ex-slave, Brown moved to Colorado in United States to charter a bank. By pooling her the late 1850s during the gold rush, and man- community’s money, she formed the St. Luke aged to establish a successful laundry business Penny Savings Bank, of which she served as (on top of serving as a mid-wife, cook, and the first president. Later, when the bank nurse maid). She used that money to invest in merged with two other Richmond, VA banks to various real estate, eventually owning 16 lots form The Consolidated Bank and Trust Com- in Denver, 7 houses in Central City, and some pany, she served as the chairman of its board other property and mines around Colorado. of dire ctors.

Riled by Glass Ceilings: Perseverance, Skill Credited for Historic Growth in Black Female Entrepreneurship By Edna Kane-Williams Madam C.J. Walker Born under the name “Sarah Breedlove”, Annie Malone Given the pioneer- 2016, says Julianne Madam C.J. Walker developed a special line of One of A merica’s first and most prominent ing success of Malveaux, an economist beauty and hair product for black women African-American businesswomen, Malone and former president of under her company, Madame C.J Walker Man- founded and developed Poro College, a com- Madam C. J. Walker, Bennett College for ufacturing. Much like Annie Malone, she was mercial and educational business focused on America's first self- Women. one of the first American women to become a cosmetics for black women. Born to former made black woman " A f rican-American self-made millionaire; in fact, it was through slaves, Malone would later develop a chemical women have earned de- millionaire, people Malone’s Poro College that she first learned that could straighten black women’s hair with- grees, have moved up the wanted to know how about the science of black cosmetology. Many out causing damage to the hair or scalp. Poro ladder, and have found she got started in of her philanthropy efforts went towards anti- College as an institution of learning was estab- corporate America some- lynching campaigns. lished as a way to te ach people about black business ownership times wanting and have cosmetology. Through the school and the busi- only decades after found the mainstream diffi- ness, Malone created jobs for 75,000 women the end of slavery in cult," Malveaux says. "Therefore, the 322 per- around the world. She’s recorded as the first America. cent increase is a function black female millionaire in the United States, Her answer was short of people being very skilled with a reported $14 million in assets in 1920 and simple: "I got my start and talented and not find- (a whopping $167 million by today’s stan- by giving myself a start." ing space for themselves dards). As for her astronomical success as owner of an In- in the traditional pipelines. dianapolis-based hair and And so they are going into skin care factory, Walker creating their own." had yet another pithy say- Margot Dorfman, CEO of ing: "Perseverance is my the U.S. Women's Cham- motto." Advertisement showing images of cold cream ber of Commerce, agrees. More than a century and hair and complexion products manufactured "Women of color, when Sheila Johnson later, these morsels of wis- by Madam C.J. Walker. you look at the statistics, Sheila Johnson 1st African American female dom still work - at least ac- Photo Credit: Library of Congress are impacted more signifi- billionaire 2001. Synopsis Sheila Johnson born cantly by all of the nega- cording to economic 1/25/1949, in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. co- tive factors that women face. It's not surprising that experts and advocates who have observed the his- founded Black Entertainment Television (BET) they have chosen to invest in themselves," Dorfman toric rise of black women entrepreneurs over the past in 1979. station focused on African American told Fortune magazine. 18 years. According to an American Express Open audiences and was sold to Viacom for $3 bil- study released in 2015, there's been a 322 percent Yet, Malveaux points out, it is crucial to note that despite the growth of black women entrepreneurs lion in 2002. Johnson is currently part-owner Oprah Winfrey growth in black female-owned businesses since of spo rts teams including the Washington Capi- 1997, making black women the fastest growing en- due to their talent and tenacity, they are still a huge Oprah Winfrey is a global media leader and minority when compared to white women. tals (NHL), the Washington Wizards (NBA) and philanthropist. She is one of the most well trepreneurial group in America. the Washington Mystics (WNBA) and is 2nd The same self-start, perseverance and faith em- BlackEnterprise.com reports that women in gen- known and most influence people in the world. wealthiest black female in the United States. ployed by Walker is still motivating Black women in eral now own 30 percent of all businesses in the (continued on page 3) The Weekend Edition/For Women Only March 4, 2016 Page 2 WWhhaatt’’ss UUpp wwiitthh tthhee SSiissttaa’’ss!! The FWO Who•What•Where•When Materials of Two Black women

BUILDING A LIVING RECORD: rials that were donated to the Society – her heroes of the “ONLINE“ONLINE SHEROES!”SHEROES!”correspondence, records of her offices, Wisconsin Historical photographs and audio recordings in a way that will make them understandable to any- Civil Rights Society Makes Vel one that wants to use her collection,” said Emil Hoelter, processing archivist at the Phillips Materials Wisconsin Historical Society. “Vel is an in- Movement--one fluential person and we are thrilled to make Available Online this collection available to wider audiences, local, the other including students.” MADISON--The Wisconsin Historical So- Vel Phillips is a prominent figure in Wis- ciety has been working for the past twelve consin’s history, whose work as a lawyer, national--now months to organize the Velvalea “Vel” city alder, civil rights leader, judge and Sec- Phillips papers, materials chronicling her life retary of State profoundly influenced Wis- available and times. The massive collection was ac- consin’s civil rights history throughout the Vel Phillips quired in 2013. latter half of the 20th century. She played a “Our team has been cataloging the mate- (continued on page 3) online! The Rosa Parks Collection is Now Online

The Rosa Parks Collection at the Library of Congress has been digitized and is now online at www.loc.gov/collections/rosa- parks-papers/about-this-collection. The collection, which contains approximately 7,500 manuscripts and 2,500 photographs, is on loan to the Library for 10 years from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation. The Library received the materials in late 2014, formally opened them to researchers in the Library’s reading rooms in February 2015 Rosa Parks and now has digitized them for op- timal access by the public. “It’s a great privilege to open the Rosa Parks Collection and help people worldwide discover more about her active life and her deep commitment to civil rights and to children,” said David Mao, Acting Librarian of Con- gress. “From the thoughtful reflections she left us in her own handwriting to her “Featherlite Pancakes” recipe and smiling portraits, you’ll find much to explore in this collection about Mrs. Parks’ life beyond the bus.” Parks became an iconic figure in history on Dec. 1, 1955, when she re- fused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Her arrest sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a seminal event in the Civil Rights Movement. Parks died at age 92 in 2005. The collection reveals many details of Parks’ life and personality, from her experiences as a young girl in the segregated South to her difficulties in finding work after the Montgomery Bus Boycott; from her love for her (continued on page 3)

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Phone: 414-265-5300 (Advertising and Administration) • EDITIONWEEKENDWEEKEND414-265-6647 (Editorial) • Website: communityjournal.net • Email: Edito- [email protected]/[email protected] MCJ STAFF: Classified Advertising Patricia O’Flynn -Pattillo Jimmy V. Johnson, Sales Rep. Publisher, CEO Joan Hollingsworth, Sales Rep. Robert J. Thomas CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: Assoc. Publisher Fr. Carl Diederichs, Todd Thomas, Vice Pres. Rev. Joe McLin, Mikel Holt, Assoc. Publisher PHOTOGRAPHER: Yvonne Kemp Thomas E. Mitchell, Jr., Editor Teretha Martin, Technical Consultant/Webmaster Josephine Joki, Billing Dept./ Publisher’s Admin. Assist. Colleen Newsom, Opinion and comments expressed on the Perspectives page do not nec- essarily reflect the views of the publisher or management of the MCJ. Let- ters and “other perspectives” are accepted but may be edited for content and length. The Weekend Edition/For Women Only March 4, 2016 Page 3 house and in front of people, that National Urban League. ideas for educators. wasn't going to happen. The collection becomes part of For more information, see And so, I thought we should the larger story of our nation, avail- www.loc.gov/teachers/classroom- make sure that this was in a place able alongside the presidential pa- materials/presentationsandactivi- where millions of people can see it pers of George Washington, ties/presentations/rosa-parks-galler and benefit from it and, obviously, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham y/. Rosa(continued from page 2) Parksand Photographs reading rooms. the Library of Congress, there's no Lincoln, and the papers of many The Library of Congress, the Rosa ParksThe Library of Congress has cre- husband to her activism on civil place better than this facility and others who fought for equality, in- largest library in the world, holds rights issues. ated a video, which tells the story of this team to do that.” cluding Susan B. Anthony, Patsy more than 162 million items in var- Included in the collection are per- acquiring and preparing the collec- The Rosa Parks Collection joins Mink and Frank Kameny. ious languages, disciplines and for- sonal correspondence, family pho- t i o n : additional important civil rights ma- To support teachers and students mats. tographs, letters from presidents, www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/fea- terials at the Library of Congress, as they explore this one-of-a-kind The Library serves the U.S. Con- fragmentary drafts of some of her ture_wdesc.php?rec=7081. including the papers of Thurgood collection, the Library is offering a gress and the nation both on-site in writings from the time of the Mont- In the video, Howard G. Buffett, Marshall, A. Philip Randolph, Ba- Primary Source Gallery with class- its reading rooms on Capitol Hill gomery Bus Boycott, her Presiden- chairman and CEO of the Howard yard Rustin, Roy Wilkins and the room-ready highlights from the and through its website at tial Medal of Freedom and G. Buffett Foundation, said, “I think records of both the NAACP and the Rosa Parks papers and teaching www.loc.gov. Congressional Gold Medal, addi- it's so important for us to remember tional honors and awards, presen- the iconic figures that changed our tation albums, drawings sent to her lives and gave us what we have by schoolchildren and hundreds of and preserved what we have . . . greeting cards from individuals Rosa Parks showed how much dif- thanking her for her impact on civil ference one person can make. It's rights. important for our children to see The vast majority of these items that and to really embrace it and may be viewed online. Other ma- understand it. terial is available to researchers Without getting this collection out through the Manuscript and Prints of the boxes and out of the ware-

(continued from page 2) VelkeyVel role in developing PhillipsMilwaukee’sPhillips open housing legislation. She is also a major figure in the modern women’s rights movement. The papers provide a state-specific context for the history of African-Americans’ civil rights struggle. Major project funding was provided by the Greater Milwaukee Foun- dation and an endowment by retired UW-Madison historians Allan G. Bogue and Margaret Beattie Bogue. The Vel Phillips Papers will be housed at UW-Milwaukee Libraries, but will be available throughout the state via the unique Area Research Center transfer network. To view selected digitized portions of the collection, visit wisconsin- history.org/VelPhillipsPapers. Additional content will be added throughout the spring. For further information visit the award winning University of Wiscon- sin-Milwaukee Digital Collections at http://collections.lib.uwm.edu/. The Weekend Edition/For Women Only March 4, 2016 Page 4

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158th Street before relocating to Midtown. The As Quiet As It’s Kept!... move proved fruitful as Valdes worked with a bevy of stars including Joyce Bryant, Dorothy Dandridge, Josephine Baker, Ella Fitzgerald and Mae West among others. Little Known Later in her career, she designed for R&B leg- end Gladys Knight and opera vocalist, Jessye Black History Norman. A year after opening her store, Valdes was named President of the New York chapter of the Fact: Zelda National Association of Fashion and Accessory Designers. Wynn Valdes As a result of her role with NAFAD, Valdes By D.L. Chandler, posted Feb. 23, worked in exclusive circles and word of her de- 2016, courtesy of blackameri- signs caught the attention of Playboy’s Hugh caweb.com Hefner. Hefner commissioned Valdes to design the Zelda Barbour Wynn Valdes was an influential Playboy Bunny costume after the magazine’s fashion designer perhaps best known for helping promotions director, Victor Lownes, came up to create the iconic Playboy Bunny costume. with the idea. The costume made its formal She was also the first Black person to open a debut in February 1960. store on Broadway in New York City, and de- In 1970, Valdes started working with founder signed clothing for some of the top stars of the Arthur Mitchell and the Dance Theater of ’40’s and ’50s. Harlem. She worked for the celebrated dance In 1948, the Pennsylvania-born Valdes opened company for 18 years, retiring in 1988. She died her Chez Zelda boutique on Broadway and West at the age of 96 in 2001. The Weekend Edition/For Women Only March 4, 2016 Page 5 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALSLEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALSSUMMONS By: KARINA REYES Dated 2-27-2016 MILWAUKEE COUNTY (PUBLICATION) 016-050/3-4-11-18-2016 BY THE COURT: LEGALS (PUBLICATION) LEGALSDIVORCE-40101 LEGALSSTATE OF WISCONSIN STATE OF WISCONSIN LEGALSGEORGE SESSLER Case No. 16FA0979 CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT PO BOX 170814 MILWAUKEE COUNTY MILWAUKEE COUNTY SUMMONS MILWAUKEE WI 53217 In Re: The marriage of MARTESI D. DIVORCE- -40101 DIVORCE-40101 (PUBLICATION) 016-047/3-4-2016 BROWN, Petitioner and Respondent Case No. 15FA007915 Case No. 16FA000534 STATE OF WISCONSIN FLOYD C. BROWN CIRCUIT COURT SUMMONS In Re: The marriage of ERICA In Re: The marriage of KARINA MILWAUKEE COUNTY (PUBLICATION) THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO THE CASTILLO, Petitioner and Respondent REYES, Petitioner and Respondent NOTICE AND ORDER FOR STATE OF WISCONSIN PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS RE- JUAN MIGUEL CHAVEZ- -CHAVEZ EDUARDO CASASOLA NAME CHANGE HEARING CIRCUIT COURT SPONDENT You are notified that the Case No. 16CV001151 MILWAUKEE COUNTY petitioner named above has filed a Pe- THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO THE THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO THE NOTICE AND ORDER FOR tition for divorce or legal separation PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS RE- PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS RE- In the matter of the name change of: NAME CHANGE HEARING against you. SPONDENT You are notified that the SPONDENT CHLOE LEIGH BUTTS Case No. 16CV001296 petitioner named above has filed a Pe- You are notified that the petitioner By (Petitioner) ITAIGA DANIELLE You must respond with a written de- tition for divorce or legal separation named above has filed a Petition for di- TURNER In the matter of the name change of: mand for a copy of the Petition within against you. vorce or legal separation against you. By (Co-Petitioner) TRENTON MAR- LORRAINE HARRINGTON A.K.A. 4 0 days from the day after the first date QUIS BUTTS PEGGY LORRAINE SCOTT By (Peti- of publication. You must respond with a written de- You must respond with a written de- tioner) LORRAINE HARRINGTON mand for a copy of the Petition within mand for a copy of the Petition within NOTICE IS GIVEN: A.K.A. PEGGY L. SCOTT The demand must be sent or delivered 40 days from the day after the first date 40 days from the day after the first date A petition was filed asking to change to the court at: Clerk of Court Milwau- of publication. of publication. the name of the person listed above: NOTICE IS GIVEN: kee County Courthouse 901 N. 9th St. From: CHLOE LEIGH BUTTS To: A petition was filed asking to change ROOM 104 Milwaukee WI 53233 and The demand must be sent or delivered The demand must be sent or delivered CHLOE LEIGH TURNER the name of the person listed above: to MARTESI D. BROWN 5166 N. to the court at: Clerk of Court Milwau- to the court at: Clerk of Court Milwau- Birth Certificate: CHLOE LEIGHT From: LORRAINE HARRINGTON LOVER’S LANE RD APT. #C9 Milwau- kee County Courthouse 901 N. 9th St. kee County Courthouse 901 N. 9th St. BUTTS A.K.A. PEGGY LORRAINE SCOTT To: kee WI 53225 ROOM 104 Milwaukee WI 53233 and ROOM 104 Milwaukee WI 53233and to PEGGY LORRAINE SCOTT to ERICA CASTILLO 2327B S. 7TH KARINA 7100 W FORET HOME AVE IT IS ORDERED: Birth Certificate: LORRAINE HAR- It is recommended, but not required, STREET Milwaukee WI 53215 APT #63 GREENFIELD WI 53220 This petition will be heard in the Circuit RINGTON that you have attorney help or repre- Court of Milwaukee County, State of sent you. It is recommended, but not required, It is recommended, but not required, Wisconsin. IT IS ORDERED: that you have attorney help or repre- that you have attorney help or repre- Judge’s Name: HON GLENN H. This petition will be heard in the Circuit If you do not demand a copy of the Pe- sent you. sent you. YAMAHIRO ROOM 402, PLACE: 901 Court of Milwaukee County, State of tition within 45 days, the court may N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Wisconsin. grant judgment against you for the If you do not demand a copy of the Pe- If you do not demand a copy of the Pe- 53233 DATE: MARCH 22, 2016 TIME: Judge’s Name: HON GLENN H. award of money or other legal action tition within 45 days, the court may tition within 45 days, the court may 9:00AM YAMAHIRO ROOM 402, PLACE: 901 requested in the Petition and you may grant judgment against you for the grant judgment against you for the N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, lose your right to object anything that is award of money or other legal action award of money or other legal action IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: 53233 DATE: March 28, 2016 TIME: or may be incorrect in the Petition. requested in the Petition and you may requested in the Petition and you may Notice of this hearing shall be giveny b 3:00PM lose your right to object anything that is lose your right to object anything that is publication as a Class 3 notice for three A judgment may be enforced as pro- or may be incorrect in the Petition. or may be incorrect in the Petition. (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: vided by law. A judgment awarding the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- Notice of this hearing shall be given by money may become a lien against any A judgment may be enforced as pro- A judgment may be enforced as pro- nity Journal, a newspaper published in publication as a Class 3 notice for three real estate you own now or in the fu- vided by law. A judgment awarding vided by law. A judgment awarding Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of ture, and may also be enforced by gar- money may become a lien against any money may become a lien against any Dated: 2-11-2016 the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- nishment or seizure of property. real estate you own now or in the fu- real estate you own now or in the fu- BY THE COURT: nity Journal, a newspaper published in ture, and may also be enforced by gar- ture, and may also be enforced by gar- HON. GLENN H. YAMAHIRO Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. You are further notified that if the par- nishment or seizure of property. nishment or seizure of property. Circuit Court Judge Dated: 2- -23- -2016 ties to this action have minor children, 016-049/3-4-11-18-2016 BY THE COURT: violation of 948.31, Wis. Stats., (Inter- You are further notified that if the par- You are further notified that if the par- HON. GLENN H. YAMAHIRO Circuit ference with custody by parent or oth- ties to this action have minor children, ties to this action have minor children, STATE OF WISCONSIN Court Judge ers) is punishable by fines and/or violation of 948.31, Wis. Stats., (Inter- violation of 948.31, Wis. Stats., (Inter- CIRCUIT COURT 016-043/3-4-11-18-2016 imprisonment. ference with custody by parent or oth- ference with custody by parent or oth- MILWAUKEE COUNTY ers) is punishable by fines and/or ers) is punishable by fines and/or SMALL CLAIMS PUBLICATION SUMMONS If you and the petitioner have minor imprisonment. imprisonment. SUMMONS (PUBLICATION) children, documents setting forth the Case No. 165C000286 STATE OF WISCONSIN percentage standard for child support If you and the petitioner have minor If you and the petitioner have minor CIRCUIT COURT established by the department under children, documents setting forth the children, documents setting forth the To: GABRIELLE ALEXANDER 7761 N. MILWAUKEE COUNTY 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors percentage standard for child support percentage standard for child support 60TH STREET MILWAUKEE WI 53223 NOTICE AND ORDER FOR that a court may consider for modifica- established by the department under established by the department under NAME CHANGE HEARING tion of that standard under 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors You are being sued by the Plaintiff DLS Case No. 16CV001563 767.511(1m), Wis. Stats., are available that a court may consider for modifica- that a court may consider for modifica- INVESTMENT PROPERTIES LLC in upon your request from the Clerk of tion of that standard under tion of that standard under the Small Claims Court for Milwaukee In the matter of the name change of: Court. 767.511(1m), Wis. Stats., are available 767.511(1m), Wis. Stats., are available County, Milwaukee County Courthouse SHAYLA JO BABLITCH By (Petitioner) upon your request from the Clerk of upon your request from the Clerk of Courtroom 400, 901 N. Ninth St Mil- SHAYLA JO BABLITCH You are notified of the availability of in- Court. Court. waukee WI 53233. A hearing will be formation from the Circuit Court Com- held at 8:30 A.M on 3/23/2016 before a NOTICE IS GIVEN: missioner as set forth in 767.105, Wis. You are notified of the availability of in- You are notified of the availability of in- Small Claims Commissioner. If you do A petition was filed asking to change Stats. formation from the Circuit Court Com- formation from the Circuit Court Com- not appear, a judgment may be given the name of the person listed above: missioner as set forth in 767.105, Wis. missioner as set forth in 767.105, Wis. to the person suing you. A copy of the From: SHAYLA JO BABLITCH To: 767.105 Information from Circuit Court Stats. Stats. claim has been mailed to the address JESSE JO BABLITCH Commissioner. above. Birth Certificate: SHAYLA JO (2) Upon the request of a party to an 767.105 Information from Circuit Court 767.105 Information from Circuit Court Dated 2-27-2016 BABLITCH action affecting the family, including a Commissioner. Commissioner. BY THE COURT: revision of judgment or order under (2) Upon the request of a party to an (2) Upon the request of a party to an GEORGE SESSLER IT IS ORDERED: sec. 767.59 or 767.451: action affecting the family, including a action affecting the family, including a PO BOX 170814 This petition will be heard in the Circuit (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner revision of judgment or order under revision of judgment or order under MILWAUKEE WI 53217 Court of Milwaukee County, State of shall, with or without charge provide the sec. 767.59 or 767.451: sec. 767.59 or 767.451: 016-048/3-4-2016 Wisconsin. party with written information on the fol- (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner Judge’s Name: HON TIMOTHY G. lowing, as appropriate to the action shall, with or without charge provide the shall, with or without charge provide the STATE OF WISCONSIN DUGAN BRANCH 10, PLACE: 901 N. commenced: party with written information on the fol- party with written information on the fol- CIRCUIT COURT 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1. The procedure for obtaining a judg- lowing, as appropriate to the action lowing, as appropriate to the action MILWAUKEE COUNTY 53233 DATE: APRIL 11, 2016 TIME: ment or order in the action. commenced: commenced: SMALL CLAIMS PUBLICATION 10:30AM 2. The major issues usually addressed 1. The procedure for obtaining a judg- 1. The procedure for obtaining a judg- SUMMONS in such an action. ment or order in the action. ment or order in the action. Case No. 16SC000287 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: 3. Community resources and family 2. The major issues usually addressed 2. The major issues usually addressed Notice of this hearing shall be given by court counseling services available to in such an action. in such an action. To: BASIL NWACHUKWU 4444 N publication as a Class 3 notice for three assist the parties. 3. Community resources and family 3. Community resources and family 57TH STREET #310 MILWAUKEE WI (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of 4. The procedure for setting modifying, court counseling services available to court counseling services available to 53218 the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- and enforcing child support awards, or assist the parties. assist the parties. You are being sued by the Plaintiff nity Journal, a newspaper published in modifying and enforcing legal custody 4. The procedure for setting modifying, 4. The procedure for setting modifying, SESSLER PROPERTIES LLC in the Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. or physical placement judgments or or- and enforcing child support awards, or and enforcing child support awards, or Small Claims Court for Milwaukee Dated: 2-29-2016 ders. (b) The Circuit Court Commis- modifying and enforcing legal custody modifying and enforcing legal custody County, Milwaukee County Courthouse BY THE COURT: sioner shall provide a party, for or physical placement judgments or or- or physical placement judgments or or- Courtroom 400, 901 N. Ninth St Mil- HON. TIMOTHY G. DUGAN inspection or purchase with a copy of ders. (b) The Circuit Court Commis- ders. waukee WI 53233. A hearing will be Circuit Court Judge the statutory provisions in this chapter sioner shall provide a party, for (b) The Circuit Court Commissioner held at 8:30 A.M on 3/23/2016 before a 016-046/3-4-11-18-2016 generally pertinent to the action. inspection or purchase with a copy of shall provide a party, for inspection or Small Claims Commissioner If you do Date: 2-29-2016 the statutory provisions in this chapter purchase with a copy of the statutory not appear, a judgment may be given SUMMONS By: MARTESI D. BROWN generally pertinent to the action. provisions in this chapter generally per- to the person suing you. A copy of the (PUBLICATION) 016-045/3-4-11-18-2016 Date: 1—28-2016 tinent to the action. claim has been mailed to the address STATE OF WISCONSIN By: ERICA CASTILLO Date: 3-02-2016 above. CIRCUIT COURT SUMMONS 016-044/3-4-11-18-2016 The Weekend Edition/For Women Only March 4, 2016 Page 6 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALSLEGALS LEGALSLEGALS LEGALSLEGALS imprisonment. LEGALSDEON FORT 4112 WEST GOOD 016-034/2-19-26/3-4-2016LEGALS NAME CHANGE HEARING SUMMONS LEGALSCase No. 16CV001336 HOPE RD. MILWAUKEE WI 53209, (PUBLICATION) If you and the petitioner have minor RESPONDENT SUMMONS STATE OF WISCONSIN children, documents setting forth the In the matter of the name change of: (PUBLICATION) CIRCUIT COURT percentage standard for child support PAMELA ANNE BUSALACCHI THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, to the STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT MILWAUKEE COUNTY established by the department under person named above as respondent: COURT NOTICE AND ORDER FOR 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors By (Petitioner) PAMELA ANNE MILWAUKEE COUNTY NAME CHANGE HEARING that a court may consider for modifica- BUSALACCHI You are notified that your spouse has FAMILY DIVISION Case No. 16CV001500 tion of that standard under filed a lawsuit or other legal action ORDER FOR PRETRIAL 767.511(1m), Wis. Stats., are available NOTICE IS GIVEN: against you. The Petition, which is at- ORDER TO APPEAR In the matter of the name change of: upon your request from the Clerk of A petition was filed asking to change tached, states the nature and basis of Case NO. 15FA6212E TONY MAROCK CHRETIEN By (Peti- Court. the name of the person listed above: the legal action. tioner) TONY MAROCK CHRETIEN From: PAMELA ANNE BUSALACCHI In re the marriage of: ELADIA CRUZ You are notifi ed of the availability of in- To: PAMELA ANNE DOWLING Within 20 days of receiving this Sum- petitioner, and JOSE L RIOS respon- NOTICE IS GIVEN: formation from the Circuit Court Com- Birth Certificate: PAMELA ANNE mons, you must provide a written re- dent. A petition was filed asking to change missioner as set forth in 767.105, Wis. DOWLING sponse, as that term is used in Ch. 802, the name of the person listed above: Stats. Wis. Stats., to the Petition. The Court IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the From: TONY MAROCK CHRETIEN To: 767.105 Information from Circuit Court IT IS ORDERED: may reject or disregard a response that above action is scheduled for a pre-trail TONY JOSEPH MEDAGLIA Commissioner. This petition will be heard in the Circuit does not follow the requirements of the hearing before the Honorable MAR- Birth Certificate: TONY MAROCK (2) Upon the request of a party to an Court of Milwaukee County, State of statutes. SHALL B MURRAY, Branch 43 Date: CHRETIEN action affecting the family, including a Wisconsin. April 8, 2016 Time: 10:00 A.M. Loca- revision of judgment or order under Judge’s Name: HON. STEPHANIE The response must be sent or deliv- tion: Room 702, Milwaukee County IT IS ORDERED: sec. 767.59 or 767.451: ROTHSTEIN ROOM 404, PLACE: 901 ered to the following government office: Courthouse, 901 North 9th Street, Mil- This petition will be heard in the Circuit (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Clerk of Court Milwaukee County 901 waukee, Wisconsin. Court of Milwaukee County, State of shall, with or without charge provide the 53233 DATE: April 15, 2016 TIME: North 9th Street Room 104 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. party with written information on the fol- 10:00 A.M. Wisconsin 53233. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the at- Judge’s Name: HON WILLIAM SOS- lowing, as appropriate to the action torneys (if any) who will actually try the NAY ROOM 414, PLACE: 901 N. 9th commenced: IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: County Child Support Agency 901 case and both parties must be present Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 1. The procedure for obtaining a judg- Notice of this hearing shall be given by North 9th Street, Room 101 Milwaukee unless appearance is waived BY THE DATE: March 29, 2016 TIME: 9:30AM ment or order in the action. publication as a Class 3 notice for three WI 53233 COURT. In the event a stipulation is 2. The major issues usually addressed (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of reached, the matter will be heard and a IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: in such an action. the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- The response must also be mailed or divorce granted at the time of this pre- Notice of this hearing shall be given by 3. Community resources and family nity Journal, a newspaper published in delivered within 20 days to the peti- trial if all required information is on file. publication as a Class 3 notice for three court counseling services available to Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. tioner at the address above. (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of assist the parties. Dated: 2-17-2016 If the respondent fails to appear, the the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- 4. The procedure for setting modifying, BY THE COURT: It is recommended, but not required Court may proceed with the case. Ac- nity Journal, a newspaper published in and enforcing child support awards, or HON. STEPHANIE ROTHSTEIN that you have an attorney help or rep- tion that may be taken includes grant- Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. modifying and enforcing legal custody Circuit Court Judge resent you ing the divorce, dividing property, Dated: 2-26-2016 or physical placement judgments or or- 016-039/2-19-26/3-4-2016 awarding or permanently denying BY THE COURT: ders. If you do not provide a proper response maintenance, assigning responsibility HON. WILLIAM SOSNAY within 20 days the court may grant for debts, making orders for the custody (b) The Circuit Court Commissioner SUMMONS Circuit Court Judge shall provide a party, for inspection or judgment against you and you may and placement of minor children, mak- 016-042/3- 4-11-18-2016 (PUBLICATION) lose your right to object to anything that ing or modifying child support orders. purchase with a copy of the statutory STATE OF WISCONSIN provisions in this chapter generally per- is or may be incorrect in the Petition. CIRCUIT COURT IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that each tinent to the action. MILWAUKEE COUNTY SUMMONS A judgment may be enforced as pro- party shall provide to the Court and to Date: 2-18-2016 NOTICE AND ORDER FOR (PUBLICATION) vided by law. A Judgment may become the other party, at least 14 days prior to By: SHERIKA NOBLE NAME CHANGE HEARING STATE OF WISCONSIN a lien against any real estate you own the pre-trial, current financial informa- 016-041/2-26/3-4-11-2016 Case No. 16CV001146 CIRCUIT COURT now or in the future and may also be tion, including proof of earnings, on a MILWAUKEE COUNTY enforced by garnishment or seizure of signed financial disclosure statement In the matter of the name change of: DIVORCE-40101 property. under oath. SUMMONS FARMETHIA TARVAL WILLIAMS Case No. 15FA008120 (PUBLICATION) By (Petitioner) FARMETHIA TARVAL Dated: 10-22-2015 The parties shall be prepared to: STATE OF WISCONSIN In Re: The marriage of SHERIKA WILLIAMS By: SELENA BARBARA MILLER a. discuss property valuation CIRCUIT COURT NOBLE, Petitioner and Respondent 016-038/2-19-26/3-4-2016 and whether written appraisals are MILWAUKEE COUNTY TONY B DAVIS JR NOTICE IS GIVEN: needed, or if the parties can agree on NOTICE AND ORDER FOR A petition was filed asking to change SUMMONS the value of the real and personal prop- NAME CHANGE HEARING the name of the person listed above: THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO THE (PUBLICATION) erty, and pensions; Case No. 16CV000899 From: FARMETHIA TARVAL PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS RE- STATE OF WISCONSIN b. agree on appraiser(s), if WILLIAMS To: FARMETHIA TARVAL SPONDENT CIRCUIT COURT needed, before or at this pretrial, sub- In the matter of the name change of: ROSS You are notified that the petitioner MILWAUKEE COUNTY ject to the Court’s approval (if parties LAQUISHA S ROY Birth Certificate: FARMETHIA TARVAL named above has filed a Petition for di- NOTICE AND ORDER FOR cannot so agree, the Court will appoint By (Petitioner) LAQUISHA S ROY WILLIAMS vorce or legal separation against you. NAME CHANGE HEARING needed appraiser(s) a the pretrial); NOTICE IS GIVEN: Case No. 16CV001158 c. advise the Court of any cus- You must respond with a written de- IT IS ORDERED: tody or visitation disputes, whether me- A petition was filed asking to change This petition will be heard in the Circuit mand for a copy of the Petition within In the matter of the name change of: diation has been attempted, and the name of the person listed above: Court of Milwaukee County, State of 40 days from the day after the first date ALICE VANESSA MURRAY whether a guardian ad litem may have From: LAQUISHA S ROY To: Wisconsin. of publication. By (Petitioner) ALICE VANESSA MUR- to be appointed and the parties’ ability LAQUISHA SHERELLE GREER Judge’s Name: HON. RICHARD J RAY to pay the fees of the guardian ad litem; Birth Certificate: LAQUISHA SANKOVITZ ROOM 500, PLACE: 901 The demand must be sent or delivered SHERELLE GREER d. indicate what issues the par- to the court at: Clerk of Court Milwau- N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ties have agreed on and those issues IT IS ORDERED NOTICE IS GIVEN: kee County Courthouse 901 N. 9th St. 53233 DATE: March 15, 2016 TIME: that have not been resolved. This petition will be heard in the Circuit A petition was filed asking to change ROOM 104 Milwaukee WI 53233and to 10:00 A.M. Court of Milwaukee County, State of the name of the person listed above: SHERIKA NOBLE 2825 N 5TH Street IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Wisconsin. From: ALICE VANESSA MURRAY To: Milwaukee WI 53212 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: petitioner, not less than 5 days prior to Judge’s Name: HON. GLENN H MALIK ALICEZANDER-VANESSANT Notice of this hearing shall be given by this hearing, serve a copy of this order YAMAHIRO Room 402 PLACE: 901 N. MURRAY It is recommended, but not required, publication as a Class 3 notice for three upon the Department of Child Support 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Birth Certificate: ALICE VANESSA that you have attorney help or repre- (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of Enforcement, Courthouse Room 101 If 53233 DATE: March 18, 2016 TIME MURRAY sent you. the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- either party receives any W-2 benefits 9:00 A.M. nity Journal, a newspaper published in IT IS ORDERED: (including employment positions, work If you do not demand a copy of the Pe- Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. programs, job access loans, education IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: This petition will be heard in the Circuit tition within 45 days, the court may Dated: 2-11-2016 and training, health and/or child care, Notice of this hearing shall be given by Court of Milwaukee County, State of grant judgment against you for the BY THE COURT: or transportation assistance), or med- publication as a Class 3 notice for three Wisconsin. award of money or other legal action HON. RICHARD J SANKOVITZ ical assistance, or if a child of the par- (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of Judge’s Name: HON. STEPHANIE requested in the Petition and you may Circuit Court Judge ties is in foster care. the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- ROTHSTEIN ROOM 404, PLACE: 901 lose your right to object anything thats i 016-039/2-19-26/3-4-2016 nity Journal, a newspaper published in N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, or may be incorrect in the Petition. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that no ad- Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. 53233 DATE: April 14, 2016 TIME: 9:30 SUMMONS journments will be granted without Dated: 2-3-2016 A.M. A judgment may be enforced as pro- (PUBLICATION) Court approval. BY THE COURT: STATE OF WISCONSIN vided by law. A judgment awarding IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: HON. GLENN H YAMAHIRO CIRCUIT COURT money may become a lien against any Notice of this hearing shall be given by Failure to comply with the order of the Circuit Court Judge MILWAUKEE COUNTY real estate you own now or in the fu- publication as a Class 3 notice for three Court, including failure to provide re- 016-036/2-19-26/3-4-2016 WITH MINOR CHILDREN ture, and may also be enforced by gar- (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of quired information, may cause appro- Case No. 15FA006962 nishment or seizure of property. the hearing in the Milwaukee Commu- priate sanctions to be imposed SUMMONS DIVORCE 40101 nity Journal, a newspaper published in pursuant to sec. 802.10(5), Wis. Stats. (PUBLICATION) You are further notified that if the par- Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. STATE OF WISCONSIN In re the marriage of: SELENA BAR- ties to this action have minor children, Dated: 2-12-2016 Dated: 1-8-2016 CIRCUIT COURT BARA MILLER, 9075 NORTH 85TH violation of 948.31, Wis. Stats., (Inter- BY THE COURT: BY THE COURT MILWAUKEE COUNTY APT 208 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN ference with custody by parent or oth- HON. STEPHANIE ROTHSTEIN MARSHALL B MURRAY NOTICE AND ORDER FOR 53224, Petitioner and RONZELLE ers) is punishable by fines and/or Circuit Court Judge 016-035/2-19-26/3-4-2016 The Weekend Edition/For Women Only March 4, 2016 Page 7

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