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JUDGE M’DGNALDmod to bejso cljafc their share or shares siil go ‘ j to their children. ias already Iopinion of ; ts arc said jADMITS THE HULLThe request is made that'the home'PLAof the deceased be taken lt;n-er by:of getting ij cne of the children in event of thej {death ct the widow. It is provided •HHI | Tf QDf|DiTC‘ltibat* 31 ^ Ilme, division, the 5 Will Ilf r ntJnft I r -Children shall have an opportunity J ■ v 1 Hwunitj^ purchase the home from the es-—— state, in case some other arrange-*egpleted in' ^ t ,; meat is not agreed upon. «ofScnls of S Fjrial Testament of Prominent-the plan. I Oshkosh Man Provides forDisposition of a Considerable EstateAthey ha*,e \ cttinue the ; done here}i:ed eitherCITY PREPARES FORa percent-CourOf!ks by theeisei coa-iiiCLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN!OnA aa penuon presenting the wil3 \ 1Y‘Ci °3i25cosi!'v,iii hasi practically All Plans for Annual*resWit HUCCC ,heen admitted to probate by County J . . sfcetaeJINtOO^e McDonald. The estimated! Dr,ve Against Rubbish Arej value of the personal property, ac-j . ^*ow Completed : Lightr Ft- ter- ‘ co-ding to the petition, is $30,000. j Practically aH arrangements had \ subsjj a “ f There is also a large amount of reall been completed today by the city for*. to be 3 estate outside the state the exact • ‘■cleanup week which gets under way !cars'I value of which has not been de- * bright and early next Tuesday mom- jcil 6 oSKse^-anco1 ier!nined* 2t v/as stated. The actual! ing. itay J. ' ! Wfci~ ~—---—I I -----d this eve-1mcome from Eear holaings is esu- j A fleet of trucks and wagons iiave * ,- ai An -*• ’ mated at $1,000 a year. l Ail ar- ,r. ... .! been engaged and will make a! jr ^asOshkosh j 'A^i,a^° adEliued- . _ j barrels or receptacles in the front of 3 ™wrl 'AJ o{ te home of theStfceir homes. J °“fr%'j is to be heid in trust bv Mrs. Hull, j v« f. ““ «.lah. who I Lathrop W. Hull, a son. and A. T. “ ,,^1/“T ^ pmn^- .aves•ready early Tuesday morning.be on the MAKES SPECIFIC BEQUESTS.deaih. or , remarriage, a), C«y officials have suggested that' - - i diamond nng is bequeathed to citizens begin collecting the articles!oil cal1 Of 1 r.,Kr„ ' n* tT v*—---- , , i mtsim wuectMig me aruciesLathrop V. Huh. a piano and the intended to be hauled away now butwatch which nad belonged to the de- keep them, in the back varcs until ceased s mother. :n TTnH 1 , . “ -TESTosh Coun-rt in Stateceased’s mother, to Gertrude Hull Mondav evenip- o* next wees“““»«* m thatmnM^tbennwviliiotand the mother's ring to Ella J. Hull i jyx cjutteredthe Osh-Fraternal e sent to Crosse in ite degree girls won contest atPn-pne ~ ' 1 — WLa«P with barrels andn'K„* }, 1 . . .|boxes several days in advance but at«-?50 each °-i' Zh~ sa:ste time Tviil certain of re-nephew. and Katherme Hull a 06 ^doii b' Uie crews-15 is provided, in case of the re- ®U cit£zecs to cooperate in this marriage of the widow, she is to ob- | eanu?xSBS.aifnv^ tain one-third of all the balance of! M ONTT HAUL STONES. I the estate. . S A xaming was also included, how- \In event of her remarriage Lise re- jever-Iiiat t?!e city will not haul away missed maiKin® two-thirds of the estate are iSIO”es f*r ^shes. even if this matter isthan one-1lo ^ dI-'ided one i thres chj!(lreilwithout remarriagefinal rat-mncil will n present rd annual oreseniec!erty is io be equally divided-It is provided. hov.*ever_ that this allottment is to be made only ina cleanup campaign the council hasj called attention to the other advantages of such, drives. A majority ofevent the heir has attained the ageless, they said, start in basements, of 30 years. In case any one of them I closets- attics and other places where:ical!y the j nas not reached that age, the partic- J mbbish is allowed ro accumulate. In cards was = xdar share Is 10 be held in trust un-ssuch rubbish, spontaneous combus-meetmg. til he or she is 30 vears cld-- j:.: y I additionalINAMED EXECUTORS.tion tskcs places, beside adding toflames starting from, other causes andThe widotv. Lathrop W. Hull and mafces Sre fighting difficult because iA- T- Hennig are named as executors jof excessive smoke, me mem- f of ti,e estate_ j This is an opportunity to rid housesd P?friEC‘ j The will is an extended one fay the i °- such accumulations, it was pointed I *acfc possible contingencies cur- is ^Iso the time to cleanuphall. In j u-hich might arise are provided for, i bats and There is provision for the distribution of %ie property in the event of the death of any of the heirs named | the city.me game s came as Qg, ratheryards for garden spots. After the cleanup, it is hoped there will not be an unclean yard- alley or home in
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Apr 27, 1928
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