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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
3
Twelve states were represented among the new enrollees at Chillicothe Business College last week. Overall the school reports thirty six states and Canada contributing to its large annual enrollment.
Publication order in Lafayette County Missouri Circuit Court records a case from February 1928 in Lexington. Ida Werning and others sue through Charles Werning as curator. Mina Tempel Executrix of the will of Christof Tempel and William F Tempel are named as executors or involved parties in the trust dispute.
Plaintiffs in Lafayette County Missouri file a petition in vacation seeking construction of the Last Will and Testament of Christ Tempel deceased focusing on items tenth and eleventh. The suit targets Ida Werning and Marie Werning as adopted daughter and her children with life estates and future remainders. The court issues notices to numerous Tempel and Meier family members and related defendants non residents of Missouri.
Public Administrator announces handling of Abraham L. Wright estate with six month claim exhibition deadline and one year bar. Also, State Highway Commission invites sealed proposals for Missouri River Bridge construction on Carrollton Marshall road near Waverly with plans available and deposit terms, opening December 20, 1922.
Leonard Vaughan and L E Vaughan named as administrators of the estate of T Vaughan by Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court on November 21 1922. Creditors must file claims within six months to obtain potential benefits and within one year to avoid barring, with Elizabeth W N Wilson as clerk of probate recording the event.
Henry C. Chiles named administrator of the estate of James Talbert. Probate court in Lafayette County Missouri grants letters on November 27 1922. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred. Clerk Elizabeth N. Wilson attests December 1 1922.
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