Probate Notices Demanding Claims in Lea County NM
In Lea County New Mexico Probate Court two estates announce administrators have qualified Ella Mae Griffin and T O Reed and request all creditors file claims per law with attorneys York Schubert of Hobbs and Heidel Swarthout of Lovington by deadlines in December 1950 and January 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
New Mexico
Ella Mae Griffin
York & Schubert
Box 185
Hobbs
E. A. Schneider
State OF New Mexico
Paul Musick Dies Leaving Estate to Widow
The notice states the deceased Paul Musick and that a widow has duly qualified as such. The fragment indicates death and probate proceedings dated by a 1951 reference.
Divorce and creditor notice filings in Lea County
The district court in Lea County declares an absolute divorce action with child custody against Samuel D. Allisp and directs him to appear by January 19, 1951. Separate notices announce a creditor claim deadline of January 1, 1951 for Thelma's Dress Shop and a public sale bid process with exact terms and deadlines including serial LC 068983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Allisp
York & Schubert
Box
Hobbs
New Mexico
Public Land Sale In New Mexico For 51 Acre Lot 1
Notice announces a public sale by the U S Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management at Santa Fe on January 15 1951 to sell Lot 1 Sec 4 T S R 38 E New Mexico P M containing 51.06 acres at not less than 50 per acre. Bids by mail or in person accepted subject to oil gas potash sodium reservations and fissionable material rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department OF the Interior
Bureau of Land Management Land & Survey Office
Santa Fe
New Mexico
U. S
Otha L. Denny
Bledsoe
Texas
Sec
T. S
R. 38
N. M
J. M. Taylor
Lovington
Lea
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
State of
United States of America
Notice of Application Hearing by State Engineer
Proof of service must be filed with the State Engineer within ten days after the date of the last publication of this notice. Unless protested, the application will be taken up for consideration by the State Engineer on or about the 12th day of January 1951. John H. Bliss. Published in The Lovington Leader on December 19, 26, and January 2, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Probate notice in the matter of Henry A. Gresham estate
In the probate court the administrator Floyd Greer is duly qualified to administer the estate of Henry A. Gresham deceased. Creditors and interested parties must present claims within the legally prescribed time. Heidel and Swarthout lawyers in Lovington represent the administrator. Published in The Lovington Leader December 19 26 January 2 9 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
New Mexico
Henry A. Gresham
Walker F. Martin ancillary executors named in will
Walker F. Martin estate appoints Helen Porter Martin and the Virginia Trust Company of Richmond as ancillary executors. They have qualified. Creditors must file claims per law. Heidel & Swarthout represent the ancillary executors. Also notes a business trip by Fred Cox to Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Porter Martin
Virginia Trust Company
Richmond
Virginia
Walker F. Martin
Fred Cox
Lubbock
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L. George Schubert
Lovington Leader
T. O. Reed
T. O. Reen
Heidel & Swarthout
Marie Reed
The
Jess Harwell
General Oilfield
N. Fowler
Paul Musick
Central Tire and Wheel CO
W. Broadway and
Marland
W—Hobbs
Carlisle Mattress Company
South Turner
Surrounding Counties
Hobbs, New Mexico
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Virgie Musick
Willie Mae Allsip
Allsip
W. M. Beauchamp
United States
J.C. Conrace
Lovington Lender
Edythe Clardy
Servel
Lovington, New Mexico
State Engineer’s Office
N. Turner
Wm. R. Bruner
West Taylor — Hobbs, N. M
Osteopathic Hospital
LEA Engineering Company
New Mex
Animal Hospital
North
Dal Paso
William A. Bumstead
D.V.M
Iron Sights
John H. Bliss
Floyd Greer
C. A. Davis
OPTO
D. L. Mayes Metrists
Kenneth Osborn
Optometrist
Stevens Clinic
W. Taylor
Imperial Windsor
Griffith's Inc
S. Turner
America
Hedreds
Fisher
Chevrolet
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