Admitted to the Mails at Paris Idaho Post Office
Notice states the item is admitted to the mails as second class matter at Paris Idaho under the act of March 3 1879 and indicates postal designation.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1954
Page
2
Notice states the item is admitted to the mails as second class matter at Paris Idaho under the act of March 3 1879 and indicates postal designation.
In Bear Lake County Idaho a district court action by Jean H Burphe seeks a decree quieting title to real estate. The probate notice lists a sale of the Nephie Jensen estate property in St Charles with 10 percent cash bid and balance on confirmation by the Bear Lake Probate Court. Bids may be filed or delivered by attorneys or the clerk before sale. First publication Jan 7 1954 last Feb 4 1954.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho the administrator N Willis Harrup announces a private sale of real estate in the estate of Nephi P Jensen deceased. Sale to take place on or after February 8 1954 to the highest bidder subject to court approval and conditions.
Administrator of the estate of Kaye James Cornwell, deceased, notifies creditors and claimants to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be submitted at the Administrator’s office in Montpelier Bear Lake County Idaho or at the Paris Idaho Probate Court. Dated Paris Idaho December 28 1953. First published January 7 1954. Last published February 4 1954.
The administrator of the estate of Robert Wadsworth Merrill also known as Robert W Merrill and Bob Merrill, deceased, calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months. Claims may be presented at the Administrator's office in Montpelier City Hall Bear Lake County Idaho or at the Probate Court in Paris Idaho. Dated Paris Idaho January 19 1954 with last publication February 11 1954.
Community updates from Fish Haven describe fireside gatherings led by Alfred Howell and Erma Stock, with Arthur Shirley succeeding Howell as teacher. The report notes visits by residents, illness of Odean Eliott, mission-field departures, social events, family travels to Salt Lake City, medical visits, and local repairs around the area.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Kimball and family visited Montpelier last Monday. Numerous residents, including Merinda Gibbons Maurine Pulley and Leone Loveland, attended primary activities on Jan 25. Visitors to Logan for temple events included Bryan Booth Clinton Tremelling and Mitchell Sims. Several families traveled between Montpelier Fish Haven and Paris for shopping meetings and family visits during Jan 25–27. Cpl Blaine Pope returned from Washington en route to Denver for five months of schooling and training.
J Dawson Wilkes will sell on or after February 13 1954 all real property in Paris Idaho including home with lot a corner vacant lot and 103 acres farming land 23 irrigated remainder dry farm Bids in writing due by 2 pm February 18 1954 10 percent cash bid deposit balance by mortgage assume payment cash balance required Property to be sold as a unit Right to reject any bids John H Wilkes listed as recipient of bids Dated January 20 1954
A reader states relief from rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism after severe joint deformities and muscle soreness. The note invites correspondence to share the method and confirm the remarkable recovery and renewed active life.
Liberty residents report attendance at services before Nyle Matty returns to base. Maud Carlsen visits reg 25 with T L Hymas. Vera Hymas visits Salt City friends Bo Hymas Emma Hymas. Callers to Alfred Humphe include Matthews Morgan Bartschi Hymas and Wood family among others.
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