Probate Notice in Recri Lake County Idaho
Publication date Jan 26 1961 announces probate action in Recri Lake County Idaho. Clerk of the Probate Court H Moonurf Wigel reports the case with date references through January 9 1961.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1961
Page
2
Publication date Jan 26 1961 announces probate action in Recri Lake County Idaho. Clerk of the Probate Court H Moonurf Wigel reports the case with date references through January 9 1961.
In the Lake County Idaho probate matter of estate of Enes Thornton Hoff also known as Enes J Hoff deceased, Roy H Robison executor notifies all creditors to present claims within four months from first publication dated February 16, 1962. The venue is the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho for filing with the executor's attorney.
Advertises a guaranteed buying catalogue for coins from 1804 to 1917 with values for dollars, half dollars, dimes, quarters, and colonial issues. Includes prices such as 4000 for a silver dollars varied dates, 10000 to 65000 for certain gold pieces, and other denomination values. Request to send $1.00 for the catalogue via W P Doragy, 804 Court Street, Ripley West Virginia.
The American Legion sponsored a Monday evening defense meeting under Commander Paul I A Bpence with color bearers Robert Calder and Sidney Lutz. Speakers included Twila Kearl Randolph and Walter Nelson. Attendees discussed problems and questions, with Drew Cook giving closing prayers.
Congressman Harding shares a weekly report for Idaho Second District readers. He covers agriculture hearings on a new feed grains program and its $500 million annual cost reduction, a protest over asset removal at Pocatello naval depot, highway funding requests for State Highway 51, and Burns Creek project support amid Kennedy’s no new starts stance. He notes three House bills on Burns Creek, Idaho stateless citizenship, and Minidoka Irrigation District land sale, plus flag purchases and February visitors to his office.
The missive lists a birthday dinner for Debbie Lynn Bunderson with family and town friends, tree removal from the town square, and a sequence of church, school and social events. It notes Fielding High School boys winning tournament games, travel for AQT tests, temple visits, and multiple local visits and arrivals around Montpelier, Pocatello and Salt Lake City throughout the week.
Lanark notes Mrs. Fdn Passey returned home Tuesday night after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ringle and family in Ashton. Thursday she traveled with Mrs. Glen Passey of Montpelier to Mesa Arizona to visit her sister Mrs. Millie H Hinckel and family.
Mr and Mrs Earl Pugmire and Mrs Myrtle Cottle and Mrs Fern Pope motored to Logan Saturday on business. LaMonte Pope, recently treated at Logan LDS hospital, returned home Saturday with his wife and the Pugmires. Many married folks from Tish Haven attended a special Laketown meeting Sunday evening.
Stake visitors Mayon Pulley and Stanley Morgan spoke at a Sacrament meeting. Misses Senna and Linda Jacobsen of Montpelier performed a violin duet with their mother. Reuben Stock family spent days in Ogden. Ray Srock recovers after Bear Lake hospital surgery. Larry Minney family left Fish Haven for Mr Minney. Billy Gaye out of school with mumps. Teachers Fern Pope Leon Howell Wenonah Shirley attended Montpelier meeting. Lisa Howell drove LaVon Anderson to Logan for X rays. Orvil Michaelson children visited grandparents Heher Stock. Students home from college include Max Perkins John Jaussi Paul Stock USAC Logan Desa Stock ISC Pocatello.
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