Admitted in the mails as Second Class Matter
Notice states the Paris Idaho Post Office accepted mail under the 1879 act for second class matter.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
2
Notice states the Paris Idaho Post Office accepted mail under the 1879 act for second class matter.
Probate court in Bear Lake County Idaho fixes June 1 1955 at 2 PM for hearing on Bernice A Rich petition to determine time of death heirs and right of descent of real property including 2 acres 140 square rods and Georgetown Irrigation Company stock. Notice to creditors and heirs given. Bernice A Rich surviving spouse owner of community property seeks appointment of administrator.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Loveland and family visited Ogden for Mother's Day to see Mrs. Bateman. Stock drove C R Beyeler to Logan for medical care. Mrs. Effie Stock and Drucilla Wilkes called on Mr. and Mrs. Orval Michaelson in Soda Springs. They visited Mrs. Pat Smart in Georgetown on the way home. Alice Jensen spent two days in Montpelier with the Mourdsen family. Lanny Weaton remains in hospital after Montpelier trip. condition improved. Mrs. Ben Weston ill in a Logan hospital. Dorothea Patterson estate notice to creditors issued by executor Adam Patterson Jr. in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First published April 21 1955 last May 19 1956. Stalder improving. Izatt visits Weston in Logan. Glen Stock and family in Ogden. visitors at Stock home over weekend. Wanda Stock released as ward chorister. Leonard Perkins sustained as ward leader. Heber Stock and others visit Soda Springs. Cornell Scofield from Salt Lake City visits Earl Pugmire. Earl Pugmire and Melba Pugmire with Alice Jensen shopped in Logan last Saturday.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake Dorothea Browning Pat Patterson or Dorothea B Patterson, notice is given by Adam Patterson as the undersigned. The document begins the creditor notice process for the estate and outlines required claims. The filing initiates requirements for creditors to present their claims within a specified period.
The Probate Court of Bear Lake announces Elva T. Patterson as administratrix of the estate of Joseph P. Patterson. Creditors and all persons with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication, at the office of D W Haddock attorney in the Kastoria Building Palley Bear Lake Idaho. Publication dates May 12 and June 9 1955.
Richard E. Buck sues Martha Simonton Buck for absolute divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty in Bear Lake County Idaho. She is ordered to appear and plead within twenty days. otherwise judgment may be entered. Clerk V Tunks notes date April 22 1955 with attorney G Staudacher of Montpelier Idaho.
The community notes Frank and Mrs Brown return to their Liberty Sharon farm for summer from Ogden. Several residents attend outings and meetings in Paris and St Charles, including Jurgensmeier and Pugmire families. A ward meeting plans a new chapel with local leaders and musical numbers.
Salt Lake guests and local families gathered for a Sunday Sacrament meeting marking the restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood. Talks by Wayne Matthews and Grant Morgan highlighted the program, with performances by Carolyn Morgan and others and awards presented to Aaronic Priesthood boys.
Thad Mattson son of Stanley Mattson of Meadowville was kicked on the knee by horses he was driving toward the west hills last Wednesday. He was knocked from his horse and rendered unconscious for several hours before regaining consciousness.
Details from a Sunday School gathering include Stake Board members Arlin Pugmire Delbert Hy mas and Lothair Rich of St Charles. Reports mention Thad missing two school days and two local youths Stephen Kearl and Lannie Weston recovering from injuries at Bear Lake Hospital. Larry Johnson, son of Parnell Johnson, completed a stint in the Army in Germany and returned home after discharge from Ft. home.
Fragments describe a Carson Colorado scene mentioning Mrs 7.3 Keith, Larry, Lake, and an unusual 493 percent figure without clear context or complete event.
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