Week End Visits Among Hillman and Local Families
A Yonkers style society note lists visits to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hillman by Mel Kent and family from Logan, Cap Hillman’s clan from Pocatello, Mrs. Dorothy Guffey, Mrs. Clara Ballard, and Mrs. Edith Carpenter from Montana, plus other relatives and church group gatherings across Boise Nampa Malad Ogden Preston Smithfield and Lava areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Kent
Bill Depp
Logan
Ira Hillman
Hillman
Cap Hillman
Pocatello
King Hillman
Dorothy Guffey
Clara Ballard
Edith Carpenter
Montana
John A. Carver
Boise
Annie C. Hatch
Calvin Henderson
Christina Jepson
Lester Henderson
Preston
Gary Fisher
Local visits and family gatherings in Oxford area
Alma Hatch and Judy Randall visited relatives in Logan and Preston. LaVon Treasures from Nampa visited J. A. Hadleys. Carlson and Helmandollar families from Pocatello visited the W. L. Carlson home. L. J. Petty attended a women's encampment at Lava Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hatch
Logan
LaVon Treasures
Nampa
J. A. Hadley
Earl Carlson
Herman Helmandollar
Pocatello
Inkom
W. L. Carlson
Judy Randall
Preston
J. A. Hadleys
L. J. Petty
Ward Home Hosts Visiting Family From Salt Lake City
Wednesday and Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Platt Ward were her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bowden of Salt Lake City. They fed in Boise also and came back to the Ward home for the week end. Those attending leadership Wednesday night were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Olson, Gayle Kendall, Annie C. Hatch, Marie Hatch and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olson. family of Yuba City, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hillman Were supper guests Friday of last week of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nordick of Swan Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Fisher
Glen Cox
Washington Hatch
Marion Olsen
Annie Hatch
Orin Hatch
Malad
Thompson’ Hatch
V. R. Fisher
Lava
Henry Hatch
Vivian
Dwayne
Clair
Garold Fisher
Marion Olson
Jay Seamons
Richard Fisher
B. Johnson
Preston
Walter A. Hatch
Downey
R. Bloxham
Platt Ward
W. G. Bowden
Salt Lake City
Boise
Gayle Kendall
Annie C. Hatch
Marie Hatch
Ernest, Olson
Owen Ames
Yuba City
Calif
Ira Hillman
Albert Nordick
Swan Lake
Butter Production Down in Idaho in June
Idaho creameries produced about 2,200,000 pounds of butter in June, slightly below May and 14 percent below June last year. American cheese output rose 9 percent from May but fell 8 percent year over year, while Idaho ice cream totaled 255,000 gallons, up from 228,000 a year earlier. Nationally, June butter and ice cream output fell below last year and the 1945-49 averages, with June ice cream at 60,380,000 gallons, the smallest since 1945.
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Idaho
United States
Fish License Sales Rise Over 1950
The fish and game department reports April to July license sales exceed 1950 by over 10 percent. Resident combination licenses reach 88,222, up 7,352. resident fish licenses rise by 2,174 to 27,523. Non-resident season licenses total 7,849, up 1,690. five day tourist permits total 11,876. Tr's represents an increase of 0,315 over 1950 sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
Tr‘’s
Notice of completion for Mink Creek Road project Idaho
Contract with Twin Falls Construction Co of Twin Falls Idaho for road mix bituminous surface and seal coat on 8873 miles of Mink Creek Road Riverdale to Cache National Forest Boundary Idaho Federal Aid Project S-52(2) Franklin County was accepted as completed on July 31 1951. Persons or firms who furnished labor materials or supplies on the work and have not been paid must file a claim with the Idaho Department of Highways Boise within ninety days from the date of completion.
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Twin Falls Construction Company
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mink Creek
Riverdale
Cache National Forest
Franklin County
Department of Highways
Boise
Unpaid Claims Notice Under Highway Contract
Public notice states amounts due and unpaid by the Contractor with a ninety day claim period. failure to file within eighty or ninety days waives against the surety. E. V. Miller, State Highway Engineer. Publication dates August 10 and 17, 1951. $238c
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E. V. Miller
Notice of Water Proof Application in Idaho
At 10 00 A M on August 30 1951 before J N Larsen Notary Public in Preston Franklin County Idaho proof will be submitted for beneficial use of 1 10 cubic feet per second from Atkinson Creek under Permit 19923 issued by Idaho Department of Reclamation The applicant is Hill Top Water Association Dayton Idaho for domestic and stock watering at W134 SW Section 2 W ½ NW Section 11 E 44 SE Section 3 Township 15 South Range 38 East B M Conducted by a private ditch. Priority date September 18 1946. Mark R Kulp State Reclamation
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Preston
Franklin
State of Idaho
Besore J. N Larsen
Atkinson Creek
Department of Reclamation
Hill Top Water Association
Dayton
Idaho
Township 15
B. M
Mark R. Kulp
Summons in Idaho District Court for the Parkinson heirs case
The Fifth Judicial District of Idaho in Franke lin County issues a summons in a civil action titled Stanley H. Silver and Antonette C. Silver versus George D. Parkinson Parley D. Parkinson J L Parkinson Anna P Nibley Deanne P Rolapp Aleida P Larson Vera P Young Elna P Haymond and Preston W Parkinson as heirs of George C Parkinson and Lucy D Parkinson deceased and unknown heirs in the case filed in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Silver
Antonette C. Silver
George D. Parkinson
Parley D. Parkinson
J. L. Parkinson
Anna P. Nibley
Deanne P. Rolapp
Aleida P. Larson
Vera P. Young
Elna P. Haymond
Preston W. Parkinson
George C. Parkinson
Lucy D. Parkinson
Quiet Title Suit In Idaho Seeks Property Boundaries
The State of Idaho informs defendants named in Franklin County that a complaint has been filed in the Fifth Judicial District to quiet title on described real estate. Defendants must appear and plead within twenty days of service or a default judgment will be entered. Attorney P. M. Condie of Preston represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Idaho
Fifth’ Judicial District
Franklin County
Notice to creditors estate of Samuel P. Packer
Estate of Samuel P. Packer also known as S. P. Packer Deceased: all claims must be presented with vouchers to Alice H. Packer administratrix with the will annexed at Preston Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication July 26 1951. Attorney for Administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Packer
S. P. Packer
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Alice H. Packer
P. M. Condie
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Hs Mins
Phillips 66
Phillips
Aurea A, A
peTeeateen
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Frankelin County
Western Union Life Insurance ‘Company
Melba J. Paschal
Nellie E. T. Johnson
George J. Johnson
Bertha J. Smith
Joseph Johnson
E. B
Defendants
Preston, Idaho
J. P. Gordon
U. K
Tire Shop
Mee
Beay
America
Fisher
South State
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