Quiet title suit over Frankin County Idaho land a 1944 filing
In Franklin County Idaho a quiet title action is filed by William and Lucile Rawlins against Marion Henderson and others decedents and unknown heirs. The suit claims ownership of several described parcels totaling about 41.78 acres plus water rights and a Rushville Irrigation share. Defendants are ordered to answer within twenty days of service or risk default judgment. The case caption lists district clerk C L Swenson and attorney Arthur W Hart with Preston Idaho as the filing location dated January 4 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion C._Henderson
Mil- Me
Franklin County
Clifton
Idaho
Towit
The
Ney
S. Range
Cofton
Oxford
Rushville Irrigation” Company
State OF
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
C. L. Swenson
Warwork Workers Needed at DuPont Southeast Washington project
E I du Pont De Nemours & Co seeks workers for a Southeast Washington construction project with 54 hour week and overtime. Positions include carpenters, laborers, millwrights, iron workers, welders, switchmen, clerks, draftsmen, operators, nurses, physicians among others. Complete living facilities provided. Applicants must present draft info social security card citizenship proof and employer interview window February 1-8 from 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co
Washinton
Weston Creek Irrigation Co Annual Meeting Called
Notice to stockholders of Weston Creek Irrigation Company announces a meeting at the Opera House in Weston Idaho on Monday February 21 1944 at eleven oclock a m. to elect six directors and to transact other business. Stock representation by proxy or in person urged per secretary John F Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Creek Irrigation&Co
Weston Creek Irrigation Company
Opera House
Weston
Idaho
Board of Directors
Notice to Creditors in Hall Estate Idaho
In Franklin County Idaho the probate court announces for the estate of Joseph H Hall deceased that all persons with claims must present them to Henrietta Hall Administratrix at her Preston Idaho home with vouchers within four months from first publication. Attorney for Administratrix 3 4 5 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Idaho
Joseph H. Hall
Preston
Farm to increase feed wheat flow to Idaho and Utah
The Office of Defense Transport orders boxcars to move feed wheat from Canada into Southern Idaho and Northern Utah within 90 days, with cars already reaching Sweetwater Alberta. The move seeks to reduce cross continent shipping backlogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Utah
Office of Defense ‘Transportation
Canada
AAA
Boise
Sweetwater
Alberta
Treasureton man visits California relatives and Spade Cooley
Myrl Workman of Treasureton returned from a California trip where he visited Sgt. and Mrs. Charles A. Crockett in Santa Monica and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nielson in Huntington Park. He met Spade Cooley, owner of a popular coast dance band, at the Riverside Rancho. Relatives praise the visit and plan another. Signed by his nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Myrl Workman
Treasureton
Southern California
Charles A. Crockett
Santa Monica
Homer Nielson
Dean Crockett
Huntington Park
Dayton Community Notes From Los Angeles to Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Fred Nuffer visit California including Los Angeles and San Francisco and plan to see daughter Mrs Rolan Anderson. Primary officers and teachers met at Myrtle Eck’s home with a lesson by Becky Nelson. Numerous locals attended, while others visited relatives in Ogden Logan Salt Lake City and Lava Hot Springs.
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Fred—Nuffer
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Rolan Anderson
Myrtle’ Eck
Becky Nelson
Lula Balls
Alta Stewart
Lea White
Hazel Housley
Edna Hulse
Estella Hill
Myrtle
Hck
Glenda— Sparrow
Anice” Archibald
Myrtle Waddoups
Reta Archibald
Mary Mickelson
Ezra Mecham
Lloyd Price
Ogden
Dayton
Price
Nysa
Oregon
George Jensen
Vernon Gamble
Harry Gamble
Bronson
Claude Howell
Clifton
James Phillips
Mary Davison
Tooele
Utah
Nancy Jones
DeVaughn Dawson
Leonard Perkins
Lava Hot Springs
A Mother's Prayer Dialect Prayer for War Bonds
A mother voices a heartfelt plea to Jesus asking that soldiers be spared and returned home through war bonds as she endures fatigue from washing and kneels in prayer. She thanks the radio man and asks for divine protection for her son and all others in danger aboard planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jee-hoova
Gabriel
Lawd
Roark
Bradford
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Franklin
William Rawlins
Lucile J. Rawlins
Arthur W. Hart
Preston, Idaho
Commission
United States
John F. Reeder
Fie
Pas
Preston Citizen
Henrietta, Hall
Administratris
OPA
Commodity Credit Corporation
County Aaa
War Production Board
State’ Aaa Committee
War_ ood Administration
WFA
Milford J. Vaught
Lumber Division
United
US Department of Agricultural
Army Quartermaster Corps
Riverdale
Ina Packer
Rex Packer
Salt Lake City
Lila
Zelma—Winger
L. A. Winger
Barbara Neeley
Idaho Falls
LDS Hospital
L. A. Neeley
Dwain Tate
Dixie Sharp
Daughters of the Pioneers
Leona Forsgren
Moses Franklin Farnsworth
Alicia Neeley
James Tasso
D. S
Delma Gilbert
Fairview
Coy
Luella Forsgren
Laverna_Jane
Calvin Forsgren
Theo Smith
Navy
Ray Barrington
Logan
Ethel Barrington
LeRoy Edwards
Star Valley
J. S. Smith
Barbara
Banida
Mrs. Smith
Melvin Packer
Angela Packer
Sunny
Spencer Crookston
Josephine
F. C. Nelson
the Relief Society
Joe Godfrey
C. W.’ Shepherd
Kmarmbers
H. R. Bingham
Glen Corbridge
Preston Lumber
Ite
R. Willis Palmer
W. G. Reese
Griffeth Electric & Radio Shop
Durochog
North State
M. H
E_O
Findey
NWELP
Jensen
Dean L. Jensen
Rawleigh
Dept
Denver
Colo
Lester D. Lowe
Business and Professional Directory
Lloyd's Radio and Electric Service
South State Street
A—W.hart
Larson Bldg
Aldec
J. N. Larson
First Security Bank Bldg
P. M. Condi
Attorney-at-Law Abstractor
National Farm Loan Assn
Cliff Warr
First National Bank Bldg
Victor Dunkley
White
Hyrum
Colorado
Animal By-Products CO
Bruce’. Wallace
Dennis OC
Love Franklin
Ida
U. I. Furniture Exchange
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