Rev P J O Sullivan Pastor Residence Listing
Church contact listing for Rev P J O Sullivan pastor residence at 308 East Oneida with phone 265 R.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
6
Church contact listing for Rev P J O Sullivan pastor residence at 308 East Oneida with phone 265 R.
Mass times listed for Sundays with two services each month: first and third Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and second and fifth Sundays at 12:30 p.m. No location or church name provided.
Lenora B. McGregor files civil action in the district court of Idaho Fifth Judicial District in Franklin County seeking relief. The notice calls for summons and legal process to appear or respond as required by law.
The filing lists numerous defendants and heirs including Thomas Perkins and Jane Doe Perkins and the unknown heirs or devisees of Mary Ann Hooper Horace S Eldredge Adelbert Eldredge Edith P Eldredge Roosevelt Livestock Edwin Bennion and wife Mary Bennion William Smith and wife Zina Smith and others as heirs at law or devisees of James D McGregor deceased. The document continues detailing related parties and potential interests in the McGregor estate case.
A public notice from San Francisco invites questions about a Washington antitrust suit aiming to break up Standard Oil of California and six other West Coast oil companies. Readers may send inquiries to To Learn to Know at 225 Bush Street San Francisco 20.
The State of Idaho sues to quiet title on two parcels in Franklin County. The complaint, filed in the Fifth Judicial District, demands appearance within twenty days of service. Real estate described includes 1.03 acres in section 30 township 12 south range 41 east Boise Meridian and 46 acres with appurtenances. Judge and clerk dated January 8, 1951. P. M. Condie represents plaintiff.
A minority questions breaking up big firms while praising their role in wartime effort and national strength. The piece argues for both big and small companies to meet current challenges and commits to continuing productive service to the nation.
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