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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
5
Glendale residents visit Logan and Preston relatives include Auger Jensen and Larsen families. Local events feature birthday for Larry Larsen, a high school opera role by James Olsen, a green and gold ball at Preston, and medical updates on Fred Campbell and Roy White.
Oxford Mr and Mrs Geo Baker spent the weekend in Preston with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Glen Manning. Mr and Mrs Karl Kendall Mrs Geo Fisher and Barbara Fisher moved to Pocatello on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ern Savage of Pocatello spent the weekend here with relatives. Joe Fowler Dorothy Anderson Lola Anderson and Seth Coburn motored to Pocatello Saturday evening to meet Gib Fowler and Gordon Anderson on their way home for the weekend. Both men work on the railroad at Shoshone. Mr and Mrs LaVern Kendall Mr and Mrs Cluff Kendall Mr and Mrs Russell Keller and Mr and Mrs Jack Fisher attended the Franklin county sportsman banquet and carnival dance in Preston Friday evening. Mrs Mildred Toone of Grace returned home after a few days here. Mr and Mrs Jesse Denney of Swan Lake visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Geo Redington. Mr and Mrs Henry Jensen are spending a few days with their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Edward Evans at Inkem. Mrs Lorna Youngsberg and son Don arrived Saturday evening to spend a few weeks here.
A parade of relatives visits and family events fills the week. Susan Irene Helmandollar joins the area born at Logan Hospital Monday. The 17th anniversaries of Ward and Hatch are celebrated with guests from Banida Clifton and Salt Lake City. Families travel to Pocatello and Pocatello events include Barbara Fisher’s nose operation and Jerold Hatch attending school.
Mrs. Grant-Benson entertained Friday evening for her husband with table games and a luncheon for 20 guests. Ruth Tingey won the high all-cut prize and Herbert Williams won the low cut prize. Visitors Howard Jensen and family drove from Burley to spend a week with Andrew Jensen and Ruby Jensen.
The Administratrix Mabel B. Talbot announces claims against the estate of Lawrence Earl Talbot, deceased. Creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months from the first publication date to the Administratrix at her Preston Idaho residence. First publication February 13, 1947. Ben Johnson, Attorney.
In the District Court of the United States Northern Division Utah First Security Bank of Utah National Association a corporation and William H Loos Trustees initiate civil action Case No 1249 against parties in the Utah district court proceedings seeking remedies and relief as recorded in the public notice.
Plaintiffs vs The Utah Idaho Central Railroad Corporation seeks written proof of claims by April 1, 1947, under receivership. Lee J. Quinney, Receiver, warns claims must show name, address, amount, basis, security, and maturity or be barred. Public auction March 22, 1947, 10:00 A M at the Franklin County Courthouse Preston Idaho offers listed equipment with inspection by county officials. bids may be rejected.
On January 11 1947 the Franklin County Commissioners deemed county property no longer useful and authorized sale in the regular manner by law. The resolution directs disposition of the property as authorized, with details to follow in the official notice and public sale process.
Notice in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Franklin County announces the voluntary dissolution petition of Franklin Investment Company a Preston Idaho corporation. The hearing is set for March 14 1947 at 11 oclock in the court room at Preston Idaho. Clerk C L Swenson signs the notice dated January 27 1947.
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