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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
12
Legal notice to creditors of Margaret Moore deceased to present claims with vouchers to G. A. Bennett administrator at Preston Idaho within four months after first publication. First published December 13 1951. W. Paul Merrill probate judge seal.
The Franklin Idaho probate court summons William E. Thompson in a suit by Anderson Lumber Company to recover 151.04 dollars plus 6 percent interest from January 1 1949 and costs. Plaintiffs demand judgment as prayed. Court seal dated.
The matter of Lorenzo T. Benson deceased requires all creditors to present claims to Ezra T. Benson, administrator, at Weston within four months. First publication January 3, 1952. Robert D. Wennergren serves as attorney.
Franklin and surrounding area residents spent holidays visiting relatives including Kent and Miss Wickham families. Many hosted dinners and exchanged gifts with kin from Palo Alto Lewiston Ogden Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City while several volunteers shared meals and played games at home gatherings. A mix of travel updates and local social notes highlight festive seasonal hospitality.
Marcia Whittle of Preston Utah State Agricultural College will join the Sigma Kappa sorority. The sophomore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Merlin T Whittle and will become a member in the near future as Sigma Kappa promotes fellowship leadership and character during college.
A brief item references contacting The Preston Citizen at No 8 for news submissions and inquiries. It notes the newspaper’s address and request to reach out for local updates and community notices.
The notice lists masses on the first and third Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and on the second and fifth Sundays at 12:30 p.m.
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