Public Summons in Idaho Divorce Case 1951
In Franklin County Idaho Mary Lou Capparelli sues Donald Robert Capparelli for divorce. The summons orders the defendant to appear at the District Court in Preston within five days if served in county or twenty days if served elsewhere. Clerk Cleo Swenson signs January 22, 1951. attorney Robert D. Wennergren listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial Disstrict
State OF
Idaho
Franklin
Mary Lou Capparelli
Plain
Cleo Swenson
Robert D. Wennergren
Preston
Notice to Creditors and Hearing in Franklin County Idaho
Notice to creditors for the estate of Julia N. Burleigh requires claims with vouchers to the administrator in Preston Idaho within four months after first publication January 3 1952. Also notices a time and place of hearing for the estate of John O. Taylor deceased with heirs and descent details in Franklin County Idaho and a petition by Morris H Poole Rhonda N Poole William W Poole and Georgia H Poole.
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Julia N. Burleigh
Preston
Franklin—County
Idaho
James P. Condie
John O. Taylor
Morris H. Poole
Rhonda N. Poole
William W. Poole
Georgia H Poole
Franklin County
Property and Heirs Seek Court Determination in Idaho Probate
Petitioners claim ownership in described real property and water rights by mesne conveyances from heirs of a decedent. They seek a court determination of death time, kinship, and descent rights with a hearing set for February 25, 1952 in Preston Franklin County Idaho Probate Court. Attorneys listed: P M Condie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
State of
Idaho
Township
Boise Meridian
Preston Indians See Strong Offense In Fifth District Push
The Preston Indians built a 43 percent shooting showing and team work powering their fifth district climb with four wins and no defeats. They head to Montpelier Friday to face the Bears, a touted foe likely to challenge the unbeaten run.
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Indians
Redmen
Montpelier
Bears
Dayton Man Survived by Family in Ward Chapel Service
Dayton man survives with his mother in Dayton and three brothers and four sisters named Zelma Bright of Dayton Delmer J Mickelson and Mar dean Campbell of Ogden Norman G Mickelson of Rigby Reece N Mickelson and Berneice and Jean Mickelson of Salt Lake City Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 1 o clock in the Dayton ward chapel with H Glenn Bingham LDS bishop in charge Burial will follow in the Dayton cemetery.
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Dayton
Zelma Bright
Delmer J. Mickelson
Mardean Campbell
Ogden
Norman G. Mickelson
Rigby
Reece N. Mickelson
Berneice
Jean—Mickelson
Salt Lake City
Dayton Ward Chapel
H. Glenn Bingham
LDS
Dayton Cemetery
County’s Weather Plan Aims at High Wheat Yields
An agriculture expert outlined a system to estimate grain yield using available moisture above the wilting point, predicting 344 bushels per inch of moisture. He estimated two pounds of nitrate per bushel to support root and grain production and recommended green manure every fourth crop, spring planted to avoid winter kill of sweet clover.
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Page
Dance Review Presented Under Joy Keith and Janelin Auger
A dance review directed by Joy Keith and Janelin Auger will be staged Thursday February 7 at 8 p.m. in the second ward recreation hall. Fifteen students perform group dances solos and special numbers. Public invited.
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Joy Keith
Janelin Auger
Second Ward Recreation Hall
Pirates No Match for Taller Indians
The Preston Indians defeated the West Side Pirates 50 to 28 on the Dayton floor. Indians used height to dominate as Pirates, smaller and scrappier, forced to shoot from long range and struggled to penetrate the defense.
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Preston Indians
West Side Pirates
Dayton
Pirates
Buccaneers
New Relief Society Officers Lead Map l eton Quilt Event
Mapleton notes January 15 as the first quilting for the new Relief Society officers with a large crowd. A candy pull by juniors men and Gleaners occurred at Mrs Leola Ash’s home with 19 present. Mrs Joseph Stone returned home January 12 with her baby boy. Several residents traveled to Deweyville Utah to visit A R Burbank and family in Preston.
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Relief Society
Leola Ash
Joseph Stone
Alvaro Burban
Alma Burbank
Deweyville
A. R. Burbank
Lafe Jepson
Preston
Benettie Burbank
Orson Porter
Chesney Sorenson
Weekend Visits Mark Treasureton Residents
Miss Loma Denton spent the weekend in Preston with grandparents Mr and Mrs R A Ward. Mrs Caroline Condie visited Mr and Mrs Mack Hymas and family. Relief society met at Mrs Elizabeth Wards home Tuesday with a lesson conducted for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Hymas
Heber Williams
Hamer
Ward
Relief Society
Eunice Perry
Vera Atkinson
Fern Porter
Joyce Perry
Rhoda Workman
Myrl Workman
Con. Lowe and Son
Jay
Daryl Workman
Hugh Len
Loma Denton
Preston
R. A. Ward
Caroline Condie
Mack Hymas
Elizabeth Ward
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Legal Publications
Donald Robert Capparelli
Wyler
Merrill Jewelry
Studebaker
Chevrolet
BUICK
Dodge
International
North State
Palmer
Motor Implement Co
Bob Kjar
Juno Kjar
Red Mill
Preston High School
Wayne Schow
Howard Schow
Kid
W. Paul Merrill
P. M. Condie
Petitioners
Preston, Idaho
Employment Security Agency
Oneida Street West
Oneida Street
Jensen’s
Mapleton
Treasureton
Ickelwurser
Johnson
Coune
Scdan
Cranney Chevrolet
South State
Hotpoint
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