Quiet Title Summons in Franklin County Idaho 1948
The State of Idaho sends greetings to defendants in Franklin County. A complaint has been filed in the Fifth Judicial District District Court to quiet title on described real estate. Defendants must appear and plead within twenty days of service. failure means judgment by default. Witness dated May 19 1948. Clerk C L Swenson. Attorney Seab P M Condie Preston Idaho.
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State of Idaho
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Franklin County
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Idaho Probate
Henry Egbert as administrator will privately sell the Joseph T. Egbert estate in Franklin County Idaho on or after June 19 1948. Property includes described 80 and 119 acre tracts in Sections 29 and 14 Township 16 South Range 39 East Boise Meridian with water rights. Bids may be made at the administrator's residence and sale may be confirmed or rejected by the Probate Court.
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W. P. Monson
Charles H. Goodwin
Franklin County
Idaho
Boise Meridian
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Franklin
Joseph T. Egbert
Henry Egbert
Preston
Sitane
Boise
East
Ben 3B. Johnson
Notice to creditors Myron E Comish estate Idaho executor
Notice to creditors of the estate of Myron E Comish deceased. All claims must be presented with vouchers to George Comish, Executor, at Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication. First publication May 27 1948. Attorney for Executor TNsraneo WECLCROTU
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Myron E. Comish
Willand
Franklin
Franklin County
Idaho
George Comish
Estate of Rachel Woodward Notice to creditors four month claim period
Estate of Rachel Woodward announces that all claims against the deceased must be filed with the undersigned executor at Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication. First publication May 20 1948. Frank E. Woodward Executor and Preston Idaho Attorney for the Executor.
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Rachel Woodward
Franklin
Franklin County
Idaho
Frank E. Woodward
Rachel .Woodward
P. M. Condie
Preston
Local Ladies Club Meeting and Community Notes
The Ladies Literary Club met last week at Mrs. Charles Neilson's home with a light luncheon served by the hostess. Mrs. Keith Campbell reviewed the play Kiss and Tel. Several members were present. The issue also mentions new arrivals, visits, club activities, and family news from Winder and surrounding areas including 4-H leadership changes and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, Neilson
Bennett
Mir
Carl Follett
Roft _River
Ida
Winder
Paul Winn
Preston
Boise
Richard
J. Greene Wells
Margaret Bennett
LaRue
Stocks
Marlene Hollingsworth
Winder Wonder Workers
Lynn Hollingsworth
Greene ‘Wells
George M. Bennett
Salt Lake City
Carl Schulberg
Terreton
Cleveland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Mary Burton and Mrs. Lincoln return from a two week Washington visit. Beatrice Anderson Shirlee Panter and Darla Covert assisted at a reception for Miss Velma Hendricks of Preston. Mrs. Virginia Smith and sons from Cedar City visit relatives. she is Vera Neilson’s sister. Mrs. Albert Landcaster and daughter from California spend a month visiting. formerly LaVern Nielsen of Cleveland.
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Ben Nielsen
Robert
USAC
Logan -On
Lincoln
Shirlee
Mound Valley
George
Mary; Burton
Mrs. Beckstead
Mary Burton
Washington
Beatrice Anderson
Shirlee Panter
Darla Covert
Trousse Durea
Velma Hendricks
Preston
Virginia Smith
Cedar City
Vera,Neilson
Panter Brothers
Albert Landcaster
California
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District Court
Fifth Judicial’ District
Ydaho
Franklin ‘County
Wm. A. Beckstead
Emma.h. Beckstead
BE. R. Merrill
Vera. G
Merrill
Milo
Hobbs
Bertha S. Hobbs
Sankyosen Heirs
Anna
Regina
R. Pond
Regina’ “Pond
C. L. Swenson Clerk
Seab
Preston, Idaho
Plaintiff
the Mountain
States Telepmone & Telegraph CO
Thim
Abstoned
Anheuser-Busch
Stelouis
Weclcrotu
P. M
Condie
Pt Ee Ee
Ree Ener
Gar
Ily Law Bark Credit
National
Farm -Loan
ASSN
Cleveland
Gee
Mpeeeee Seeeggh
West Oneida
Phong
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