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Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
PLAN A WORLD
POULTRY MEET
6Continued Prom Page one)

business, and he high quality Of
our eggs, broilers, and breeding
stock for show and production pur-
poses. In order to effect these
proposed plans several committees
have been selected to cooperate
with the federal government and
associated agricultural organiza-
tions throughout the country.
Members of the exhibit committee
include Robert o. Boyce of Sea-
ford, F. Thadius Warrington of
Georgetown, "A. D. Cobb of the
University Of Delaware, Byard Y.
Carmean, assistant Sussex county
agent, and Norman Grove of Mil
ford. The youth and junior activ-
tiles committee consists of Charles
H. Conaway Of Greenwood, G. F..
McCauley, state All club agent for
the University Of Delaware, w.
Lyle Mowlds, state supervisor of
vocational agriculture, Miss Anne
B. Moore, Sussex county club
agent, and F. Franklin Gordy of
Greenwood. Kent County Agent
Russell E. Wilson, John H. Skin
ner, Jr., extension editor of the
University of Delaware, Christie
A. Truitt, editor Of Delmarva News
at Selbyville, Alton S. Truitt Of the
State Board Of Agriculture, and
Clarence E. Jester, master of Del
aware State Grange, will serve on
the committee on publicity and
the securing Of speakers. Other
committees to be announced later
include the ways and means COM
mittee of which Wilmer Steele of
Ocean View is chairman, and the
budget and finance committee with
William Haas of Dover as chair
man. officers Of the Delaware
State Worlds Poultry Congress
Association are Ernest Smith of
Kenton, chairman, Warren CHEW
ton of Bridgeville, vice-chairman;
H. L. Richardson, extension poul-
try specialist, secretary and Frank
B. Austin of Milford, treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
ARBOR AND GARDEN DAY
Continued From Page onel

the Colony on the same date at
one o'clock: William B. Truitt,
Chairman, Bridgeville; Atwood F.
Lynch, Vice-Chairmen, Frankford;
L. Lee Layton, Jr., Secretary. Do
yer; DR.. B. B. G. Blackstone, Will
mington; DR.. T. H. Davies, VIII
mington; John 3. Hutton, Dover;
Mrs. Lydia H. Toadvine, Milford;
Mrs. Ann B. Carter, Smyrna. The
enrolment of the Colony at the
present time is 462. 1t has been
the custom for those VINO nave
trees, shrubbery and plants that
can be taken from their own gar
dens, to make donations on this
date for beautifying the Colony
grounds. Donations OF this kind
are solicited throughout the State
again this year. All cottages and
buildings will be open to visitors.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

jamin F. Thompson, of Christ P.
E. Church, Dover, and the Rev.
Charles F. Penniman, of Trinity
P. e. Church, Wilmington, officiat-
ed at the private services in the
chapel. Abandoning the sombre
purple stoles Of the penitential sea
son of Lent, all clergy wore stoles
Of white silk, embroidered with
gold thread. More than $50 per-
sons from all walks of life crowded
the cathedral Church in which
Bishop Cook had his official pulpit,
while outside en- the greening
lawns and paved walks more than
600 others stood and kneeled
through the 45-minute service. In
terment was made in the beautiful
and historic church yard at old St.
AIMS Church near Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
NEW CAUSEWAY BRIDGE
Is Now About IS Percent Com
plete-To BE Ready BY July

The 1,700-foot-long railroad
grade crossing elimination bridge
on the South Market Street cause
way, Wilmington, is now 65 per
cent complete. The bridge, larg-
est grade crossing elimination pro-
ject in Delaware costing nearly
one-third of a million dollars, is to
be finished late in July. It is be-
ing constructed with federal fun6s
as part Of the federal grade
crassing work-relief elimination
program The bridge was to have
been completed on May 1, but due
to right of way complications, the
work was delayed A total of 405
feet Of the bridge slab has been
poured, 27O feet at the south end
and 135 feet on the north end
Forty-five feet of the roadway has
been poured on the bridge over
the railroad tracks. Fifteen spans
Of 27 feet each remain to be pour
ed.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
FIRE OVER AT GALENA, MD.
Five Buildings Burned and Two
Firemen Hurt Monday Night

Two firemen were hurt and five
frame buildings on the property of
James Tagravski, located in the
center of town were destroyed by
fire early Monday night when lack
Of water hampered the efforts of
five fire companied to bring the
blaze under control. Loss was es-
timated at $4,000. Firemen fought
the flames for three hours. Assist
ant Chief Kenneth Pennewell of
Middletown and Golden Porter of
Millington, suffered slight burns
about the face while fighting the
blaze. The fire, believed to have
been caused by an overheated
stove, started in the house and
spread to the Togravski's shoe
shop, a barn, garage, and chicken
house. F'iremen from Millington
Sudlersville, Chestertown, Middle
town, and Odessa confined the
blaze to the Togravski property
although nearby homes were
threatened
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
GRANGE HEARS DRAMATICS
Continued from Page One1

Brown; Charlie, the burglar, Levi
VoVgl. Smyrna Grange put on
Uncertain SIas" with the follow
ing cast, "Silas Sorghum, a rustic
swain, whose affections are firmly
glued to" Howard c. Deakyne,
Jr.; Susan Sweet, whose star is
momentarily eclipsed by" Mary
Louise Deakyne; "Ysobel LeClair,
a stylish and very transient sum-
mer boarder Of, Virginia Pollen;
Ma Sweet, Susan's mother who
gives; cupid what help he needs, :
Mrs. John Lockerman. The pro
gram at Smyrna Grange this even
ing will be presented by the ladies
for which a program Of interest
has been prepared.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

the blossoming orchards, a sea of
white, and pink, and rose. At
last, in Sussex, he will find fine
beaches and resorts, and a sports
mems paradise. Throughout the
trip, he will be charmed by the
historic houses and churches, the
Well-kept farms and peaceful,
prosperous villages; the old trees
and winding streams. Come to
Delaware!"
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
TWO APARTMENTS FOR RENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In pursuance of an order of the Register.
in and for Kent County. Delaware. dated
September %, 1887. notice is hereby given
of the granting of Letters of Administra-
ton on the estate Of Reuben Ford on Sep
tember %. 1887. All persons having claims
against said Reuben Ford are required
to exhibit the same to the Administrators
within one year after date of the granting
of Letters or abide by the law in that be
half which provides that such claims
against the said estate not so exhibited
shall be forever barred.
d. VERNON FORD.
Administrator of Reuben Ford,
deceased.
Smyrna, Delaware.
S-24 ct
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

Mrs. Richard Comegys and sis
ter, Of Clayton, Del, were recent
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Com
eggs of Millington, Md.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
AND
.CIAL ITEMS
! Who Come and Go,
y To Our Community
Former Smyrnians
AND CLUB PARTIES

arsnce B. Raymond, who
home several weeks ago
her arm and receiving
Hes' has recovered suf-
0 return to her home
nngton where she was
Immediately.
Mrs. Leroy Jones are
congratulations On the
Tln daughters last Sun
9Th, in the Kent Cen
ltal Mrs. Jones was
Nelson Of Smyrna.
6. Roe, Who underwent
ol for removal Of tonsils
oay at the Kent Gener-
Dover, is recovering
AaS returned to her
name Webb Is spending
vacation from Woman's !
lVerSty o. Delaware, at
asf parents, Mr.. and
g G. Webt.
n Tschudy has been
va Gays with her
Sarah Nelson q Lang.
Fna Stevenson snen,
with her grandmotb.
glge NJ Stevenson ana
ais' | Anna S. Truax anG
; Hofecker Of PhiIa.
G,s. George pusev ar
Mrs. Hattie oiesaIt %.It
eaa Pusey Of rrs.S G,ar,raI
with Mr.. and Mrs
,on. Mrs. Pusey = r.. !
= extended visit, =
si' Hazel Messick -,
n ssa otter spending sew. er,,
AE1H
lphia. ~ I.
\, Bel and j.
q Bell, have bsa, sUn
''I'l days with Dr.. Je9l s9l
" @a'ers in Philadel.
+ I;Allt anthony Is vlsitiD,
H,,l3 \ ls3oundbroOk, \. ! !
With her sister, ME- Mjs.
III / 4 Beckett spent III,
\ ear,,.iss - sister, Mrs. J ]
NJ D ly,aatoWn, l,' Pa.
y : ! Hudson, who h..
j Sa.. y Greater S part "a. !
rstp,,iso iork and vii
''ned and opene,
brotbss .uuy is thI
Y Ms, '1,la% p..'y an
sosSnIss. Philadelphia
GeorSs q daughter ]
kslsbrstsssa y v. Boehmle
a p.,, her tent.
h hous lot her littl
n e y, Price are Al
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Continued From Page One)

FAIRIES Chapel, Saturday afternoon
With interment taking place in
Odd Fellows cemetery, Smyrna,
the Rev. DR.. ]. w. Colona officiat-
ing.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
READING TIME:
10 MINUTES

THE VIII be read through in IS minutes YET
mony Wills lie hoIfforgoen for years. their being
too busy to re-reod them.
Perhops if these reoIzed how imporfonf their
fumes they would moke it procice their Wills
regularly An ovofdote VIII moy prove not only inodequote
but even than al oil!
We suggest ot you go your VIII carefully in fhe light
Of conditions changes odvobe your otor-
ney We will gladly discuss the business and nCncio sides of
your estote and expoin how services be helpful
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31


with interment taking place in
odd Fellows cemetery, Smyrna,
tbe Rev. DR.. j. w. Colona officiat-
ing.
Mrs. John Humphreys, Rehoboth
Mrs. Lillian Humphreys, 65, wife
If the Rev. John Humphrey, pastor
If Westminster Pre- S byte r n
church. died Sunday at her home
n Kenmore, N. Y. The Humph-
revs divided their time between
Kenmore and Rehoboth. Mrs.
Humphreys, native of Yorkshire,
England, was active in church
work. Several years ago she and
her husband spent a time at the
Delaware House, Smyrna, while
Rev. Humphreys was supplying
churches in this locality. Besides
her husband, she is survived by
three children, Mrs. Cora Hicketts,
Miami Beach, Fla; Lillian and
John Humphreys Of Kenmore and
Rehoboth Beach.
j. w. Johnson, Bowers Beach
James w. Johnson, IA, retired
merchant, died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Laura Coverdale, at
Bowers, Friday morning Of a
heart attack. He was a former
merchant of Georgetown, but of
late has lived retired life at Bow
ers. Funeral services were held
Sunday at 2 p. m, at Barrett's
Chapel. Interment was made in
the cemetery adjoining. He is sur
vived by three sisters, Mrs. F. A.
Smith, Little Creek; Mrs. Carrie
Freeman, Middletown; Mrs. Laura
Coverdale, Bowers; and three
brothers, G. E. Johnson, Harring-
ton; c. F. Johnson, and G. w.
Johnson, both of Magnolia.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

H. new Economy Store
/ 4, 5.1Oc to $500 Store
4 Street which has been In
reconstruction for some
|, now occupied and is one
Erss prsttiest and most Up
1 stores. The store is the
\ the George R. Stevenson
" formerly the Davis prop
4 Main street, recently the
kye Of W. S. Voshell. IN
kring it Mr.. Alex. Handloff
! the style Of the handsome
! his 5 and 10c store and
F.or him a beautiful block.
benson property which was
! acquired by the Handloffs
EtrtirsIy occupied, it is said,
! the residence or apartment
! to the store. The Stew
Family has moved to Mr.,
III; property known as the
! home On South Street.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

| ~, .op Of Francis F.
h ..,,s A.sl, tinsmith and roof
sny,na .l,a5 lack to Smyrna
\; a3.S5 ,.Insia and is in bust
/ I.ar sir,.sIf. see adv.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

/ ,,dsct advertisers.
I'M. n 5tt .fter the laying Of an
H. ~ thsir ancestors, the
~: ~ I'd It before them
h. l'''t. Jungle fowls did i
,ftsr taking time out for
H., i was necessary for
|, 4 advertise their where
a. ~ resi- Of the wander
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

No. Of tlt
I monthly lli'I3 ,1,v;,iarv will
Il H asgion Room On Mon
la,iag. : v I.P April 4, at $ P p.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31

/ ,u,orican Legion
! JUNIOR !, snld its regular
EsE WILL l'Y,f afternoon, April
b SsIulaay, y. a. the Legion
Smyrna times., 1938-03-31
ksnvrna Times
I 'ssrusa. DELAWARE
r IN VICINITY

\ slaughter. IN an n,.sss aavs55 ar
e. ! - ts.t Pc: 'sss.5 ie interest
''a,s5' ss.5 i good roofing
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23

essary loss of walrus. About 45,O00 pounds of walrus meat was provided the native village.
 Only one wounded walrus was lost, which had slid off the ice. As the three skin boats again arrived at the village Is hours later the natives were there to greet them with a cheer. The hunters gave AL len all the credit for the success of the expedition.
 Senator Reynolds enthusiastieal- ly gobbled up a piece of still warm blubber given to him by one over joyful native after the killing was over.
 The Coast Guard cutter North land left a number of pieces of salt cd seal shoulders to assist in allevi- ting any possible distress due to shortage Of food during the coming winter. During the hunting expe- dition. the Northland was in radio communication with the ships launch"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23
GIFT OF $50 USED TO BUY SHOP
 TOOLS PETERSBURG SCHOOL

The Petersburg Chamber Of Commerce last week received a let ter with a check for $50 enclosed from General R. E. Wood executive of Sears. Roebuck & Company.
 General Wood wrote that he ap- preeiated the hospitality extended by the Chamber during his visit to Petersburg last summer and 1t was his desire that the chamber use the money as 1t saw fit.
 President Robert Allen said that he had talked with General Wood about the need for more tools in the Manual Training Department at the public school and that the general had indicated his desire to do some thing about it. Accordingly. the Chamber turned the money over to the school board for the purchase of shop equipment.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23

anything keep you from hearing the thrilling lecture Astronomy and the Bible. Friday evening, septem- Der 24. There will be beautiful pie lures of the sun, moon and stars and other heavenly bodies shown on the screen. Bring the children.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23

pr. J. ". Edmunds. Optometrist of Alaska and Seattle. well and fa- Yorably known to all Wrangell Cit. izens. will be in Wrangell. at the Wrangell Hotel, for several days
 examining eyes for glasses, begin ming about the 25th of September
 Watch the paper for his arrival adv
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23

Ed Dodd and Associates" were fined s35O in the city magistrates court at Anchorage when they pleaded guilty to operating a gamb- ling game. The complaint was signed by Bob Huttle, chief of po- lice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23

Miss Elna Arola who spent the summer in Wrangell left last week for San Francisco. She will visit friends in Aberdeen, Washington. enroute.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23
At the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Russell ?. Pederson, Pastor

10:3O a. m. Morning Worship. "Preparing for World Wide Com munion"
 12 noon Bible School: David. Triumphant Faith" Study Psalms 9 and 27.
 7:30 ?. m. Evening Worship: Every Christian a Worshiping Christian
 Wednesday, 7:30 p. m, Prayer meeting in the Church Parlor.
 Come and worship God with us
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23
SALVATION ARMY Brigadier 6 Mrs. Carruthers

2:30 p. m. Sunday School under the direction of Miss Gwen Carru. thers.
 7:3O p. m. Evening Service.
 10:3O a. m. Sunday morning wor- ship.
 7:30 D. m. Friday public meeting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Rev. Arnold Krone
 Deacon in Charge

Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity 10:0O a. m. Church School.
 Topic: Deliver Us from Evil 11:0O a. m. Holy Communion. Celebrant: The Rev MerYin L. Warmer of St. Johns Ketchikan. Sermon: by Father Warmer.
 Thursday: The Feast of St. Michael and All Angels.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

The Home Bible Study League meets every Friday evening at the home of MT. NJ L. Miles. Don't let
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-23
CATHOLIC CHURCH

September 9. The sixteenth Sun day after Pentecost.
 7:3O a. m Communion Mass. 10 a. m. Parish Mass.
 Sunday School.
 ' D. m Rosary and Benediction Saturday: opening of the month O the Holy Rosary.
 Daily Mass at 7.30 a. m.
 Vo,, cov, r. Tn gba caDtfngl
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SEVD a CONTRIBUTION TO
THF sUNBURsT BADGER
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Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refiners and Marketers


third selling IS
First 3s-2SA and ethyl at Ash
man. full
associated vita
position Motor
Inc
in Falls will take Aks
Saturday and win in the utuxe
the Art Ross station they announced THURSDAY In addition
Mobile Will
automobile electric conjunction with the service station
who have nnaneins Mon
widely
capagns eng sno@osed @ aid
leased Bob
all to the
Wholesale and retail gasoline prices and an IN
realisation
ha Of 1898 primarily
with first months Of 1887
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-08
IBONoRA NINE REVIVED

Afail alterations planned Ay the
Aladdin Cold Mining q Ms1llng Co
near St. Regis, inc1uda installation
OF a storage dam and plpe tire and
completion Of the frmmway. The
property Is the old Leonora cold
group, consisting Of ei@hf claims.
The tmnnes Of the mine ae tn 500
feet and 3 raise haa been pat
through between the No. / and NO
2 tunnsla.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-08

ELEANOR KNOTT. Pa&antiff
ARTHUR KNOTT. Deaansaans
THE STATE ON MONTANA sends
Grsektmks 60 the Above &ana@1 ae8sA-
dan1s. and - EAnh ct TAaM.
Yom era hereby aamnsanea g
tAa complaint IN zAis aeEiea wzkcA Is
ffled In tie eff4ee Of tAe casEk IS E1ls
Coare. q eopy * WhieA ia AszNMiln
served enam cas- of yoa In eanA Ce@nty
wherein any Of yez reside. and e a.
Youx answer and aaTve = ceaS 3AzHsc<
upon kAs ulzanszffsA @enaEmzw sFszAlH
tWen3y DAYS mft@R the eexvfce q tAas
Summons. excauszyH af the day aa a4<T4ce
and IL casa az yemx failure e sRNAAx -
nnswer JudxEnenk vii Be taken azaAnss
yseu. By 0eRzni8. FOR tie relief Aeza@nzzsd
IN the caMp1@zn4
Also plaaaa take notice thaf the aboFe
entitled arlion is hrouNhf fog tAe Qar-
pose Of obtaining 3 Decree Il a1s9s Use
divorce bg khis pizintxn against this
defendant on the ground Of desezS4on.
wilfally contiuued for a period 81 sore
than one year last past
Witness ny hand and the Seal 81 Sale
Court thls IN DAY Of OactoheE, 1<kss
GEORGE HARPER. Ciexk.
By a J. SKINNER. DepEty Cierk
COURT SEAL
H NOHSKo3.
SIC Ford Bufl8sng.
Great Fails. Aoafana
Attorney for Plstnen -.
Date Of frss pnblic2tion Oct s zSN
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GLACIER COUNTY


Il. +. Reese % G. Il. Genog3y 81 q
10 Lot IA sWaSW3 WAS&4&N3 Sec
6 E GaIAwly e Waltna L Mace
q 1E sane tand9
" Hesrr e al. 70 Mattel Poston.
IS Sk1SWs s-Ss-s sobeek e pro rata caets
81 nEso41cfacn-
ne Fsrst NAkasnzl Bank q Browning
e lsoats TuHaa 8& ~T1 SnanAd tract IN
Let S See $3.50
Gzzl & Aoal1on & a % 3 s Herrlck
1-SS SKA SzN3 N4SWz SEC. 81 Lots 4
8 Sc Sz-SS-e fnel1dlnx ell IN stor-
ssns to same I-az sEa Sac 1855 IN
clqdsng ell iH storage.
SazDe 70 SANE t-sR E1SE3 Sec IS N
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ALxAs sUMMoNs
Plaintiff

IA H. MARTIN. Piainrff.
JESSIE BRITroN, Descendant.
greetings to che a6ove named defendant.
JESSIE BRITT0E:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
assS ta a. e -. s a1 y =. SIsrS
Of TITS Coart copy OF which is hereby
served upon yea. AID 10 HE yonf answer
and serve . COPY thereef upon re plaIa-
zfxeF the se<vkce q this Summons. ex-
elusive 81 the dsy q service. and in
case q year failure . appear o. answer,
default, fer the RELIEF demanded In The
THis ACTION * brought 70 oetaln q
i've Hundred aad 05IIoo deIlsrs tss0o0Tl.
for work and servsces performed and
materials and supplies furnished % yea
s &c sA sAs dsy "s IL a- uig Is lax y ssS
special fnstance and request watch said
work and services and supplies 50
s qss's nssee a. ssd AS salue 81 I've HSnrd
Ninety Dollars and seven cents tE1s00sl,
and that no par q the said work Or
the sam q ninety dollars $50. cor. leay-
ing q balance due and owing Sc tits
plsintiff OF Two Hundred and oTf1oo
dollars lS10007l. IS Is eet forth in the
Complain Of the plaintiff Med in tie
above entitled action. reference 70 Which
is hereby made; pialniff prays jusiment
also for costs and Disbursements 81 this
action.
WITNESS NJ HAND and the seal Of
said Court this 9th day Of October.
GEORGE HARPER. Clerk
BY J E. HILGARD. Depu<y Clerk.
COURT SEAL
J. n THEIxES.
521 Strain Building
Great Falls. kfontana.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
Date Of nrst pubhcation Oct s 1883
AZ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-08

MARIE HAPPERsETT. Plaintiff
vs.
HOWARD J. HAPPERsETT.
THE STATE ON MONTANA sends
Greetings to the Above Named defEn-
dants and 70 Each Of Them:
You are hereby summoned Go answer
che complaint IN this ac<ion which Is
fled In the Office q the Clerk Of fhis
Court copy OF which t. herewith
served Opon one OF ron In each COunsy
wherein any OF you reside. and 90 nle
your answer and serve s copy f1eEeof
upOn the plaintiffs &1orzazy wfxHin
twenty days after the service q this
summons. exclusive Of the day q service.
and IN ease Of your failure % a<Eear or
answer. Judgmenf wiz be taken AGAINST
you. by default for the relief demanded
IN che complaint
Also please take notice that the above
entitled action is brought by this plain
tiff for the purpose Of obtaining IRON
the defendant an absolute divorces on
the ground Of desertfon FOR q period 81
u1Orr than one scar last nast ana pFzoT
10 the commencement OF this acton.
witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court this 3ash dav September. 1871
GEORGE HARPER. Clerk
BY Fl. J. SKINNER. Deputy Clerk
fSEAIs1
II. NORSkOG
Attorney for Pfaintim
RIG Ford Building.
Great Falls. Montsra
Date Of first pubiiostion Oct. s 1893
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tinksrag with the
z structure stays q 2933h osnts and ethyl at a5A cent?
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MARIE HAPPERsETT. Plant
vs.
HOWARD J. HAPPERsETT.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-08
NOTICE no CREDTTORa
tate Of HELEN STEfPER GRAVES.

NOTICE no CNEOITOEN
Estate Of HELEN STEDfPER GRAVES.
Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN By the
undersigned Agnes Nfchalson. Admins
tratrix of the Estate Of Helen Stemper
Graves Deceased. to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against the
said Deceased 10 EXHIBIT them with thei
necessary vouchers within four u1oufhs
after the first pubiieation az this notice.
n The aaid Agnes Nicholson at SIC FORT
BuilHuE Greet Falls. Montana. me
same being the place for the transaction
IT the hurineRe Of said estate IN tire
Counfv 81 Cascade
Dated Sepfehqher ~ 1879 -z&m
AGNES NTCHATSON. 4,
Administrators Of Estate 1t
Eelen stesnpeF Graves Decessed.f
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Attorney for Aduh nfNtratrix,
9fH Ford Bu5Iafng.
Gr~af Falls Montana 4
Date Of first pubiicstion Oct s. 1as&
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