Show JUDGE r TURNER fURNER T FINISHES 1ST COURT TERM TERl Continued From Page One et al Demurrer overruled and d defendants wore ware given 20 days without notice to file answer Vance M. M Smith vs Laurel j Woods et al Demurrer of defendants defendants defendants de de- sustained Counsel given given given en 20 days to file amended com corn plaint First National Bank of Price vs Jack McLea a case concerning concernIng concernIng concern- concern Ing tax title of property Motion Motion Motion Mo Mo- tion to strike was sustained demurrer demurrer demurrer de de- de- de overruled and defendant given 20 days day in which to file answer Orr vs McDonald Arthur J. J Orr vs Dr David L. L McDonald ct et al 01 The objection of the defendants to the jur jurisdiction jurisdiction juris juris- s- s diction of the court in this this' matter matter matter mat mat- ter was presented personally by defendant McDonald ld and plaintiff plaintiff plaintiff plain plain- tiff was represented by Rulon J. J Larsen The Court took the matter matter matter mat mat- ter under advisement LydIa Rogers va Frank Adams Ad- Ad ams The demurrer to the complaint complaint complaint com com- plaint was J d to the c rt by counsel B. B L. L Dart Dart representing represent represent- I ing plaintiff and Ray E. E Dillman the defendant Court ordered that demurrer be overruled and defendant defendant defendant de de- granted 20 days without without without with with- out notice in which to answer Divorce orce Case Helen Esauk vs Michael Esauk Defendant having filed filed filed fil fil- ed voluntary appearance and default was ordered en- en Court awarded interlocutory decree of divorce I and custody of minor children as agreed under stipulation there there- for the court will retain jurisdiction jurisdiction jurisdiction juris juris- diction as os to further custody of the minors and the matter of support for minor children In the matter of the estate of Daniel D. D Carter deceased deceased deceased- Final account of H. H T. T Hall administrator administrator administrator ad ad- was affirmed and ap ap- ap- ap proved No property was left to tobe tobe tobe be distributed Placed on Parole State of Utah ps pa Lloyd John Goodrich Arraignment Ray Dillman was appointed by the court to represent defendant who entered a a. plea of guilty to second degree burglary On recommendation recommendation recommendation rec rec- of the district attorney attorney attorney at at- torney and good cause being eing I shown the court sus suspended suspended sus- sus sus-I sus the imposition of sentence ce but ordered that defendant be I I placed upon parole for 2 years Providing that defendant shall not become intoxicated co commit nm t larceny or burglary or violate the laws of Utah during said period that he be placed under control of state parole agency to tomake tomake tomake make reports to said agency as assigned assigned assigned signed for in the agreement He shall make semi-annual semi reports to district attorney and a final report at the end of the year 2 period J. 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L Carey vs Francis Brooks Motion for new trial granted State of Utah vs Barney Valters Waiters Walters Val Wai Motion for new trial granted Duchesne Farm Mortgage CorpOration Corporation Cor Cor- vs VB Fred Lindsay The court decreed that plaintiff have judgment against defendant in the sum of as provided under said contract sued upon that the city town or county about ten needs glasses and that three out of every hundred have serious defective defective defective de de- de- de hearing in both ears but you naturally think of those defects defects defects de de- de- de in connection with the children children children child child- ren of other parents Are you sure your pour childs child's eyes are right Can he hear w well ll Does he breathe through his nose Has he good teeth does he stand erect Is he growing ving Is he well nourished It may be that your child does not require correction of defect defector or of habit but it Is well that you make sure by having him looked over by a doctor And after that Inspection have your child examined examined examined ex ex- once every year to make malte sure he remains In good health An ounce of prevention is worth wortha a pound of cure Attend School Pre Clinics In order to assist you parents so that your child may start to school next fall with a healthy body the doctors and dentists or orthis oi t this area are cooperating with the state and national health departments departments departments depart depart- ments in having school pre-school round round- ups By tl tills this s method all children expecting to start school next year are given free physical examinations examinations examina examina- by a local medical doctor and dentist and are protected against diphtheria and smallpox if the parent desires Provision of Funds The physical defects are not corrected in these conferences but the parent is advised whether or not the child needs further medical medi medi- cal calor or dental attention The funds for this purpose are provided in ina ina a large part by the federal government government government gov gov- and are limited to use usein usein usein in the more rural areas of the country Funds for such conferences conferences confer confer- cannot be distributed by the health department for use in urban urban urban ur ur- ur- ur ban areas areM If It you have a n child starting I r school next year for the first I from your public health health nurse nurse from the school or from the district health office In Provo defendant be he given cred credits ts foi fort water assessments in the sum sum of credit for taxes paid the county and that he be given credit In the sum of 50 for failure to deliver use of 40 acre tract of land whereas the plaintiff shall have have judgment judgment judgment judg judg- ment against defendant for the sum of and attorneys attorneys at at- fees and costs of court ORDER The clerk is directed to draw according to law law names of 30 persons to act as jurors for the second term of court for 1938 making the venire returnable returnable returnable return return- able on Tuesday June at 10 a a. a m. m Court was adjourned until June at 2 p p. p m. m Subscribe to the Record |