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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, October 7, 196S Oak City News Un. AFTON FULLMEB Mrs. Mae H. Shipley The Relief Society social was held Wednesday night. A delicious ham dinner was served with all the LEGAL NOTICE CONSULT COUNTY CLERK OR RESPECTIVE PARTIES FOR FURTHER DETAILS SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT UN ANJJ FOR MILLARD COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH LINCOLN R. ELIASON, ' ) Plaintiff, ) vs. ) MILLARD COUNTY DRAINAGE) DISTRICT NUMBER TWO, a) body corporate and politic;) PHIL EUASON, Administrator of) Joint Estates of Ephraim J. E-) liason, aka E. J. Eliason and) Lois R. Eliason, deceased; HO-) MER U. PETERSEN, Ancillary) Administrator of the Estate of) George S. Ingraham, a single) men, deceased; MARY A. DAM-) RON, whose true and correct) name is otherwise unknown;) W. M. NORTON, aka WILLIAM) M. NORTON and MRS. WILL-) I AM M. NORTON, his wife,) whose true and correct name) is otherwise unknown; MARY) ELIASON; the heirs, creditors,) devisees, legatees and personal) representatives of the personal) defendants who might be de-) ceased, the stockholders, cred-) itors, assigns, and successors in) interest of any of : the above) named corporate defendants) that might have ceased to ex-) 1st; and all named or other per-) sons unknown claiming any) right, title, estate thereon or in-) terest in the real property de-) scribed in the complaint ad-) verse to the plaintiff's owner-) ship or any cloud upon the title) thereto. ) Defendants ) THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE A-BOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon or mail to Eldon A. Eliason, Plaintiff's Attorney, At-torney, Delta, Utah, an Answer in writing to the complaint and file a copy of' said Answer with the Clerk of' the above-entitled court within 20 days after service of this summons upon you. If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief re-lief demanded in said complaint which has been filed with the clerk of said court and a copy of which is hereto annexed and herewith served upon you, If your address is unknown to the plaintiff or his attorney and the complaint is not attached to this summons, it will be filed within with-in said ten days with the clerk of the above-entitled court and you may there obtain a copy. This action is brought to quiet title in the Plaintiff to certain property pro-perty described as follows: The West of the Northeast ',4 and the Northwest 4 of Section Sec-tion 12, Township 18, South, Range 7 West, SLM. Beginning at the Southwest Corner Cor-ner of Lot 2 Block 21, Plat "A", Deseret Town Survey, and running run-ning thence East 4 rods; thence North 10 rods; thence West 4 rods; thence South 10 rods to the place of beginning. Dated this the 20th day of September, Sep-tember, A.D., 1965. , ,, , ELDON A. ELIASON, Attorney for the Plaintiff, Delta, Utah Plaintiff's Address: Deseret, Utah - First Publication: Sept.' 30, 1965 Final Publication: October 21, 1965 trimmings and a nice desert. A very good program followed the banquet. Fifty-five ladies were present to enjoy this opening social. so-cial. The farewell testimonial for Elder El-der Cordeli R. Finlinson was held in the hall, Friday, Oct. 1. Many friends and relatives attended. The invocation was given by his uncle, Esdras Finlinson. Remarks were given by his brother, Bishop Jerald Finlinson; his sister, Trudy, played a piano solo. Other speakers were Aseal Lyman and Bishop Lyman Finlinson. Solo by Paul Anderson. Cordeli gave his response, and the Benediction was by Lenox Finlinson. Finlin-son. The program was enjoyed by the many present. A dance followed fol-lowed the program until midnight. Mrs. George Anderson had her son, Grant Christensen and family, fam-ily, visiting from Mesa, Arizona on Thursday night. They were on the way to General Conference in Salt Lake City. Grandpa and grandma Reed Lov-all Lov-all report the arrival of a little new grandson, born Sunday, Oct. 3. Parents are Merton and Laels Lov-ell Lov-ell at St. George. Lael's mother, Mrs. Vera Hilton, Is with the family fam-ily at St. George. Two older bro thers will be happy to have the little brother home. Everyone enjoyed the General Conference. It was so very instructive instruc-tive to everyone. At the Sacrament Services, Sunday night, many at tended to listen to the fine report of Mrs. Amy Faust of Salt Lake. She mostly gave a detailed report of her tour to the Holy Land. It was very interesting. Bishop Finlinson Fin-linson took charge of these services. serv-ices. An accident occurred Saturday night, on Fool Creek road, that could have really been more serious. seri-ous. Norman and Tom Shipley and a girl friend from Fillmore, were traveling north when they hit a bull headon on. The animal was killed and the car was demolished. Fortunately, the young people, who were taken to the hospital, were not seriously injured, only a few scratches and shock. Happy to report the arrival of a new little baby girl, born Oct. 1, at the West Millard Hospital, to Glen and LaVon Christensen. Congratulations, Con-gratulations, Glen and LaVon and grandparents, Ivan and Susan Shipley. Ship-ley. The young people, after the dance Friday night, gave a sock and hanky party for Elder Cordeli Finlinson, Fin-linson, who leaves next week for his mission to Brazil. The party was held at the home of RaNae Finlinson. The Golden Wedding anniversary; for Ray and Frankie Finlinson was1 very lovely. They had all their children and families home to pay honor to these fine parents, and they were in the receiving line with them. Many relatives and friends called during the afternoon to congratulate con-gratulate this lovely couple, and enjoy the nice refreshments and marvel at the beautiful, wedding cake. The cake was decorated by Mrs. Melva Day of Fillmore. Ray and Frankie are the parents of 10 children, seven whom are living, and many grandchildren. All extend ex-tend congratulations and wishes for many more happy years together. togeth-er. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Christensen had RaNae's two sisters and children, child-ren, visiting over Saturday and Sunday. Fred Anderson took his Explorer Scouts to Nephi, Thursday night, for" bowling. They report a very enjoyable bowling evening. Many visitors in Oak City over the weekend, to many to mention. Visitors were here from California and other places. I guess the 50th wedding anniversary and missionary mission-ary parties really drew the out-of-town guests. The weather was perfect. per-fect. .K - - A ABRAHAM SHOP AT HOME SHOP WITH THE ADVERTISERS All-Time Ail-American S Go. Go. ; I Go! I V ; i ! 1 1 " J -luiiKimiiiiiriiiiiiDiim umxf as OLD CROW Famous. Smooth. Mellow. Si .TUJJtH ICtiJRI ii3ltt J5 WW IT IUI KTTlB V M FWOCS XI CM HSnuB CO . fUMTOtT. n. We watched Conference and en-loved en-loved verv much the wonderful talks and gain to hear (at his advanced ad-vanced age) President McKay, speak two times. So glad to hear his health has improved. Arthur Talbot and wife, Darlene and children, Jay and Darla, visited with their parents, Lee and Velma Talbot over the weeknd. Dick Talbot and father, Lee, went hunting elk in the Manti district last week, but did not even see a track. They had a lot of fun hunting, hunt-ing, though. Mrs. Leona Talbot Gardner has gone to California to work. Mrs. Erma Peterson has been in Salt Lake for a week or so, with daughter, Laraine Adams, whiie Laraine's little boy, Dean, was in the Primary Children's Hospital. Erma is home now, but the baby is still hospitalized. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor went to the clinic last week in Salt Lake City. Margaret hasn's been well lately. We hope she is soon better. bet-ter. They returned home Saturday. Hal and Marie Young and family fam-ily are home, over the weekend attending at-tending to their farm. Hal is going go-ing to school in Provo again this winter. Faye Tennat and daughters, Joyce and Jill, and Joyce's girl friend, Yolanda visited with us Saturday. Sat-urday. Mrs. Eulalla Riding, Mrs. Fran cis Mitchell and Mrs. Fern bamp-son, bamp-son, drove to Spanish Fork and Nephi, Friday. Quite a treat on television, Mon day to see the Catholic Pope of Rome, visiting New York and the United Nations to see what he can do in the interest of peace. We all hope and pray his efforts will be successful. Edgar Taylor spent his 76th birthday, birth-day, having a family dinner and visit with relatives, the Rufus West-over's, West-over's, Pearl Chapman; and Alfred Beihlers, Raymond Beihler, and Mrs. Elizabeth Yearsley. Margaret Taylor was in Salt Lake City seek ing medical help. Walter and Lola Stoneking are the proud grandparents of a new baby girl, second in the family, of Carl and Ferroe Stoneking in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Marian Beihler Baldwin is quite ill in the hospital in Salt Lake City. We hope she is soon feeling well again. Clark and Reva Bliss drove to Orem, and spent Sunday with the Clair Bliss family: Walter and Lola Stoneking were in Kanosh Canyon, Sunday, and reported re-ported the great amount of broken tree limbs by the recent storm. Please, folks, let me know what you are doing so I can write your news. i ii ii n n ii ii ii ii ii i Second Ward Hews LUCILE KIMBER Connie Whicker was guest of honor at a party, held Sept. 25th. 25 members of her class helped her celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie H. Maxfield had family dinner, Oct. 1, in honor of Archie's birthday. Their child ren, Mr. and Mrs. Garff Maxfield and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Maxfield and families, both of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Maxfield, of Trout Creek, were here to enjoy the happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. William Black spent a few days in Salt Lake City, last week, with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Max Black and Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Black. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Miller from Sunnyside, Washington, spent two days, last week, with their brother, broth-er, Edwin and Goldie Miller. Edwin and Goldie Miller were in Grantsville, Saturday, and they attended a high school class reunion, re-union, where they renewed friendships friend-ships with many of their old classmates. class-mates. Mrs. Betty Beaulieu spent Friday in Salt Lake City, on business and pleasure. Deona Black took her son, John, to Salt Lake City last Thursday. Friday, he had surgery on his arm. All went well and he was back in school Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Farnsworth and children, Janet, Kathleen, Lu Ann and Michael, of Huntsville, spent the weekend visiting with Norma's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Al-bert Kimber and brother, Kent. Boyd and Ethel Kimber spent Sunday Sun-day with us, also. I cannot help but comment a little on the feelings I had, as I watched television on the recent visit of Pope Paul to the United Nations and New York. What a wonderful age we live in. Through the medium of television we can attend many events and see many places we could never see and attend at-tend in person. 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