Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 38, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 20, 1946 Page: 5 of 6
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PASS Five
IAKE GENEVA. Wto. WJ* Th.<
tale Ottu Yuusj; pulacc here whkh
east Jl.OOOiOOO'tfc build has bfeaj
purchased by St*>n K. Mahn, Lake ,
Gfencvu. ntofflMtiicturvr. who will J
to operate. it its a girls' |
ttaba purchased the rnimnifi-
ceat homv and fight am?* troui
the OctikT at St Ann*. Ch - aiio.
Tb* estate wwti(j|HB tu th* Ord ?r
in 1966 by a. gMMfaughter ot the
Ytetng*. Jlrs. Qwtrotiulyn Hk-y-
Kocr. who mndf th«> provi-
thic the Onfet opuuic the
as e school tor girl* foe at
five years. Huhn plans to
the enrollment to about!
take over operation ot
the school.
The Yhuag Mpaaioft took thr^o-1
to bui&t team 189 to t«WL :
rated *h#ttH?st private re- j
in. the W**t tn 1926, it
vrm offered to President CDolidge
for his summer white house.
Today the pelace still is com-
plete with carded woodwork, golil
and ttt* r ffttfttre*. inlnul flooring •
nmefete pillars, chapel, bowling aU
lays; and a h^MMmii Then* ace 30
rooms in air. ' The three-story
huiMltng was designed in the Ital-
ian. «iass'-al style ot the 13th
century.
Purchaser Mnlin established the
Oriental Importing Co. tn CtucHtpi
and then moved it to Lake Geneva
what* the vancem manufarmrre i
perfumes and laceose. Hs also I
operates the Korean village, a «re-
Vtmrent which specializes in Asia
tic toe its. The- manufacturer tirst
task over the Young eoachhouse
tor his ICargftn village He now
owes all the 1'C, ucrvs ol the
TottBt; estate ^ ^ the exception of
a stone CanwhatMitiinrt its grounds.
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TMC «.I5V TEXAS
Tbt Alice Srth George Sell.
pMM* Xewton .FhitL Kattie Rcmeo, [
John Newton, JEugene NMrtaii
John Lynittger. Charles Lyjtinger,
Pttdaeick Lyninger. roust Lynitf-
get; Susie HKkiek, Cleo HPdrtete
ami the unkonum heirs of AMce
Self, dacaawd. and the unkoiwn
helts a£ George Self, deceased
and the unknown betes of Edith I
Newton Hhtt„ deceased and the }
unknown hairs of Kaitie Rosco. j
deceased and the unknown, heirs j
of John Nevrton. deceased and!
the arknnwa heirs of Eugene,
New ton, deceased, and the utu.
known heirs of John Lyainger.j
deceased, and the unknown heu*sj
ot Charles Lyainger. dt*-eased. '
and the ankaaauft.heirs of Fmte- >
rick Lyainger, Vceusfd. and the
uafeottwu hairs o£ toast Lynrngr
tm W
if Susie IMM*'MmumkL. and
the unhumnt helh of Ctaw Mfcd- •
rich, diseased and Edward C 1
Lang'in. Admiit intra tor of the Es-
tate of Alice txutncnhold Self
dficaoaad GREETING:
Xou ore commanded to nan •«.-
and anamt the plaintiffs peti-,
a at or hrtme 10 otetock A
of the Brsf Monday after the
of 4U days from the
of this citation.
the- same being Monday the 18 b..
toy of March, UMtf, at or iMtefe
u> o'clock A M. before the Hon-
"•rahle District Court ot Stephens
County. Texas, at the couathouae
m Breckenridge, Tttxas. Said
plaintiffs petition, was tOad on the-1
Uttth day of January, 1948. Th
file number of said suit being Nth.
I367B. The names of the parties
in said suit are George M. Dan-
nenhold. Katie D Ruter, Julia E.
Donnenhold, Cltijtens Fidelity
Bank and Trust Company, a
banking corporation. Trustee an-
te* the will of Joseph F. Dan-
nenhold. Senior. Deceased, Cath-
■rirte Isobel Keller and husband
Bay less Keller. Ella Donnenhold,
E. H. Hinkebein, Mary Jane Sob- !
inson and husband J. Robinsop.
Dorothy Mershon and hushand Ol-'
lie Mersbon, Thelma Carney and!
husband Jack Carney, Charlotte i
Fenster aand husband William |
Fens lor. Edwin Hinkebein. Jr.,
.Vlarg;iret Hinkebein. Helen BRnk-
ebin. Jack Hlnkebin. Betty Hink-
ebein. Joan Hinkebein. Jeanetr**
Miwaoni, Marie Eigelbach ana
husband Phil Eigelbach, Cyril
Dunnrahold Doris Downard and
husband Jack Downard, Mary
Danrtenhold Charles A. Dannen-
hold and Clarence J. Dimnenhold,
as PUUNT1FFS and the DEFEN-
DANTS are those persons and|
parties first above named in tl>is
writ and to whom it is dlvecti '
The nature of said suit being sub-
stantially as follows: to-witr Plain-
tiffs allege that plaintiffs own. a
13-ttths interest, and defendants
own a t- t4th. interest, in the fol-
lowing described lands.: T. E. &
L. Company survey* No, 302-V
T02.'J. 3024 and 3f>LS in Throck-
morton County. Texas, and T. TC.
& L. Company Survey No. 1504 in
Stephens County. Texas, and T,
E. A L. Ct>. Survey No. 80S in
Shucki lfortt Ctjuntv Texas: and
plaintiffs sue for partition of said t.
lands as between plaintiffs, and |
defendants, for coats of suit and
general and special reti^fc (.
If this citation is ant servedki
aithin 90 days after the date off
its issuance, it shall be returned
unserved
Issued this the 28th day of Jans
unry. 194K.
Given under my hand and « i
of said Court, at office in- Breck-
enridxe, Texas, this the 28th iftty
i >l l inttnry. 194K.
IV E. Clift, aerk of the Dls>-
triet Ourt. Stephens County, Tb*-
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MVS OFF WITH MttO
R1VERTOON, \Vyo. U.R)
Watch your step whenever you
go wahttng, and it'll pay good di-
vidends, according to E?y Jones.
«.iv ol thinking. Tb prove his
theory. Jones etishier of the First
National Bunk. here, hits a new
S25 Victory Bond
tn 1938. Jones was crossing ,t
street at Grantic City. III., when
he found a quarter, A tew steps
farther, he found two dimes.
Since then, he has saved, what
money he found while walking.
Recently he purchased the Victory
Bond with the accumulated funds.
Hi-Way Food Store
Open From 7 a. m.
to 10 p. m.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
CHOICE LINE OF GKOCFJUES
AND FRESH MEATS.
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belong together. And there's no friendlier keynote for lunch
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t bm enjoy it- fce-coSd GooCob makes bmrfirime friendly
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Hall, Charlie. Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 38, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 20, 1946, newspaper, February 20, 1946; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth132521/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.