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�� NIISCEI�LAN�OUS RECORD V 2905Q-TN[11U60fTINECO.YP�NDIfLAND,N!!R. h - - �-�� . AFFIDAVIT STATE OF NEBRASKA) I, Herbert F. P�a.yer, being first duly sworn, on my oath depose ��► SS and say that I am a duly admitted, licensed and practicing attorney- �. CO?JNTY OF HALL ) at-law in Grand Island, Hall County, Nebrask�,, a.nd have been such for more than twenty years last past; that I personally well .knew Fredrick N. Rask during his life time and positively know of my own nersonal knowledge that he departed this life at Granr� Island, Nebra�ka, on October 22, 1947; affiant further states positively that he persona,lly knew said Fredrick N. Rask for more than thirty yea.rs last »ast �,nd kno��rs of his own knowledge tha.t said Fredrick N. Rask �aas the owner nf the Westerly Twenty-six (U126) feet of the Southerly Eighty ( 5.�0) feet of Lot Ei�;ht (�fi) and the Easterly Twenty-two (E22) f eet of the Southerl.y Eighty ( S�0) feet oP Lot Seven ( 7) , alI in Block Twenty-nine �29) in the Original Town now City oP Grand Island, Nebraska, at the time of his s�.id death; a.ffiant further positively sta.tes that sa,id Fredrick N. Rask a.cauired the above-described T�lesterly 26� feet of the Southerly �0 feet of sa.id Lot � with other la.nd under and by virtue of two Tr��rranty deeds, one oP them being recorded in Book 27 at �a�;e 61 of the deed records of Hall County, Nebraska, in tdhich warranty deed s�.id Fredrick N. Rask was named '�F.N.Rask" , and the other of s�,id warranty deeds being recorded in Book 56 at page 154 of the Deed Records of Hall County, Nebraska, in which latter deed sa.id Fredrick N. Rask was named '�Frederik N. Rask" ; affiant further statea positively of his own knourledge that said Fredrick N. Rask acquired the above- described Easterly 22 feet of the Southerly �0 Peet of said Lot 7 above described, by a warranty deed recorded in Book 21 at page 97 of the Deed Records. of Hall County, Nebraska, in which warranty deed said Fredrick N. Rask was named "Frederick N. Rask�' ; affiant Purther states of hia own knowledge that said Fredrick N. Rask was the owner of Lots Four (�+) and Five � 5) in Block Twenty-seven (27) in the Original Town now Ci�y of Grand Island, Nebraska, at the time of his death and that said Fredrick N. Rask acquired title to said Lot 5 in said Block 27 by virtue of a warranty deed recorded in Book 63 at pa�e 605 oP the Deed Records of Hall County, Nebraska, under the nar�e of"Frederik N. Rask , and was named "Frederik N. R�sk" in the Decree of the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, entered April 12, 1924, in said Court in a quiet title action with respect ta said -last above- described premises, a certified copy of which final decree is recorded in Book "0" at page �F07, of Miscellaneous Records in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hall County, Nebraska. Affiant further states that he positively knows of his own knowledge that said Fredrick N. Ra.sk acquired title to said Lot 4 in said Block 27 in the Original Town now City of Grand Tsland, Nebraska, by virtue of a warranty deed recorded in Book 73 at page 107 of the Deed Records of Hall County, Nebraska, under and in the name of '�Fredrik N. Rask" , Affiant further states that said Fredriek N. Rask acquired title to Lot Six (6) and the t�lesterly Fourteen (W 14) feet of Lot Seven (7) in Block Fourteen (14) in Evans Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, by quit claim deec� recorded in Book �9 at page 565 of the Deed Records of Hall County, Nebraska, in which deed he was named "Frederik N. Rask" , and that said Fredrick N. Rask was the owner thereof at the time of his death. This afPiant further sta.tes that said Fredrick N. Rask, Frederik N. Rask, Frederick N. Rask, F. N. R�.sk, and Fredrik N. Rask are all one and the sa.me and identical person irrespective of the discrepency in the spelling of said name and are all one and the same berson as the Fredrick N. Rask whose Last Will and Testament was admitted to probate by Charles Bossert, County Judge, in Estate No. 3902 in the County Court of Hall County, Nelnraska, on the 15th c�ay of December, 1.947. Affiant further states that he is acquainted �aith and nersonally well knows all oP 'the '., above-described re�l estate and has. personally well known the sar�e for more than twenty years last past. Further affiant saith not. �erbert F. Mayer Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this 25th day of May, . � Arthur C. Ma er (SEAL) Rotary u c. hiy cammission expires February 4, 195�+. � ��j�� F11ed for record the 25 day of May, 19�+� at 4 o �clock P.M. Register oF eeds. DECREE OF DIVORCE-o-�-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-a-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o IN THE DISTRICT GpURT OF FURNAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA Lorena Dillin, Plaintiff, ) v$• ) JOURNAL ENTRY Charles S. Dillin, Defendant. ) Case No. 57ag This cause came on to be heard this l�-th day oP February, 1941, the same being one of the daysof the regular January, 1R�+1, term of the Diatrict Court held in and for Furnas County, Nebraska. Plaintiff was present in Court and represented by the firm of Simon and Sirnon, her attorneys�,`�the defendant was present in Court and represented by Walter D. James, of the firm of Butler; James and McCarl, and Perry ��T. Phillips, his attorneys. Said cause came on to be heard upon the �aetition and the answer of the dePend�nt, and the taking of testimony T,�as commenced ar�d concluded. � On consideration of the pleadings, the files and the evidence, and, the Court being fully advised in the x�remises, finds �enerally in favor of the x�laintiff �.nd against the defendant on the nla.intiff 's petition; that the plaintiPf is entitled to a divorce as prayed; and that r�laintiff' s former name of Lorena Andre should be restored to her. Taking into consideration the nromissory note executed by the def endant to the nlaintiff, the Court finds that the �laintiff should recover of and from the defendant for alimony, the sum of �3, 000.00, payable 500.00 on this date, �,nd 9�500.00 and aecruing interest each six months hereafter until the full amount ?�rith interest at six T�er cent ner annum is naid. Upon the payment or the collection of the �udgment, the nromissory note executed b;� the defendant to the plaintiff will be considered ca.ncelled. The Cour� further finds that plaintiff should be awarded one hundred of the hens now upon the �lace occupied as a home by the parties during the marriage relation, and also the Purniture and household effects already removed by the plaintiff from said premises, also the household �oods and effects belonging to her personally to which she testified upon the stand which still remain on the �remises including one radiq, one vacum cleaner, one davenport � y .