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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1956)
! i Circuit Court Complaints Ry-Bar Distributing Co., Port-( land, vs. William Love, doing busi-1 ness as TV Center, Roseburg. I Plaintiff asks judgment against de- j fendant for recovery of $1,813.85 and interest remaining on a SI.-' 913.85 promissory note and $450 at torney's fees. State Highway Commision vs. Charles P. and Myrtle S. Garrett and Community Gas and Oil Co. Plaintiff asks condemnation of more than six acres of defendants' land which plaintiff claims is nec essary for widening and improving the Oakland-Deady section of High way 99, Community Gas and Oil holds oil leases on land. Plaintiff also asks that jury be empaneled to determine compensation for land. Norman D. Price vs. Dollar-Patterson Co. Plaintiff states he was hired on a yearly basis as a survey or on an oral contract with an an nual retainer of $3,600 in 1954. Says was paid $4,500, but $2,700 is still due. Asks judgment for this amount. Also asks $498.33 alleged ly due for special services per formed. Coen Supply Co. vs. F. J. Ku- cera. Plaintiff claims $935.66 is j still due on building materials and labor allegedly furnished. Roy G. and Marvel B. Ramey vs. William M. (Cap) and Faye F. Hanks. Plaintiff claims $401.52 still due on Nov. 28, 1953, promis ory note. Also asks $150 attorney's fees. Louis E. Clayburn vs. State In dustrial Accident Commission. Plaintiff states he was hurt in a fall while working as a spotter on an edger table at Robert Dollar Co. Feb. 1, 1955. Said struck his side and knee. Asks jury be em paneled to award him 90 per cent permanent loss of use of function of his leg and additional tempor ary total disability. Complaint says he was allowed 28 per cent. Dismissals Gladys Chase, administratrix of the estate of Woodrow Wilson Chase,- vs. Tony Milton Rayburn and Belly Jean Rayburn. Settled for $5,000 and dismissed with prej udice. Wayne Chase by his guardian, Gladys Chase, vs. Tony Milton Rayburn and Betty Jean Rayburn. Dismissed with prejudice. Marvin R. Ciausscn vs. Thomas Henry Ireland. Dismissed with prejudice. ' Decree George B. and Hose B. Selby vs. Clara A. Rav and others. Plain tiff declared owners of property I in wincnestcr Home sites. Satisfactions State' Industrial Accident Com mission vs. LCM Logging Co. Sat isfied for $115.20. SIAC vs Everett Keith Ward and Delmer Bushnell. Satisfied for $704.25. State Unemployment Compensa tion Commission vs. Mountain Side Logging Co. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses RE YM ANN-TRUE AX Robert Keith Reymann, Myrtle Creek, and Jo Ann Trueax, Canyonville. McKINNEY-MIDDLESTADT Charles McKinney and Geraldine Elaine Middlestadt, both of Dil lard. OWEN-LOZEN Melvin L. Owen and Myrna M. Lozen, both of Suthcrlin. JENNINGS-LEIB Wilbur A. Jennings and Evon M. Leib, both of Roseburg. CATHPOLE-COUNTS Leslie Cathpole and Lucille "Counts, both of Camas Valley. Divorca Suits Filed RICKER Velda vs. Paul Ruck er. Married Aug. 10, 1940, at Lit tle Rock, Ark. Cruel and inhuman treatment charged. Plaintiff asks custody of two children, $100 monthly support, all personal prop erly and asks that defendant be ordered to pay contracts and chattel mortgages. ALBION Rosalie Ann vs. Danny James Albion. Married at Roseburg Feb. 25, 1955. Cruel and inhuman treatment charged. Plain tiff asks custody -of a child, $50 monthly support, furnishings. Asks that defendant he ordered to pay Dins. Decraas DE ROUSSE William Elmer from Mary Elizabeth De Rousse Plaintiff granted custody of three children. OWEN Boyd Dale from Daisy Mae Owen. Plainlilt awarded cus tody of two children. LEDBETTER Vonda Faye from Lloyd Lee Ledbetter. Plain tiff granted restoration of former name, Vonda Faye Crabtree. SOLBERG George from Ber tha Solberg. Defendant awarded lot in Roseburg and two house trailers. TOOLEY Cecil E. from Paul ine Tooley. HUFF Belle from Robert C Huff. Plaintiff awarded custody of one child, Sau montniy support and confirmation of property settlement. SANISLO Mary Louise from Lee Harry Sanislo. Plaintiff awarded custody of one child and $50 monthly support. MOW! Business Loans ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS MACHINERY EQUIPMENT LIVESTOCK Loam to Purchase, Repair or Refinance Crowlar Jypa T reefers and ALL Types of tquipment a Specialty la PACIFIC. IKDUSTRIAlr GENE McCOY, Manager PHONE OR 3-6668 664 S. E. Stephens Rataburf S3DB SANFORIZED BOYS' 4 TO II FLANNEL SHIRT $H09 Warm, fast color sued flannel prints. Long sleeve style double stitched & bar-lacked to assure extra strength. Unbreakable buttons. Sizes 4 to 1 2. . lH than 1 thriftkoa DOUBLE KNEE JEANS $f44 I Swt 25c long-wearing, sanfor ized, contrasting stitch ing, double knee's for' double wear. Rivets, bar tacks, zipper fly, four pockets. Sites 4 to 12. SOFA PILLOWS $ REG. 1.29 Soft, pretty. All new material; Wonderful assortment of sizes, shapes, and colors. Long wearing duality at low cost Fine Quality Snow White SHEETS i Pr. 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Cello phane dutlproof wrapped. t jg?eSt: r,iRLS'4to fi A? JJli PRE.SHRUNK, Iniw 6x,7tol4 WOVEN (OIION back-to-school resses in fine plaid ginghams that launder like a dream. Many styles lo choose from . , . wilh. contrasting color accents, self-fabric trims, bells or lie 1 ". iaih. 9 x 12 LOW LOOP COTTON RUGS Equally ot home with modern or traditional interiors. Radiant decorator colors highlighted in a rippling textured effect. Skid resistant, rubberized duck back for safer footing. NEWBERRY'S SELL OUT MARVEL LADIES NYLON HOSE 2 pair 1.00 Reg. 79c 60 gauge, 15 denier. Sheer lovelies in Beige tone and Mis tone, Sizes iVi 1 1 5 .. '4 J J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 729 S. E. JACKSON ST. Where Your Dollar Buys More in Roseburg
