Crown Zellerbach Corp.
Earnings Sharply Down
SAN FRANCISCO I TTie
Crown Zellerbach Corp. Thursday
said its net income (ell 24.8 per
cent in the first six months of
this year while its sales advanced
two per cent.
The firm reported It had earn
ings of $18,776,000, a drop of 6.2
million dollars from the first six
months of 1956. Net sales, the firm
said, were 227.4 million dollars, a
gain of some 4 million dollars.
Paper and paperboard produc
tion rose 23,552 tons, the firm said,
but noted that production of some
paper machines was curtailed.
In the first half of this year,
net income per share of common
stock was $1.31, compared to
$1.76 for the same period of 1956.
Island Group
ACROSS
1 Island (roup.
the
- Islands
7 They formerly
were known
as the
West Indies
13 Interstice
14 Charlotte
. is their
capital
15 Divisions
of the calyx
16 Household
17 Worm
18 Russian
storehouse
20 Indiana (ab.)
21 Parable
23 Latin
American
country
26 Wifeot Aegir
(myth.)
27 Gaelic
31 Wings
32 Shout
33 Young salmon
34 Obligation
35 The dill
36 Drink made
with malt
Alaskan city
40 Commanded
43 Mrs.
Johnson
46 Embellish
47 South by
West (ab.)
30 Regal
residence
S3 Song bird
34 One who runs
away to marry
33 Revolved
36 Chargers
37 Frozen rains
DOWN
1 Flower
container
2 Angers
3 Corded
fabrics
4 Common
gazelle
5 Sicker
6 King of Pylos
7 Moisten
8 Persian prince
9 Feminine
nickname
10 Biblical name
1 1 Symbol
12 Pay attention
lo
19 Miss Gardner
21 They lie east
of Rico
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Transfer Due
By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON
The Rev. C. 0. Tremain was
guest speaker last Sunday at the
Umpqua Sunday School.
He has been pastor at the Cala
pooia Free .Methodist Church for
the past three years. He will he
transferred to Klamath Falls this
month, however.
Junior Boys Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Amerson en
tertained junior boys of the Sun
day School class with a parly at
their Milwood Drive home recent
ly. Activities included swimming
and a weiner roast.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Murphy
and children, Mrs. Emma Lansing,
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A3a PESNTURE
PERT OEAANN
HRSE ETS GEE
22 Farther away
23 Father
24 Ardor
25 Unusual
28 City in
Nevada
29 Wretched
district
30 Otherwise
36 Vipers
37 Lion
38 Mistakes
41 Sped
42 Register
43 Uncloses
(poet.)
44 Seasoning
45 Century plant
47 Solitary
48 Internal decay
in fruit
49 Marries
51 Mimic
53 Island (Fr.)
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EFFICIENCY "S.
APOUND Hpe..l
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RUN WROnS
LAit.- rail t - wtr-i
For Minister
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Liles and chil
dren and Mrs. Ulga Liles, all of
Umpqua; and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Lansing and son of Cottage drove
drove to McCready Springs Satur
day for a picnic and swimming.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Liles, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Henry, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Fickes and Mrs. Olga
Liles drove to Winchester Bay re
cently to deep sea fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCarty and
daughters of Los Angeles have
been guests for several days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Swine
hart and family. They are going on
to Washington but will stop in
Umpqua again on their way home.
Mary Kamp, Peggy Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. B. Fergerson drove
to Portland this week to attend the i
wedding of Miss Kamp's niece, Jo
Miner.
GRANGE TO PICNIC
The annual Glide Grange picnic
is scheduled Sunday. Aug. 11, at
Susan Creek Stale Park.
Invited are members, their fam
ilies and friends. Those attending
are asked to bring picnic lunches
and table service. The grange will
furnish ice cream, coffee and soft
drinks.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Certainly I suffer from sunburn worse than you do, Hysteria.
There's more of me.
WHAl S HAPPtNLD
TO OJRGIRL
FWENP OOOLA1",
WHERE'S SHE?
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SATURDAY AUG. 3
Hayloft Square Dance Club, 9
Sni . , l'reschern Barn. Ladies
ring sandwiches. Serving com
mittee: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Penu,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lemon, Mr
and Mrs. Art McGhehey, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jellison, Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Pitt. All square dancers in
vited. Grange Lecturers' Jubilee, 3
p.m., Riversdale Grange.
Buckeroo Square Dance Club, 1
p.m., Buckeroo Barn. Serving com
mittee: Mr. ana Airs. Joe t-nnce,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Radford,
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Radford. John
Rand and Mary Lou Stafford.
Old-Tim Dance Club, 9 p.m..
Knights of Pythias Hall on South
east Rose Street. Visitors wel
come. pid-Time Dance Club, 9 p.m.,
Knights of Pythias Hall on South
east Rose Street. Visitors welcome.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.
245 SE Jackson St. For informa
tion call OR 2-2755.
Evergreen Grange old time
dance club, 9 a.m., grange hail.
Visitors welcome.
By Jo Fischer
( THET BROKE BAT PRCWES SS
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inomorrow
SUNDAY AUG. 4
Conn family reunion politick pic
nic, noon, Umpqua I'ark in Rose
burg. Those attending asked to
bring table service and beverage.
Douglas County Historical So
ciety annual picnic, 1 p.m., Krinel
Brings home near t'anyoiiville.
Brockway School third annual
picnic, 1 p.m. politick, luncheon,
Douglas High School.
Elgarose Comfort Club potluclc
picnic. Umpqua Park. Members
and friends invited. Coffee and
soft drinks furnished.
Wilbur Methodist Youth Fellow
ship at Walter Crosier home. Meet
at church at 2 p.m. for transpor
tation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchill to
celebrate golden wedding annivers
ary at open house at home of son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Churchill, Rice Valley.
Gold Star Mothers annunl pic
nic dinner, noon, Veterans Admin
istration Hospital recreation park.
Momer requested to bring basket
lunch, table service. Special treats
will be arranged for men of the
hospital attending.
MONDAY AUG. S
Veterans Administration Volun
teer services advisory committee.
7:30 p.m., VA Hospital recreation
building.
Douglas Camera Club, 7:30 p.m.,
Episcopal parish hall in Iloseburg.
Featured in the special program
will be W. Kirk Braun, technical
and sales representative of Syl
vania Electrical products. Refresh
ments will be served.
Oregon Cheese Cooperative or
ganizational meeting, 2 p.m., Doug-
as County r airgrounds. tor in
formation call Lloyd Sconce at OR
3-405S.
Roseburg First Methodist Church
SDecial meeting to hear about re
tirement plan in Rogue Valley
Manor, 7:30 p.m., churcn.
1. 1 . i Ml iL' a
ivniynn or riirima, a ji.iu
nmems oi rvinias nan.
Timber City Chapter of Sweet
midlines, nil., o p.m., uiv auu
Ricketts Music Store.
Hayloft Square Dance Club ad
vanced class, 8 p.m., Preschern
Barn.
Glendalt City Council, 7:30 p.m.,
Cily Hall.
Sutherlin Junior Chamber of
Commerce. 7:30 p.m., scout hall.
Canyonville Junior Chamber of
Commerce, 7:30 p.m., City Hall.
Oakland Firemen
Stop Crass Fire
By EDITH DUNN
The Oakland Fire Dept. was call
ed out Wednesday afternoon to put
out a grass fire just south of town
between Martin Bros. Container
and Timber Products Co. and
Highway 235.
Back From Vacation ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Barker,
their son and two daughters, have
returned from a vacation in Wash
ington, Yellowstone Park and Salt
Lake City. They visited at ijeallie
and Chehalis in Washington. They
were joined by Mrs. Barker s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bena,
who acenmn.'inicd them to Yellow
stone and Salt Lake City.
Mrs. David Wicks and Iwo chil
dren of Pasadena, Calif., are vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Chirsitc. Friday, Capt. Dav
id Wicks flew over in a jet
plane from March Air Force Base
near fasauena lo saiem. rrom
Salem he returned lo Cottage
drove bv bus where he was
met by his family and Mr. and
Mrs. Christie.
Sunday, the group, with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hanson and family of
Wilbur, held a picnic at Chrno
weth Park. In the evening, Ihey
all drove to Salem where Capt.
Wicks boarded his plane for the
return to March Field.
Cots To Nebraska I Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Jesse l.ee left Tuesday by , Mumhy and son. Bobby; Mr. and
plane for Grand Island, Nob.. lolMrs. George McCall and Mr. and
visit her mother, Mrs. Everett! Mrs. Ted Williams and son. Jim
Ilerndon. and her sisters. Mr. and my. The evening was spent in vis-
Mrs, wiuara l.ee are leaving inisimng
week on a trip also, im-y win
drive to I.os Angeles where they
will he joined by Mrs. l.ee's sis
ter. They will go on to I.ubock, Tex
as, for a visit with Mrs. Lee's par
ents. From there, Ihey will go to
Grand Island for a visit. Willard's
mother, Mrs. Jesse l.ee, will ac
company them back home.
BIRTHS
Mtrcy Hospital
BF.AMKR To Mr. and Mrs
Virgil K. Beamer, I'O Box 624.
Oakridge, July .10, a daughter
Debra Ann; weight 7 pounds 9' a
ounces.
AI.I.KNDF.R - To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Allender Jr., Box 545,
Winston, July 30, a son, Steven
Arthur; weight 7 pounds 9'4 ounc-
iiakks Tn Mr and tin Hit.
man C. Hakes, 170 E. Club, Hose-!
burg, July 31, a son, Darwin!
l.lovd: weight 7 pounds. i
CLIFTON
To Mr. and Mrs.
Orville C. Clifton, PO Box S5S. Mvr -
tie Creek, July .n, a daughter, Pa -
'"''7 7
1' ounces
DhW to .Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Dew, Box 315 Winston, July 25. fr Kureka. Calif., to visit with
a son. James Kugene; weight 7 ln(m (or , tew WP(,k, The Kraft
pounds S ounces. j mpyPrs's had been visiting with
GLASS To Mr. and Mrs. Ken-1 the Landers and other relatives
nelh Ray Glass, .1045 NK Porter, the past three week's.
Roseburg. July 25. a daughter. I
Molly Jean; weight 7 pounds 8 Dii, . t- pre,,n
niinrm
moore To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man II. Moore, Sutherlin, July 26,
a daughter, .Sue Ann; weight 5
pounds 3 ounces.
JIAI.L To Mr. and Mis. Hob-
ert A. Hall. IU. 1 Box m. Hose-
burg, July 26, a daughter, Join
Ann; weight 5 pounds 13 ounces.
r, -
'K",r' T. I? "r-
: .. I t V a J
.j6!S, Myrtle Creek, July 2H, a daugh-
ter, Cynthia Lynn; weight 7 pounds
6'1 ounces.
Tl if
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
TAKES PLACE IN YONCALLA
Miss Jean Scott, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Scott, was hon
ored at a miscellaneous shower
given by Mrs. Leslie Chapman and
Airs. J mi Whipple at the Chapman
home in South Yoncalla Saturday
afternoon. Miss Scolt will be mar
ried Aug. 17.
A large umbrella was suspended
from the ceiling over a beautifully
decorated table where the many
gilts were placed. Large bouquets
of varied pink gladioli were used
in decorations.
Games were played and Mrs. Tim
Ellis sang "Sweetheart" and
"Sweetest Story Ever Told," ac
companied by Mrs. Felix Latham
at me piano. Mrs. Latham also
played a piano solo, "Nola."
After opening the many lovely
gifts a large wedding cake beau
tifully decorated wi!h pink rosebuds
was served. Sirs. Gates served
punch and Mrs. Echlin served cqf-
lee.
Those present included Miss Scott,
Mrs. Gates, mother of the bride
groom elect; Mrs. Nellie Simmons,
his sister from Springfield: Mrs.
Ben Emery, Dr. Lydia Emery, Miss
Hollyjean Dupper, Mrs. Russell
Scott, Mrs. Blythe, Mrs. Mildred
Whipple and daughter, Mrs. Jean
nie Lee, Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mrs.
Tim Ellis, Mrs. May Snider, Mrs.
Ruth Edes, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Made
lyn Cool, Mrs. Helen Clearman.
Miss Sharon Timmons. Mrs. Per
nilla Kirkelie. Mrs K. Whipple,
Mrs. J. Doefler, Mrs. Echlin, Mrs.
Felix Latham, Mrs. Chapman and
Miss Bonnie Bowman.
Those sending gifts unable to at
tend were Mrs. S.acy Adams,
Mrs. Jean Cowan, Miss Susan Cow
an, Mrs. Dorothy Loyd, Mrs. Bean
Conaway, Mrs. Helen Abbott, Mrs.
Zee Thompson, Mrs. Perrv Smith,
Dolah Nutt, Mrs. Everett Curtis
Mrs. Bessie Gasser and Mrs. Del
bert Dickey.
ii.hiai mk.n- uei n
j BY FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB
The Melrose Friendly Hour Club
held its annual picnic Sunday aft
ernoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. F e n n. Following a
basket dinner, the young people
went to the river and the rest
spent the time visiting.
Enjoying the day were Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Conn, Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Coffell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fenn,
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bly, Mr. and
Mrs. Mickey Benedict, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Fenn, Mrs. Anna
Coffell, Charles and Kenneth Bly,
Gloria and Billie Miller, Sarah
Brown, Sandra Radecki, Sylvia,
Donald, Virginia and Ernest
Fenn, Joset and Tommy Candle
and Donna Vickie Benedict.
The next club becting will be
with Mrs. Norma Fenn and will
be a dessert luncheon Aug. 14.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HONORS MRS. DeCAMP
The Melrose Missionary Society
nosied a birtntiay party Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Amy
Seely in honor of Mrs. Effie Dc
Camp of Roseburg, who is a house
guest of Mrs. Seely for several
weeks. Mrs. DeCamp receiv.-d
cards and gifts on her 88th birth
day.
Lovely refreshments were serv
ed to the honored guest and to
Mrs. Seely, Mrs. W. McComas,
Mrs. Don Isacson. Mrs. J. R. Fenn.
Airs. W. F. Boncbrake, Mrs. Rose
Teagarden, Mrs. Arthur Buckwal
ter, Mrs. Ralph Krohn and Judy;
Mrs. Adolph Doerner, Shelly Docr
ner and Tammy Thompson.
RICHARDSONS HONORED
ON 34th ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers and
daughters, Karen and Tammy, en
tertained Saturday evening at their
home in Melrose at a dinner party
honoring Mrs. Myers parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. I.. Richardson, who
were celebrating their 34th wed
ding anniversary.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs
Elgarose 4-Hers
Picnic This Week
By THELMA HANSON
The Klgarose Mountaineers 4-H
Stock Club held a picnic at the
i forks this week. Twenty-eight peo
pie attended.
Visit Sandt
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson o'
; Portland visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sand and
familv. While here they attended;
! ttie 11. S. Cheek funeral'. They re
turned to their home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. I'hill Hess and Ihe
latter's sister, Mrs. Dora Bruce,
visited Sunday with Miss Ruth An
derson, who is staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Racklund and Mr.
and Mrs. Sjogern.
Mrs. Theltna Sunriberg and her
daughter attended Ihe high school
P"-" held in Drain Sunday,
Miss Barbara McCulley who hsd
been visiting with Donna Sundberg
I returned to her home In San Fran-
i "ulr ul'" m"
t- i - i.-: - ..
,'"" i ,u.,bi..r
Mr." and" Mr,"" Henry" Tanners!
left Friday with her grandparents,
ir ir r u k'r,fim.r
m a i i v i wi v w 1 1 v ii
Need Seen At Days Creek
A public meeting to discuss the
organization of a rural fire dis-
trict at Days Creek will be held1
on Tuesday, Aug. 20, in the ichool
" a
jm- , .... ...
A need for fire fiiiht inn fariti
.... nnintfi
V 7 I .h n - V- u
meeting of the Dayi Creek Mens
Club. Dinner will ba served pre-
i ceding tha public meeting.
Sat., Aug., 3, 1957 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. IS
LEGAL
NOTin TO CREDITOR
All prtoni havlnf claim atralnit th
itai of Lortmo Krancli Knny, da
caftd, now pending in thm Circuit
Court of tha State of Oregon for Ooug-
lai uounty, probate Department, arc
hereby notified lo prcaant lh same, ver
ified at required by law, to the under
signed at the office of William D. Green,
Jr., attorney, Douglaa County State Bank
Building, Koteburg, Oregon, within aix
vbi monini rrom the date nereoi.
Dated and flnt DUbliihed thla 37th day
of July, 1957.
Myrtle Wilson, Administratrix
with the Will annexed of the Es
tate of Lorenzo Francis Ktnney,
Dereaied.
William O. Green, Jr., Attorney
for the Estate.
NOTICE OF FINAI, SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Executrix of the Will and Estate
of HARVEY E. EWENS, Deceased, hai
tuea ner final Account in tne circuit
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, and
said court has fixed Tuesday. Aueuat
27, 1937, at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. In Court
room "A" or the Circuit Court In the
Courthouse, in Roseburg, Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, as the time and place for
hearing objections, if any there be, to
said Final Account and for tha settle
ment thereof.
KATHRYN EWENS, Executrtx
of the Will and Estate of
Harvey E. Ewens, Deceased,
NOTRE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the Cir
cuit Court for Douglas County, Oregon,
by order appointed the undersigned ad
ministrator of the estate of Harry Eu
gene Gilvln, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are to
present the same, verified aa by law
required, to the undersigned at Bernau
& Wilson law offices. 219 U.S. National
Bank Building, Roseburg, Oregon, with
in aix months from July 13th, 1957.
IVAN PICKINS. Adminis
trator of the Estate of
Harry Eugene Gilvin, De
ceased.
NOTICK TO CRBDITORS
All persona having c-lainu againit tha
citate of Clifford n. wandell. Deceased
now pending In the Circuit Court of
Douglas County, Oregon, are hereby no
tified to present the same, properly veri
fied, to the undersigned at Umpqua,
Oregon, or to Geddes, Telker. Walton
6t Richmond. 433 S.E. Kane. Roseburg,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice, which U July 20,
11)57.
II.1A TELLER,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Clifford H. Wandell, Deceased.
Mrs. McClintock Hostess
To Christmas Club
Mrs. L. E. McClintock entertain
ed the Christmas Club at a charm
ing 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper
Thursday evening at her attractive
home in Laurelwood. Koses formed
a pretty decorative motif for the
occasion.
Covers were placed for M r s.
O. M. Berrie, Mrs. H. C. Church,
Airs. Clair K, Allen, Mrs. J. K.
Wharton, Mis. S. G. Palmer, Mrs.
Ivan Pickens. Mrs. C. B. Wade,
Mrs. D. B. Bubar, Mrs. Kenneth
Qtune and the hostess, Mrs. Mc
Clintock. Sewing and vis ting were cninv-
ed during the pleasant evening
hours.
REUNION AND PICNIC
HELD AT CANYONVILLI
A family reunion and picnic
were held in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George R. Aker Sr. July 25
at Canyonville. Those who attended
were: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strong
from Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Strong and grandson, Jamie
Gillam, and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
Strong, all from Milwaukic, Wis.;
Mrs. Lloyd Zikmund, Ord, Neb.;
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Smith and
family from Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Slarkuck and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Starkuck and
Philip and Bonnie Calhcart, all
from Myrtle Creek; and Rusty
Aker from Riddle.
PARTY AND LUNCHEON
HONOR RUTH ANN RYDER
Itulh Ann Ryder, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Ryder of Hucrest.
celebrated her fourth birthday at
a party and luncheon Monday.
Following a morning spent play
games and opening gifts, lunch
eon was served on the patio. The
Indian theme was carried through
out the party and in the table dec
orations of red and yellow. Rubber
tomahawks were given as party
favors.
Guests were Becky Willhile, Con
nie Willliite, Cynthia Butler, Jill
Barker, Jeff Barker and the hnn
oree's sisters, Alice Jean and Glen
da Lee Ryder.
FAMILIES ENTERTAINED
AT PICNIC ON SUNDAY
Beta Eta Chapter of Epsilom,
Sigma Alpha, of Sutherlin held its
annual picnic Sund.iv at Singleton
Park entertaining their husbands,
families and friends.
Those enjoying the day were:
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Holm, Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Mullin, Mr. snd Mrs.
Calvin Cllmnn, Mr. and Mrs. Em
ery Hunloon, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Blakelev, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Hollopeter, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack C.
Culver, Mr. and Mrs. James
Snackman, Mr. snd Mrs. William
Kenwisher and their families.
MISS WULFF HOSTESS
'j WEDNESDAY PARTY
i
Miss Judy Wulff hosted a house
hold party at her home Wednesday
in Melrose having as guests Mrs
Amy Seely, Mrs. Clyde Kcnyon
Mrs. carl woodward, Mrs. hari
llofman and children; Mrs. Keith
Conn and children; Mrs. Norvel
Conn, Mrs. C. F. Wulff and chil
dren; Mrs. C. L. Garrison, Mrs.
W. E. McComas, Mrs. Don Isacson,
Mrs. Leonard Cooper, Mrs, M. M.
Manning and Mrs. J. Maddox, who
presented the games and demon
stralion.
Miss Wulff served delicious re
freshments.
..DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY
AFFAIR OF MONDAY
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Swinehirt near Umpqua was the
scrrie of a very happy double
birthday party Monday evening for
their twin sons, Chuck and Joe.
It watt for their loth birthday and
they received many wonderful
gifts.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served to Pat Murphy,
Diane Coffey, David Hoadman,
Hill Murphy, Janice Smith, Billy
Bob Miller. Carolyn Rippstcin, the
honored guest, their parents and
Mr. Kin Rinnstrin.
AkllJ1,A1 BeillJlrtlJ
CONN ANNUAL REUNION
i PICNIC SLATED FOR SUNDAY
The Conn family annual reunion
P'MllC Will be held at 12 noon
l;mpqua park Sunday Those
tending ara to bring their own
bla service and beverages.
LEGAL
CITATION
CASK NO. SMt- .
IS THK CIRCUIT COURT OF .
THI STATE or OREGON IN
AND FOR DOUGLAS COUNTT '
IN Tilt MATTER OK THE ESTATE
OF HART niKL, DECEASED -TO:
ANNA ERICKSEN; ANTHONY
ERICKSEN; STATE Or OREGON,
ACTING BV AND THROUGH ITS
STATE LAND BOARD; STATE OP
OREGON, ACTING BY A NO'
THROUGH ITS ATTORNEY GENER
AL; AND ALL PERSONS UNNAMED
OR UNKNOWN HAVING OR CLAIM-'
1NG ANY INTEREST IN THE ABOVE
ENTITLED ESTATE AS HEIRS,
DISTRIBUTEES OR OTHERWISE!
GREETING:
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE Of
OREGON; You are hereby cited and re
quired to appear in Courtroom A of
the Douglas County Courthouse In Rose
burg, Oregon, at 10 o'clock A.M. on the
28lh day of October. 1037, and show
cause, if there Is any, why the facta
should not be found and the rights of
heirship and distribution to the above
entitled estate decreed as set forth and
prayed for in the petition of Henry E.
Newzell. the duly appointed, qualified
and acting administrator of said estate. '
wMch is on file herein and la dated
July 11. 1937.
Further, each of you are required to
appear In said Circuit Courtroom at aald
time and file answers setting up your
respective claims of heirship, owner
ship or interest in said estate.
Said petition prays the Court to as
certain and declare the rights of all
persons to said estate and all Interests
therein, and to enter a decree that de
fendants Anna Erlcksen and Anthony
Erickien are the only heirs at law and
next of kin of the decedent Mary Die!,
now and at her death, and that the
net assets available for distribuUon be
divided between them equally.
WITNESS the Honorable Charles S.
Woodrlch, Judge of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon in and for Douglas
County, with the Seal of aald Court af
fixed hereto this 13th day of July, 1957.
-s-Charles S. Woodrlch
Circuit Judge
(SEAL
ATTEST: -s-Chas. Doerner
County Clerk
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been by the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for the County of
uougias appointed Administrator or tne
F-state of FLORITA MYRTLE BRYANT,
deceased. All persons having claims
against h? estate aro notified to pre
sent the same, verified aa required by
law, to me undersigned at tne law of
fice of Donald S. Kelley, Attorney at
Law, Douglas County Plate Bank Bids'.,
Roseburg. Oregon within six 16) months
from the date of this notice.
Dated August 3. 1937.
OLIVER E. BRYAMT. Ad
ministrator of the Estate of
FLORITA MYRTLE BRY
ANT, Deceased.
NOTICK OF FINAI. SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned Administrator has filed In
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Douglas County his final account
in settlement of said estate, and Tuesday,
September 3. 1937, at 10 o'clock a.m..
In Circuit Court Room A, In the Court
House in Roseburg, Douglaa county, Ore
gon, have been fixed as the time and
place for hearing objections, If any, to
said final account, and for the aettle
ment of said estate.
Dated August 3. 1937
HERMAN BAUER.
Administrator of the Estate
of MARGARET M. BAUER
Deceaaed.
SUMMONS '
No. 20S.HI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB
STATE OF ORECIOV
FOR DOUOLAS COUNTY
ALLENE CALLAWAY.
Plaintiff. ,
HENRY CALLAWAY. Defendant.
To: HENRY CALLAWAY. Defendant.
IN THE NAME Or THE STATE Or
OREGON, You are he-eoy required lo
appear and pnswer :hj Ci.mplatn fliid
ecalnat you in the abive entitled Ccurt
end cause or. or before the expiration
of four i4l weks from the date uf tn&
first publication of tint summons upon
you; and if you fall to appear and an
swer. Plaintiff for want ther-.-of will ip
ply to the Jourt for the relief nravej
for In her Complaint, a succinct oUtc-'
ment of which is as follows;
For a decree divorcing Plaintiff
from Defendant absolutely; Award
ing the care, custody and control of
the minor children of Plaintiff and
Defendant to Plaintiff; and
For such other and further relief aa
tn the Court may seem equitable.
This summons is published by order
nf the Honorable Chas. S. Woodrlch.
Judge of the above entitled Court, duly
made and entered directing publication
nf this summons once esch week for
four 141 weeks In the Ro.ieburg News
Ravlew, a newspaper published and of
general circulation in Douglas County,
Oregon.
Date nf first publication tha 10th day
of JULY 1937
ROBERT M. STULTS
Attorney for Plaintiff
Room 320 Pacific Building:
Roseburg, Oregon.
NOTICK Of FINAI SETTLEMENT
Notice In hereby given ttut Augiut 13,
1M7, il the hour of 1:30 o'clock p.m..
Pacific Standard time, tn the Circuit
Court Room in the Courthouie, Rolbur(,
Douglai County, Oregon, hai been fixed
an tha time and place for hearing ob
jection!, if any, to the final account
filed by the undersigned In the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for Douglaa
County,
Eva Lee Weber
Executor or the Last Wilt and
Testament of Andrew H. Weber,
Dereaied
Fred Groea
Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Andriw H. Weber,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR
All persona having claims against the
estate of John Harold Ferguson, Deceas
ed, now pending In the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for Douglat
County, are hereby notified to present
the same, properly verified, to tha un
dersigned at Roseburg. Oregon, or to
GedricR, Felker, Wal'on At Richmond,
Roseburg, Oregon, within aix month!
from the date of this notice which la
July SO, lfl!i7
HELEN LANDER A
JEAN WATERMAN
Co-Executrlces of the Last Will
and Testament of John Harold
Ferguson, Deceased
NOTICE OF FINAL RSTTLEMRNT
The undersigned, executrix of the ee
tate of Arthur E. Bert, deceased, haa
filed in the Circuit Court of the State
nf Oregon for Douglaa County, the final
account of her administration, and aald
Court has fixed Tuesday, August 1.1.
1057, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of aald
day, as the time, and the Circuit Court
Room In the courthouse In Roseburg,
Oregon, as the place, for hearing objec
tions. If any, to said final account or t
the settlement of said estate.
Dated, July 13, 1fM7.
MINNIE BERT.
Executrix of the Estate of
ARTHUR E. BERT, Deceased.
NOTICE Or JTNAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that the undef
ined. Administrator of the Estate of
Harry Close, deceased, haa filed hta fi
nal account, and the court haa appoint
ed Friday. August S3, 10ST at 10 00
o'clock In the forenoon In Circuit Court
Room "A" in tha Courthouse In Rose
burg, Douglas County. Oregon, aa the
time and place for hearing objectlona
lo aln account.
Date of 1st publication July SO, 1857,
DONALD S. KELLEY,
Administrator
Of the Estate of Harry Clote,
deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITOR
All persona having clalma against the
Estate of Maud Hagan. deceased, are
hereby notified to present tha same
within aix months from the date of thia
notice at the offices of Oeddes, Felker,
Walton At Richmond, 435 S.E. Kan
Street, Roseburg. Oregon.
Dated and first published July 27, 1057
SHIRLEY CALHOUN,
Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of MAUD HAG AN,
deceased.
NOTICE OF fINAL REARINO
NOTICE HEREBY is given that Mon
day. August 10, 1057, at the hour of
10 00 am. in the Circuit Court Room In
the Courthouse tn Roseburg, Douglaa
! 7u;,7"H1..7.:n- "h".'".."."'.'
County, Oregon, haa been fixed aa the
at, any' m the final account Med by ihe
at - undersigned m the above-entitled Court.
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I noah s. cornutt, Dec a 14.