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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1949)
lands or premises herein de- LEGAL NOTICES PARCEL I North fifty (SO) feet of Lot NUMMONN Six (6), Block Two (2) of Ding and Landess Addition IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF to the City of Cottage Grove, THE STATE OF OREGON Lane County, State of FOR I.ANE COUNTY Oregon. IVA FARMER and RICHARD PARCEL II FARMER, iter husband; MARY Four <41 and Five BELLI-: AN.DER.St IN and WAL- and South Half IS H) of Uit TER G SMITH, i'liilntiffs, • Six Hit. Bhxk Two (2). Umg vs. Ä Landess Addition to tla- UZZIE HAMILTON. n »Ing I«- I Town of Cottage Glove, Lane I >er son; CLEO GODDARD and I County, State of Oregon, as JOHN |x>E GODDARD, her hus platted and recoided in vol. band; CECH. W<x>|) and ALICE 25 |wige MU Ijine County Ore WOOD, his wife; LEO FINLEY,1 gon I teed Records. a widower; RICHARD LEE FIN- and that the plaintiffs IVA FAR LEY. a minor; IDRENA MAY MEK und HK'HAKD FARMER FINLEY, u minor; the unknown 1 are the owners In fee simple of heirs of any of the above named i the aforesaid Parcel I and that ----------- ... .. nny arc ___ de- . ,|h. p|n|nll(fM MARY BELI.E AN- IMTMimt or parties, If crmwd, also, nil other jx-rsons or I >ERS( >N and WALT E R G. IMrtiea unknown claiming any ¡SMITH an- the owners In fee right, title, estate or Interest In simple of the property described the real estate dcscrilH-d In the * a* Parcel II a* set out In the Com- Complaint herein, Defendants. | plaint herein, and that you and Cuse No. 36973 each of you he forever barred and TO: LIZZIE HAMILTON, a single . enjoined from claiming any right person; Cl.EO GODDARD and to the plaintiffs adverse, and for JOHN DOE GODDARD, her hus- such other and further relief as bnnd; CECIL WOOD and ALICE to the Court may seem just and W<XU). his wife; LEO FINLEY, equitable. a widower; RICHARD LEE FIN This Kummons is published pur LEY. a minor, M IRENA MAY suant to an oilier signed by the FINLEY, a minor; the unknown Honorable WILLIAM G \EAST, heirs ot nny of the alxiw named Circuit Judge for Lane County i |M-rsons or parties. If nny are de- Oregon, on the 24 day of May, "Yceaaed; also, nil other jM-rsona or 1949, which order directs that this IMirtlcs unknown, claiming any Summons be published ome a right, title, estate or Interest in week for four successive weeks in the real estate described in the I the Cvttsge Grove Sentinel, a Complaint herein, weekly newspaper of general cir- DEFENDANTS eulntion, printed and published in IN THE NAME OF THE Grove, Lane County, STATE OF OREGON: You an- su’'’ <* r>r<-gon; and that you be hereby summoned and nspiir«-«! to । required to appear and answer on npjx-ar ami answer the complaint or la-fore tin- last day of the time of the plaintiffs filisi against you prescribed In said order, to-wit : in the above entitled suit oh or 1 »n or before the 23rd day of June, la-fore the last day of the time •949 Date of first publication prewrlla-d In the order of publi Muy 26, 1949, Date of last pub cation, to-wlt: <ai or la-fore lune lication June 23, 1949. HERBERT W UiMBARD. At- 23, 1949. and If you fall to so ap pear and answer for want thereof i torney for Plaintiffs. Residence the plaintiffs will apply to 'he and Post Office Address: Wiser above entitled Court for the relief Building. COTTAGE GROVE. 42-5t-46 prayed fo* in the Complaint, to- OREG< »N. wlt : That you and each of you be NOTICE TO CREDITOR* adjudged to have no estate or In terest whatsoever in or to the Notice Is hereby given that the ARO A ACETYLENE WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works Portable Welding Any Placa 1030 Madison Phone 181Y 24 tfcxxx . undersigned has been, ap|x>inted by the Circuit Court of Lam- County, Oregon. Administrator of the estate of Lillian J. Taylor, de- ceiiM-<|, of T^n-- County, Oregon. All |H-rson.<i having claims against wild «-stale arc hereby notified to present them duly verified with proper vouchers to the ailministra- tor at the law office of Alta King, 613 Main Street, Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six months from date of first publication of this notice, June 2nd. 1949. I Iowan! H. Taylor, Administrator. Alta King. Maynanl Wilson. At- 1torncys. 43-5tc-47 We’re Always Within Reach Phone 717 ESPECIALLY NOW WITH THE HOLIDAYS AT HAND WE RE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE TO KEEP PARTY CLOTHES SPARKLING FRESH REACH FOR YOUR PHONE AND WE RE AT YOUR DOOR CLEANERS 'It's the Know How That Excels All Others" 107 N 7th Phone 717 SILK CREEK (Miss Dorothy Poyatrr, reporter) Mrs Inez Dick, of Bremerton, Washington was a visitor Wednes day, last week at the home of her father, Oren Skaggs. Mi. and Mrs. Gene Terry, ot Altadena, California were visitors over the week end al the home of I Mr. and Mrs. C J. Robinson Mrs. [Terry is a niece of Mr. Robinson. At a district school meeting held Monday evening, at the school house, it was voted to set aside into the building fund the money derived from the delinquent taxes paid In the past year. Hiram Wheeler was re-elected a member of the school Ixiaid by the ac clamations, and financial report was read for the year ending June 30th. Mrs Eve Whitworth, of Los Angeles, sister of Mrs. Robinson, is spending a vacation at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Robinson. Mr and Mrs. George McMur- rick motored to Albany, Saturday, returning home Sunday with the children, Danny. Eva Lynn, Geo., Jr. and Ann, who have been visit ing relations and attending sum mer Bible school at Albany the past two weeks. Miss Carol McCraeken is at tending Girl Scouts summer camp, he|d at the 4-H camp grounds at Mosby creek community this week. A well attended good-roads meeting was held at the school house Monday evening following the school business meeting. Quite a strong discussion was provoked over present conditions of Cottage Grove-Lorane market road, a matter of much nng-around prom- ice, neglect anti inaction, mixed with dust, gravel and grading sines- the surface black-top was re moved. Glenn Hankins was elected a committeeman from this com munity to join with the one from U>rnn<- and another from th«- area just west of Cottage Grove and a designate«! delegation from n-xjxH?- live areas served by the road, to attend a meeting of the commis sioners Friday of this week at Eu gene. and present a demand for definite action In making a hard surfaced. udixjuate thoroughfare of the Cottage Grove-Lorane Market road. When flocxis shut off the main highway travel, this route is the only outlet from the South Lane County to Eugene, and taxpaying citizens are justi fied in demanding that this road be given immediate and top attention. Our entire community was sad dened over the week end at the sudden jiaxsing of G«*orge Kentncr at his home Saturday. A fine man and sterling citizen, the loss of this long-time resident will be keenly felt by everyone with sorrow, regret and a sincere sym pathy in their bereavement for his family. Fortitude of spirit in face of long suffering and physical |uiin distinguishe«! Mr. Kentner during a prolonged illness of his Inst years. Burial ceremonies were held in the community cemetery. lumber have been turned out. The, Biles-Coleman process daily. An Omak lumlx-i company will The new lumber will go into attempt mill more than 100,000 feet of caskets and >pple I hmi s lumber. lumber this week from trees pre- [ viously regarded usable only as i orchard props, it was announced I from Omak. The new source of lumber Is the lodge pole pine, a tree that seldom grows to more than six inches in diameter. A new mill developed at the BiUs-Coieman Lumber Co. in Omak saws and planes ihin pines GENERAL ELECTRIC Since Monday, when the mill was put Into operation, 20,<00 feet of In what may be one of the last steps toward a permanent settlement of the Holy Land conflict, the United Nations Conciliation Commis sion for Palestine, in Lausanne, Switzerland. is now sponsoring Arab-Israeli exploratory talks on the terms of a final peace .Here, the Commission's Principal Secretary, Pablo de Azcarate, discusses the day's order of business with Chairman Mark Ethridge of the United Slates, and t the Turkish Representative II. C. Yalcin. parents of Chester Morris. Ash land is Gerald’s former home for wveral years. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chilson spent Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs Joe Grupp on Goodpasture Road, near Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Campbell spent the week end at East Lake where they met Mr. and Mrs. A. E- Walker of Eureka, Calif, for fishing and visiting. Mark Hammcricksen of Oakland, Calif, came Monday to visit his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams. Dale Carpenter was elected school director for a three year term at the school meeting June 20. A shower honor ing Mrs. Glen Arne was given June 23 at the home of Mrs. Rufus Arne. Winnie Hagerty, 61, of Eugene l>asMrd away at Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene Tuesday. June 21, after being unconscious from a stroke suffered Friday night. She was a suiter of the late O. A Nichols, and lived at Latham for several years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Leo Paschelke. and young grandson at Marcola and a sister, Mrs. Albert Oaks of Eugene. Funeral services will be held at Poole-Laisen Funeral chapel in Eugene, Friday, June 24. at 2:00 p.m. Interment will be in the Cot tage Grove I O O F cemetery. Latham friends will assist at the funeral Service. Mrs. Leo Paschclke and Mrs. Frances Nichols were here Tues day making arrangements. HOME FREEZER COMBINATION —LOW PAYMENTS— No finance company to deal through. Pay as you use it. BRISBANE ELECTRIC, INC P1 m » m T3 702 Main PULP Ml PRES TO-LOG PLANT LATHAM GROUPING MILLS puts More Men to Work Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Arne and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Plaster went by way of Brownsville and Craw fordville over the Santiam Pass by ! Clear Lake, thence home the Mc Kenzie highway Sunday. This is a 314 mile trip and it proved a most Interesting one. Visitors over Thursday night at the Roy Beers home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomashek and family of Roseburg visited the A. C. Tomasheks here Sunday. Howard Beers and two pals had a nice little vacation changed Saturday evening near Elkton when his car went out on him. । Nothing daunted the boys tixik in j a show in Drain, got home, and went after the car. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Fish (Lois May Stoneburg I of North Holly wood, California announce the ar- rival June 1 of a daughter, landa Christine, weight H lbs and 11 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Reers and I son s|M-nt the week end in Ashland. 'They visited Mr .and Mrs. Morris, « awing square boards from round logs leaves sound wood not usable for lumber. Our program of diversified manufacture and the building of different kinds of mills at each of our mill sites will enable us to use all these valuable materials. The by-products of one plant become the raw material for another plant next TO HELP INSURE A FERM ANT INDUSTRY WE- < i a Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal — Electrical Supply one mill site to another. So we plan to put a group ! of mills at each site to take care of all by-products, enabling us to utilize completely the tree farm harvest PHONE 444 OfVHOP NIW PRODUCTS — to iocrea»« Hw “take" from each acre of foreot land harvested. A staff of engineer» and »dentists spend all of their time in this work. More products mean more steady job». to take advantage of savings on transportation and not economically sound to ship heavy materials from DIVtRSIfY OUR MANUFACTURING— in order to use oil of the tree. The aim is to build manufacturing centers in each of our operating areas so that on one miihite we can make useful products from low value as well as high value material. door. It is necessary to “group” mills in this manner power—big items in processing the timber crop. It is never ending timber »upply for our mills. The forest crop is harvetfed, reseeds, harvested, reseeds — in about 80-year cycles. ROBERTS and DRURY CLIFF AND GEORGE “WE HURRY” Faga 18 The Sentinel, Cotta«« Grove, Ore«» a REFRIGERATO*. (Mrs. Esther Tninnrll. reporter phone I7-F-II) HI FOLKS 11! NOW Is the time for all good men and women to come down to ROBERTS AND DRURY to see that amazing new HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC CLOTHES WASHER that “OUTWASHES ’EM ALL”. Also, it Is time to come down to see our complete PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL AND WIRING LINES. Whatever you need, we’ve got It. If we don’t have It we’ll either make It, buy It or pass the buck. We alm to please. Thur»., June 28, I #48 SEE IT TODAY! OPtRATt TUFF FARMS-io PHONE 444 New Use Found For Small Pine l/.N. Sponnorg Holy hind Peace Talk Í Naturally, this diversification provides more jobs. It gives the public more needed items. It also promotes continuous operation and security for all of us. DFVFLOP PFRMANFNT MARKFTS- to be reasonably certain that Weyerhaeuser products are in steady demand year in and year out, in good time» and bad. We work toward consistent high quality, and apply modern selling methods to create customer demand. w tion to the public to visit our mills. Trained guides will gladly show you through. Tours: Morning and afternoon, Monday through Friday, Plants located: In Washington: Everett, Longview, Snoqualmie Faile, TIMIII IS A CROP YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! Weyerhaeuser extends a cordial invita* MAWJlIH r iTMWM W* In Oregon: Klamath Falls, Springfield. EYERHAEUSER T imber C ompany WORKING IN TH£ PACIFIC NORTHWEST TO CREATE PRODUCTS, P ht ROUS AND PROFITS vuO I tÜ<w la
