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23 LEGAL NOTICES Cards of Thanks Our Heartfelt Thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow For the beautiful service, floral offerings, cards, and other kind- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. Executrix laughters. : of the Last Will and Testament 21-ltp of MARTIN P OLSEN. Jr , De- OUR HEARTFELT THANKS to | ceased, has filed her Account for all who extended comforting the final settlement of said sympathy and help in our recent estate in the Circuit Court of the sorrow. For the beautiful serv State of Oregon for l^ne County, ice, floral offerings and other and that Monday, the 6th day of kindnesses, we are deeply grate February, 1956. at 10:00 o'clock ful. Mrs. Eunice Thomas and in the forenoon, in the Circuit and Mrs. A. W. Court i-oom. County Courthouse. Thomas 21-ltp Eugene. Lane County. State of has been by said court THANKS tn <11 who extended Oregon, fixed as the time and place for comfbrting sympathy and help the hearing of objections thereto in our recent sorrow. Mrs. Eu and for final settlement of said nice Thomas and Larry, Mr. and estate LINNA F BÜ('Y. I xecu- Mrs. Pearl Hand. 21-ltp trix, HERBERT W. LOMBARD. WITH DEEPEST GRATITUDE, Attorney. 21-5tc-25 this word of thanks is extended, for the many kind acts and sym NOTICE OF FINAL pathy expressed by thoughtful SETTLEMENT friends in the tragic death of Choon Louie. These kindnesses NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN have meant much to us. Canton Cafe Bj Jimmie Ixiuie. 21-ltc That the undersigned Administra- I trix ot the Estate of EARL ED- IWARD VERMILYER. also known las EARL E. VERMILYER. De- । ceased, has filed her account for I final settlement of said estate in For — ond other rec lol diseases [ the Circuit Court of the State of • COLON & STOMACH AILMENTS , Oregon for Lane County, and that Monday, the 30th day of January. treated without hospital operation. 1956, at 10 o’clock in the fore- CHOU TO RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE I noon, at the County Courthouse, f years E M K K D«»cnptive B-vkht Eugene. Lane County. Oregon, has ■ KB* Wri»« of Coll ’he । been fixed by said Court as the time and place for hearing of ob jections thereto, and for final set- Froctir« limit«« to proctology Op»n 10 a.m until 8pm Mon Wed Fri. | tiement of said Estate. HILDA 10 o m until 5pm Tu«» ond Thur» VERMILYER, Administratrix. Fhyvotherop.it» Chiroproctic Physicians RICHARD L. THWING, Attorney 2026 N t. SANDY BOULEVARD Phon« BE 2-3918 Portland H, Or«g I for Estate. 2O-5tc-24 PILES ,46 1946 Pontiac Sedan 1949 Studebaker 2-Door. One* 17-inch Teletone TV Set For information phone 907 17-tfcxx NEW YEAR’S Clearance SALE ! ! $1095 1953 Pontiac "8" 2-door 1395 1953 1295 1954 Pontiac "8" Cust. Cat 1955 Pontiac V-8 Sedan 2195 1950 Pontiac "8" Sed. Cpe. 1947 Ford 6 Sedan 1946 Chevrolet Aero Cpe 1946 Chevrolet Sedan We Trade and Give Low Cost Terms ALBEE-PONTIAC 24 No. 9+h S+. Co++age Grove FUEL BILLS!! LEGAL NOTICES Safe-Teen Claims No Fatal Accident During First Year ’ Thur«., Jan. 5. 1956 The Sentinel. Cottage Orove, Oregon the auto he drives The bumper displays his bumper strip he helps Funei al sen ices for Andrew F strip and memtiership card are prose teen drivers are sipart and addressed to the Board of I Kasten Blackhutte Route. Cot NOTICE TO CREDITORS I furnished to them tn-e in Oregon drivers not smarty drivers." Directors. Lynx Hollow School tage Grove, were held at Mills Thes«' costs are underwritten by Mortuarv it 2 pm . Wednesday. the Oregon Association ot Insur Each link of the 2.160-fpot NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN District No 80 January I 19.56 Interment was in Th«' Board of Directors re USS FORRESTAL anchor chain that the undersigned has been ap Safe-Teen, the teenage safe ance Agents the local Masonic cemetery . serves th«' right to reject any ot pointed Administrator of the "M«>i«' youngst« rs are joining weighs 360 pounds The chain for Mi ■n died Saturday, IV driving crusade was on«' year old Estate ot ALETTA ELLENBURG. all bats and to waive minor in Saturday, December 17 everv day. ’ Judge Cook claims, the Navy aircraft carrier is the cember 31. 1955. at the age of 71 largest in the world. Deceased, by the Circuit Court formalities. 1. in One year ago t h e movement i ’’and everytime a new member Board of Directors Lynx Hol He was born March of the State of Oregon for Lane mar- Manistee, Mich, and wa amongst t«'en drivers to prove to low School District No 80 Lan« County All persons having claims 1-1 tc । i ied July 2. 190-1, at Fergus Falls. their elders they are not all squir- against said estate are hereby re County. Oregon. Minn, to Gina Christianson, who rely drivers was Ixun among 100 quired to present the same, duly i preceded him in death in 1949. Beaverton Union high school stu NOTICE TO CREDITORS verified with proper vouchers, to They came to Cottage Grove 10 dents. Today more than 2U.0OO the undersigned, at the law office Ivars ago from Onamia. Minn Mr drivers in the under-age insurance of HERBERT W. LOMBARD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN [Kasten wu a member of th«’ bracket from 42 states and three Wiser Building. Cottage Grove, that the undersigned have nee n foreign countries advertís« they Oregon, within six months of th«’ appointed Joint Administrators ot Lutheran church. daughters are safe drivers every time they Surv lv ing are date of the first publication of the Estate of NANCY E EWINt Mrs Flon'nce Weiner, Cottage get behind the wheel. The orange this Notice. Dated and first pub- «ceased bj the Circuit Coin Grove, and Mrs Amy Milton. and black “Safe-Teen bumper lished December 22, 1955. of the State of Oregon for Lan« Parma. Idaho : four grandchildren । strip on their cars is then label, CHARLES ELLENBURG Admin- County. All persons having claims Beaverton this week Judge LOM- against said estate are hereby ti - and one great-grandchild. isti itor HERBERT W Frances Cook, justice < t the peace 19-5tc-23 quirt’d to present th«’ same, duly BA R D, A t torney. and founder of the crus ide re- -.«’rified with proper vouchers, to Clara J. Hauger I ports not one memlHT has liven ’he undersigned, at the law offices NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ciara J Hauger. Lorane Route, involved in a fatal auto accident. . of HERBERT W LOMBARD. N'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Wiser Building. Cottag«’ Grove, Cottage Grove, die«! Friday. De- In her own traffic court teenage that the undersigned has been ap llregon. within six months of the cembei 30, 1955. at the age of 86 violations are down 66 per cent pointed Administratrix of the date of th«’ first publication of She was Nun Clara Peterson Aug- Judges in th«- 60 t’legon commu- estate of ARTHUR A. NOLT. De ,«iis Notice Dated and first pub ust 1 1869, in Nicollet county, nities that boast Safe-Teen chap- ceased, by the Circuit Court of lished !>ecember 29. 1955. EARI. Minn She was married there in ters report similar teen violation the State of Oregon for Lane EWING and ROY EWING. Joint 1901 to Olaf Hauger, who died in reductions, she says. All a teenage driver needs to HERBERT W 1953 County. All persons having claims Administrators onc daughter, join Safe-Teen is a driver's license Surviv ing ar 2O-5tc-21 ONLY against said estate are hereby re LOMBARD, Attorney. Genevieve Hill; three grandchil- and a safety equipment check of quired to present the same, duly dren; and twe great-gi andchil- verified v+ith proper vouchers, to NOTICE TO CREDITORS dren. the undersigned at the law office Funeral sc I n ices w ere held at of Herbert W. Lombard, Wiser NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mills Mortuary at 2:30 pm.. Mon Building. Cottage Grove. Oregon, that the undersigned have been within six i6> months of the date appointed Joint Administrators of day, January 2, 1956 Burial was of first publication of this notice. the Estate of CHOON NGEP in the local Odd Fellows cemetery. I Dated and first published Decem LOUIE. sometimes known as ber 29. 1955. VERNICE NOLT. CHOON N. LOUIE and some- W. Huntington Administratrix. HERBERT W. times known as LOMBARD, Attorney 2()-5tc-24 LOUIE, by the Circuit Court Webster Huntington. lifelong I We sell, we install, we service, we guarantee of the State of Oregon for Yoncalla resident, died Thursday . I NOTICE OF Lane County. All persons having Diveinber 29, 1955, at the age of For Expert Building ADMINISTRATRIX’ SALE claims against said estate are 72. He was born at Yoncalla Janu- , We give S & H Green S+amps Phone hereby notified to present the । ary 9. 1883, and was married at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN same, duly verified .«■ ulku with «.«.. proper Forest Grove, June 6. 1906, to CLIFF COOK that the undersigned Administra- vouchers as by law required, to « Edna Vail Besides his wife he is trix of the estate of the undersigned Joint Administra- survived by two daughters. Bet [WARREN, deceased, will pursu tors at the law office of Herbert I nice Radtke. Yoncalla, and La- Contracting /or ant to the Order of the Circuit W. Lombard. Wiser Building. Cot- Velle Irvin of Dallas: two Riand- Residential and Court of the State of Oregon for tage Grove, Oregon, within six | children: four great-grandchil- Commercial the County of Lane, made and months of the date of the first dien; tour brothers and seven sis-j Cliff and George entered on the 3rd day of Jan publication of this notice. Date ters. We Hurry ........... • - 1 Funeral services were held at CLIFF COOK uary, 1956. proceed to sell in the of first publication: January 5, ordinary course of business at 1956. JIMMY LOUIE and Yoncalla Methodist church at 2:30 Ph. 444 9+h & Gibbs private sale to the highest bidder IVAN C. HOYER. Joint Admin p.m., Tuesday, January 3, 1956. 172(1 W. Main Phone 1.342-J for cash or on such terms for istrators, HERBERT W. LOM- Mills Funeral Service of Drain Cottage Grove, Ore. credit as may be approved by the BARD. Attorney. 2O-5tc-24 was in charge of arrangements. Court, subject to the confirma tion by the Circuit Court of the James N. Kutchler State of Oregon, for the County of Lane, on, from and after Funeral services were held Wed [10:00 o’clock in the forenoon on nesday. January 4, at 10:30 a m Friday, the 3 day of February, at Mills Mortuary for James Neal * 1956, at the law offices of HER Kutchler of DeLake. Burial was BERT W LOMBARD. Wiser in the Brumbaugh cemetery. Building, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Mr Kutchler died at his home the following described real prop Friday. December 30, 1955, at the erty, to-wit: age of 62 He was born in Illinois Beginning at a point 300 feet June 25 1893, and was married South of the Southwest cor in 1947 in North Bonneville, Phon«* 792K1 ner of Lot 4, Block 4, in Mani LONDON London residents, Wash, to Clory Lombardy, who tou Park, Lane County, Ore Mr. and Mrs. I/'e Bechtold and survives him. They moved to De- gon, thence West about 116 daughters, Elaine and Judy, spent Lake from Portland three years feet to the East side of Eighth Christmas with a son-in-law and ago. Besides his wife he is surviv Street, thence South 75 feet daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam ed by two sisters: Ula Wingate along the East side of Eighth Minkley, and grandson. Jeffry, at and Blanche Mings, both in Illi Street, thence East 116 feet, San Diego where Elaine remained nois. thence North 75 feet to the for restaurant work with Mrs. place of beginning, all in Sec Minkley. Julius A. Schoen tion 28, Township 20 South, On their return home the Bech Range 3 West, Willamette Julius Alfred Schqpn, 821 South tolds were delayed by the floods Meridian, in Lane County, as they encountered the disaster 6th Street, Cottage Grove, passed Oregon, as filed in Register area. Heavy rain and high winds away at a hospital in Salem lues- of Title, Vol. 24, Page 239. January 3, 1956. at the age Dated this 5 day of January, 1956. were so intense they failed to day, 83. Il«- was born October 13. HATTIE PHILLIPS, Administra recognize an earthquake that oc of 1872, in Indiana and whs married curred. A daughter. Mrs. Don Par- trix. to Anna May Mead in Benton Date of first publication: Jan oz, and grandson. Terry, of Myrtle County, March 12, 1901. She uary 5, 1956. Date of last publi Creek were evacuated twice when preceded Iowa. him in death January 1. recurring high water became cation: February 2, 1956. 21-5tc-25 waist deep in their house and the 1947. They came to Cottage Grove tabic top was no longer high in 1929. Mr. Schoen was a member enough for a dry perch for five of the Christian Church He is CALI, for inns year old Terry and two other chil survived by one son. Karl W dren. Later Terry was hospitalized Schoen of Parma. Idaho; two Notice is hereby given that the with 14 other small children made daughters. Mrs. Helen A. Bell of Lynx Hollow School District No. ill from contaminated water. Provo, Utah and Mrs. Bonita 80 Lane County, Oregon, will re Meadows of Parma. Idaho; and Mrs. I.eon Morton returned ceive sealed bids up to 7:30 PM Monday from.a two-weeks' trip to two brothers, Dr. Joseph F Monday January 23, 1956. at and Christmas with her son-in- Schoen of Blairstown. Iowa. I.a which time al) bids will then be sperid Carl Schoen of Napoleonville. 5 FORDS— Custom deluxe "V-8". Both 2-door sedans, low and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. opened and publicly read aloud for law Funeral arrangements will be an- mileage. Radio, heater. Very clean — Choice finishing labor, material, transpor Lee Johnson, and grandchildren. nounced later by Mills Mortuary and Tenny. at Fowler, Calif. tation and services for the ad Jaci in Cottage Grove. .5 CHEVROLETS 2-door V-8 Sedans. Radio, heater, dition of two toilet rooms and There were no immediate floods . clean inside and out. Choice covered walk-way to the present although there were heavy rains. Although there were no actual Lynx Hollow School. Bids re except for minor surface 5 FORDS— Custom deluxe, 4-door V-8 sedans. Radio, ceived after the time fixed for floods water conditions, the London JUSTICE COURT opening will not be considered Clifford A. Fellows fined $9 50 heater, overdrive. Choice Each bid shall be in accordance community was not entirely re for following a truck too closely with the plans, specifications and moved from the effects of the long December 27. CHEVROLETS, 2- door. Radio and heater. Low rainy spell. Road commissioners other contract documents now on were Donald L. Earle fined $9.50 for having trouble again with a mileage. Choice file with the Clerk, Mrs. Cora following too closely December 27. I Fisher. Rt. 1, Creswell, Oregon, big hump in the road near the Theodore N. Stuehmer fined i 195 t IANCOLN, Capri, 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, power or the Architect, Ralph C. Beards- bridge at the upper end of the $24.50 for passing with insufficient steering and brakes. Power windows, 4 way seats worth, 170 East 11th St., Eugene. lake, where a hillside persists in clearance December 28 Oregon where copies may be ob sliding down under the pavement. Irvin A. Ferguson fined $7..>0 FORDS, 4-doors. Radio, heater. Ford-o-matic. tained. Drawings and specifica The bump is about 30 feet long. for defective brakes December 29 A New Year's Eve watch party tions to be returned at time o' Lavern R Brown fined $14.50 Choice vas held by Mr. and Mrs. Frank submitting bid. for passing with insufficient vision Each bid shall be made out on Stalder at their home where four Ilecember 30. 1953 LINCOLN CAPRI, hardtop. Radio, heater. Power Steer ’ ouples of the neighborhood gath- a bid form to be obtained from Darrell W. Atchison fined $4.50 ing. Power Brakes, power seat the Qerk, Mrs. Cora Fisher, or '•red for watching TV, visiting and for failure to obey a traffic signal lancing out the old year. Those at the office of the Architect, 170 attending besides the host and December 31 1953 FORD, custom deluxe, 2-door sedan. Radio, heater, East 11th St., Eugene, Oregon. Milo W Ritter fined $9 50 for overdrive Each bid must be accompanied hostess included Mr and Mrs. defective headlights December 31 by a certified check, cashier's Ron Weckert and daughter. Deedy, Carl P. Hoff, Jr fined $4.50 for check, or a satisfactory bid bond Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Real, and failure to keep a clean and reason 1953 STUDEBAKER, Commander V8 Cpe. Radio, heater, in favor of the Board of Direct- Mr. and Mrs. R N. Heinrich. able display at his business Jan- overdrive ors, Lynx Hollow School District Ruthie Hinkle cared for the two uary 3. , , Real children executed by the bidder Holis O McCutcheon fined $9.- I No. 80 1952 STUDEBAKER, Champion Cpe. Radio, heater, over Farrys Lusk entertained two and a surety company in the young friends at a slumber party 50 for no trailer license and $6 50 drive. Very clean equal to 5 per cent of amount New Year’s Eve. Guests were Bev for violation of the basic rule Jan- the bid. uary «3 Heinrich and Judy Hayes. 1952 MERCURY, 4-door Sdn. Radio, heater. Each proposal shall be sealed erly Gary L. Hankins fined $4 50 for Bonnie Faye Manning had plans overdrive tor a skiing party up on the moun defective muffler January 3 Marvin E Rick fined $29.50 for tain during the holidays, but in- stead spent the time in Cottage passing with insufficient vision I I Grove hospital where she received January 4. Chaile» Fowler fined <4 50 for । an emergency operation December 17, returning homo Saturday. She defective windshield wipers Jan is able to lie up. Friends who vis uary 4 ited her Sunday told her all about MUNKTPAI. < 0.1 RT George L. Clingan fined $10 for; the <rip she missed. FORDS, > 2 ton pickups, heater, custom cabs. 3 & 4 Mr and Mrs. Gordon Waller re non-stop and involved in an acci sfteed trans. Choice turned Sunday from a trip of over dent Iteccmber 30 Burk«' D Pooler fined $5 for | three weeks’ duration when they non-stop December 16. visited a son stationed it Great Roy J. Carmack forfeited $5 Lakes Naval base near Chicago 2—1952 DODGE ’i ton pickups. Choice and relatives in Oklahoma Mrs. bail for failure to obey a traffic signal December 7 Waller chocked on her h alth at 1950 DODGE ; i ton pickup. 4-s|>eed trans., heater, James L Giles fined $2.50 for Savannah. Mo. The Wallers 'oimd custom cab non-stop December 6 gcrxl roads except some ice near Donald H Martin fined $10 for Omaha. ton pickup, heater, 4-speed trans. 1950 CHEVROLET Mr and Mrs Leslie Anderson violation of the basic rule Decem- . Deluxe cab left December 17 on a trip over ber 5. Frederick A. Ix-mmens forfeited, the holidays to visit a daughter, $10 bail for violation of the basic J Marion, in Los Angeles and a - daughter, Elvira, and two grand rule November 27 Robert E. Wolford forfeited $2.5 daughters, Sally and Connie, :n Arizona They were accomp mied bail for failure to yield the right . by Mis. L-il Morton as far as of way and involved in an acci- j dent November 26 Fowler. C.i”’. , Samuel J. Taylor fined $5 for I Mr and Mrs. Howard Mosby of Eugene wore in t'1-’ C< mmunity no operators license November 25. Clifford E Picknell forfeited Friday and visit' d with the Gale $25 bail for drunk on the street Robvs October 8. I INC. Charles G. Ilhg Jocieited $' 1 The speed of the Navy s m««d«'rn bail for def«>ctive equipment Oc aircraft carrier USS FORREST AL lietters 30 knots The huge tober 7. David L. Gastman forfeited $.' warship will commence activities with naval forces afloat in early bail for excessive noise October 6 1956 _______ ‘ Layton L Woolfe forfeited $25 Ph. 27 WHAT'S NEW A world glohe, bail for drunk on the »tree* Oc- 836 Main 1« m diameter, plastic; can he tober 2 bn il John J. Griffith forfeited $5 I inflated by mouth, deflated and tor blocking traffic Octolier 2. folded into small package 3 pc. Bath Set Complete with Allianceware steel tub. 1st Payment. March 15.1956 No Down Payment - 36 Months to Pay on Approved Modernization Loans. Roberts & Drury REPOSSESSION SALE 1953 Chevrolet 4-door 1950 Pontiac Catalina Cpe LEGAL NOTICES Andrew F. Kasten 2595 ARE YOUR FUEL BILLS PAID? Fuel Dealers Are Valuable Credit References pay FUEL BILLS PROMPTLY! PAY BY THE 10th OF THE MONTH COTTAGE GROVE FUEL DEALERS CREDIT ASSOCIATION London Residents Delayed by Floods In Disaster Area JANUARY USED CAR-TRUCK SALE $1095.00 $1795.00 $1945.00 $1395.00 $2595.00 $1395.00 $2395.00 $1095.00 $1095.00 $695.00 $895.00 Public Records TRUCKS AND PICKUPS $795.00 $745.00 $495.00 $595.00
