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Thm OREGON STATESMAN, Solent. Oregon, Sunday Morning. May 5. 1948
IPaalbflna? fflleotrdls
plaint for divorce charfin cruel and
inhuman treatment auks for- $AO per
month alimony plus ft 1 eon lump sura,
household furniture and division of an
automobile.
Sarah Beatrice T acker vs Artie S.
Tacker: Complaint for divorce charg
ing cruel and inhuman treatment, asks
custody of two minor children and $23
per month support rrtonew for each.
Married Nov. I. 1930. at Hketl. Tex.
Kula Lee Wyman vs Hae Motir Wv
man: Suit for divorcer, charetn cruel
and inhuman treatment asks for cus
tody of an unborn child. Married Oct.
22. 145. at Kelao. Wash.
Cenevleve Frances Coons Vs Kenneth
Cordon Coons: Satisfaction of all sums
so far due filed.
Richard Carlton Boehrinfer vs Cross
Boehrtnger: Default order entered.
J. R. Stratford and Leota Stratford
vs Dy Foon and others: Answer ask
for an interlocutory decree setting up
various interests of the parties and
naming referees.
Harold E. White vs Deena Hart and
Doris M. Eckmaii: Motion to make
mere definite and certain.
Gladys Weese vs Sidney Wees: De
fault order entered.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
rKOBATE COI'stT
Uwl C. Mattlvaa. a -ftrma
aW ml wmihU
Alice Stanton, estate: Final order.
Harier 'ltri"Wood. guardianship es
tate: Order allocs purchaae of addi
tional household furnishing.
Elizabeth I. Holcomb. estate: Order
allow atnendnaent by Interlineation of
original petition.
Margaret AlowLre. guardianship es
tate: May M data set for hearing on
appointment of a cuardian.
CIRCUIT COURT
AJrna Jean Katfiler vs John Wilford
Kahler: . Suit for divorce charging
cruel and mhomin treatment asks that
name of Alma Jean Boa! be restored
p lam tiff. Married July 31. IMS.
Ella Dempaey vs Jack Dempsey:
Complaint for divorce charglnc cruel
and inhuman treatment asks that name
of Ella (trade be restored platntlff.
Ordrr con-
Sherman E. McMimn, 55. farmer.
Jefferson, and Naomi F. Whisenhunt,
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lnm kttr. ttt'i for or
der sutTtor inns' ul(4( raei pioverty.
August ZatiW. MfHMUin c-tau:
First umil kmuhI fHy Anion A.
tiratti. VMXtHan.
UT M. Mama. astfsjt-- float d
rw sraasad Ha-nrjr K.-Haiifi tdmin
(rster. Aim Duaawdk - rkwt estate: Ea
ts waid at JlLMi
Urn Hlxtaufh. wlat. Order au
thnrua am, atf rwt rty
WuHmtaMtJkn. tt: Inher
itance 4am t -tor 91 Is filed by
Kdute Soasffcr. asweutrta. and final dc-
18. Marion.
Richard F. Dunnnun. .24. logger, and
Lillian M. Weeder, 21. domestic, both
rt. 1. Scio.
Paul B. Hoffman. 25. service station ,
attendant, and Margie N. Mitchell. 1.
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Dotn Newport.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Hubert V. Stratton. 1M4 State st , no i
muffler, fined II.
Cecil Billings, route 3, no operator's
license, fined so.
William Painter, route 7. failure to i
stop, pasted S2.S0 bail.
Archie Moore, route 1. Gervaia. vio- i
la t ion of basic rule, pouted J7.SO bail.
Carr. milLu
trtM W SJ2a
liant
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Harvey Wolcott. 19jO Market St.. op-
crating car with switched license ,
allowance for
. .isarriea nut a. is-m. at Keno. isev.
' Edith Shta vs Dan Shields: Com
Car
plates, posted $23 bail.
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CARD TABLE COVERS, satin
HASSOCKS 6.95 to 29.95
HEARTH BROOMS 1.75 to 1.89
CLOTHES HAMPERS, choice of colors
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WOODEN SALAD AND HOT ROLL
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PLEXA CLASS CANDLESTICKS
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SWING ROCKERS .....29.95 to 69.95
FLOOR LAMPS 11.B8 to 39.50
PIN-UP LAMPS each li.95 to 5.65
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ALUMINUM SKILLETS
METAL JUICER
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BED SPREADS .....14.95 to 22.50
SHOWER CURTAIN SETS .....10.75 to 13.25
WOOD CURIO RACKS 8i5 to 15.95
VANITY LAMPS. SHADES 4,66 to 7.90
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BATH SETS, all colors 3.54 to 5.25
RAG RUGS each 1.95 to 3.82
pair 3.69
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