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10 Ths) Statesman, Scdem. Or Satarday. NorOTobf 15. 1947
ey (IDIbn4nnaE,5es
William Witt
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7. L. Anderson
SCO Marion St I Salem. Ore.
Phone 7703
ftt Sign of BttltrSemct
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Mill City Presbyterian church at
2 p.m. Friday, with burial in the
Fairview cemetery under the di
rection of the Weddle funeral
company. Witt was born In Ger
many April 7, 1893, and had been
a resident of Marion county for
about 32 years. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Ruth Witt, Mill
City; a son, Vance Witt, Wood
land. Calif a dauehter. Mrs.
Eleanor Hubbard, Portland; fa
ther, Henry Witt of Mill City; a
brother. Otto Witt, Mill City; a
step-daughter, Phyllis Anderson,
and a step-son, James Anderson,
both of Mill City.
Maud Ethel Richardson
DALLAS. Nov. 14 Funeral
services for Mrs. Maud Ethel Mc
Timmonds- Richardson, 74, who
died Thursday night at the home
of her son, John C. Richardson,
will be held Monday at 2 p.m
from Henkle-Bollman with Grover
Ferguson, reader, in charge.
Mrs. Richardson was born Nov,
30. 1873. in McTimmonds valley in
Polk county. and lived all her life
in Polk county. She was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexan
der McTimmonds. Her husband
died about 10 years ago.
Survivors are a son John C
Richardson, Dallas; daughter. Bur-
nis M. Farrar, Salem; sister, Olga
Holman, Portland; brother, Fred
McTimmonds, Rocky Point, Ore.;
grandson, Riley John Richardson,
Cherokee, Iowa; granddaughters,
Nancy and Actitia Farrar, Salem;
Patricia Richardson, Billings, Mont
UAL to Keep
To Schedules
United Airlines . morning and
evening schedules from Salem will
continue passenger and cargo serv
ice as at present until new sched
ules become affective November
17, H. S. Sweeney, local station
manager announced Thursday.
Ninety per cent of UAL flights
remain intact, Sweeney said,
through use of DC-5 and DC-4
equipment while DC-8 equipment
is grounded during investigation of
fireswhich were involved in plane
crashes at Bryce Canyon and Cal
lup, N.M., recently. All cargo serv
ice by UAL is intact, he said.
Valloy Brick
Detroit Mr. and Mrs. VIck
Withrow and son Alfprd were here
for the weekend as (guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gail Fagan. xJ.
Liberty Selection of new
committee to sponsor religious ed
ucation in the Liberty school is
slated for a meeting Monday at
8 p.m. in the clubroom of Liberty
community hall. Mrs. Luther Bill
ings has served as chairman of
the committee for the past year.
Jefferson Mrs. Roy Mason of
Beattie, Kans., is visiting for a few
days at the home of a niece, Mrs.
O. G. Howard, and family of Jef
ferson route 1. She will go on to
California to visit a daughter be
fore returning home.
Roberts A rummage sale will
be held Wednesday, November 19
by the Roberts Mothers club to get
some needed equipment for the
school. The club recently pur
chased and presented to the school
a phonograph.
Pratum Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Gaines and family of Newberg
entertained with a dinner Sunday
for her father Fred deVries, on
his birthday. Other guests were
Mrs. Fred deVries, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur deVries, Lois and Glen
de Vries all of Pratum.
Frnitland Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Brown went to Medf ord last week
end to visit her sister, Mrs.' Ann
Bracha and family, and the Will
iam Heskeths, former residents.
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No. 129M
la the Circuit Coort of the State of
Orefoa for the Cooaty of Marie
Probate Department
CITATION
In the Matter of the EstaU
of -ALBERT
A. JOHNSON. Deceased
To Carolyn Johnson and Arthur 3.
L. Johnson, a minor, and aU other per
aona interested in said estate:
Whereas, application having been
made in due form to the above named
Court on the 29th day of September.
IM7, by F. O. Johnson. Administrator
of said estate for an Order and license
directing, authorizing and empowering
him to sell the real property belong
to the estate of said decedent, and de
scribed as follows, to wit: The west half
of the northeast Quarter of the south
west quarter of section thirty three.
township f south, ranee 2 west or trie
Willamette meridian . containing 30
acres in Marion County. Oregon.
And Whereas, said Court has fixed
Monday, the 22d day of December. 1M7,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. at the court room thereof at Sa
lem. Marion County. Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing. any and all
objections to said Petition and the
granting of said Order and license of
sale.
Therefore, in the Name of the State
of Oregon. You and each of you are
hereby cited, directed and required to
be and appear at said time and place
then and there to show cause, if any
you have or if any exist, why an Order
of sale should not be made, as in Pe
tition prayed for. and why said Peti
tion should not be granted and said
Order and License should not issue.
This citation is served upon you by
Orders of the Honorable Ceo. R. Dun
can. Judge of the above entiUed Court,
said Orders bearing dates the 31st day
of October, 1947. and the 7th day of
November. 1947. directing that this Ci
tation be published in the Oregon
Statesman, a newspaper of general cir
culation printed and published In said
County, for four weeks, the date of
first publication hereof being the 8th
dav of November, 1947.
WITNESS, the Honorable Geo. R.
Duncan. Judge of the above entitled
Court with the seal of said Court af
fixed this 7th day of November. 1947.
H. A. JUDD. Clerk
(SEAL) By R. G. Howard. Deputy.
N S-15-22-29-D 6
Judd Talks to
TO Law Class
The recording and filing of le
gal pleadings and other operations
of a county clerk's office were
explained Friday in a lecture by
Marion County Clerk Harlan Judd
before a Joint meeting of code
pleading and practice court clas
ses of the college of law at Wil
lamette university.
Clerk Judd used an original file
of one recent suit which had gone
to the state supreme court to trace
each step in the proceedings until
final order was made and the com
plete case entered in judgment
roll. Judd also showed sample-re
cords from Marion county hies
to demonstrate the evolution from
pen and ink records to typed re
cords, the currently used photo
stats and the microfilm records
planned for local use when equip
ment is available here.
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Presentation of a 25-year service
award to Oral E. (Mose) Palma
teer, Salem route 9, box 175, is
to be made November 28 by
Standard Oil of California, officials
announced Friday.
Palmateer, one of 128 employes
to receive the 25-year pin this
month, started with the company
in Salem and was with the local
branch for 22 years. For the past
three years he has been a represen
tative of the public relations de
partment, traveling over western
Oregon.
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LESLIE JUNIOR HIGH
Talent Shown
"Among My Souvenirs' was the
title of the seventh grade talent
show presented Friday noon in
the Leslie auditorium. In charge
of the program was Mrs. Fay
Mort, assisted by Mary . Anne
Foley and Donald Davis, seventh
grade teachers. Taking part in the
program were Carol Lee, Sidney
Kromer, , Laurel Herr, Carol
Smith, Elaine Beier, Judy Schmele,
Neva Gilman, Shirley Ralston,
Justine Lewis, Arlyss Zeeb, How
ard Hobbs, Alvin Friesen, Joann
Miller, Mervene Goin, Betty Barn
well, Shirley Blank, Shirley Gay
lord, Carolee McCracken, Patri
cia Deeney, Gaylee Klien, Glenna
Allmer, Beverly Rinehart, Mar
lene Roller, Harold Cummins,
Delton Miller, Donald Agnew,
Helen Angel and Lorehe Smith.
Book Week Plans
Eleonor Robert's ninth grade
English class plans to give a book
review, over the public address
system each morning during Book
week, November 17-21. They are
also making booklets containing
six book reviews.
Poster Contest Winners
Jim Bell won first place in the
poster contest 'sponsored by the
Salem Philharmonic association,
and Mary Ingram won second
place. Revee Pepin and Reva
Jones got honorable mention,
Jim's winning poster was a pic
ture of Werner Janssen who will
conduct the Portland symphony
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Vrooman Rites
Slated Monday
Funeral services for William
Vrooman, 74, moulder and steel
fabricator in Salem fori many
years, will be held at the Clougb-
Barrick chapel Monday at 3 pm.
the Rev. Maxine Roberts of Port
land officiating, with interment in
the City View cemetery.
Vrooman died at a local hospi
tal Thursday after an illness of
one week. He had lived at 3220
State st for many years. He was
born at Bloomington, 111., and came
to Salem in 1909. His first wife,
to whom he was wed in Illinois
in 1901, died here in 1935. He mar
ried the former Sarah Keys of
Salem in 1943 and she survives
him
Vrooman worked for the' Salem
Iron works for a number of years
before going into business for him
self. He was noted throughout the
northwest fir his work as a molder
of brass and iron. He was a mem
ber and officer of the First Spirit
ualist church of Salerru-
Surviving besides the widow are
a niece and nephew who live in
California. .
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
(No. S741S)
la the Circuit Coort of the StaU of
Oregoo for the Coostfy of Maltaoamah
Depart saeat at Probate.
In the matter of the Guardianship of
Annetta L. McCutcheon (also known
as Nettie L. McCutcheon). Incom
petent.
Notice Is hereby given that The rirst
National Bank of Portland (Oregon),
Biardian of the Estate of Annetta L.
cCutcheon. incompetent, by virtue of
an order or sale, issued or the cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Multnomah, Department
of Probate, duly made and entered on
the 4th day of November. 147. in the
above entitled Estate, licensing the
Guardian to sn the hereinafter de
scribed real property, belonging to said
Incompetent, will offer for sale and sell
at private sale for cash, or upon such
terms as may be approved by the
Court, the following described real
property, situate in Marion County
Oregon, to-wit :
Beginning at an iron rod at the
most westerly corner of a 4 43 acra
tract of land conveyed to S. W. Mau-
?in by Deed recorded January 17.
3S in Volume 231. page 329 Deed
Records of Marion County. Oregon;
thence south S7 1' East 271 1 feet,
more or less, to the westerly line of
the Pacific Highway: thence North
32 ir East 115 J feet along the West
erly line of the Pacific Highway to a
cross cut on concrete marking the
moat Southerly corner of a tract of
land conveyed by Nettie L. Maupin
'to Henry J. and Aria M. Liebel. by
Dead recorded June 24. 1943 In Vol
ume 283. page SSS Deed Record. Mar
ion County, Oregon: thence North 57
19' West 311.5 feet, more or less, along
the Southerly lino of said Liebel tract
to an iron pipe, which is the most
Westerly corner of said Liebel tract:
thence South 13 17' West along the
Westerly line of the aforementioned
S. W. Maupin 4 43 acre tract to the
place of beginning being situated In
the Eli C. Cooley Donation Land
flaim K'a 42 TnMmhm S finuth
Range 1 West Willamette Meridian)
Marion county. Oregon
That said sale will be held on or after
the 10th day of December. 1S47. at The
First National Bank of Portland. Wood-
burn Branch. Wood burn. Oregon, and
will be subject to the confirmation of
wm above entitled Court.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND (OREGON I
Guardian of the Estate of Annetta
1 McCutcheon. Incompetent.
Date Of first Dublication Nov S 1S47
Date of last publication Dec. S. 1947.
nrtnur Langgutn
Attorney for Guardian
802 McKay Bid .
Portland 4. Oregon. N 8-1S-22-29-D 6
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