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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1952)
Easter Revival Service Planned Under the leadership of Ilev. Richard DeVIDIers of Twin Falls, Ida., a week of pre-Easter revival services will begin Sunday at First Christian Church. The vis iting evangelist will speak on ' The World's Greatest Revival" following the Bible School, which has set an attendance goal of 300. At 7:30 p. m., he will give his fa mous chart sermon on "The Gos pel of Christ." . Special evening services will be held next week Monday through Friday at 7:30, as follows: Mon day. Bible School night, "In the Valley of Decision"; Tuesday, inmiiy nigni, rne uig tisner man"; Wednesday, women's night, "Three Philosophies of Life"; Thursday, men's night, "Men Who March With God"; Friday, youth night, "Journey of Life." The booster band of boys and girls through the eighth grade will meet, at 4 p. m. each day for choruses, Bible drills, magic and specialties, under the direction of Mrs. William Henry Hart. i This week, Rev. DeVilliers con ducted a four-day visitation pro gram which closed 'Thursday night. . At the Sunday and evening ser vices next week there will be spe cial music, with youth end adult choirs under direction of Earl Roarig. , . . . ,. Boys Flee From Training ScKool SALEM, March 21 (IP) State police organized a ' statewide search Friday for five boys who escaped from the state school tor boys at Woodburn Thursday night. i.:.,, r-.WiX' : Seven boys broke away lom line of Jads returning ,to their quarters from the gymnasium and ran across the school grounds to disappear In the dark. - Within an hour two . of. the youngsters were caught. LEGAL NOTICE AND . . SUMMONS 1951-1052 TAX FORECLOSURE! . LIST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That application was on the 26th day of February, 1952, filed with the County , Clerk of Deschutes County, Oregon, for Judgment and Decree of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Deschutes County, foreclosing the tax liens appearing in the 1951-1952 tax fore closure list of Deschutes County, Oregon, and that each of the prop erties described in said foreclosure list, unless redeemed in the man ner provided by law, will be sold to Deschutes County, Oregon, for the respective amounts of taxes and- interest for which such proper ties severally are liable in con formity with the Judgment and Decree to be hereinafter entered; which said foreclosure list is as follows, to-wit: R. E. Lynds et ux. NE'iNtf'i less 1 A. NW!4 NEW, NEVSNWVi, NWWNWVi.- Sec. 22, T 14 S, U 9 E. 194748 $46.43, Int. $14.39; 1948 49 $43.88. Int. $10.09; 1949-50 $65.17. Int. $9.78; 1950-51 $81.82, Int. $5.73: 1951-52 $78.76, Int. $ .39; Total $356.44. Roy A. McLean, S'ASEW. Sec. 8, T 14 S, R 11 E. 1947-48 $9.09, Int. $2.82; 1948-48 $8.4G, Int. $1.95; 1949 1)0 $10.98, Int. $1.65; 1950-51 $11.90. Int. $ .83; 1951-52 $12.29, Int. $ .06; Total $60.03. E. H. Beets, NNW!4. Sec. 27, T 14 S, R 11 E. 1947-48 $29.59, Int. $9.17; 1948-49 $29.09, Int. $6.69; 1949-50 $30.09, Int. $4.51 ; 1950-51 $28.30, Int. $1.98; 1951-52 $27.94, Int. $ .14; Total $167.50 E. H. Beets, NVjNEM. Sec 28, T 14 S, R 11 E. 1947-48 $9.86, Int. $3.06: 1948-49 $9.70, Int. $2.23; 1949 50 $10.03, Int. $1.50: 1950-51 $8.99. Int. $ .63; 1951-52 $8.60, Int. $ .04; Total $54.64. George L. Carter el ux. NMiNE V4, NEWNWVi. Sec. 15. T 17 S, R 12 E. 1947-48 $5.40, Int. $1.67; 1948 49 $7.29, Int. $1.68; 1949-50 $8.72. Int. $1.31; 1950-51 $12.59, Int. $ .88; 1951-52 $9.92, Int. $ .05; Total $49.51. J. E. Allyn, NEW NEW. Sec. 21, T 17 S. R 12 E. 19-17-48 $2.48. Int. $ .77: 1948-49 $3.19, Int. $ .73; 1949- . su .i.uij. int. .lb; lSKXK)! Int. $ .22; 1951-52 $2.93, Int. $ .01; Total $17.06. J. E. Allyn, W(4NW. Sec. 22, T 17 S, R 12 E. 1947-48 $3.60. Int. $1.12; 194849 $4.86. Int. $1.12; 1949 50 $5.81; Int. $ .87; 1950-51 $8.39, Int. $ .59; 1951-52 $6.62, Int. $ .03; Total $33.01. Homer Raincy, On R.R. RAv Leased Land (Varchouse).1947-48 $211.60, Int. $65.60; 1948-49 $266.55, Int. $61.31; 1949-50 $125.37, Int. $18.81; 1950-51 $178.56, Int. $12.50: 1951-52 $157.76, Int. $ .79; Total 11,098.85. Echo C. Hester Mitchell,. Des chutes. E 30' U)t 9. 10. 11. Blk 2. 1947-48 $48.97. Int. $15.18; 1948-19 $61.69. Int. $14.19: 1949-50 $58.03, Int. $8.70: 1950-51 $59.15. Int. $4.14: 1951-52 $52.26. Int. $ .26; Total $322.57. Leo Kentner. Wiestoria, Lot 15, 16. Blk 39. 1917-48 $1.85. Int. $ .57: 194849 $4.65, Int. $1.07: 1949-50 $26.28. Int. $3.94: 1950-51 $26.78. Int. $1.87: 1951-52 $23.G6, Int. $ .12; To tal $90.79. Doretta Colo, Center Addition to Bend, Oregon, It 2, Blk 11. 1947- 48 $14.32. Int. $4.44: 19-18-49 $18.04. Int. $4.15: 1949-50 $16.97. Int. $2.55: . 1950-51 $17.30. Int. $1.21: 1951-52 $15.28. Int. $ .08: Total $94.34. Bertha Rosenfcld. Bend Park (Vacated), Lot 1 Blk 19. 1947-48 $ .46, Int. $ .14: 1948-49 $ .59. Int. $ 1949-50 $ .55. Int. $ .08: 1950- 51 $ .56, Int. $ .04: 1951-52 $ .49. Int. $ .01: Total $3 06. II. E. Hilderback. 1st Add to Bend Park. Lot 7 Blk 120. 1947-48 $ .46. Int. $ .14: 1948-49 $3.49. Int. $ .80: 1949-50 $3.29. Int. $ .49; 1950- 51 $3.35. Ml. i $2.W, Int. i .01; Total $15.22. Kenneth B. Underbill, 2nd Add to Bend Park, Lot 9 Blk 151. 1947-48 $2.77. Int. $ .86: 194849 $9.32, Int. $2.14; 1949-50 $8.76. Int. $1.31; 1950- 51 $8.U.(. int. $ .63; iskiwu Int. S .04: Total $42.65. K. Underbill. Bend Park. 2nd Addition. Lot 1, Blk 152, 194748 $1.39. Int. $ .43: 194849 $7.56, Int. $1.74: 1949-50 $7.12. Int. 1.07; 1950- 51 $7.25. Int. $.51; 1951-52 $6.40, int. $ .03; rotal J33.5U. Isabello Sanborn. N.W.T. Co. 2nd Add to Bend, Lot 1, 3, Blk 25. 1947- 48 $18.94, Int. $5.87; 194849 $23.86 Int. $5.49: 1949-50 $22.45. Int. $3.37 1950-51 $22.88, Int. $1.60; 1951-52 $20.21, Int. $ .10; Total $124.77. Geo. A. McAllister et ux, co Wm. Thompson. Boulevard Add to Bena, Lot 4, bik ii. ismy-is za.ao, Int. $9.16: 194849 $37.25. Int. $8.57: 1949-50 $35.04, Int. $5.26; 1950-51. $35.71, Int. $2.50; 1951-52 $31.55, int, $ .16; Total $194.76. Stella Baler & Russell Williams. Highland Addition to Bend. Lot 2. Blk 4. 194748 $5.77, Int. $1.79; 1948- 49 $29.10, Int. $6.69; 1949-50 $27.37, Int. $4.11: 1950-51 $27.90. Int. $1.95 1951-52 $24.65, . Int. $ .12: Total $139.45. Earl J. Gardner, Highland Ad dition to Bend. Lot 24. 25. Blk 8 194748 $6.01, Int. $1.86; 194849 $13.39, Int. $3.08; 1949-50 $12.59 Int $1.89: 1950-51 $12.83, Int. $ .90: 1951-52 $11.34. Int. $ .06; Total $63.95. , ,. . -, . Joseph Sears Detlor, Est., Lytle Acres, w or itw. lraci .w. 194748 $2.77, Int. $ .86; 194849 $3.50, Int. $ .81; 1949-50 $3.28. Int $ .49; 1950-51 $3.34, Int. $ .23; 1951 52 $2.95,Int. $ .01: Total $18.24. E. M. Clinton, Manchester pivl sion No. 2, an Add. to Bend, Lot 11' Blk 32, 194748 $1.85, Int. $ .57; 1948 49 $2.39, Int. $ .55: 1949-50 $2.30, Int. $-.35; 1950-51 $2.41, Int. $ .17; 1951 52 $2.20, Tnt. $ .01; Total $12.80. Ernest Ruehr et ux, , Wells Tracts) Tracts 4,. 5, 6, 7. 194748 $51.06, Int. $15.83; 194849 $65.83, Int. 15.14; 1949-50 $63.03, Int. $9.45; 1950-51 $90.23, Int. $6.32; Total $316.89. ' ; . Henry Zicgler et ux, W Tract 5 Forbes Tracts (WSEWNE NW ) less tract 15x455. Also tract 35x200 in NW Cor. of E, less .13A R.W. Tract 6 It 200x435.6 or 2 Acres In NE Cor less .45A. 194748 $15.47, Int. $4.80; 194849 $19.95, Int. $4.59; 1949-50 $19.10, Int. $2.87; 1950-51 $55.73, Int. $3.90: 1951-52 $50.87, Int. $ .25; Total $177.53. Virginia Irene MacGregor, Hill man, Lot 1 to 32, Blk 15. 194748 $9.23, Int. $2.86; 194849 $9.72, Int. $2.24: 1949-50 $9.79, Int. $1.47: 1950- 51 $10.66, Int. $ .75; 1951-52 $3.12, Int. $ .02; Total $49.86. . . Christian Engleman, Heirs, HM man, Lots 22, 23, 24, Blk 60. 1947 48 $1.38.. Int. $ .43; 194849 $1.46, Int. $ .34; 1949-50 $1.47, Int, $ .22; 1950-51 $1.60, Int. $ .11; 1951-52 $ .52, Int. $ .01; Total $7.54. John II. Stacey et ux, Hillman, Lots 3, 4, Blk 104. 194748 $ .92, Int. $ .29; 194849 $ .97, Int, $ ,22; 1949 50 $ .98, Int. $ .15: 1950-51 $7.47, Int. $ .52; 1951-52 $7.28, Int. $ .04; Total $18.84. ' Ellen Williams, Hillman, Lots 28 lo 32, Blk 104, .194748 $5.31, Int." $1.65; 194849 $2.43, Int. $ .56; 1949 50 $2.45, Int. $ .37; 1950-51 $2.66, Int. $ .19; 1951-52 $2.60, Int. $ .01; Total $18.23. Kermit Peterson, Laidlaw, Lots 7, 8, 9, Blk 9. 194748 $6.11, Int. $1.89; 194849 $6.50, Int. $1.50; 1949 50 $8.06, Int. $1.21; 1950-51 $7.86, Int. $ .55; 1951-52 $7.53, Int. $ .04; Total $41.25. Claude C. Jackson. Laidlaw, Less RW, Lots 1 to 24, Blk 12. 194748 $10.19. Int. $3.16; 1M849 $10.83, Int. $2.49; 1949-50 $31.87. Int. $4.78: 1950-51 $31.08, Int. $2.18; 1951-52 $29.75, Int. $ .15; Total $126.48. Ruth Robinson, Laidlaw, Lot 6, Blk 46. 194748 $ .58, Int. $ .18; 194849 $ .62, Int. $ .14; 1949r50 $ .77, Int. $ .12; 1950-51 $ .75, Int. $ .05; 1951-52 $ .72, Int. $ .01; Total $3.94. Thomas Day ct'ux, co Bernard Dooney, Lapine, Lots 17, 18, Blk 17. 194748 $10.50, Int. $3.26; 1948 49 $15.78, Int. $3.63; 1949-50 $18.90, Int. $2.84; 1950-51 $21.42, Int. l.5U 1951-52 $23.89, Int. $ .12; $101.84. STATE OF OREGON, ) ) ss. County of Deschutes. ) WHEREAS, the several properties herein above described have been duly levied and charged thereon; ana - i.au; Total real WHEREAS, the liens for unpaid and delinquent taxes on the re spective parcels of such real prop erties are subject to foreclosure by Deschutes County, Oregon, as provided by law; NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of authority vested in me as the Tax Collector for said county, I have prepared said foreclosure list embracing sheets numbered 1 to 19, inclusive, containing the names of several persons appear ing in the . latest tax roll as the respective owners of the ' tax de linquent properties, a description of each such property together with the principal amount of de linquent taxes for each year and the amount of the accrued and accruing interest thereon to Febru ary J5th, 1952, All the property described in the foregoing tax foreclosure list ' is situated in Deschutes County, Ore gon. . :;,.-'.' The abbreviations used In said tax foreclosure list are used for the following purposes and for the following meaning, to-wit; "N" for north; "E" for east; "S" for south; "W" for west; "NE" for northeast; "NW" for northwest; "SE" for southeast; "SW" for southwest; '"Sec." for section; "T" for township; "R" for range; "RE" for range east; "WM" for Willamette Meridian; "RE WM" for range east of Wil lamette Meridian; "Tr.", for tract; "Blk:" for block; "Add." for addi tion; "Int." for Interest; "et ux" for "and wife". , :. . Notice of this foreclosure pro ceeding is given exclusively by four weekly publications of the foregoing tax foreclosure list in the Bend Bulletin, a dally news paper of general circulation printed and published in Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, pursuant to the order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Deschutes County, made and entered on the 5th day. of March, 1952. ' -All persons interested In any real property included in said fore closure list shall appear and file an answer and. defense- t( said application for Judgment and De cree within 30 days after the date of the first publication of this Notice and Summons, exclusive of the day of the first publication, or a judgment by default will be taken against you as prayed for in the application for Judgment and De cree. - ; Date of "the first publication of this notice is March 7, 1952, and the date of the last publication is March 28, 1952. . C. L. McCAULEY ' ' Sheriff and Tax Collector for - Deschutes County, Oregon. E. O. STADTER District Attorney for . ; " Deschutes County, Oregon. , . -78-84-90-96-C UNITED STATES DEPART MENT OF THE INTERIOR, BU REAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, Land Office,- Swan Island Station, Portland 18, Oregon, February 26, 1952. Notice is hereby given that on August 16, 1950, Arthur L. Mor ris of Bend,'. 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