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Architect'! drawing of new $75,000 city hall which
will be built toon in Sweet Home. Bond to finance the
project have been told and bids for eonitruction will be
fought at once.
Sweet Home Sells Bonds
For Building New City Hall
Sweet Home Bids for the
tale of the $79,000 City Hall
bond were opened at the reg
ular city council meeting.
One bid waa submitted and
that was by F. Lembke of
First Sweet Home Bank. The
bid was accompanied by a
$7,500 cashier's check as good
faith deposit
The council accepted tne bid
for Vi per cent interest and
payment of $98.07 for each
$100 par value of bonds.
Other business 'of the eve
ning's meeting Included:
1. Tiny Taylor was granted
permission to move a structure
without the necessity of con
structing a continuous founds.
tton after It was discussed by
Building Inspector Bill Reed
stating that the building need
ed to be set back farther 'and
Mr. Taylor would move only
as a favor to facilitate the
traffic safety by removal of
an obstruction which cut the
view of both 14th Ave. and E
St. motor traffic.
1 W, T. Stockett was given
one. week to make his Inunda
tion In compliance with the
building ordinance after the
case was presented by Build
ing Inspector Bill Reed. -
Mr. Stockett was given a
building permit to place
foundations under houses pur
chased from Willamette Na
tional Lumber Co., and after
inspection were found not in
compliance with the ordinance.
S. A letter from A. V. Gil
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bert was read requesting a
curb cut to a proposed park
ing lot for the Central Super
Market. The matter was ref
erred to the itreet committee
who met before the close of
the session and granted Gil
bert a building permit to con
struct a 15-foot driveway to
the present parking lot west of
12th Ave., on L street
4. The proposed petition
which will be sent to Public
Utilities Commission for au
thority to construct a crossing
at grade with the Oregon Elec
tric Railway it the 12th Ave.
crossing was read and Mayor
Ellis and City Manager Jess
Parker were authorized by the
council to sign the petition.
5. The motion was passed to
write . owners of property
giving 10 days to either pay
or bond. This referred to those
street assessments and sewer
assessments that had been
mcde since passing the en
abling ordinance No. 131 and
upon which no action has been
taken to. pay or bond.
6. The Mayor read Ordi
nance bill 22 for 1953 which
was an ordinance accepting
the bid of the First Sweet
Home Bank and it was passed
for the second reading
7. Mayor Ellis proclaimed
the title of Ordinance Bill
No. 19 for 1958 to become
Ordinance Number 232. This
dealt with making gran cut
ting mandatory on vacant lota
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8. The Milburn assessment
for street . improvements had
its third and final reading and
Bill 20 for 1953 became Ordi
nance No. 253.
9. The council discussed the
necessity for an 'ordinance
regulating television installs
tion and Instructed that Infor
mation be available for the
next regular meeting.
10. The council also dis
cussed the necessity for an
ordinance . to require recon
struction or removal of par
tially completed or partially
destroyed buildings, but no
action .was taken at this meet
ing. DEATHS
Slu Imm Straw
Hit Keeres PlckerS. late resident of
Marios, Am. It It the residence. Sur
HtH kr Vila. Mrs. Nor. Plcksrd.
Marlon: stsp.dsmtriter. Mrs. At net Clint.
Wheat ftloie. Colorado; tup-son. Alton
Courtrltht, Cooullle. Services will be
new rrtdtr. aui. si. at 11 em. in the
Vcnll T. Oolden Chapel with the Rev.
lean Hsdler offleletuit and InUnnent
at zolcresl Memorial rart.
Artkar B. Wlesr
Arthur B. WklbT. al a local hospital
Auc 7t. Lata resident 01 Rt. f. Salem.
Survived sr wife, Anna L. Wider, Salem;
sod, Donald Wider, Salem; sisters, Mrs.
Xva RuddeU, Sacramento. Calif.; Mrs.
Ruth Rackleff, Mrrtla Point, Ore., Mrs.
Veda Johnston, Portland; brothers, J, C.
WldhT, Sacramento, Calif., tills C. Wld
bv, Casa Orande, Arts.; two trandsons.
David and Dennlj Wldbv, Salem. Serv.
leas will be held at the Vlrtll T. Oolden
Chapel Prldar. Auk. SSUi. at 3 p.m.. with
the Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson erfieletlni
and Interment at Belcrest Memorial
Park.
Theseae D. LaDako
Thomas D. LaDuko. at tha family rail.
denca. IHI Crawford at.. Aui. St at
tne ace or 71 rears, survived bv wife.
Mrs. Viola LaDuke; aon, Thomas W.
LaDuko, both of aalem: dauihters, Mra.
Thelma, Strsm, Arllntton, a. Dak.. Mrs.
Audrey Coulter, Doutlas, Alaska, Mrs.
Maitne Ourley. Phoenix. Aria.; aUter.'
Mra. William Orltton, Salem; atao IS
randchlldren. Member of First Christian
church. Announcement of services will
be mada later br the HoweD-ldwarda Co.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orcron
Mid Willamette
Obituaries
Helmer Isakson
Willamina Funeral servi
ces were held at 2 p. m. Wed
nesday, August 26, from the
chapel of the Sheridan Funeral
home, for Helmer Isakson of
Grand Ronde who passed away
August 23 at his home. Inter.
ment was in the Sheridan Mas
onic cemetery.
Survivors include his wife,
Rigmor of willamina: dsugh
ten, Grace Phillips of Beaver
Creek, Delores Bainer of Mc
Minnville; sons, Delmar F. Is
akson of Sheridan, Carl L. Is
akson of Willamina, Gene Is
akson of Modesto, Calif., Al
fred Isakson of Molalla, Arth
ur Isakson of Wichita Falls,
Texas, Zane Isakson and Jos
eph Isakson of Willamina;
mother, Emma Marie Isakson
of Portland; and four brothers
and four sisters.
Mary Anna Orth
Mt Angel Mary Anna
Orth, 81, former Mt. Angel
resident, died at her home in
Portland Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Mrs. Orth was born Mar. 3,
1889. Her husband, Joseph
Orth, preceded her in death in
1928. Mrs. Orth lived at Mt
Arlgel until 15 years ago when
she moved to Portland.
Surviving are two sons, Ber
trand, Portland, and Lawrence
Orth of California.
The rosary will be recited at
8 p. m. Thursday, Aug. 27, at
at St Mary's Catholic church
in Mt Angel. Funeral services
will be at 9 a. m. Friday, Aug.
28 at St. Mary's church. Bur
ial will be in the Catholic cem
etery under direction of the
Unger Funeral Home.
Lawrence Gooding
St. Paul - Lawrence Peter
Gooding, 82, retired farmer
and a resident of the St. Paul
district for 63 years, died at
his home Thursday, Aug. 27.
Mr. Gooding married Emma
Waltz at St. Paul, April 29,
1902, who survives.
Also surviving are two
daughters, Loretta Gooding
and Erma Gooding of St. Paul;
and a sister, Mrs. Anna David
son of St. Paui.
The rosary will be recited
Friday, Aug. 28 at 8 p. m. in
the St Paul Catholic church.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 9 a. m. Saturday, Aug. 28
in the same church with vault
entombment in St Paul's cem
etery under direction of the
Hodson Mortuary, Newberg.
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William E. Long
Donald William E. Long,
64, resident of Donald for 33
years died Monday morning
while at work with the San
tiam Lumber Co. near Sweet
Home.
Mr. Long was born Nov. 29,
1888 at Richardsville, Penn.,
and in 1909 at BrookvUle,
Penn., war married to Frances
Foust who survives.
They came to Oregon in 1910
and had lived at Gervais,
Wood burn and near Champoeg
before settling at Donald. Mr.
Long had been employed by
the Santiam Lumber Co. the
past 10 years.
Surviving besides the widow
are three sons and four daugh
ters, Oscar of Cloverdale, Flor
ence Sample and James Long,
of Donald; Jessie Larson, Sweet
Home; Elizabeth Johnson now
living in Ethiopia; Carl Long
of Springfield, Ore., and Shir
ley Wachtman of Hubbard;
twelve g and children and
three brothers and two sisters
in the east.
Funeral services will be
Thursday, August 27 at 2 p.m.,
at the Everhart and Kent Can
by Funeral Home with inter
ment to follow at Zion Me
morial Park.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THB
STATS OP ORSOOM POR THB
COUNTY OP MARION
III MOOT
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TBS STATS OP ORSOON. represented
and actlnt br the DIJtCCTOB OP
VCTXRAK APPAIftS,
Plalatlff.
CHABXIS R. HOWS and JOYCS C.
HOWS, husband and wife.
Defendants.
Br rlrtua of as execution, judemcnt
order, decree and order of sale Issued
out of the above entitled Court ha the
above entitled couae. to ma directed,
and dated the 10th day of Ausust, IMS.
upon a Judament rendered and entered
In as Id court on the Ith dav of Aua
ust. IBS, In favor of THE STATS OP
Orecon, represented and actios br the
DIRECTOR OP VETERANS APTAIRS,
plaintiff, and avalnst CHARLES R.
HOWS and JOTCB C. HOWS, Oiuebend
and wife, defendants, and upon this writ,
commandlna me to make sale of the fol
low ins described real property aituated
In Marlon County. Slate of Orecon:
Lot S. Block 1. Oals'a Addition to
Woodborn. Marlon County. Oreton
iSea Volume 1. pale 4. Town Plat
Recorda for oald County and Statol,
ALSO: Bealnnlna on the Northerly line
of Lot 4. In aald Block, al a point
that la South eia Bast St feet from
the most Northerly corner of said
Lot ; Ihtnce South SI If West par
allel with the Westerly line of said
lot, 151 links or 10S.IS feet to the
moat southerly lino thereof: thence
South tl East alone thd Southerly
Una of said lot, M feet, to the moat
southerly corner thereof: thence
North SI IS' Bast aloni the Easteryl
line of said lot, lns.ss feet to the most
Easterly corner tli-treof; thence North
SI West alone the Northerly line of
said lot, SS feet to the place of becln
nlot. NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of aald
elocution, Judsment order, decree snd
order for sale, and in compliance Bth
the demanda of aald writ, I will on Trl-
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. . . .u . ' b . u . tha Mirth front
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Martosi Street, awiem, ssariou vuuu.r.
Ores on. eeU at publlo auction, subject
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Dated hia Mik day of ausust, IteS.
DENVER YOUNC
(.herlff of Marlon County. Oreton
Br A. 1. Malstrom. Deputy.
Data of first publication: Ausust IT,
1PU-
Det of last publication: Sept. IT. ItO.
Aut. ST. Sep. S. It, 11, ltas
t novo filed mt final account In the
Circuit Court of the atate of Oreton
for the County of Marlon and aald court,
net appointed t Is A M, of Monday.
September St, ISSS, and the courtroom of
ssld court, as the time and place for
hearing thereof. AU persons are hereby
required to then and there show csuse.
If snr there be. whr aald final account
should not bt approved and said estate
closed.
Albert Mefford. Ixceutor of
Eitste of Samuel Herbert Boardmas,
Deceased.
B O. Stealer. Jr,
Salem. Oreton. ,
Attorney for Executor.
A us. 11. Sept. S. IS. IT. St. ISSS
The State stoard of Accountancy an
nounces that an eiamlnatlon for admis
sion to She roster of accountants au
thorised to conduct municipal audits
will bo tlven on September S4 and 31,
1963. Appllestions for this axsmlnatlon
ahould be in the hands of the Board not
later than September 4, 1PSS.
Aut. St. St. IT. 1861.
EJCECrjTOR-B NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP PORTLAND
IORXGONI haa been, by order of the
Circuit Court of the Stats of Oreton
for Marlon County, appointed eiecutor
of the aetata of FLOYD N. ARNOT, de
ceased. Any persons havtni claims
atalnst said estate are requested to pre
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Trust Department. First NaUonsl Bank
of Forland lOrofoni, Salem. Oreeoa
within six men tha trots the date m thu
BoUce.
Dated this soils dap of Aatust, laai.
FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OP KRT.
LAND, f OREGON I. Bxecutor of lbs Be.
tste of Fiord N Arnot, deceased
RHOTEN. RHOTEN St BPEERSTRA.
Sit Pioneer Truet Bulldlns. eUlers.
Oreton, Attorneys for Sxscutor.
Aui. St. SI, Sept. J, It, 11
Wt have bee appointed to-admtnls.
tratrlxsa of tha ealsto of Edward H.
MuUer, deceased, by the Circuit Court
of the Slau of Oretoa for Marlon Couo.
ty and nave oualafled. AU parsons bavins
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required to present tamo to us at tos
pioneer Trust Bulldlnt. Salem, Orecon.
within alx months of the dots nf ttrsl
publtcsUc of this notice.
Dslsd i: i first published Ausust St.
ItaJ.
LOUISE PATRICK
MARGUERITE ALLEN
Co-Admin, sfuesald.
I. O. Stsdtcr. Jr.
Attorney for Co-Admln.
Aus. St. SI, Sept. J, 10. IT.
IN THE CIRCUIT COVET OF TSJS
STATE OF OBEOON
FOR MARION COUNTT
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of FLORA
C. SERRURIER, Deceased No, lent.
Notice la tlven thst the underslsoed,
executor of the estate of Flora 0. Serrsr
lei. deeeesed. has filed Its final account '
and petition for distribution In ths Clr- '
cult Court of the State of Oreton for
Marlon County, Probate Department, and
that Monday, tha 31st day of Ausust,
1F3S, at S:1S am. at the court room of
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1SS3.
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