Sherman County journal., March 14, 1941, Page 4, Image 4

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VAb fi 4 StìtKMAN COUNTY J OURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 14. 1941
, dark su it'• and carried a heart
Ca 1 home from a hospital where
'D u lle s Monday.
j
shaped pillow to which the ring
> L oui^ May left the first of the he had been for a w’eek, recovering
was attached.
f;t
n
an
ear
ailm
ent.
week for H erm iston where he will
Following the ceremony at the
. Ir. and M rs. T. M. Ball and j
o p erate a service station.
M rs.
church
the wedding party adjourn­
fai lily sp en t la s t week end in
May will join her husband a t a
ed to the Baptist Seminary for the
C c v a llis visitin g his parents,. M r.
l r t e r date.
reception.; where the bride’s sister
a r i Mrs. W. M. Ball.
.
Mrs. Maude G a rre tt entertained
Mrs. L. R. Lillard acted as hostess.
Fred
Cox and son Dorn- w ebt to
friends a t her home Tuesday af-
The bride and groom left for
tt rnoon at a handkerchief shower S r ikane T hursday w here they a t ­
the
beach for a short honey moon.
tended a sale of H ereford cattle.
Before more th an 300 friends
Word w as received a t the local fo r her d au g h ter, Mrs. Jam es They stopped a t W alla W alla on and relativ es g ath ered a t the
i P h ifer, who will leave soon to join
S atu rd ay before re tu rn in g home. Swedish B ap tist Tem ple in P o rt­
d ra ft board office th a t Bill" Roth,
h er husband a t H erm iston.
Mr. and Mrs. W< C. Todd, Mr. land the aftern o o n of F eb ru ary
son of Mr. and Mrs. H enry Roth.,
Miss P atricia C yphers and ten and M rs. L aw rence TJodd, Miss
23 Miss Lila F a y Boyce* d au g h ­
now of W ashington. enlisted in th e students of the public speaking
Vivian F ritts , Ed and Bud F ritts,^ te r of Rey. and Mrs. S. L. Boyce
V. S. Arm y from W ashington chess m otored to The Dalles Mon­
,y
and is now in the 91st OBVN Sq. day n ig h t to see “ Gone W ith the Genevieve O estreich and Daisy of P o rtlan d and M aurice L. de
G a rre tt attended the County Sun- V r.es of P o rtlan d , son of Mr. ^nd
Pacific P ow er & L ig h t com pany’s
at F o rt Lewis.
W ind.”
d; y School ra lly a t Moro Sunday. M rs. W illiam de V ries, of SaleVn,
Out cf town relatives attending
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blake of
Mr. and M rs. E rn e st Van N uys w ere united in m arria g e by Qr. fleet of 107 service tru c k s placed
the funeral of Mr. John Hay’s Moro w’ere visitors at the h-ome of ol The DaMee attended the fu n eial
W. T. M illiken of P ortland. The fo u rth am ong 39 u tility fleets
Sunday w ere Jam es H ays of San Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb S un­ s< tvices for John H ays held here
bride’s twùn b ro th er, F rancis H ays com peting in its division of th
Luis Obispo, C alifornia, Mr. and day afternoon.
N ational F le et S afety con test fo r
Si nday.
Boyce gave h e r in m arriag e.
Mr*
Roy Feely and d a u g h ter
Miss Cassie Holmes le ft S a tu r­
M arg u erite Ordiway was soloist the la st six m onths of 1940, ac­
Mr.
and
M
rs.
T.
M.
Ball
had
as
N tid a , and Mr. and Mrs. Arch
day for Moro to take care of R. W. th e ir guests over the week en 1 w ith Mr. B ernard McClain a t the cording to a sum m ary received by
Zehner of The D alles; Mr. and
George I. D rennan, field su p erin ­
P inkerton who is very ill a t his hi i p aren ts, Mr." and Mrs.
M. organ.
M rs. John Block of Backovenl
ten
d en t in ch arg e of the com pany s
home.
Ball, of C orvallis.
The bride- was att'ired in w hite
Br-uce Alley of B um s; S erg ean t
safety
p ro g ram . '
Mrs
.Ted
von
Borstel
and
chil-
Miss P a tric ia C yphers accom pa- satin w ith h er veil arran g e d in
M aurice Feely of F o rt Lew is; and
The
tru c k s w ere driven 553,000
dien of Kent were visitors a t the ni d Miss Je a n Powell to her home a pearl and rh inestone h ea d ­
H enry Clem ents of The Dalles.
miles—
th e equivalent of 22 tim es
Sam Holm es home Sunday.
a colonial
n ear Moro, to spend the week end. dress. She c a rried
Mrs. E d g a r Alley en tertain ed
around
the w orld—w ith only th ree
Mr. and Mrs. A rzell Lemley, bouquet of w hite sw eet peas and
I. D. Pike and Louis May were
n u m b ers of the junior bridge club
accidents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
illiam
B
x
k
,
Mr.
rose buds.
business visitors a t H erm iston
and additional guests T hursday
A v erag e of the 132 truckfleets
ar.J Mrs. A. A. D unap and d au g h ­ I H er siste r, M rs. Orville R uggles
T
hursday
and
F
riday.
aftern o o n a t the home of her
in the Public U tilities division fo r
te
r
A
nita,
and
K
enneth
B
arn
e
tt
who
was
h
er
m
atro
n
of
honor,
Mr. and M rs.' C harles Lemley
m other, Mrs. Gus E ngstrom . Mrs
were in The Dalles Sunday night wore blue taffeta. The other a t ­ the six m onths period was 2.33
K eid riek L'unlap and Mrs. Dell were visitors in The Dalles F r i­ to a tten d the show “ Gone W ih ik
te n d a n ts w ore sim ilar frocks in accidents per 100,000 miles tr a v ­
O’d* Held high score honors w ith day, and Mrs. A rt Schilling ac­
W
ind.”
a
tea rose shade. They all carried eled. Pacific com pany’s record
,~w sco re.h eld by. Miss B arbara com panied them home. Mr. and
w as 0.54 accidents per 100,000
W ayne Kelly, B. M. Kelly ^ n d coh,niai bouquets to m atch.
M rs. Lem ley * retu rn ed to The
W alpole.
H arvey
Bowlin w ere
business ' Rosilee L illard, flower girl, niece m iles, 77 per cent less th an the
The plays, “ The Radio C ontrol Dalles S atu rd ay when Mrs. Lem ­ visitors in The Dalles Sunday.
of the bride, d a u g h te r of Mr. and g roup av erag e.
ley entered a hospital to have her
Room” and “ The Troublesom e
Seventy eig h t p assen g ers o p er­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
v
e
re
tt
D
unlap
of
M rs. L. R. L illard, had a yellow
R ascal,” presented by th e public tonsils removed. She returned
ated by the com pany traveled
S
alt
Lake
C
ity,
U
tah
arrived
here
i
chiffon
frock.
The
best
man
and
speaking class F rid ay evening were h me Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam B rinker: T hursday at the T. M. Rolfe ranch j u sh ers w ere d ark suits with .w hite 478,000 m iles d u rin g the sam e p e r­
Wti; attended. Miss Ellen E akin
¡c arn a tio n b u tto n n aire. The ring iod w ith only two accidents to earn
w here they will be employed.
rendered a vocal solo before the w >re visitors in The Dalles F ri­
Mr.-
and
Mrs.
Bob
LaBleu
an
J
b earer, E rn e s t Dtrapella, a nephew ninth place in a g ro u p in g of 3<
pre gram .
She was accom panied day.
Mr. and Mrs. W ayland Weld an 1 son Lynn were visito rs in The of the bride, son of Mr. and Mrs. p assen g er car fleets in the W estern
a t the piano by Grace M arie
F ra n k D rapella, was dressed in a division.
children cam e up from P ortland Di lies Sunday.
Zt vely.
Mrs.
F
ay
e
F
ields
and
Melvnn
F rid ay to spend the week end
C. B. Andrew s, Mrs. John P at- v ¡tin«- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D unlap of Hood R iver were v isit­
inniiwhwi //////////. muu
A
jcns and Ted E v e re tt w ere visitors J. S. Newcomb.
ing relative-s here Monday.
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t
A
l
l
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l
l
in The Dalles W ednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
alph
E
akin
and
Mr. and M rs. Jak e Wilson of
The A m erican Legion A uxiliary R ent w ere business visitors here children of Moro w ere dinn-ti
g u ests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
me ♦. a t the home of Mrs. Ted E v er­ Thursday.
e tt Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock lef: E stel H a rtle y Sunday.
Mrs. Doty of Moro visited her
Mrs. John Rolfe, Cora B ayer and F rid ay fo r Oregon City w her?
/• ..
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b
le
th e r in law and siste r, Mr. and
they
will
help
the
fo
rm
er’s
p
a
r­
Mrs. Maude G a rre tt and d au g h ter,
Daisy, and Mrs. Jam es P h ifer en ts, Mr. and Mrs. Kock, celebrate M is. John T ay lo r S atu rd ay .
i
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zi
Bruce Alley arriv ed S itu rd a y
w tre visitors in The Dalles Mon­ th eir golden wedding an n iv ersary
piti
from B urns to a tten d the funeral
on Sunday.
day.
s<1 vices of his g ra n d fa th e r, John
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Sm
ith
and
SCW’B roqi
Jim Wilson of K ent was a busi­
Mjrrujn m*««,
H ys, on Sunday, re tu rn in g to his
T
'd
E
v
e
re
tt
were
visitors
in
The
ness visitor here Tuesday.
hem
e
Monday
afternoon
D tiles F riday.
T l r . and Mrs. Ben P ayne and
W. C. Todd and A rt Schilling
Mrs. John Brogan and children
d au g h ter, Doris, and Mr. and Mrs.
of The Dalles stopped at the Sam n v to re d to The Dalles Wedne
Melvin Fulkerson and his sister
93. J , oof
Holmes home Sunday on th eir to visit Mrs. Schilling and her son.
and son of M aupin, w ere dinner
Curl a t the hospital.
way to. Antelope.
guests a t the home of Mr. and
O
C U E E R E U L A S ¿ ¡ÏS Ì V / W i S ”
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kelley had
Mrs. Dick Holdaway M onday eve­ ns th eir guests F riday and S a t­
The new' traffic cop had be n
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ning.
urday Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Holmes told by his inspector to overtake
Mr. and M rs. C harles E v erett and son, Dallas W ayne, of R ed­ ar.d stop a speeding car. -Ten m in­
of W asco visited a t the home of
utes la te r he ra n g up to re p o rt:
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted E v e re tt Sunday
by en
F ran k and Claude Bayer, Helen “ Car was being driven
0 ÍU N D
afternoon. ‘
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
S ta rk , H a rry
S tark and Roy.x actress. I stops her, pulls out my
Mr. and M rs^ T; M. Rolfe and H ogue w ere in The Dalles Sunday notebook. She snatch es it, w rites
' National Dbtillers Products Corporation, New Yorlt
S
M rs. Roy W ells le ft W ednesday to atten d the show.
h er a u to g ra p h i^nd leaves me stan d ­
for T he Dalles where they will see
,
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'V ’ ~ ' ' v 'Vi
Glen K arnes and son Lloyd and ing.”
the show before going to Steven- Mrs Cleon B arker w ere visitors
sen, W ashington to visit Mr. and in The Dalles Monday.
Mrs W B. M athews. T hursday
R obert Holmes of K ent was a
they will go to P ortland accompa- visitor a t the home of Mr. and
riod bv M rs. M athew s to v isit i M rs. B. M. Kelley S atu rd ay nighx.
re la tiv e s while Mr. Rolfe goes to I Miss M yrtle H elyer and Jesse
C orvallis to bring R obert home fo r H elyer of K ent spent Sunday
The Dalles
Oregon
sp rin g vacation.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. R obert
Am ong those who were in The Bclshe at Moro.
D al’es Sunday to see the show
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Holme i
“ Gone W ith the W ind” were Mr. , at d son, and Mrs. B. M. Kelley
and M rs. Claus B ardenhagen and 1 were visitin g Mrs. M illard Eakm
fam ily, M erle Sm ith, Em m a Jea n F rid ay afternoon.
T h e A n n u a l S p j m g O p e m u g , T l u n t d a y M a r c h , 1 3 th ,
Miss M a rg a re t T rabue spent,
E akin, John Malcolm, F rances
Wells, Ross Fields and Doris N ew ­ the week end in The D alits visit-
1941, a t 7 :0 0 P . M ., o f t h e w i n d o w s t h w i r g l a t e s t
; inz her m other.
comb.
Mrs. A rt Schilling w ent to The
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. R uggles and
: ty le s o f th e s p r i n g s e a s o n .
Bud Coon w ere v isito rs in The Dalles S atu rd ay to re tu rn her son
Boyce-de Vries
Wedding Held
In Portland
Former Grass
Valley Resident
Joins Army
Light & Power Co.
Piace Fourth
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announces
S ty le S h ow
Sentiment Against Raiding
Highway Funds Grows in US.
against the raiding
S ENTIMENT
of highway funds is growing
HONOR ROLL
in all parts of the Unted States
Legislatures of 20 states at their
1941 sessions, a nation-wide sur­
vey discloses, will consider pro­
posals for constitutional amend­
ments to protect automotive tax
funds from being diverted to non­
highway purposes.
Last year the people of four
states voted for such amend­
ments, making a total of 11 states
that have adopted such constitu­
tional safeguards. These states, as
indicated on the accompanying
honor roll, include California,
P r e s e n t,in ti s p r in g « g z -y » -' g n r m t n l P , t w e n t y m c d e J s
a. b o u n t i f u l t w o h o u r c h o w o f c h i l d r e n , y f n n g m e n
a n d w o m e n , a l l o w i n g c 'o i h i n g f o r t h e e n t i r e f a m i l y .
New Spring
C A L IF O R N IA
MICHIGAN
NEW HAMPSHIRE
MINNESOTA
MISSOURI
COLORADO
KANSAS
ID A H O
NEVADA
NORTH DAKOTA
S O U T H D A K O TA
in
DRESSES
Prints, plains, combinations,
navy and black triple sheers
w ith lingerie trim- -BeautifuI !
screen prints
jerseys, end
crepes.
A lso jacket
Hats to top off your new
sp rin g su it w ith dash and
eye-appeal. In our gam e,
h e a rts a re trum ps-
I t ’s sp rin g
$2.98
OUR STATE?
Gloves in all the shades
th a t are s m a rt for spring ac­
cessories, rico sand, pink,
dusty rose, d arin g red, navy,
powder blue, w hite and black.
Made out of new rayon Enka
m aterial. Six
button lengths.
IKCSe STATES HAVE
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS T O
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PROTECT ROAD FUNDS! '
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dresses and reddingotes.
$7.95
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98c
Frownes B A G S
Michigan. New Hampshire, Min­ roads, it is w idely believed, is u n ­
nesota, Missouri, Colorado, Kan­ fair and u n ju st taxation.
Because taxing the pebple for
sas, Idaho, Nevada, North Dakota
one thing, and then using th e
and South Dakota.
Encouraged by the victories in proceeds for som ething else, is a
those 11 states, groups of farm­ new practice in public policy,
ers/ motorists, motor truck own­ present constitutions of the s tr ' s
ers and others interested in high­ do not covPr the m a tte r Toe
way transportation are pressing fram ers of the constitutions slid,
for the adoption of protective not foresee the future. Since a
amendments in another score of leg islatu re is legally free to act
states. Gasoline taxes and motor as it sees fit in m atters not cov­
vehicle registration fees, theyr ered in its constitutiton, the cr.ly
point out, were devised to pro­ w ay th a t people of a state con
vide funds to pull the states out of ex p ress effectively th eir v 11
the mud. Roads built with those against th e practice is to b. g
taxes not only are benefiting th e ir constitution up to date by
motorists, but they also are con­ voting in an am endm ent. T hat is
tributing much to the economic exactly w h at they are doing. P u b ­
and social progress bf the states. lic opinion definitely is re p u d ia t­
The practice of taxing the high­ ing the diversion of autom otive
way users for roads, and then us­ tax ip n d s t? non-highw ay funds
unsound, and u n ju st public
ing the funds for purposes having as
gothiii<A whatsoever to do with policy -
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M ade from the new rayon Enka
m aterial all the shades of the
gloves th a t m atch, navy, w hite,
pow der blue, rico ' sand, “pink,
d u sty rose, and black——Zipper
closing, coin purse,
and M irror.
$ 1 . 9 8
M ail Orders Filled Promptly
Charge Accounts - Budget Plan - Lay-Away - Phone 2133
N O T IC E .O F E X P IR A T IO N O F R ED EM PTIO N PEK IO D
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C ertificate num ber, N am e of Own-
ers, and D escription of P ro p e rty
City ol G rass V alley, W est H alf o f Lots 2
and
........'..................................................
S'
3
=
11
Sherman «Addition to the City of Grass
Valley, Lots 6 and
........... ....................
7
11
40.94
144. D. C. O’Reilly, City o f Moro, lOrigi-
nal Site, Lots 1, 2, 3 and
.............................
5
33
C ity o f Moro, O riginal Site, L ots 1 a n d ...... - 3
34
123.28
145. « A nna «Packard, H enarieville Addi­
tion to the C ity of G rass Valley
..............
5
9
10.33
148. M arg aret W. P eetz and W. C. B ry­
an t E sta te , Rollins F ir s t A ddition to the
City o f G rass V alley, Lots 1, 2, 3, and
e a ste rly 35 ft. o f
................................
4
6
46.37
149. 'Ronald A. P e rra u lt, Vol. Y, P age
189. D unlap’s Second Addition to the C ity
of W asco, Lots 1 and
..................................
2
8
137.68
150. George S. P ersh in E sta te , L ot 1 ........
36
3N 16E 13.65
153. Ruby B. P e tty s, South H alf of
N orthw est Q u a rte r and E a st H alf of
S o u th east Q u a rter
1
4S 14E
N o rth w est Q u a rte r of
....................
6
4S 15E 193.47
154. Guy W. ¡Pickard, City of W asco, O ri­
ginal Site. Vol. T, P age 319
4
IN 17E
City of W asco, O riginal Site, Lots 6 and
F ractio n of
.....»,...........................................
5
2
155. »Russell P iersoll, F airv iew Addition
to the City of W asco, Lots 11 and
............
12
19 -
156. F red and Genevieve P ick ett, City of
*
Moro, O riginal Site
. ............ .........................
3
22
138. A nna P rovost, C ity of Moro, O rigi-
’ il £? **•,
....... .............................................
8
5
160. E. P. Rich, B iggs Addition to the
Citv of Wftseo, Vol. X, P a g e 382, Lots 3 4,,
181.10
5 and
................................. ..............’. .... .
6
4
163. Mrs. B. J. R obertson, D u n lap ’s S ec­
ond A ddition to the C ity of W asco, F ra c ­
....................................
4
5
tion of Lots 3 and
164. L. W. Ross, C ity o f Moro, O riginal
Site, Vol. T, P age 286
.............................
4 ’
5
165. B erth a Sagaw e E sta te , N o rth e ast
Q u a rter and N o rth H alf o f S o u th east
18E 145.88
Q u a rte r
.................................................
36
IS
166. Andy Sandvig, City of W asco, O ri­
862.89
ginal Site, Lots 2, 3, 4, and E a s t 12 ft. of
5
1
167. Andy Sandvig, C ity of W asco, O ri­
110.54
ginal Site" Lots 11 and •
.......................... * * 1 2
6
168. Em m a S ay rs, C ity of Moro, O rigi­
16.92
7
36
nal Site, S outherly H alf of Lots 6 and .....
169. Louis Schadewdtz E s ta te , K ent Town.,
O riginal Site, W est 60 ft. of .........................
10
10
17.72
K ent Town., O riginal Site. Lots 3 and
4
11
170. Joseph S ch eu rer. C lem ents Addition
to the City of G rass Valley
.......................
1
10
Clem ents Addition to the C ity of G rass -7
86.79
Valley. Lots 5 and
.........-............................. . 6
7
177. T E. Sink E sta te , C ity o f W asco,
<((7
O riginal Site, Vol. R, P age 540, Lots
10. 11 and
.................................................
12
f>
17< L o tt’e S irginson E s ta te , M owry Ad­
dition to the City of Moro
...........................
7
5
180. L aura S m ith, C ity of W asco, O rigi-
nal S i'e. Vol. O, P age 20
........................
181. Mamie. E, Spoonem ore. R agsdale and
M orrOnn Addition to K ent Town., Vol, K,
13.45
Page 429, P a rt of
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2
182. E arl D. S tack , Ixits 3, 4, and South^
H alf of N o rth east Q u a rte r
................. C" - 2
IS 19E 141.24
186. Zoe S. Thom pson. H enarieville Addi­
tion to the C ity of G rass Valley, Lot 8
17.41
7
7
and F ractio n of
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187._ K. F. Thom pson, Kent Town., Ori-
5.33 *
7
7
g ira l Site, E a st 20 ft. Ixifs 6 and ..............*.
188 Alice M. T horpe, N orth H alf of
36
2S Î5E 44.29
N o rth w est Q u a rter.
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189. L aura Tom lin E s ta te , M owry «Addi-
15.11
1
8
tion to the C itv of Moro
.............................
190. U nited S ta tes Tru'st C om pany, Lot 3,
less 14 96-100 acres R ig h t c f W ay, and
18-100 of acre of Lot 3, Deed Records,
2N 16E 4.69
9
Vol. Z. P a g e 21
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191. Jennie Van G ilder E sta te , Vol. V,
IN 17E 65.09
4
Page 437, 5 acres
193. Jennie Van Gilder E state, Vol. V,
IN 17E 4.89
4
P age 437, 33-100 acres
.........................
191. Jen n ie Van G ilder E sta te , Vol. V,
IN 17E 10.92
4
Page 437. 1 37-100 acres
195. H. A. Van Gilder. D unlap’s F ir s t
23.09
6
B
Addition to the City of W asco, Lots 5 and
197. L C. F reem an, C ity of Moro, Origi-
48.71
12
3
r.al S;te, Vol. U. P age 162
198. V irginia A. M orse, B iggs Addition
222.41
3
10
to th e City of Wasco. Lots 9 and
...........
199. F irm e rs E lev ato r and Supply Com-
nanv. City of Moro, O riginal S ite, Vol. V,
291.61
P age 289, L-ots 1 and
....................................
‘ 2
5
200. H enrv Schadew itz
E s ta te , K ent
Tow n..O riginal Site, Lots 1 and ..................
2
10
23.58
K ent Town., O riginal Site, Lots 2 and ....
3
6
201. Thom as S ilv erth o rn , N o rth e a st Q uar­
ter of N o rth east Q u a rte r ? .........................
20
4S lfiE
15E 30.01
’N o rth w est Q u a rter of N o rth w e st Q u a rter
21
4S
202. C. H. Van H utton. D unlap’s Second
Addition to the City of W asco, Lot 7 and
20.67
F raction of
.................................-..........
°
5
203. B. M. V anlandingham . C ity of Wasco
O riginal Site, N orth H alf of Lots 11
482.92
1
and
................ .....................................
12
205. C. E. W ard, Fairview Addition to the
26.53
14
1
........................................
City of W asco. Lot
207. W asco M otor Service, M cPherson’s
F irs t Addition to the C ity of W asco, Lots
120.76
1 ,2 ,3 , and E a s t H a lf of
.............................
208. E. L. Weld, B iggs F ir s t Addition to
• the Citv of W asco. Vol. W , P ages 56 and
131.29
98. N o rth 65 ft. of Lots 1, 2, 3. and — .........
1
209. E. L. Weld, B iggs F ir s t Addition to
the City of W asco, Vol. W, P age 55, Lots
98.04
.............................. -.....................
i
5. 6, 7 and
210. E. L. Weld, B iggs Addition to the
65.77
C ty o f W asco
....................-.......................
'
i
211. IT. H. and Cora W hite, South H alf
18E 268.82
of N o rth e a st Q u a rte r
.............................
13
213. W esley J. W ilde, D unlap’s F ir s t
A ddition to the C ity of W asco, Lots 1,
2 and
.............................. .............................
3
3
D unlap’s F ir s t A ddition to the City of
W asco Lots 7 and
.....................................
8
2
79.54
214. W iley. H annafin and W alsh, K ent
Town., O riginal Site, All of
.....................
9
9.62
216. Jam es Woods E sta te , Citv d f Moro,
O riginal Site, L ots 1, 2, 3, 8 and F raction
cf 9 and
................................................
19
15
69.61
217.. Nell J. Woods E sta te . M cPherson
Addition to the C ity of W asco, 1, 2,
3. and
t
.......................... ..........................
8
M cPherson A ddition to th e City of W asco,
Lots 1. 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, and ......................................
8
9
- M cPherson Addition to the C ity of W asco,
,
Izot, 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. 7 8 11 and .........................
12 .
11
M cPherson Addition to the C ity o f Wasco,
F ractio n al of Lots 11 and
.........................
12
12
-■ 291.95
T h a t each of said sum s hereinabove set fo rth a«s due on the sev­
eral parcels and tra c ts b ears in tere st a t the r a te of 8 p er cent p er
i annum from and a fte r October 1, 1938.
.
T h a t all th e foregoing described real p ro p erties are situ ated
j in Sherm an C ounty, O regon.*’
This notice is published p u rsu a n t to an o rd e r of th e C ounty
Court of Sherman-«County, S ta te of Oregon, in tw0 w eekly issues of
the Sherm an C ounty Jo u rn a l, a new spaper of general circulation
prin ted and published in said Sherm an C ounty, iState of O regon. The
date of the first publication c f th is notice is th e 14tb day of M arch,
1941, and the d a te of th e la s t publication o f th is notice is th e 21st
i dav of M arch, 1941.
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C. IC. WIIzSON
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Sheriff and T ax Collector fo r
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Sherman County, State of Oregon,
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