Sherman County journal., June 30, 1950, Page 2, Image 2

rA G E 2 SIIERMA.X COUNTY JOURNAL. M vR lk OREGON
F R I D A l,
publication, June
The Southwest Quarter (SW14) Date of Tirst
H W % of Section 34, T ow n ­ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF
of Section Nine (9), Township 16, 1950
ship 1 South, Range 16 East T H E STA TE OF OREGON FOR
D IC K & D IC K
T w o (2) North, Range Sixteen
sible.
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SHERM AN COUNTY
/»hrnnzin fciuuitg Hourxxai
of the Willamette Meridan.
Attom yes for Plaintiff
It is
unfortunate
that
the
(16)
Bast
of
the
Willamette
KEENAN,
Plaintiff,
2. That b y «a :d decree it be ad­ A L V I N
Post Office Address
jx-oplfc have so little confidence
Meridian.
P l b i b M Every F rtanj at
vs.
ju d g e d and decreed th a t th e d e
The Dalles, Oregon
in the state department and ad­
That by said decree It be
Moro, <>r«fo«
KEENAN,
the un 2.
fendants and each of them have A R T H U R
ministration.
Some would say
33-(ic
adjudged- and decreed that the
no estate, rig:*:, title nor inter­ known heirs of B E R N A R D K E E ­
GUr* L. Frrneh
____
Editor that it is unfortunate that the
S
<
W
(t'K
to
CltkbTTORH
of
them
Deceased; the unknown defendants and each
est in and to said land and that N A N ,
state department has been such
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
have
no
estate,
right,
title
nor
heirs
of
L
Y
D
I
A
K
E
E
N
A
N
,
De­
t Mere. Oremoo. ooder A rt that it lost the confidence of the
the title of the plaintiff be de­
that
Eugene H.
Spencer has
interest
In
and
to
said
land
and
W March *. 1ST»._________
creed to be go'-d valid and clear. ceased; also all other persons or
people But we can hardly change
been
appointed
Executor
of the
that
the
title
of
the
plaintiff
be
"OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
claiming any
3.
That the
defendants and parties unknown,
it now. W e must go on with it
Estate of
H ow ard M. Spencer,
decreed
to
be
good,
valid
and
right,
-
title,
estate,
lien
or
inter­
each of th^n be forever enjoin
and hope that it w ill make an
>C B Sf’K! rTION RATES
defendants Deceased, and has qualified as
ed from n e t rung or claiming est in the real estate described clear, p. That the
acceptable program for the na
ONE YEAR . -----------------
herein,
De­ and each of them be forever en­ such.
any right whatsoever in and to in the complaint
tion .
,
All
persons
having
claims
joined from asserting or claim­
It is the observation of
the
the
above-d« ribed
real
pro­ fendants
against
said
Estate
are
hereby
ing
any
right
whatsoever
in
and
TO:
The
unknown
heirs
of
perty,
a d v e r -e to the plaintiff,
writer that a vast majority of
B E R N A R D K E E N A N , Deceas to the above-described real pro notified and required to present
the citizens of this area would
and that the plaintiffs title be
ed; the unknown heirs of L Y ­ perty.e adverse to the plaintiff, the same, duly verified, to said
prefer that this nation stayed
quieted in an i to said land, that
at
Wasco,
Oregon,
D IA K E E N A N Jleceased; also and that the plaintiffs title be Executor
the plaintiff be decreed to be
closer to home and make few er
within
six
months
from
the
date
quieted
In
and
to
said
land,
and
all other
persons or - parties
the sole an<
exclusive owner
commitments
in foreign lands.
M l W S F A F ÏB
thereof. 4. For such other and
unknown, claiming any right,» that the plaintiff be decreed to of first publication of .this no­
A s a theory that is probably al­
P U B L IS H ! Kt
further
relic as to the court
title, estate, lien, or interest be the sole and exclusive owner tice.
right; as an actuality we did go
The first publication is June
m
ay
seem
just
and
equitable.
in the real estate described in thereof. 4. F or such other and
abroad
with
our
promises
and
ASSOCIATION
This
summ>
ns
is
published
by
16,
1950.
«
do
have
our nose protruded
the complaint herein, Defen­ further relief as to the cou rt
Eugene H. Spencer
the order of the Honorable E. H.
into the business of many lands.
may
seem
Just
and
equitable.
dants:
JU N E M . 1BSB
Executor of the Estate of
Howell, Jud,
of the above-en
IN
THE
NAM E
OF T H E
W e are not prepared to protect
This summons Is published by
Howard
M Spencer, Deceased
titled
court,
:nade
and
entered
it. W e are getting it hit. Upon
Honorable E. H.
S T A T E O F O R EG O N
you are order of the
HERE IT IB
on
the
23rd
day
of
June,
1950,
J.
Tracy
Barton
how we react
depends our fu­
hereby required to answer the Howell, Judge of the above-en
Date of first publication is June Com plaint filed against you in titled court, made and entered Attorney for the Estate
Almost any half
grown boy ture.
33 6c
30, 1950.
the above cause, on or before on the Jth day of June, 1950. tfhe Dalles, Oregon
knows that
if you stick
your
D ICK & D IC K
four weeks from the date of the
nose into other people's business
The locust trees are in bloom
35-8c
Att rnys for Plaintiff
pretty soon some one Is going now, the first of July, which is
first publication of this
sum­
The Dalles. Oregon
to take a poke at it- That bit of a botanical oddity.
Often the>
mons, and if you fail so to ans­
practical and useful knowledge bloom the first of May.
w er, for w ant thereof, the Plain­
is something the United Stales
tiff w ill apply to the court for
I T T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F
state department hasn’t learned. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F O F T H É S T A T E O F O R EG O N
the
r e lie f
as
prayed
for
A t the beginning of what may T H E « T A T E OF O REGON FOR
in Plain tiffs complaint, to-wit:
Attor ey at law
FO R S H E R M A N C O U N T Y
be a third world w a r this na T H E C O U N T Y O F S H E R M A N C H A R L IE L P O W E L L , Plaintiff
1. That the defendants and each
tion has its few forces scattered C O R D E L IA 8. CROSS, Plaintiff
of
them be required to set forth
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MORO
all over the world, across two
the
n a tu re of their
claims, if
M
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R
Y
E
D
IT
H
SAYRS;
L
A
M
E
R
v.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
oceans in almost every contin­ H A CROSS Defendant
any, to the following described
H
SA Y R S;
MRS. L A V O N N E
Afternoons
ent. * W e have planned to have
real property, and that all of the
H A R T ; M A R Y L O U IS E L E M ­
SUMMONS No. 2737
no more difficulty about it than
adverse
claims of the defendants
L
E
Y
;
the
unknown
heirs
of
TO: H. A CROSS, defendant
T H I DALLES
cme might expect in taking a bas­
or
any
of
them may be deter­
O
M
E
R
G.
SAYRS,
Deceased;
also
above named'
ket of food to a sick neighbor
211 Eas Third Street
mined by decree of this court: .
I n the name of th e all other persons or parties un­
The solid facts of international S T A T E O F O R EG ON: You are known claiming any right, title,
Telei ione 3209
existence seem to have escaped hereby required to appear and estate, lien or interest in
the
the present leaders of this na answer
the
complaint
filed real estate described in the com­
tion. History, if consulted, would against you in thè above entitled plaint, herein. Defendants. ♦
have told them ' the value of cause on or before the expiration To: The unknown heirs of O M E R
force. The president has been of four weeks from the date o f
G. SAYRS, Deceased; also all
insistent that a 44 unit air force the first publication of this sum­
other persons or parties un­
wm sufficient and despite the mons, and if you fail so to appear
known
claiming
any
right,
advice of the senate that is all
title, estate, lien or interest In
and answer
plaintiff for want
w e have. The draft w as unpopu­ thereof
the real
estate described
In 1
will
take
ju d gm en t
lar and so instead
of losing against you for ' the sum
the complaint herein, Defen- J
of
votes
th e ' administration pre $5680 00. with
dants.
‘
, 1
interest thereon
ferred to lose the arm y.
W e at the legal rate from November
IN
THE NAM E
OF
THE
have
dissipated our resources 23, 1949, together with her costs S T A T E O F O R EG O N you
are
all over the world
instead of a n d
disbursements
incurred hereby required to answer the
making
ourselves
strong and
Complaint filed against you In
herein
- -
now, in time of danger, h a ve a
You are'’ further notified that the above cause, on or before
flock
of supplicants
on
our pursuant to an
date of
attachment is­ four weeks from the
protect either ourselves or them,
the
first
publication
of
this
sum­
sued out of this Court, (reorge
hands and little with which to
A. Potter,
Administrator with mons, and if you fail so to ans­
There is no Indication that anv the W ill Annexed of the Estate wer, for want thereof, the Plain­
of the nations on which We have
of
Eliza J.
Dingle,
deceased, tiff w ill apply to the court for
showered .our
generosity uill
which estate is now being pro the relief as prayed for in plain­
field a single
division in our
bated in the County Court of tiffs complaint, to wit: 1, That
tiehalf.
the State of Oregon, for Sher­ the defendants and each of them
So. w h a t W e can either fight
to set forth
the
man County, has certified that be required
In Korea across the five or six
he has the following
personal nature of their claims, if any,
thousand miles of th e P a c ific ,
to the
following described real
can
retreat actually and diplo­ property in his possession and property. arH^ that all of the ad­
matically.
or
try to
a Please under his control belonging to verse claims of the defendants
j
.« -« ■
Russia. Neither course will be you, to-wlt:
or any of them mtay be determ
An
undivided
l-17th
interest
easy and appeasement is lm|* ri­
Ined b y decree of this court
r»
in the undistributed
residue
of assets of the Estate of Eliza
J. Dingle, and undivided l-9lh
interest in remainder o f $10,-
000.00 trust fund in favor of
Alfred Smith, life tenant, M
provided by
Last W ill
and
Testament of Eliza J. Dingle,
deceased.
and that the plaintiff w ill apply
{or an order for the sale of said
property so attached to satisfy
any judgment that may be re­
covered by her against you.
This summons
is
publishe-i
by order of the Honorable E.
H. Howell, Judge of the above
entitled court, made and entered
jn the 26th day of May, 1950,
directing the'publication of this
summons once . each
week for
four consecutive weeks in the
Sherman
County
Journal,
a
newspaper
published
and
of
general circulation in Sherman
County, Oregon.
Date of first publication J un e
30. 1950.
Date of last publication July
21, 1950.
GEO. G. U P D E G R A F F
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