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FAGB I HHKRMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, IfHSI more active In fighting for free dom and independence than oth Rufus News ers. the Magyars whose descen by Mr*. George Fox dants live in H ungary ami Fin The Rufus Grange held Its first land, the Basque* of Spain and Eat»r«4 *■ .woi»4 c U m matter at is* the Welsh, among them. Italians ,,ot lutk dinner 1 hursday, Oct. 5. i*Mi«rfir« at M«r«, O m u , an4«r An i,i<h h-ive fniiL'ht for free. There were quite a few out to eat • - f < ■'----- '» n g r*M ----------- uf M arrfc “ ------- S, IS7S. dom a n d o f course ‘ the colonl” , > •« "'> '- « » » «»■ Mrs Hoi g e r m a n (County .I n u m a i G He* L. F r e n c h .................. Editor --- POIti&U Every Friday a(“ Moro, Orrgon SUBSCRIPTION RATES ONE YEAR OCTOBER 13.1901 MAGAZINE STORY 83.00 on these shores fought for theira It may he that the world’s pop- ulatlon is too large to perm it much freedom anym ore and cer- tainly the efforts of new and small nations to obtain freedom are causing a lot of trouble. Free- dom always had to be restrained to be effective for a nation. It is valuable to retain because it rec- ognizes the individual as of most importance, not the state. The conflict between the two ideolo- gies of Russia which believes • he z o v c .tm e r , m ix riot «. which theoretically believes in the superiority of the ¡»eople to tiie state, goes on It is good to have the president defend free- dom and it would be good to have less pressure to exalt and in- trcase the size of the state. In ’»‘ese days governm ents are the eneni’es of freedom. la,,d Johnson and Mrs. Harland McDonald acting as hostesses, Mr*. Holland Johnson, m aster ° l* ne<* ’he meeting which started at * P- m - R°Han<l Johnson report- **d tbe r a n c h « may get hunting ’- perm ission sign free by writ- *nii ful ’hem. He also read an ar- tltle in the Oregon Farm er that sa?d lbere will lie no more water- ed ^ ° rk ®ft®r Dec. 1, 1961. He ex ,,lalned th e hidden taxes we pay * ben buying food, etc. He told how to cut plastic tile without trou,ble Mrs Harland McDonald on ^ h d a tio n told of the bad ef *“ ts a sales tax> antl a,HO t°l‘l uf a n e w ,ax cour’ In Oregon. She rea< an ar^icle on farm produc- tlon . and Pr *ces an(l ’he Grange opinion of them. Mrs. Otto Peter sen told of the fire hazards dur ing hunting season. On the Home Ec Club it was reported no place for a rummage sale had lieen found as yet. The next club meeting Oct. 12 will b. at the home of Mrs. Joe Morris Mrs. Harland McDonald reported ,be i,,a n Ke has a tidy sum left Hom the food booth at the Sher- hian . ountv Fair. Miss Maiv Brackett reports the Grange owes thanks to 1,1,1 Hall and the Sun- sint* Blscult Co for niaterlal used ln 11 ^alr lxM),b ’ba’ placed sec ond' George Fox told of the opening of bids for thp a<l<Ution to the Rob Cahn, a w riter for the Sal urday Evening Post, says Oregon is divided among those who want development and those who pre- fer fishing Always was but Indus- try keeps on coming in anyway. The W illamette valley was set CHANGE NEEDED tled by families who liked the There are at least two spots country so well they wanted it on this glolie w here conditions all to themselves and th at part must be changed lx* io re there Is of the state has — often -- been some om iort u n it v for thp w o r ld to what reluctant to help Industry ... tjown come to <JR*gon. Yet, that is the • Political rea- part of the state where most ol backe(, chaitUf Kai Chek, the industries have gone. not well enough th a t he could E astern Oregon has the power win, hut enough to become at- and some pretty good timiier to taehed to him. So now we sup- say nothing about the vast ranges Formosa The Reds and extensive wheat lands. It also nun **? Formosa, m e Reds h . u tin .„ I v a n ,U P In n l l . n a , . . a n d In tO° k O V er l b e m a i n l a n d Of China “ J 10? * ’ „ ..... has an advantge ln climate and in The Grange plans on having a and have apparently been doing places there is excellent transpor a miserable job for Chinamen are Booster night Oct. 28. They voted tatlon facilities. Such places will starvlng i}j g ,o en ter the Communty Service undoubtedly grow. tJw Unl(ed Nations h| h contest for 1962. It was reported Ib is new spaper has lieen try not nwan much but ,( dQeg that Mrs. Millard Leigh was sick, lug to find out the “’Htude of d u d e ,n|1,|ops o’f pe()p,e from g Floyd Haines was ill and George Sherman <-‘“ <Jn’lan« al« « t *»d J»8J volCe in the only talking place in U rinkard was injured in a fall, tty and think that a m ajority For the literary program alt would Juul u noon the (uctorle< The ( Berlin. The men Participated In Ihe action song would pa»H them by, although who ()> a|M| f ..Tliree Blind Mice " The lecturer they would do nothing eith er for |( m | lnl|<,g m |(u s s |.in , e rrl,ory rea,I a q u it on whal and when Or„1,? .‘¡"I“ ............... a '" 1 exiw ded II to remain a neu- w* !‘hould *'at Th<,re wa‘ “ ganie We do not think it is iin|X)rtant. tral city or one long divided were b-v ,wo cb<)sen groups, A Procla- some one will lie found to sc among the w orld’s craziest. Now ,1,a” on on ’ nited Nations w ritten out to industry and someone will ||u s natR>n ha# n bv Dwight D. Eisnehow er and I h . glad to work o r industr.v posjtj(>n when? |( mu¡jt defenrf read by Miss Mary Brackett. Tne Here, where " .... we we ' MVr Berlin to save face. It probably «rouP P1« * « 1 a «ame to end the power, water, ater transportation. wi„ bu, as ¡ong Berlln lg Jn program after which Mrs. Rol- land and cllm im ate we can not ex- lSoviet lerrltory lt cannot heIp land Johnson read an article on peet to rem ain a rural area much but he dependent ........... .. . hunting on the com- Hiintinff truest« guests, longer. inunlsts in time. The damage was Under tbe good of the order Arl done nearly tw enty years ago Sm l,h sakl »«a‘’kp«’s or guard rails and so far no one has proposed a sh<n,ld ** at the turn ,n the road IA I.L wav out. south of Rufus near the Millard ‘ Leigh place. It was brought out We used to know a m an who the school buses could easily silt» liked fall w o rk on a w heat ranch, over the grade at this point If lie liked to haul w heat, m ake the X EW CONSTITUTION? the road were snowy or Icy. Now long, tall stack s of straw grow forkful by forkful, liked to bring The committee appointed (O tiie Biggs Canyon is closed the in the vegetables from tiie gar- w,'lle a new constitution for Ore- bl«b »chool bus and the grade den and drive tiie stock into «’>'» or a,nend the old has decided «chool bus both use the Rufus to w rite It all over. That decision «rade road- Holland Johnson said their w inter quarters. Such p r paratlon for tiie w inter gave him is an evidence of tiie god complex all should stand at attention that affects so many officials. wh‘‘n the United States flag is on delight. However, to most hum ans, fall We doubt if any group can writ, tiie floor The m aster told of a t la not a pleusant time of year. u constitution the people will tending the state Grange building dedication in Portland. Things die, the leaves fall from adopt. Quite a few from Rufus area Oregonians, since the ‘’reform'’ file trees, tile fields are yell,» ' for jury and lifeless, tiie calves have era at the turn of the century were called to report have cherished their right to dl,tv Monday at the court house grown to a much less interesting age and then it is cold to a ixxiv change their constitution at will Those serving on tiie Mondt y grown used to sum m er sun and und bave donv »<’• T ba’ ls largely case from Rufus were Mrs. Merle not yet inured to heavy clothes u b a ’ is wrong with it. Any new e‘ ‘ s ,lobn Helloni and constitution that abrogated that Le,and Mtxller. The others on th, and autum n winds. Rut w hether we like it or not rigid would not ix- adopted and ^‘,ry ,l8t were to,d t0 reP°rt Tues it happens every year and usually any new constitution that didn’t day afternoon for another ease Mr. and Mrs. George Fox went right on time, not only by toe curtail tin* priviliege of changing calendar hut by the tem ixuature. tiie constitution willy-nilly will ,o s,H‘n’ Sunda.v a’ Mayville with a nephew and family Mr and Mrs The crops that grew so bountiful ix> a small Improvement. From the make up of the com Jam es G reiner On the way home ly or so discouragingly are gone to lie succeeded. after a w inter mitiee we prophesy it will con over Cottonwood grade they sa v of hope, by others that may or tlnue the nefarious scheme of w here a dver had ***” hlt that may not !*• better. The grow ing so,nv young ’’liberal*” to appor- evening and lay alongside the season is over except for that ,lon r‘*P*’esentatlves and senators highway. They also saw a doe hardy stuff, wheat, which grows on a Population basis for txdh crossing the highway ahead of house*. Constitution makers back their car. in cold weather Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baum held a in 1780 knew le tte r than that. T here are pleasures of fall, |if children We would expect the comlttee square dance for the tiie fall games, some earlv skat- from the fourth grade through ing. hunting but perhaps the lx-;t to ’b*‘ legislature to put is cracking nuts In front of the an ein® W ncy clause on tax hills the eighth grade Friday night fire and toasting the shins Ini, it and we would expect the people They reported a lot of children were out for this first party is really a time for withdraw Inc ,O turn this down I, is likely that the committee Chaperone* were Mr. and .Mi from the outdoors and getting will try to 'co n so lid ate some of an‘‘ Mr i,n<‘ M 1 used to living within walls ,, Every fall we think about that the dozens of agencies the stute i* Mr. and Mrs Bill Baum also man and his enjoyment of a sea burdened with and friends ef fh p m n n /i _ e . ilO S tC G a square dance ,h ? 7 UaT d, an,Ce for for ,h son usually considered unhappy them and also friends of friends ¡i ? h ?cho° 1 and adalts a, Rufus und go on to think lu.w much Of them Will vote against It 1 he trend of the times has Saturday night. There were quit happier all of us would lx« if we a few out for this first party it, weh'ome,! each season when it been for mote governm ent, big eluding some from Moro, Grass came instead of complaining t:ei k’overnm ent, more extensive Valley and Kent. Mr. Baum plan- about tiie end end of the season season jus, jost ’’iidgets wim with rreer freer right light to ,o spend spend having these nirtios - v .r v »J unoui me ending. May,*, of we the enjoy arm nv lf fbaf Hen,I still continues „ ,s X k ,1 u , , the w inter , mg M J-o r .„n e w r„ , . con8tih,. WV W ANT ADS FOR SALE: 2 lots in Block 8 original town of Wasco. Arlet Rhinehart, Ph. GI 2-5207. 50-lp WANTED: Baby sitter from 1 to about 2:30 each school day during nap-time. G. M urray at the May house. 50»> rO R A gricultural loans see F L B .. of The Dalles and the Mid-Col umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sis. CPpress 6-2468. tfu. FOR SALE: Used electric stove, w ater heater, refrigerator. Ivan K irkelie, Moro. 41-tfn LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your self - "AnciOi Brand“ ^t.im iu H ealth Products, penicillin, and instrum ents are available at your Co-op Oil and Supply at The Dalles. 20c tin WANTED: Fulltime deputy posi tion open December 1, 1961. Men -25-50 office exp. nec., ¡Milice exp. preferred. Apply Sherm an County Sheriif. 48c REDUCTION SALE: for a limited time only. Any purchase of $10.00 or more will lie discount ed 25%, including the Gift Shoo. MAE REID, W. R. REID, STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com-1* ^ « four weeks from the date plete painting and decorating first publication-of this service, spray or brush. Phone summons if w ithin the United CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 FI States, and on or before six weeks 12th SL Vern Campbell and from the date of the first publi- Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfo cation of this summons if outside L & E Paint Shop: Interior a n l the United States, and if you fail exterior Decorating — Spray to 80 a PI*ar and answ er, for want Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Val- tbt*»eof. the plaintiffs will apply iev 42-tfn to tbe ro d rt for the relief as pray- 80 BED OREGON state approved' ,,,) ' ht' P ^ n ttf is ’ complaint, nursing Home located in t«au l'* wU- rh a l ,he ‘^ ie n Ja n t- and each of them lie required to set forth their claims, right, title, interest or estate, if any, in the following descriixxl real property, and that the adverse claims of the defendants, and each of them, o r any of them, be determ ined bv decree of this court: The NE*4 of Section 3d, a n i .EGAL HOTxCBS Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.UJj. 109 a ire s in tiie S E '.i of said Meets every second T hurs ■Section 30, Township 1 South, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF b day each month. Visiting Range 18 E.W.M., Sherm an THE STATE OF OREGON FOR m embers invited Moro, Ore County, Oregon, the said lO'J Edna Paulson, W. M. THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN acres iieing described as fol Dorothy H eater, Secretarj’ In the M atter of the ) No. 665 lows: HARLANDVIEW GRANGE E state of Elizabeth M .) Beginning at the Southeast Meet* F irst and Third Saturday; Kupyers. Deceased , NOTICE corner of Section 30, Township Notice is hereby given that the each month at 8:00 p. in, 1 South, Range 18 E.W..M . undersigned as Executor of the Earl Gentry, Master thence North 2,640 feet to the estate of Elizabeth M. Kupyers. FTorence Bruckert, Sec’y. N ortheast corner of the SE*4 of Deceased, has filed his final ac I.upinr Rebekah Ixxige No. 1,9 said Section 30; thence West count in the County Court of the Meets .¡lid ano Jtli Tue»- \\ R REID A SON WASCO State of Oregon for Sherman 1,602 feet to the East line of the ’ days of each month. Visit OREGON. 49c:in Hay Canyon Road; thence S. 20° County, and that the 6th day of ing member* weicorr.. 47’ W. 226.7 feet; thence S. 0° 53’ CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING, by November, 1961, at the hour »f Mary Brackett, N. G. W. 451.6 feet; thence S. 10’ 4U appointm ent only. Custom cur 1();00 o’clock A. M. and at the Helen Martin, Sec retary W. 457.8 feet; thence S. 15* 12’ mg. Meat cutting, wrapping, c ourt Room of said Court have Taylor LODGE A. F. & A. M. W. 275.4 feet; thence S. 11* 45’ sharp freeze. K enny’s Market, l)een appointed by said Court as Wasco, Meets the first 432.8 feet; thenec S. 3* 42’ E. Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345 (be time and place for the hearing Tuesday of each month. /G )? 230.7 feet; thence S. 3* 18’ W. for appointm ent. 23-tfn Of objections hereto and settle- Visiting b reth em welcome. 239 feet; thence S. 6° 55’ w . WLNK GOLDENDALE SALES ment thereof. Harland McDonald, W M. 351.2 feet; thence S. 88° 47’ E. Yard, Goidendale, Wash., has Dated and first published, Octo- Vernon Root, Secretary 1,930 feet to the place of begin- an auction every Friday at one lx»r 13, 1961. ing containing 109 acres, ex o ’clock We have the m arket if Date of last publication Novem- Eureka Ixirige N 121 A.F.A 1. cept that parcel of land hereto you have the livestock. Guar i,er 3, 1961. Meets on the 1 it and 3ra 3rn A fore granted and conveyed to anteed top prices. F rank W ink CHARLES F. KUYPERS Thursday evenings eacx, M. E. Church, known as Spauld nonth. Visiting membei ci s * 33c-tfn Executor ing Chapel, and also that cer cordially invited to meet w ith u>. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, brick IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Max Belshe, W. M. tain tract heretofore granted faced h-juse, daylight basement, THE sTATFf OF OREGON FOR Irving H art, Secretary and conveyed to said church built-in kitchen appliances SHERMAN COUNTY for a parsonage. Moix> I.«>DGK NO. 113 f.O.O.F. (stove, oven, garbage dispose, LILLIA N SCHASSEN; LUTH- ALSO, the NE14 of Section 31, Meets 1st an.l 3rd Tues> D-washer) wall to wall carpet, ER DAVIS EVELYN DAVIS Township 1 South, Range 18 ^ f ’ day» in 1.0.0U hall Tran- 2 fireplaces, recreation r o q r , TRACEW ELL: ANNA SCHASS- •lent and visitP.p brother» E.W.M., Sherman County, Ore laundry room, paiio, all land- CLA r k ; and M INNIE D 0 R \ are cordially ln v .ted gon. Floyd Haines. C scaped, storage m garage. C h ’1 SCHASSEN ECK, aka M innt (2) that by said decree it be ad- Leo W atkins, Secretary Wasco GI 2-5210. 37-ti Dora Schassen Eck, plaintiffs, vs.‘ judged and decreed that the de- PEARL M. SCHASSEN, widow, fendants and each of them have heir-at-law and legatee, and de- no estate, right, title nor interest visee hy virtue of the will of John ¡n and to said atiove described MORO FLOOR COVERING A. Schassen, deceased; GUSTAVE real property, and that the title Wess Hadley H. SCHASSEN, unm arried, RO- of the plaintiffs. Lillian Schassen, DELL .1. SCHASSEN, and LIL- Evelyn Davis Traceweli, Anna General Remodeling LI AN SCHASSEN HESS, heirs- Schassen Clark and Minnie Dora at-Iaw and legatees, and devisees Schassen Eck, aka Minna Dora Floor Covering by virtue of the will of John A Schassen Eck, be decreed to be Schassen, deceased: PEARL M. good, valid and clear; (3) that the Counter Top SCHASSEN, executrix of the es- defendants and each of them be täte of John A. Schassen, deceas- forever enjoined from asserting Cabinets ed; AGNES SCHASSEN, wife of or claiming any right w hatsoever Rodell J. Schassen; CARL HESS, in and to tiie above described real See Wess at Dr. R eid’s new office husband of Lillian Schassen Hess; property adverse to the plaintiffs, Phone Moro — JO rdan 5-3624 LOU E. CLARK, husband of Anna Lillian Schassen, Evelyn Davis Schassen Clark: HELEN DAVIS. Traceweli, Anna Schassen Clarx a « b, a wife of L uther Davis; MAHLON and Minnie Dora Schassen Eck, TRACEW ELL. husband of Eve- aka Minna Dora Schassen Eeki lyn Davis Traceweli; the un- and that the plaintiffs’, Lillian known heirs of Johannes A. von Schassen, Evelyn Davis Trace- Schassen, aka John A. Schassen, well, Anna Schassen Clark, and Sure you can manage aka John Schassen, deceased; tiie Minnie Dora Schassen Eck, aka unknown heirs of M argarita von Minna Dora Schassen Eck, title be a new model thia year) Schassen, aka M argaret Schassen, quieted in and to said land, and Ask your dealer about decesead; the unknow n heirs c? that the plaintiffs, Lillian Schas- Hilda Schassen, deceased; the sen, Evelyn Davis Traceweli, LOW-COST unknown heirs of Emma Schas- Anna Schassen Clark, and Minnie sen Davis, deceased; the unknown Dora Schassen Eck, aka Minna V FIR ST heirs of John A. Schassen, de- Dora Schassen Eck, be decree I ceased; also all other persons or to be the role and exclusive own- N A T IO N A L parties unknow n claiming any ers thereof, equally, as ten an t; BANK FINANCING right, title, estate, lien or interest *n common; (4) for such other an.l in the real property described n fu rth er relief as to the court m a, the complaint herein, defendants: seem ju st and equitable. TO: The unknow n heirs of Johan This summons is published hy nes A. vonSchassen, aka John A order of ihe Honorable E. II. Schassen, aka John Schassen, do- Howell, Judge of the above en- ceased; the unknow n heirs of titled court, made and entere I M argarita von Schassen. aka Mar- on the loth day of Octolier, 1961. garet Schassen, deceased; the un- The date of the first publication known heirs of Hilda Schassen. this summons is the 13th day deceased: the unknow n heirs of October 1961. Emma Schassen Davis, deceased; DICK A DICK the unknown heirs of John A \tto rn ey s for Plaintiffs Schassen, deceased; also all other Post Office Address: persons or parties unknown claim 5th & W ashington ing any right, title, estate, lien or i’hé Dalles Oregon interest in the real property des NOTICE TO ( REDITORS cribed in the complaint herein: The undersigned having lx>en ‘ IN THE NAME OF THE a| pointed hy the aixive entitl«*,! ( ATE OF' OREGON, You are ,H I FU IT NATIONAI BANK O» O I IO O H FOITIANO hereby req u ired to appear and C2,urt. of the S,a,e of OreK°n> for M I M I K M D ttA l 0»K )»lT I N I U l A H d COdOBATlOW _____ filed answ er the complaint filed again- again ,h,e County oi Sherm an, as Ad- F O R U V IR « 0 0 ,0 0 0 O S IO O N F C O F L B I st you in the above cause on hr In” lls’, a ’r *x of the E state >f ____________ _________ Chester Eiton Medler, deceased, liful Hood River Valley, witl lovely fenced grounds. We at cept all types of elderly case; as well as room and board care. 31-tfm SHINY, N£W62? ™ “Pm a native Westerner...I know bourbon ...m y choice is Hermitage.” W hen y o u g ro w up in the W e s t Mr. V » m ... A- •• -AW< - teaches tiie dances, everyone brln*g something for refresh- ’’^ n 1” and eacb couple puts fift cents in the kitty. I, is open to the public, so everyone interest«» I Is welcome to come Join In Mr. and Mrs Norvel W illiams of Oregon Chv stopped In Rufus Monday on their way home from r d” ern h u n ,," K f,eId9’ u * ' ,W° ‘ W‘r Wl,h them W ,l* The committee will have an in- teres,inv vear / . k 7.'. learn a g.xxl ileal ih V* " ’ goiwl deal about govern- I, was g,MM| of P resident Ken men, i»u, nothing will come of it nedy to sa.v that tills nation would all. fight to preserve fnxxlom. We presume he meant frt-edom as a political con,'ept. The idea Rl tPPoRTIO N MENT freclom lias an odd history in that it often has more adherents Legislators are meeting in Ren I to talk ihnut u h „ when people are jioor and op- - Saturday t e r n Oregon X i h , ™ to presse<i than when they are pro perou*. tam a legislative apportionment -— Tiie fat and lazy are always will- 1 will make it possible for this < <H'NTV l.o w o ff ing to trade freedom for ease s,» “ f ’he state ,o exist Thai IRMKiATKD LAND when a nation becomes rich It is ’hough, an extrem e state Sherman Countv ranks next ’o less willing ,o fight for freedom b" ' a ”>“ tie who knows the last In acres of irrigated land than when poor and e*peclally if k ,,f kn«wle,lge about eastern within the county. Only Clatsop It can lav its fmorness ,o othrix. ‘ ” ‘k’” n acr’* H ’he m ountains will County has fewer Irrigated aciv- Mr. K enncly was no, elected i>v n°* tblnk * ' than Sherman Countv The 1959 those who cherish fnxxlom above l,s ' «'“ »’sideration must lie gh census gives us the moat recent ail (lungs, iiut hy those who pre- ‘ " ^citing all eastern Oregon figures of Irrigated land in the fer ease g ,n ern m en ,ally provld- ' s,and Any division county. Since 19tt> Sherman e,l Free f,xx| is a concept more 1 * ia,al chances The C ount!« Irrigated aen's have in attractive than freedom In these P|;,n is the bes, solution crexse,! five times but at that our Part" • ’*’ ™uW Pn’l'-N.v he passed eas- acreage is onlv 1500 acres fn Some race* o f people have been Hu,n ’inn’p compromlne 1949 we had 300 acres and in FREEDOM 1954, 600 acres. Of these acres 75 were sprinkler irrigated, in 1949 and 838 in 1959. Sherman Counties irrigated acreage has increased by 900 acres since 1954. The total land irrigated in Ore gon was about 106 thousand acres less in 1959 than in 1954. This figure does not show tiie true pic ture and does not necessarily mean that irrigated acres in Ore gon has dropped. Some counties with reduce,! irrigated acreages figures have considerable area of wild meadow pasture lands which were irrigated hy run off w ater in the year of the census. Sprinkler irrigation acreage in Oregon increased 200 percent from 1949 to 1959. » m am * x y xxcM **** *• * * ax - g ro w up HERMITtfif $2 95 pt. $4.65 4 5 qt. OLD HtRMiTACt OiSTltltRY CO.. LOUISVILLE. KY., 86 PROOF h«Ving 'lUalifii-d. Hulu'«' is hereby given to all persons hav ing claims against said estate present them, verified as require,! b> law, with proper vouchers, w ithin six m onths from the date of this notice to said adm inistra trix, Naideen Mtxller, at Wascc, Gherman County, Oregon. NAIDEEN MEDLER A dm inistratrix of the E state of Chester E lton Medler, deceased. Dattxl an l first published Octo- tx>r 6, 1961 JOHN T LEW IS The Dalles, Oregon A ttorney for A dm inistratrix October 6, 13, 20, and 27, 1961 NOTICE TO < REDITORS HERMITAGE S u p e r b S tra ig h t K e n tu c k y B o u rb o n . . . A g e d to P e r fe c tio n >n!'! All person* having claims against the E state of Minnie West Cole, decease,!, are require 1 to present them w ith vouchers to the undersigned at hi* re-j dence at Wasco, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. The date of the first publication ?.L !his notice 18 ^ P te m b - r 29, iW l. M alcolm earl M c K inney Executor UR K & DICK I he Dalles, Oregon Attorney* for the E«tate Sep«. 29, 1961, Oct 6, 13. 20. 1931
