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i Page 4 Friday, June 13, 1941 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon I O F F IC IA L NOTICE real property situated within the a d'-cree forever quieting the title of The OREGON M IL K CONTROL Town of Beaverton, Washington the plaintiffs in and to said premises Scr. '-e of this sumn ons is made BOARD will hold a public hearing County, Oregon, to-wit: Tract 1: Ixit 5, Block 32. Beav upon you by publtca'ion »hereof in on Tuesday, June 17, 1941, at 10 a in S IM M O N S erton. th Be iverton Enterprise, a newspa in the County Court Room, Hillsboro, In the Circuit Court of the State of j f general circuii' iu i published Oregon, to receive evidence and testi Tract 2 Noithwest quarter of Block I Oregon, for Washington County. Hocken's Addition to Beaveiton and printed in We-sh-n-ton County, mony pertaining to establishment of Town of Beaverton, a Municipal Cor of Tiact 3 Southeast quarter ot Oregon, by publishing the same once marketing areas, establishing poration, Plaintiff, each week foi a period of four con- wholesale and retail prices to dis Block 11, Hocken's Addition to —va.— secutiv - und successive weeks by vir- tributors and consumers, prices to Beaverton. Paul Barringer and Grace Barringer, tue of an order made by the honor- producers, and any other matters Tract 4 Block 35, Hocken a Sec husband and wife; W. V. Wiley, a able R F ck Peteis, judge o f the pertaining to the fluid milk industry ond Addition to Beaverton. single man: M K. MacRae and Jane Tract 5 Block 3, Hocken's Sec above entitled court, and entered in in Washington County. Doe MacRae, husband and wife; J. said court and cause on June 6, 1941. OREGON M IL K C O NTRO L BOARD ond Addition to Beaverton. W. Bailey, Trustee; Vlolette S Rod- said period of publication being pres C. E. Grelle, Chairman Tract 6 Block 22, Hocken's Sec man and A. V. Rodman, husband and cribed bv said order. A. E. Engbretson ond Addition to Beaverton. w ife; Albert M. Hocken and Laura Glenn B. Marsh. P L. PA TTER SO N , Tract 7 SS o f Lot 34, Hocken's Hock err. his wife; D. R. Wheeler anil Attorney for Plaintiffs, Second Addition to Beaverton. Jane One Wheeler, his wife Resident Attorney of Oregon M ETH O D IST CHURCH Tract 8 Ixits 1 and 2, Block 1 . Caroline E. Clement and Arthui Mark A. Chamberlin, Pastor Address: Wells Building. Hocken's Third Addition to the B. Clement, husband and wife; Jo 9 45 a. m. Cliuicu School. Hillcboro, Oregon Town of Beaverton seph M Rogers and Bertha Rogers,! Chas. Roseman, Supt. Date of first publication, June 13. Tract 9 Lots 4 anil 5, Block 1 husband and wife; Edna Hocken, 11 a. m. Worship Service. 1941. Hocken's Third Addition to the Barnes and Holman J Barnes, her j A cordial welcome awaits you. Date of last publication, July 11, Town of Beaverton. husband; Robert Hocken, Jr. and j Tract 10: Ixits 7 and 8. Block 2. 1941. Ruth Hocken, his wife; Imogene Hocken's Third Addition to the| Hocken Deremiah and Joseph 1 Town of Beaverton. Deremiah. her husband; John! Tract 11 Ixits 1 anil 2. Block 3 Hocken, a single man; Daisy E Hocken’s Third Addition to the Hocken, a widow; Daisy E. Hocken, j Town of Beaverton administratrix of the estate of Rob Thursday —Friday—Saturday Tract 13: Lots 7 and 8, Block 3,! ert J. Hocken, deceased; and all un-j and Enjoy it with Hocken's Third Addition to the | known heirs of Robert J. Hocken, j CLAUDE B R E R E TO X Town of Beaverton deceased; Annie M. Pearce, a widow; I And His Music— His Hospitality Tract 13: Lots 3, 4. and 5, Block J. G. Smith and Emily C. Smith, hus A T TH E 1, Hocken's Fourth Addition to] band and wife; F. B. Turner and Jane I Beaverton. Doe Turner, his wife; The Canadian Tract 14 Block 2, Hocken's Fourth ! LONESOME CLUB Bank of Commerce, a banking cor-1 Addition to Beaverton. poration; Edna J. Wallis and John “Where Old Friends Meet Again ’ Tract 15 Lot 1, Block 1, Mason’r Doe Wallis her husband; LaDessa G. FO U R TH A T A Y L O R — Portland First Addition to Beaverton. Hocken and F. H. Hocken, husband Tract 16. Ixit 2, Block 1, Ma and wife; R. B. Greenwood and Jans i son's First Addition to Beaverton Doe Greenwood his wife; A. C. Chinn, Tract 17: Ixits 3. 4. and 5, Block •ad Wikis || China, husband and t I»'anon's First Addition to Bea' wife; J. C. Ouyer anu j«n«. Doe Guy- ' erton. er, his wife; Myrtle Mac I^eod Bu-i Tract 18 Lots 10, 17, and 12, Block chanan and John Doe Buchanan, her j 1, Mason's First Addition to Beav husband; John A Howland and Jane I erton. Doe Howland, his wife; Grace Vail Tract 19: Lot 9, Block 1, Mason's ns trustee for Ona Elizabeth Wills: llr s t Addition to Beaverton. Myrtle Davey and Wilbur Pavey, her Tract 20 Lot 8, Lombard Addi husband: C l a r a Heitzman and tlon to the City of Beaverton. George Heitzman, her husband; Sa-■ Tract 21: Lot 7, Franklin Ave rah Melloy and Richard Melloy, her Addition to City of Beaverton, Ore ■husband; Mamie Monihan and Ed as shown on the duly recorded ward Monihan. her husband; William map and pint thereof. Berst, a single man; Myrtle Davey,, FO R BETTER Tract 22: Ixit 13, except the west guardian of the estate of Edward j 10 feet, Franklin Ave. Addition to Berst; Myrtle Davey, administratrix! City of Beaverton, Ore , as shown o f the estate of E. J. Thomas, De ! on the duly recorded map anu ceased; P. L. Miller and Jane Doe! plat thereof Millet, his wife; Forest Hart I^ehner ' LEON N. LE F E B V R E Tract 23 South 100 feet of Lot and A. W. Lehner, husband and wife A "Vitamin B alanced'feed in pellet 6, Ladd and Reeds Addition to the Nellie Thorn, a widow; Jennie G. Har- form—built to supply growing Broilers “Inflation is a Town of Beaverton. dingham, a widow, Charlotte Hogate with the needed food elements for Tract 24: East one half of Ixits Relative Term” and S. W Hogate, her husband; Ethel rapid growth and better health. 41 and 44, Hocken Acres, unrecor Hocken Edwards, u single woman: When you talk afibut inflation what for better profits from ded, being part of the Samuel G kind of inflation do you have in Annie M. Pearce, administratrix of the estate of Emma Hocken, de Stott Donation Land Claim No. 48, mind? Broilers and Fryers otk A life insurance contract is ceased; and all the unknown heirs of in Township 1 South Range 1 a long time investment. your feed dealer about It is paid West of the Willamette Meridian, for In both cheap and expensive dol Emma Hocken, deceased; K. B. Waite Triangle Broiler Ration. and more fully described as fol lars. and Jane Doe Waite, his wife; Arthur Premiums are paid out of Stipe and Jane Doe Stipe, his wife: lows: Beginning at a point in the surplus dollars, but the Company re f i s j B R O I L E R Carrie lieonard and John Doe I,eon center o f the road, 20 feet east of turns them as necessity dollars in R A T I O ! « j aril, her husband; Elmer Stipe and an iron pipe and 2001 4 feet South time of need. Then they become Jane Doe Stipe, his wife; Ruth Tder of the Southwest corner of the dear dollars. MILLING C O . sereau and John Doe Mersereau, her William Lockern an Donation When a person states that he would I C6S N. TILLAMOOK ST. husband; Inez Allhands and John Land Claim and running thence rather invest in real estate than life P O R TLA N D . OREGON Doe Allhands, her husband; Elmer South 89 deg. 3 min West 412.5 insurance, he overlooks the fact that Stipe, administrator of the estate of feet; thence south 278 feet; thence life insurance is doing this very thing, Hiram O Stipe, deceased; and all north 89 deg. 3 min. East 412.' but with the advantage to the policy other persons unknown claiming any feet; thence North 278 feet to th" holder that he does not have to worry right, title or interest in or to the place of beginning, excepting a about maintenance expense and in property described in this suit. strip of land 20 feet wide across creased taxation. Premiums are $ Defendants. the west end of said land which is fixed and do not rise. To: LaDessa G. Hocken, D. H reserved for road purposes. Also Let us remember, too, that if a Hocken, R. B. Greenwood, Jane Doe further reserving excepting a strip man is paying premiums on life in Greenwood, A. C. Chinn, Mabel M of land 120 feet running in an eas( surance for protection o f dependents, Chinn. Saiah Melloy, Richard Melloy, terly and westerly direction b> which is primary purpose of insur Charlotte Hogate, S. W. Hogate, Eth 278 feet running in a northerly ance, then protection is just ns essen el Hocken Edwards, A. V Rodman. M and southerly direction taken off tial when a dollar is cheap as when K. MacRae, Jane Doe MacRae, J. G. Tobacco at the east end of the above des it is dear. This information is fuin Prmce Albert Smith, Emily <\ Smith, Edna J Wal crlbed premises which was sold ¡shed you through the courtesy of Vetvet Lb can lis, John Doe Wallis, P. I* Miller, Jane unto the Town of Beaverton. Leon N. Lefebvre. Doe Miller. Forest Hart Lehner, A. W. Tract 25 East *■» of Block 23 Lehner, Grace Vail as trustee for Hocken's Second Addition to Beav Pineapple Ona Elizabeth Wills, John A How erton, except: Beginning on the HO—dale N Æ m Sin et! * Can« W land, Jane Doe Howland, the un N. W. corner of Sixth and Wash known heirs of Robert J. Hocken. Ington Streets; thence 100 feet W Deceased, the unknown heirs of Em parallel with Sixth Street: thence Shrimp f ma Hocken. deceased; and all other 50 feet N. Parallel with Washing 1 Dr* 5 * » . e n “ persons or parties unknown claim ton Street; thence 100 ft E. parallel ing any right title, or interest in or with Sixth Street; thence 50 ft. S to the property described in this parallel with Washington Street Headquarter* for suit. Defendants to the point of beginning, IN THE NAM E OF TH E STATE OREGON MOTOR STAGES and further decreeing that you and S O F OREGON: You are hereby re each of you claiming any right, title, and quired to appear and answer the Interest .estate, or lein in the real l it —IK-COOKED GOOD EATS plaintiff's complaint filed against estate hereinafter described have no Modern Fountain Service you in the above entitled court nnil Interest In or right or title to said foi Hot Weather Relief cause within four weeks of the date j premises or nny part thereof and of the first publication of this sum that you and all persons claiming by Canterbury le a , Black, ' 2 lb. mons. to-wit On or before July through, or under you or either of L ip t o n s Tea V 2 lb 40c; Lb. t'A 1941. and to set forth by answer you are forever hailed and precluded A irw a y Coffee, Lb 14c; 3 lbs. nny right, title, or Interest you or from claiming or attempting to claim either of you claim to have in and to or asserting or attempting to assert Jell W e ll Desserts 3 p kgs the hereinafter described real prop- j any interest in or right or title to of Ruby Catsup, 3 I 2-oz bottles erty, and if you fall so to answer I lien upon said real property, and for Favorite M atches, C tn 6 bxs. said complaint the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded Su-Furb Soup, 21 uz 50 oz In Its complaint, to-wit For a de O ld D utch Cleanser, i tall can cree of the above entitled court ad Ivory Soap, L g bar 9c; 4 med Judging the plaintiff to be the own er of the following described tracts of Sierra Pine Soap 3 bars Legal Notices Christ, Preexistent Creator. Midweek Bible study Wednesday 8 p. m. C H I’ RCII OF C H R IST G. W Springer, Pastor Morning worship and preaching service at it 45 a. m. The *opic of t le morning sermon will be The Holy Spirit and Jc-sus Christ. Following the sermon the Lord j supper will be observed. Bible School class session 11 a n Christian Endeavor 6 45 p. m. SoniT sei vJce *7 43 p m followed by the evening seiinun on the topic ST. C EC ELIA CHURCH Rev. Father O’Keefe, Pastor Mosses 8 and 10 a. m. FOR QUICK RESULTS W H E N YOU H AV E SOM ETHING TO S E LL VSE TH E CLASSIF IE D ADR. Modernize Your Home • F o u n d a tio n s Exteriors • Roots > Built in Kitchens • Party Rooms Modernize Your Farm DANCE • Barn Dwelling • Outbuildings W e will explain and assist you to secure an F. H. A. Loan NO DOWN P A Y M E N T ! $ 6 . 3 9 Per Monlh Per You can have a modern Kitchen! Make your Home a place to enjoy completely when low F. H. A. terms are still available. 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