Heppner gazette-times., June 12, 1958, Page 11, Image 11

HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. June 12. 1958
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Year of Aaount Interest
Oil iv- of to
quencv Taxet Zi2S8
1956-57 $ 1.26 $ .09
1956-57 1.88 .13
1956-57 2.51 .18
1956-57 1.88 .13
1955-56 1.32 .20
1955-56 . 1.98 . 30
1955- 56 2.64 .40
1956- 66 1.98 .30
195455 11.02 2.53
1954- 55 .80 .18
1953-54 12.46 3.86
1953- 54 .96 .30
1952-53 12.98 5.06
1952- 53 .96 .37
1956-57 2.51 .18
1956-57 2.51 .18
1955- 56 2.64 .40
1955- 56 2.64 .40
1954- 55 .32 .07
1951.52 .32 .15
1956- 57 26.38 1.85
1955- 56 27.76 4.16
1954- 55 22.32 5.13
1953- 54 25.23 7.82
1953- 54 1.62 .50
1952-53 21.91 8.54
1952- 53 1.62 .63
1956- 57 23.05 1.61
1955- 56 23.55 3.53
1954- 55 ' 6.33 1.46
1954- 55 14.10 3.24
1953- 54 7.16 2.22
1953-54 ,4b .14
1953- 54 12.12 3.76
1955- 56 $ 2.79 .. S .20
1954- 55 10.85 2.50
1953- 54 12.34 3.84 ,
1951- 52 9.04 4.85
1955- 56 .56 .08
1954- 55 .49 .11
1953- 54 .56 .17
1952- 53 .49 .19
1956- 57 .55 .04
1954- 55 .73 .17
1953- 54 .77 .24
1956-57 24.96 1.75
1955-56 25.62 3.84
1954- 55 26.94 6.20
1953- 54 28.99 8.99
1952- 53 6.67 2.40
1951- 52 13.59 5.71
1950- 51 14.43 7.79
1956-57 120.64 8.44
1956-57 80.70 5.65
1956-57 899.39 62.96
1956-57 361.92 25.33
1956-57 650.62 45.54
1955- 56 123.83 18.57
1955- 56 75.16 11.27
1955-56 923.17 . 138.48
1955-56 200.70 30.11
1955- 56 667.83 100.17
1954- 55 1795.19 412.89
1953- 54 1360.57 394.57
1956- 57 10.82 .76
1955- 56 i ii.ll 1.67
1954- 55 ; 9.96 2.29
1953- 54 10.72 3.32
1952- 53 j 9.86 3.85
' 1956-57 U17.34 $ 7.04
1955- 56 93.86 13.14
1954- 55 58.96 13.56
1953- 54 66.66 20.66
1956- 57 13.19 .92
1954- 55 17.08 3.93
1953-54 19.31 5.99
1953-54 1.24 . 38
1955- 56 44.29 6.20
1953-54 2.00 .62
1956- 57 6.69 .17
1956-57 93.14 6.52
1953-54 8.80 2.46
1953- 54 19.22 5.38
1954- 55 .28 .06
1954-55 .02 .01
1953-54 .31 .10
1953-54 .02 .01
1952-53 .27 .11
1952-53 .02 .Ul
1951- 52 .21 .10
1951-52 .02 .ul
1950-51 .21 .12
1950-51 .02 .01
1949-50 .25 .16
1949-50 .02 .ul
1943-49 .21 .15
1940-49 .02 .01
1947-48 .22 .17
1947-48 .02 .01
1946-47 .25 .22
1945-46 .16 .15
1956-57
1956-57
1956-57
1956-57
1956-57
1955-56
1955-56
1955-56
1955-56
1955- 56
1954-55
1964-55
1954-55
1954- 55
1953-54
1953- 54
1952-53
1952- 53
1951-52
1951- 52
1950-51
1950-51
1956- 57
1955- 56
1954- 55
1953- 54
1952- 53
1956- 57
1955- 56
1954- 55
1953- 54
1953-54
1952-53
I 9.42
47.10
18.21
1.26
.63
9.92
18.51
1.32
.66
48.59
27.54
2.00
21.10
2.04
31.15
4.04
54.62
4.04
41.50
4.04
26.96
2.02
154.96
158.06
140.94
16.89
60.00
60.03
61.23
39.85
43.55
57.84
57.84
$ .66
3.30
1.27
.09
.04
1.49
2.78
.20
.10
7.29
6.33
.46
4.35
.47
9.66
1.25
21.30
1.58
19.50
1.90
14.83
1.11
9.30
22.13
32.42
4.73
23.40
3.00
7.96
9.17
13.50
17.93
22.56
Tot.l
68.66
12.32
155.47
102.73
45.81
2.65
2.50
177.88
8513.70
64.36
391.22
62.04
53.11
142.68
3.95
457.02
622.13
394.46
Name of Owner
as shown on
latest Tax Poll
Description
of
Property
D. E. Hudson
Lot 5, Blk 4 Ayers 3rd. Add.
Lots 6,7,8, Blk 4, Ayers 3rd.
Heppner
Add.
Ev Hill
All Lot 7 , Blk 4, Morrows, Add.
Heppner
Marcel Jones & Clem Stockard
You and each of you are fur
ther notified to appear within
thirty days from the date of the
first publication of this summons
and defend this suit or pay the
amount provided by law for the
redemption of said properties,
und if you so appear you are
further notified to serve a copy
of your appearance, objections
or answer on the undersigned at
his post office address as here-
Cabin on Frank Wilkinson Land
Sec. 33, Twp. 3S, R 28 EWM
Year of Amount Interest
Delin- v of to
nuency Taxes tjlM
1956-57 $ .83 $ .06
1956-57 1.66 .12
1955-56 .86 .13
1955- 56 1.71 .26
1954- 55 5.17 1.19
1953- 54 5.56 1.72
1952- 53 5.11 1.99
1951.52 11.92 5.60
1950- 51 U3 .73
1949- 50 1.52 .96
1948- 49 1.29 .92
1947- 48 .91 .72
1940-47 1.29 1.12
1956- 57 1.66 ' .12
1955- 56 1.7U .25
1954- 55 .74 .17
1953- 54 .79 .24
1952- 53 .73 .28
1951- 52 .70 .33
1950- 51 .67 tJ7
1949- 50 .76. 48
1948- 49 .65 .46
1946-47 .64 .56
1945-46 .45 .43
1944-45 .41 .42
1943-44 .35 .39
1942-43 .45 .54
1953- 54 7.09 2.20
1951- 52 4.93 2.32
Totil
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15.74
16.54
inbelow stated.
If you fail so to do, judge
ment and decree will be entered
in the above entitled Court fore
closing the liens of said taxes
as shown by the said tax fore
closure list, together with inter
est and all costs as shall appear
to be due upon each of such pro
perties. Said judgement and de
cree will order that the clerk of
this court shall deliver a certified
eopy of said judgement and de
cree to the Tax Collector of Mor
row County, Oregon, and that
said judgement and decree shall
be considered to all intents and
purposes a certificate of sale to
the County of each of the prop
erties therein described.
And you are further notified
that plaintiff will apply to the
Court for such other relief as
may be just and equitable in
the premises.
C J D BAUMAN,
Sheriff and Tax Collector for
Morrow County, Oregon
ROBERT ABRAMS,
District Attorney for Morrow
County, Oregon, and At
tornty for Plaintiff
Post Office Address:
Heppner, Oregon
Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers At lone
By ECHO PALMATEER
The following officers were in
stalled at the American Legion
auxiliary meeting at the Legion
hall Tuesday afternoon, June 3:
Mrs C E Brenner, president; Mrs
Earl McCabe, 1st vice president;
Mrs Doris Gollyhorn, secretary
and treasurer; Mrs Echo Palma
teer, historian; Mrs Joe Gaars
land, 2nd vice president; Mrs
G Hermann, chaplain and Mrs
Eldon Tucker, sergeant-at-arms
will be installed later. Mrs John
Eubanks was the installing of
ficers and Mrs Edith Nichoson
was the sergeant-at-arms.
The officers were presented
with corsages made by Mrs Ni
choson and Mrs Cecil Thome.
Mrs Eubanks presented Mrs
Thome, past president with a
pin. At the business meeting it
was reported that the 500 pop
pies were sold and $54.08 was
taken in on them. Mrs Robert
DeSpain had charge of the pop
pies. Mrs John Eubanks, reha
bilitation chairman reported that
the unit received credit for $361.
31 for work done for the hospit
als. This included paper flowers,
jackets, nylon hose, cookies, dit
ty bags, laundry bags etc. She
had a nylon rug on display that
was made by veterans at Camp
White and asked that old nylon
hose be saved during the sum
mer for Camp White. A card of
thanks was sent to Mrs Mattie
Morgan of Portland for making
173 ditty bags during the past
three years. Mrs Morgan is a
Long Distance Nation-Wide
Moving Service
Mayflower Agents
Padded Vans
Penland Bros.
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TRANSFER CO.
Pendleton, Oregon Phone 338
member of the lone Unit. Mrs
Earl McCabe, Junior activities
chairman gave a report of the
work of the Juniors the past
year.
Mrs Brenner named the fol
lowing heads of her committees
for next years Child Welfare,
Mrs Walter Corley; rehabilita
tion chairman, Mrs Eubanks;
public relations and publicity,
Mrs Echo Palmateer; Junior act
ivities, Mrs Earl McCabe; com
munity service, Mrs Cleo Drake;
Girl's State, Mrs Eldon Tuck
er; Americanism and Pan
American, Mrs Gordon White;
music, Mrs Cleo Drake;
poppy and poppy poster, Mrs El
don Padberg and Mrs Robert De
Spain; constitution and by-laws
and legislation, Mrs Elbe Akers;
community service, Mrs Hams;
membership, Mrs Harold Do
byns. Refreshments were served
after the meeting by Mrs Thorne.
Mrs Delmer Crawford enter
tained the members of the
Bridge club at her home Friday
evening of last week. Those re
ceiving prizes were Mrs Frank
Anderson, high; Mrs Walter Cor
ley, 2nd high and Mxs Pete Can
non, the traveling prize.
Miss Anna Jepsen, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Walter Jepsen
and a nurse in Emanuel hospital
in Portland, spent a few days
of her vacation with relatives
here. She and her brother, John
Jepsen, are visiting their sister
and family, Mr and Mrs Elmer
Newton in Coos Bay.
Mrs Alfred Nelson and daugh
ter, Karen, are visiting in Port
land. Mrs La Verne Hams, Mrs James
Barnett and Mrs Ernest McCabe
made a trip to Portland Friday
of last week.
Those from here who attended
the Elks convention at Rose
burg last week were Milton Mor
gan, Mr and Mrs George Snider,
Mr and Mrs Hershal Townsend
and Mr and Mrs Harvey Smith.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Ely
spent the weekend in Forest
Grove with their son and family,
Mr and Mrs Fayne Ely. They
took their grandsons, Dick, and
Stephen Ely, who have been vis
iting here for a couple of weeks,
back to their home in Forest
Grove.
Mrs Vern Dalzell is a patient
in the Pioneer Memorial hospital
following sugery.
Rev Charles Wilkes took his
mother, Mrs Wilkes to her home
in Portland Friday of last week.
56 children were enrolled in
the Community church vacation
Bible school last week. The
school will end Friday June 13
with a picnic in the city park.
The program will be held Thurs
day evening, June 12, at the
church at 7:30 pm. The teachers
and their helpers are Mrs E M
Baker, Mrs Floyd Bailey, Mrs
L F Leathers, Mrs David Mc
Leod, Mrs Pete Cannon, Mrs Ken
neth Smouse, Linda Halvorsen,
JoAnn Turner, Lona White.
Marilyn Morgan is the secre
tary and Mrs Lloyd Howton had
charge of the refreshments.
The Nazarene church vacation
Bible school closed Saturday
with a picnic in the city park.
There were 25 enrolled and the
teachers were Mrs Wilbur Akers,
Mrs Elbe Akers, Rev Charles
Wilkes, Mrs Ralph Crum, and the
helpers were Mrs Walter Corley,
Sherry Corley and Bonnie Crum.
Their program was given Sun
day morning with songs, mem
ory work and a display of their
work.
Mrs Millard Nolan, Mrs Omar
Rietmann and Mrs James Lind
say attended the Grand Chapter
of the Order of Eastern Star of
Oregon in Portland as delegates.
Mrs Lewis Halvorsen attended
also and was a Grand page to
Mrs Irene McKinley, the grand
lecturer. While in Portland they
visited Mr and Mrs Bert Mason
at Willamette Manor.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crum and
family attended the igraduation
exercises in Nampa Monday ev
ening, June 2, where their dau
ghter, Bonnie graduated from
the Nampa College high school.
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Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fletcher of
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Eugene were recent visitors at
the Sam Estefa home. Mr Flet
cher is a son of Mrs Esteb.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
June 13 Topic club meeting at
the home of Mrs Vemer
Troedson at 2:15 pm. A book
shower will be held for the
lone public library.
June 13 The Community church
vacation Bible school picnic
will be held in the city park
from 11 am to 1 pm.
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