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THE HERMISTONHERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
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P ublished every T hursday a t H erm is
ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulring,
P ublishers,
■ n tered as Second Class M atter
December, 1906, U m atilla County,
Oregon.
S ubscription Rates.
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T hree M onths ...................................... 60
w here Miss Dillon w ill rem ain w ith
Compton for a few days.
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BOARDMAN
* Miss
W ork sta rte d Tuesday roofing th e
Boardm an C om m unity
church.
A
By M ary etta Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. J. M cEntire and group of local men a re doing th e
Mrs. W. B aker and son H arold mo work and the ladies served d in n e r.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B aker and Mrs.
tored to P endleton S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow an d H. E. Shannon spent th e week end in
B. Thom as and d au g h ter M aryetta j the W allow a m ountains.
E. S ullivan spent a couple of days
retu rn ed
S atu rd ay
from
Eugene
w here Mr. Thom as and Mr. Barlow j in H alfw ay g e ttin g stock for one of
atten d ed th e m eeting of th e P resby his ag ric u ltu re club members.
te rian Synod.
Jack G orham
re tu rn e d
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. G. P ettis and ch ild front P o rtlan d w here he has been a t
ren left Monday for W alla W alla ten d in g a D em ocratic m eeting.
w here Mr. P ettis is w orking in a
Mrs. E. Peck and d au g h ters left
service statio n .
M onday for P o rtlan d
w here they
V irginia Compton and Florence will v isit for a few days.
Dillon left Monday
for H ilgard
J. Agee spent Sunday a t his home.
He is employed in Ione in th e h a r
vest fields.
Boardm an people a tte n d in g th e
Townsend picnic in Colum bia p ark
a t H erm iston S unday w ere Mr. and
J Mrs. R. Brown an d Mrs. B. S hannon,
Mrs. E. Blayden, Mr. and Mrs. Ac-
| kerm an and Mr. and Mrs. T. D elano
I and Mrs. C. Nickerson.
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at the C harles H errick home last
I week. Mr. D rill and Mrs. D rill Sr.,
1 have retu rn ed to P o rtlan d , but Mrs.
[ D rill J r., rem ained for a m o n th ’s
visit w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
I C harles H errick.
Mr. and Mrs. V ernon W aterm an
¡and d au g h ter Mary Jean of R itz
ville, are v isitin g MYs. W a te rm a n ’s
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H os
kins.
Tuesday evening will be know n as
4-H club n ig h t at th e S tanfield
G range. A program and refresh m en ts
will be supplied by th e four clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy S hopshire a n
nounce th e opening of th e S tanfield
H otel w hich has been closed for tjvo
years.
The Ladies Aid observed a m o th
er and d au g h te r m eeting in th e
church p arlo rs T h u rsd ay aftern o o n
w ith 30 in atten d an ce. Mesdames J.
F. R ueber and L. J a u a n n a u lt had
charge of the recreatio n al program ,
and Mrs. H om er H edrick was h o st
ess.
Mrs. Nick P earson and tw o daugh
ters of K ansas City are v isitin g at
th e home of her b ro th er, H arry Mc
Cormick.
Bob Refvem w ent to P o rtlan d
W ednesday for a w eek’s vacation.
W ayne M endenhall; R.S.V.G., W. A.
M endenhall; L.S.V.G., W illiam H ag-
gem an, M artin Refvem and Chas.
H olm an. V isitors from Echo lodge
No. 23 included T. G. S m ith, P. P ear
son and Jo h n Young.
Mrs.L. L. W urtz retu rn ed F rid ay
to h er home in W oodland, W n„ fol
low ing a two m o n th s’ v isit a t th e
home of h er b ro th er, F. B. S tu art.
Mrs. Iia n s R y n in g and baby
d au g h ter K arin A nn have retu rn ed
to th e ir home in S eattle a f te r sev
eral w eeks’ v isit a t th e Wm. F re d
reckson home.
Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert G illanders
spent th e past week in P o rtlan d and
McMinnville, re tu rn in g home Mon
day. At th e la tte r place th ey visi
ted Mrs. G illanders" m other and o th
er relatives.
Miss P a tric ia M cA lister retu rn ed
F rid ay to her home in P o rtlan d fol
low ing a m o n th ’s v isit w ith h er
g ran d m o th er, Mrs. M arg aret D augh
try.
Mrs. F. A. B aker re tu rn e d F rid ay
from Spokane w here she has been
v isitin g a t th e home of her son Low
ell.
W hile th ere she, in com pany
w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Low ell Baker,
enjoyed a m otor trip to L ake L ou
ise and m any scenic spots in th e Ca
nadian Rockies.
Mrs. N. D. B ard was hostess to
th e bridge club a t h er home Mon
day. G uest players w ere Mrs. Wm.
M arbut, Mrs. Dill Penney, Mrs. Geo.
E llio t and M arilla D unning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W . S tu rd iv an t
and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd S tu rd iv an t
of P ark d ale visited a t th e J. F. Lane
and W. G. W allace homes S atu rd ay
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. L ed g itt of
Prosser, W n., were g u ests a t the
Tom Moore home Sunday.
T heir
ch ildren, Opal and Roy, who have
been v isitin g th e ir g ra n d p a re n ts for
several days, accom panied Mr. and
Mrs. L ed g itt to A th en a w here they
a re employed d u rin g th e pea h a r
vest.
The 4-H Cookery club en tertain ed
m em bers of th e th ree o th e r clubs at
a sw im m ing p arty a t th e reservoir
F rid a y aftern o o n , follow ing th e reg
u la r m eeting a t th e hom e of th e ir
leader, Mrs. J. F. Rueber. L ater in
th e evening a picnic lunch w as en
joyed. Because of th e w ind and
ra in storm th e p a rty m ade a hasty
d ep a rtu re . Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s and
N adine R ueber assisted.
N. D. B ard and J. M. R ichards,
p resid en t an d secretary of the S ta n
field Com m ercial club, atten d e d a
com m ittee m eeting Tuesday even
ing, called by th e P endleton Cham
ber of Commerce to discuss th e ad
v isab ility of ap p ly in g for PWA
funds for th e b u ilding of a new
co u rt house.
(Too la te for last w eek)
Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCall en
te rtain e d th e m em bers of th e Sloan
and Jackson fam ilies a t an eig h t
o’clock w edding b rea k fa st a t th e ir
home Sunday m orning. Covers w ere
laid for eighteen.
SUMMONS
S tanfield I.O.O.F. lodge has
in
Equity
No. 6286
stalled the follow ing officers: N.G.,
W illiam Behme;
V.G., C arl R hea; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E
S ecretary, John H eckm an: T re asu
STATE OF OREGON FOR
rer, Ed. F redreckson; C haplin. W.
T. Reeves; R.S.N.G., R. F. E v an s;
UMATILLA COUNTY.
L.S.N.G., G. L. D u n n in g ;
I. G.,
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K ool A d e
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Phone 341
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five property
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
F. B. SWAYZE, P resid en t
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
said real property, an d each and
every p a rt and parcel thereof, save
and except th e sta tu to ry rig h t of
redem ption, and
For a fu rth e r decree th a t p la in
tiff has a rig h t, in te rest and estate,
and is now in possession of said
prem ises, an d th a t such rig h t, in te r
est an d poasession is free from any
rig h t, title , estate, lien o r in
te re st of s a i d
defen d an ts, or
an y one or more of them , and
th a t th ey have no rig h t, title , e s ta te ,
lien or In te re st in said land or an y
p a rt thereof, and re stra in in g and
e n jo in in g said d efen d an ts from as
se rtin g or claim in g an y rig h t, title,
claim , lien or in te re st in said land,
or an y p a rt thereof, adverse to
p la in tiff, and for su ch o th e r and
fu rth e r general relief as to th e
C ourt may seem m eet and equitable.
T his sum m ons is published in th e
H erm iston H erald, a w eekly new s
paper published in H erm iston, O re
gon, for four successive weeks, p u r
su a n t to an o rd er m ade and en tered
h erein by th e Hon. C alvin L. Sweek,
C ircu it Ju d g e of th e above en title d
co u rt, on the 3 0th d a y of Ju n e,
1938, an d th e d a te of th e firs t pub
licatio n of th is sum m ons is th e 3 0 th
day of Ju n e, 1938.
C. C. PROEBSTEL,
A tto rn ey for P la in tiff, R esi
d en t an d P ost Office A d
dress, P en d leto n , Oregon.
(Ju n e 30-Ju ly 28)
CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
E le c tric a l Appliances
ve.
LOGAN C. TODD and D orothy R.
Todd, his w ife;
U m atilla E lectric
Co-operative A ssociation, a co rp o r
atio n ; The F irs t N atio n al Bank of
H erm iston, a N atio n al B anking Cor
p o ratio n ; U m atilla C ounty, Oregon,
i, a q u asi-m unicipal co rp o ratio n ; H a r
ry R. N ew port and M aria L. N ew
port, his wife; Jo h n Jam es Seaton
and Ja n e Doe Seaton, his wife; and
Ell W in esett,
D efendants,
I
To: Jo h n Jam es Seaton and
Ja n e Doe Seaton, his w ife; and
E li W inesett,
IN TH E NAME OF TH E
STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby req u ired to ap
pear an d an sw er th e co m p lain t filed
, a g a in st you, in th e above en titled
j co u rt and cause, w ith in fo u r weeks
| from th e d ate of th e firs t p u b lic a
tion of th is summ ons, and if you
fail to so ap p ear and an sw er for
| w ant th ereo f p la in tiff w ill apply to
said co u rt for th e relief prayed for
and dem anded in said com plaint, to-
w it:
A decree for th e foreclosure of
p la in tiff’s m ortgage upon the
h e re in a fte r described real p ro p er
ty, to -w it:
From th e southw est co rn er of
th e NW>4 S E U
of Section 12,
T ow nship 4 n o rth R ange 28, E.
W. M., east 0 degrees 26 m in u tes
so u th 1620 feet to a p o in t in “A”
L ine ca n al; thence ea st 31 de
grees 22 m in u tes n o rth 447 feet
to a point in cen ter of “ A” Line
Canal, th e point of b eg in n in g :
thence east 31 degrees 22 m in
utes n o rth 306 feet to a p o in t in
said "’A ” L ine C anal: thence
n o rth 13 degrees 9 m in u tes east
307 feet to a p o in t in said '"A”
L ine C anal; th en ce n o rth 27 de
grees 50 m in u tes east, 345 feet to
a po in t in said “ A” L ine C anal,
th en ce n o rth 53 degrees 19 m in
utes east, 197 feet to a po in t in
said “A” L ine Canal, an d a point
on th e east line of said Section
12; th en ce n o rth on said section
line 655 feet to a p o in t in cen ter
of "C ” L ine C anal; th en ce w est
0 degrees 4 8 m in u tes so u th , 270
feet, to a p o in t In ce n te r of "C ”
L ine C anal; th en ce w est 57 de
grees 38 m in u tes south 269 feet,
to a point in ce n te r of “C” Line
C anal; thence w est 20 degrees 16
m in u tes so u th 237 feet, to a point
in ce n te r of “C” L ine C anal;
thence w est 41 degrees 59 m in
utes south, 625 feet to a po in t in
ce n te r of "C ” L ine C anal; thence
west 19 degrees 54 m inutes
south, six feet to a point In cen
te r of "C ” L ine C anal;
thence
south 31 degrees 42 m in u tes east
962 feet, to point of beginning.
And for a decree th a t p la in tiff
have a first and p rio r Hen created
by a m o rtg ag e given by Logan C.
Todd an d D orothy R. Todd, his wife,
to p la in tiffs upon said real prop
e rty , an d th a t said lien an d m o rt
gage ia prio r and su p erio r to any
Hen or in te re st of th e d efen d an ts
h erein, or an y persons claim in g by.
th ro u g h o r u n d er them , o r anyone
of them , and th a t th ey be forever
barred aad foreclosed of all rig h t,
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