THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1945
PAGE FIVE
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
Safe
and Swhe
YOUR WAR BOND
Bechdolt, two sons, Archie S. i Byrnes, Don Kennedy, Bill Bar the evening, going to Pasco Sat
Bechdolt of Hardman, Adrain bouletos and Jim Bensel. Faculty urday to visit the week end with
Bechdolt, and daughter-in-law members are: Supt. and Mrs. Tho her sister.
The Government Urges that Coal Deliveries Be
Velma, one sister, Mrs. E. J. Mer mas Chapman, Mrs. Alice Hanson.
Mrs. David Early and children
rill of Heppner, and two brothers, ; Mrs. John Henden and Mrs. Delca returned to their home in Baker
Made Early in Order to Avoid Heavy
Roy and Sherrie Simpson of India | Cornett.
Sunday after visiting here with
na.
her
parents.
Shipments in the Fall.
Maxine Presnell of Pasco ar
Mildred Miller was taken to the rived Friday to spend a week at
SUMMONS
I doctor Sunday afternoon when she the home of her aunt and uncle,
Equity No. 7810
mangled several of her fingers Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Eller.
We Expect Several Carloads Next Month
with an electric saw at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene McFarland
She plans to return to school soon. I and son Merrill arrived Sunday IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
By Frances Skoubo
THE STATE OF OREGON
Cpl. Ted Catino of the Bombing I to remain here at their home for
Anne Bannock, a high school
FOR UMATILLA COUNTY
teacher of The Dalles, accompan Range is attending driving school "some time after spending the win-
in
Walla
Walla
this
week.
ied Lois Ellen Messenger to her
i ter in Yakima where he was em-
J. D. McKay and Marguerite
“The Man Who Came to Din ! ployed.
home for the week end. Mr. and
McKay, his wife, and James Rolen
Mrs. E. T. Messenger and the girls ner", a comedy written by the
Mrs. Merle Martin and daughter
famous playwrights. Moss Hart & I returned Monday from a couple and Ruth Rolen, his wife.
spent Saturday in Pendleton.
Plaintiffs,
George
S.
Kaufman,
will
be
pre
Students participating in a
i of days in Pendleton with her par
vs.
speech festival at Lexington Fri sented at 8 o’clock Wednesday ents.
Howard P. Anderson and Jane
"The Farmers Own Store”
Hermiston, Oregon
day were all rated above average night, May 9, at the Boardman
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nugent spent Doe Anderson, his wife, or if the
by the judges. Those participat high school auditorium.
| Monday in Walla Walla where said Howard P. Anderson is de
ing were Edward McClellan. Au-
Mrs. Nugent received medical at- ceased. then the unknown heirs of
dree Wilson, Shirley Peck. Melvin
! tention.
Howard P. Anderson, deceased,
Carlson, Rozella Meinen, Reba
Jim Barbouletos. son of Mr. and and also other persons or parties and wife, are such owners, and by required to appear and answer
Falconer, Mildred Miller, Margar
By Mra. Glenn Oitrom
| Mrs. Nick Barbouletos and senior unknown claiming any right, title, that plaintiffs, James Rolen and the complaint filed against you in
et Earwood and Faye Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McNabb in the class of ’45. has joined the ! estate, lien, or interest in the real Ruth Rolen, husband and wife, the above entitled Court and cause
Mr. Linn, principal, accompanied and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moberly re Naval Reserve.
estate described in the Complaint have an interest in said land, free on or before the expiration of four
the students.
Mrs. Glaydce Baymiller of Port herein.
turned home Saturday from Long
from any right, title, estate, lien or weeks from the date of the first
Mrs. Chas. Anderegg and Bar view where they visited Mr. and land is a business visitor here this
Defendants,
interest of defendants and of each publication of this summons. If
bara drove Mrs. Stout to Hermis Mrs. Al Lavendar and family. The week. She sold her house on the
To the above named defend of defendants.
you fail to so appear and answer,
ton Thursday for medical treat girls all are sisters. They also went river front to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
ants:
That defendants or any one or plaintiff, for want thereof, will
ments.
to Long Beach, Wash., where they Casey.
Howard P. Anderson and Jane more of defendants have no right, apply to the above entitled Court
Mrs. A. E. McFarland. Mrs. I. enjoyed clam digging.
Mrs. Max McCartney of Rich
Doe Anderson, his wife, or if the title, estate, lien or interest in said for the relief prayed for in his
Skoubo, Elizabeth Trarbough and
said Howard P. Anderson is land, or in any part thereof, and complaint, to-wit:
The amateur circus presented by land arrived Tuesday to visit a
Frances Skoubo motored to Walla the grade school students under couple of days with her daughter-
deceased, then the unknown that defendants and each of de
For a decree of said Court, de
Walla Friday on business.
heirs of Howard P. Anderson, fendants, their heirs and assigns, creeing
the direction of Mrs. S. A. Moore in-law, Margie McCartney.
plaintiff is the sole
Word was received by friends which was held Friday and Sat
Mrs. Glenn O’Neal was hostess
deceased, and also all other per be perpetually restrained and en- owner of that
Lot
eleven
of Pfc. Alfred Turner, concerning urday nights was a great success. to a group of friends honoring
sons or parties unknown claim joined from asserting or claiming (11) in Block “C numbered
” of Railroad Ad
his marriage some time ago to a The money is to go to the new Mrs. John O’Gorham with a show
ing any right, title, estate, lien any right, title, estate, lien or in dition to the town of Freewater,
girl in Meridian, Mississippi.
or interest in the real estate des terest in said land or in any part Umatilla County, Oregon, and
church building and the members er. Games were played and re
W. D. Fonda, father of Mrs. wish to thank every one who freshments served to the following
cribed in the Complaint herein. thereof, adverse to plaintiffs.
further decreeing that plaintiff's
Geo. Linn, after visiting the Linns helped make this a big success.
ladies: Mrs. Don McBride, Mrs.
IN THE NAME OF THE
This summons is served upon title to said real property is prior
for the past few months, left Tues
STATE OF OREGON
Mrs. George Butterwood is with Darrell Cowan, Mrs. John Blair,
vou by publication thereof for four in time and superior in right to
day to return to his home in Saint her sister again in Chehalis.
Mrs. Oliver McKinney, Mrs. Art
You are hereby required to ap successive weeks in the Hermiston any right, title, lien, estate or in
Ed, Nebraska.
The Missionary Society of the Bousquet, Mrs. Ben Spencer, Mrs. pear and answer the Complaint Herald, by order of C. L. Sweek,
which you, or either of you,
Audree Wilson has been in The Ladies Aid held its regular meet June Goings, Mrs. Delca Cornett, filed against you in the above en Judge of the Court above named, terest
may
have,
or claim to have, in or
Dalles receiving medical treat ing at the home of Mrs. J. Byrnes Mrs. John Liedloff, Mrs. Oliver titled Court and cause within four which said order was made and to the aforedescribed
real proper
ments for several days.
with Mrs. Ed Johnson as hostess. McNabb, Mrs. Don Alstott, Mrs. weeks from the date of the first dated the 5th day of April, 1945, ty, or any portion thereof, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Allen of Port The afternoon was spent making Staggs. Miss Margaret McDaid. publication of this summons and and the date of the first publica that you, and each of you, and all
land last week after spending sev costumes for the circus.
Mrs. Glenn Ostrom. Mrs. Melvin if you fail to so appear and ans tion of this summons is the 12th persons or parties claiming under
eral days visiting their daughter,
Mrs. F. S. Baker and Mrs. Dean Eller, Mrs. Milo McFarland, the wer, for want thereof plaintiffs day of April, 1945.
you, or either of you, be forever
Mrs. Willard Baker and son-in- Newgard left Saturday for The honoree and hostess.
will apply to said Court for the
ALFRED F CUNHA,
enjoined and debarred from claim
law and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Dalles where they spent a couple
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moberly left relief prayed for and demanded in
Post office address.
ing any right, title, lien, estate or
Art Allen and family.
Monday
night
for
their
home
in
said
complaint,
to-wit:
of days. Mrs. Newgard will ac
Pendleton. Oregon,
interest in said land and premises
A decree that plaintiffs. J. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Souders, Mrs. company her aunt, Mrs. Ossie Spokane after visiting her par
Attorney for plaintiffs.
adverse to plaintiff.
Crystal Barlow, and Mrs. I. Skou Thompson to Los Angeles, Calif., ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard. McKay and Marguerite McKay, (April 12-May 10)
This summons is published by
bo attended the funeral services for a month’s visit.
Mrs. Max Stevens and Mrs. Gill husband and wife, are the owners
order of the Honorable C. L.
Gray
spent
the
week
end
in
Port
of
the
following
described
land,
for Mrs. W. A. Bechdolt in Hard
The first event of the closing of
SUMMONS
Sweek, Judge of the above entitled
and that plaintiffs. James Rolen
man Sunday afternoon.
school took place Saturday night land.
Court, made and entered upon the
The film for the Thursday night and Ruth Rolen, husband and wife, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF, 4th day of April, 1945, directing
Many people were grieved by when the Junior class entertained
the death of Mrs. W. W. Bechdolt the senior class and faculty mem show didn’t arrive so the show was have an interest and estate in said
THE STATE OF OREGON
its publication once each week for
who passed away Thursday even bers with a banquet at the Cover given Sunday night instead. This land under a contract to purchase
FOR UMATILLA COUNTY
four successive weeks and in five
the
same
from
said
plaintiffs.
J.
D.
week
’
s
show
will
be
given
Wed
ing at her home in Boardman. Mrs. ed-Wagon room at Pendleton Ho
consecutive issues of the Hermis
McKay and Marguerite McKay;
Bechdolt, a resident in Morrow tel. Each girl was presented with nesday.
ton Herald, a newspaper published
Basil B. Collins,
Marg. Riz left for Arlington to-wit:
county since 1898, was a grateful a corsage of red roses and a beau
weekly and of general circulation
Plaintiff,
The east half of the west half
worker in the Community church tiful wreath made of the same in where she will be employed as an
in Umatilla County, Oregon.
vs.
of the Northwest quarter of the
since they moved to Boardman in the center of the table. Members operator on the railroad.
Date of first publication April
Leo Collins and William Curl,
Northeast quarter of section 17.
Mrs. Gus Fransolas, Mrs. Don
1932. Gennie Simpson was born of the senior class are Sara Wurs
5, 1945. Date of last publication
Defendants.
township 4 North. Range 28. be
in Shetance, Illinois. September 9. ter, Leona Laird, Eleanor Eckert, Allstott and daughters, Leona
To Leo Collins and William May 3, 1945.
ing east of the Willamette Mer Curl,
1869. On April 12. 1898. she mar Dottie Faye Reeves, Barbara Ton- | Laird, all spent Friday in Pendle
the above named defendants:
HUGH E. BRADY, LaGrande,
idian. in the County of Uma
ried Will W. Bechdolt and in De ies, Dan Cooney. Jay Huson, Lew-1 ton.
Oregon. Attorney for Plain
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
tilla
and
State
of
Oregon.
Mrs. Darrell Cowan spent Fri
cember the couple came west and is Gilham, Jim Barbouletos, Fern
tiff.
STATE
OF
OREGON
homesteaded near Hardman. Sur Bray. The juniors are Edithanne day in Walla Walla. Mr. Cowan And that plaintiffs, J. D McKay
You, and each of you, are here- (April 5-May 3)
viving are her husband, W. W. Spencer, Ellamae Ewing, Joan and daughter joined her there in and Marguerite McKay, husband
Dollabs
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