Vernonia eagle., March 12, 1942, Page 5, Image 5

Thursday, March 12, 1942, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon 5
Sunday school convenes at 10
a. m. at the I. O. O. F. hall under
the direction of. Charles Ratkie,
superintendent.
Assembly of God Church
—Rev. John W. Hodges, Pastor
Sunday services:
9:45 A. M.—Bible school, direct­
ed by Alban Colsen, superintendent.
11:00 A. M.—Morning worship.
C :30 P. M.—Christ Ambassador’s
services.
Wednesday
night,
7:45—Bible
study and prayer meeting.
Thursday, 2:00 P. M.—Ladies
missionary and prayer band.
Friday, 7:30—Christ Ambassadors
We invite everyone to be in our
services.
News of the
Theatre
NEW STAR TRIO—
In their first triple-starring fea-
ture, Dick Foran, Leo Carrillo and
Andy Devine are seen in the action-
packed adventure drama, Universal’s
“The Kid From Kansas.”
Seven fast-moving outdoor pic­
tures are planned for the trio. “The
Kid From Kansas” is the story of
a
big-scale
swindle
attempted
against fruit plantation owners.
‘SILENT’ STAR RETURNS—
Back in 1919 • William Farnum
was starred in the silent version
of Zane Grey’s “Last of the Du-
anes.” A short while
'
ago he was
signed by 20th Century-Fox to a
featured role in the sound version
of the same story.
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Guaranteed
Watch Repairing
W. T. JACOBS
1162 State Street
Vernonia
Draftee
Days to
DeGrave,
Lieutenant Glenn
Oregon Navy Recruiting chief, has
received notice that a minimum of
10 days must elapse between the
time a draft registrant receives his
preliminary
physical' examination
and the time he is subject to call
for the service. Notice for the
second physical leads automatically
to induction, according to latest
army regulations.
Men classified as eligible for ser­
vice in the first physical are advised
that they may be called to duty at
any time after the 10 day period
has elapsed. They are therefore re­
quired to apply for enlistment in the
Navy within 10 days after the first
LUMBER — SHINGLES — VENEER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
See my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $8.75 per M. and up.
Open Saturdays from 8 a. m. to noon.
BRUCE
New and Used Parts
New and Used Tires
Gas and Oil
Expert Auto Repairing
LYNCH AUTO PARTS
RIVERVIEW
Phone 773
The Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
WANT TO BUY—Red cedar fence
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Man’s bi­
posts dry enough for immediate
cycle in good Condition. See it ait use. Could use 1000 a month. Inter­
FOR SALE OR RENT—Five room the Hess place at Treharne. 11 t 3 ested parties write W. F. Brown,
house with bath. George Divine,
714 S. 21st, Salem, Ore.
third house up Pebble Creek road.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Three bed
9t3
room, full modern house. Good WANTED—Housework during uay-
time. Apply at Eagle office.9t3
garage
and woodshed. One block
FOR SALE—1936 Chevrolet 2-door
in good shape. See Mrs. Madge from Heath’s Service Station in LOST—Box containing chain tight­
Rogers, 1256 Bridge St., Vernonia. Riverview. Will sell very reasonable
ener, wrenches, etc. Return to J.
813— or will trade for smaller house. On R. (Shorty) Lee.
11 t 1
account of sickness we must leave
FOR SALE OR TRADE—For town here. Good opportunity for some­ LOST—Studebaker hub cap. Re­
ward if returned to Vernonia
property: Two acres and five- one. See John F. Penney, River­
10 t 3
7tf— Auto Company,
room house, semi-modern, one mile view.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice hereby is given that warrants for collection of delinquent taxes on personal property have been
issued by M. R. CALHOUN, Sheriff and Tax Collector of COLUMBIA Clounty, State of Oregon, on the 9th
day of February, 1942, in substance as follows:
WHEREAS, The persons hereinafter named appear as owning or having possession or control of certain
personal property, hereinafter described, and as being liable for payment of taxes thereon; and
WHEREAS, Taxes lawfully assessed, levied and charged .on said personal property have not been pail
and are delinquent for the several years and in the respective amounts hereinafter specified;
NOW THEREFORE, In pursuance of Chapter 389, Oregon Laws, 1941, I, M. R. CALHOUN, Sheriff and
Tax Collector qf Columbia County, State of Oregon, have duly issued warrants to enforce payment of said
delinquent taxes.
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The names of the persons owning or having possession or contrpl of said personal property, and the
description of the property as appearing in the latest tax roll, the year or years for which taxes are delin­
quent, the principal amount of the delinquent taxes for each year and the interest accrued thereon to the
15th day of February, 1942, the date of issuance of said warrants are as follows:
Name of Owner
8.46
8.30
5.66
13.05
8.08
$ 43.55
S. E. and Minnie Baker
Route 1, Vernonia, Oregon
No. 15
Livestock
1939
.63
3.09
Total of Warrant
$
3.72
3.72
Carroll and Jennett Chance
Vernonia, Uregon
No. 43
Improvements on Real’ Estate
1940
1939
.38
3.32
.40
1.98
Total of Warrant
$
3.70
2.38
6.08
Equipment and Tools
.65
5.70
1940
Total of Warrant
$
6.35
6.35
Merchandise and Furniture and
Fixtures
1940
1939
1938
2.51
22.13
5.67
27.91
3.50
13.17
Total of Warrant
24.64
33.58
16.67
$ 74.89
Livestock
1940
.27
2.41
Total of Warrant
$
2.68
2.68
Machinery and Livestock
1.30
6.39
1939
Total of Warrant
$
7.69
7.69
Livestock
1940
.79
6.97
Total of Warrant
$
7.76
7.76
Livestock
1940
1939
.96
.11
.19
.95
Total of Warrant
$
1.07
1.14
2.21
Furniture and Fixtures, Merchan­
dise and Improvements on Real Es­
tate_______
Livestock
1940
5.86
57.03
Total of Warrant
62.89
$ 62.89
1940
.96
.11
Total of Warrant
$
Machinery and Livestock
1940
1938
1938
.24
2.09
.41
1.43
1.76
6.20
Total of Warrant
2.33
1.84
7.96
$ 1Z.13
Livestock
1938
2.47
.70
Total’ of Warrant
$
1940
49.40
5.60
Total of Warrant
55.00
$ 55,00
Boat
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
.15
1.34
.28
1.37
.38
1.33
.30
.83
.51
1.16
Total of Warrant
$
1.49
1.65
1.71
1.13
1.67
7.65
Machinery
1931
10.99
14.34
Total of Warrant
25.33
* 25.33
Ohler Bros., Timber Route,
Vernonia, Oregon
No. 182
Merchandise and
Fixtures
Furniture and
W. O. Porterfield, Vernonia, Oregon Merchandise
No. 192
Oregon-American
LUMBER
CORPORATION
Vernonia, Oregon
Curtains and lace table­
covers expertly done.
St. Helens Laundry
ST. HELENS, ORE.
Pick ups and deliveries
each Tues, and Fri.
Agent—Museum
Shop
Barber
1.05
5.17
Total of Warrant
.10
.89
194
.18
.88
1939
Total of Warrant
1939
1.07
1.07
3.17
3.17
$
6.22
6.22
$
Livestock
1940
1.53
13.47
Total of Warrant
s
15.00
15.00
Livestock
1940
.08
.78
Total of Warrant
$
.86
86
H. C. McDonald (The Club)
Vernonia, Oregon
No. 226
Furniture and Fixtures
1940
1939
2.93
25.84
2.22
11.73
Total of Warrant
28.77
13.95
$ 42.72
C. O. and Gertha K. Thomas
Vernonia, Oregon
No. 223
Merchandise
1934
1932
1931
22.10
36.63
43.98
64.05
21.74
29.11
Total of Warrant
58.73
108.03
50.85
$217.61
Bert and Pauline Tisdale
Vernonia, Oregon
No. 233
Livestock
1939
.27
1.32
Total of Warrant
$
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Machinery
No. 235
1940
1938
1934
5.09
44.93
19.51
68.88
17.50
30.52
Total of Warrant
50.02
88.39
48.02
$186.43
Ed Boe, Vernonia, Oregon
No. 236
Machinery and Livestock
1940
1.09
9.62
Total of Warrant
10.71
$ 10.71
Vernonia Steam Laundry
Vernonia, Oregon
No. 237
Machinery
1934
69.95
115.95
Total of Warrant
185.90
$185.90
Livestock
"THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK”
WE WANT TO DO TOUR LAUNDRY
THE WAY THAT YOU DESIRE,
WE'VE SERVICES TO SUIT YOU,
SO WON'T YOU PLEASE INQUIRE?
$
.99
1.06
2,05
C. A. and Catherine Sherratt
PIANO—Must repossess. Will leave Vernonia, Oregon
with responsible party. Sell cheap No. 213
for cash or some terms. Write Box W. D. Steele, Vernonia, Oregon
215 care of Vernonia Eagle. 10 t 3 No. 222
•PHONE
$
7.60 $ .86
1.40
6.90
3.98
1.68
4.91
8.14
3.25
4.83
Total of Warrant
FOR SALE—Two dairy cows. In­ Clyde and Cassie Reynolds
quire Bee Ranch near Keasey.
Route 1, Vernonia
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11 t 1 No. 200
J. A. Thornburg, President
O CÖ
f-W
1940
1939
1936
1934
1932
I OR SALE—Horse. Weight 1500
pounds; 3 years, 4 months old; John McMullen, Mist, Oregon
half Shire, half Percheron. See No. 159
Iiarold Bergerson.
11 t 2 Nance Pharmacy, Vernonia, Oregon
No. 175
FOR SALE—’36 Chevrolet four- Claude Newkirk, Vernonia, Oregon
door sedan. Good tires. Will trade No. 178
for small house. See Mrs. George
Partridge.
10 t 3
Invites You to Bank by Mail if Inconvenient
to Come in Person
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Merchandise and Stock
J. R. Lee, Vernonia, Oregon
No. 142
FQR SALE—Row boat, Navy bino­
culars, dining room set, Lang
range, davenport and wall telephone.
L. C. Boeck, Mist Rt.
11 t 1
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E. S. Bafforu, Vernonia, Oregon
No. 12
Louis LeRoy and Fairy Grace
Luramore, Vernonia, Oregon
No. 136
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H. M. and Isabelle Culbertson
V ernonia, Oregon
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the No. 55
undersigned has filed her final ac­ R. W. and Maude L. Duncan
count in the estate of Jess Wilbur Vernonia, Oregon
Skinner, also known as J. W. Skin­ No. 62
ner, deceased, in the County Court
of Columbia County, Oregon, and Harley Edwards, Vernonia, Oregon
the court has fixed Saturday, April iio. 63
11, 1942, at 10 o’clock a. m. in the T. F. Epping, Route 1, Vernonia
Court Room of said Court as the No. 67
time and place for hearing of ob- Henry Glahn, Vernonia, Oregon
jections thereto and the settlement No. 79
thereof.
Bull Henderson, Vernonia, Oregon
Mary Skinner No. 98
Administratrix.
Neal W. Bush
H. L. King, Vernonia
Attorney for Administratrix.
No. 132
Classified
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Description of Property
15-42
Church of Jesus Christ
Of Latter Day Saints—
Legal Notices
11 t 3
iterest to
—The Livingstone». Ministeri
9:45 a. m.—Bible school.
11:00—Communion
service
and
preaching; subject of sermon—
“Our Spiritual Security.”
6:30 p. m.—Christian Endeavor
meetings.
7:30—-Song service; sermon, sub­
ject—“The Last of the Dictat­
ors."
Sermons on prophesy each Wed­
nesday and Thursday evenings 7:30.
from town on Stoney Point road. FOR RENT—Modern 4 room house
with or without adjoining farm
Inquire Carl Davis, Stoney Point
land. See Mrs. Ross Duncan, Keasey
road.
loute.
11 t 3—
m ount
u.nristian Church
FOR SALE—Two
acres
partly
cleared. Three-room house, small
barn, chicken house. Three miles
from Sunset junction on Vernonia
load at county line. $326.00. Terms
J. A. Johnson.
9t3
t Taxes
At The
Churches
physical, if they are to be certain
of successfully entering the Navy.
The officer emphasized that men
who prefer the seagoing branch of
the service should apply for enlist-
ment wthin this period, Otherwise,
MR. JORDAN COMES
he said, they may miss ■the boat,
TO TOWN—
since they cannot join the Navy
‘'Here Comes Mr. Jordan,” Co­ after the second physical.
lumbia’s unusLal new comedy star­
ring Robert Montgomery, opens
scon at the Joy Theatre. Directed
by Alexander Hall and produced by
Everett Riskin from the riotous CALL FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that bids
Sidney Buchman-Seton I. Miller
scieen-play, “Here Comes Mr. Jor­ for 230 cords of wood will be re­
Schwab, clerk of
dan” includes in its stellar support­ ceived by Lee
No. 47 Jt„ Ver-
School
District
ing ca-t such well-known character
actors and comics as Claude Rains, nunia, Oregon,
200 cords to be delivered at the
Evelyn Keyes, James Gleason, Ed­
Washington Grade School and 30
ward Everett Horton, Rita Johnson,
cords to be delivered to the Lincoln
Halliwell Hobbes, John Emery, Don­
School’.
ald MacBride and Benny Rubin.
Bids should be in Mr. Schwab’s
UNSEEN ACTORS—
hands on or before April 7, 1942.
'Both Claude Rain,s
Rain-s and Lon
We are asking bids on old growth
Chaney, who play father and son in cord wood, second growth cord
Univetl-al’s i.J ror drama, “The wood, old growth slab wood and
Wolf Man,” made invisible film de­ second growth slab wood.
Signed: Glenn Hawkins
buts.
Chairman
Rains was introduced in the title
Lee Schwab
role cf “The Invisible Man,” Uni­
Clerk
versal thrill film of 1933.
In ert March 5, 12, 19, 26, and
Young Chaney was also unseen
in his first picture, “Girl Crazy,” in April 2.
1932. He was on the end of the
chorus line unseen behind a pillar. NOTICE
The County Court of Columbia
ACTOR IN DEMAND—
County, Oregon, has appointed me
William Gargan, who has a sup­
administrator of the estate of Matt
porting role in Universal’s new
M. Johnson, also known as M. M.
comedy sensation, “Keep 'Em Fly­
Johnson, deceased. All persons hav­
ing,” plays his 20th screen aviator
ing claims against said estate are
role in the Abbott and Costello of­
required to present them, with pro­
fering which also features Martha
per vouchers, to me at the office
Raye, Carol Bruce and Dick Foran.
of Neal W. Bush, Joy Theatre Build­
He characterizes a civilian instruc­
ing, Vernonia, Oregon, within six
tor in an Army air school.
months from March 5th. 1942.
Gargan went into “Keep ’Em
Gene Shipman
Flying” two days after completing a
Administrator.
similar portrayal in Universal’s “Fly­
Neal W. Bush
ing Cadets.”
Attorney for Administrator.
Publish March 5, 12, 19, 26 and
April 2.
ear of
elinquency
This prod/uction Stars George
Montgomery as Bufk Duane and
Farnum will portray a Texas Ran-
ger who brings Buck to the side of
law and order.
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1.59
Immediately after service of these warrants by publication of this notice once a week for four consecutive
weeks, if the delinquent taxes, interest and cost of service shall not have been paid, each such warrantor a
duplicate thereof will be filed with the County Clerk for entry in the judgment docket of the county. There­
upon, the amounts of the several warrants, so docketed, shall become liens upon the title to any interest in
real property owned by the respective persons against whom such warrants have been issued. The effect
shall be the same as though the people of Columbia County had recovered judgment against the person named
in each such warrant for the full amount of the delinquent taxes Covered by such warrant, together with
interest thereon and costa as provided by law.
The lien of any warrant so docketed shall be released on full payment of the amount of delinquent taxes,
interest and costs covered therein; or on a satisfactory showing that the person against whom the warrant
was issued was under no liability for payment of such taxes at the time the warrant was issued and has not
become liable for such payment at any subsequent time; or for other good and sufficient reason.
This notice
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of lOOUOIIVC
issuance of
VS* warrants
waaionin 1U1
for cvnuvnv
collection
II vr of • •« delinquent
V • *1 wai w y'«-
personal
• . • — - property
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taxes
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pursuant to the
the provisions
provisions of
of Chapter
Chapter 389,
389, Oregon
Oregon Laws,
Laws, 1941,
1941, and
and Section
Section 1-607,
1-607, O.
O. C.
C. L.
L. A.,
A., once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the Vernonia Eagle, a newspaper of general circulation, published in Columbia
County, State of Oregon.
Date of first publication of this notice, February 12. 1942, and date of last publication, March 12, 1942.
M. R. CALHOUN
Sheriff and Tax Collector
By J. G. THOMPSON
Deputy.
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