NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937
O W YH EE
The Owyhee District held their
annual election Monday evening
and the following officers
were
elected: E. E. Crocker, director, Mrs
Nell Dlmmlck, clerk. A lively Inter­
est was shown over the Adrian High
school question. It was voted to stay
In the Nyssa District by a small
majority. The people were asked to
be considering whether they wish
to extend the bus service this win­
ter and lncdude more territory on
the Northwest end of the district.
Mrs. Anna Larson, Mrs. Violet
Rice and son and the Orover
Douglas and Guy Glenn families
were entertained Sunday by the Al­
bert Larsons at Big Bend.
Mrs. Fred Klingback and three
children left Friday morning for
Walla Walla where they will visit
her mother. Doris who Is attend­
ing 4-H school will join them at
Wajla Walla and all will return
home in about two weeks.
The Marty McKlm, J. B. Couter
and Earl Crocker families made an
all day visit Sunday to Mr. McKim's
parents on the new project near
Vale.
The local CCC camps’ baseball
team won a game played against
the Ontario CCC Saturday..
Mrs. Ellis Walters was pleasantly
surprised Friday by the arrival of
her sister Mrs. Faye Walhite of
Twin Fall for an overnight visit.
Rev. R. O. Chandler stayed over­
night at the Bigelow home Thurs­
day. He attended the evangelistic
services while here.
D. O. Chamberlain, an old ac­
quaintance of the Ray Franklins in
Illinois arrived here Tuesday and is
working for Mr. Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper of
Oregon Trail were Sunday dinner
guests of the L. B. Landreth fam­
ily
The Oce Schweizer, Neil Dimmick
W. L. Dimmick and Andrew Boers-
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ma families enjoyed a picnic at
Klaas Stam's of Oregon Trail Sun­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Robb and
family attended the festival “Ida­
ho Marches On” at Boise last Pri-
day.
Viola Pullen and Bud Schweizer
returned from 4-H summer school
at Corvallis Friday evening. The
three delgates will give a resume of
their trip at the next PTA meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Curry, who re­
cently moved in the C. A. Matlock
house on the old Charles Fisher
plac?, spent this week end visiting
his parents at Juntura.
Mrs. Frank Crocker and two sons
left Tuesday evening for Oklahoma
immediately upon receiving word of
the serious illness of her mother.
Friends of Mrs. Crocker will regTet
to hear she arrived at her destina­
tion too late for the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gee and two
children of Leed, South Dakota a r­
rived here Thursday via Yakima to
visit his brother Ralph Gee and
family. They left Sunday to spend
a few days with his sister Mrs. L.
R. Kendall and family.
Mrs. Ed Foss, formerly Wanda
Hite of Salmon, Idaho arrived Fri­
day evening for a short visit with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. O. R.
Hite. The Hite family and Mrs. Foss
observed Fathers day at the Jim
Hite home in Newell Heights.
Mrs. K. W. Purdue of Oreana,
Ida., is a guest at the Doc Pullen
home. Mrs. Cecil Fetter and two
sens, who were recent vlistors of the
Pullens, moved to Ontario for the
summer.
Fred Pullen is able to walk with
the aid of crutches. This seems
especially wonderful when we rem­
ember it has been practically a year
since he became a paralysis victim.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bigelow enjoy­
ed a drive to Jordan Valley last
Thursday going via Succor creek
and returning the ION highway.
Rex Walters, who works for
George Ward, came from Ironside
Thursday and stayed overnight
with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Norman of Tule
Lake, California accompanied by
Mr. A. Winters visited Mr. and Mrs.
S. T. Calhoun last week end prim­
arily for the purpose of determining
whether they would like to make
investments here They made sev­
eral trips over the project with the
Calhouns who report their guests
were delighted with the prospects
in this country.
F. H. Brewer was engaged last
week In making a new pipe line
from the Owyhee Ditch to his
ranch, which is rented by his son-
in-law E. J. Barker.
Mesdames Jim Langton and Her­
bert Hoxie went to Boise Monday
morning for a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Haying which was interrupted by
recent rains has been resumed.
Altho the hay that was down is
badly bleached no serious damage
has been done.
Mrs. Carl Quackenbush and
three children of Spokane are
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lowe of Mitchell Butte.
LINCOLN NEWS
By MRS. ED DUPRE
Mr. and Mrs. George Leavitt of
Haines visited his mother over Fri­
day and Saturday. Other visitors of
Grandma Leavitt were Mrs. Ed
Rose of Cairo district on Friday and
Mrs. Bell Redsull and Mrs. Em
Smith of Ontario on Sunday.
The Chamberlain family have
moved to the Mathews ranch near
the Moody hill.
Thelma DuPre is spending a week
with her sister Mrs. Dale Garrison
of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Flarety of On­
tario were Owyhee dam vlistors on
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Leavitt visited Mrs.
Gertie Blanton Sunday .
Miss Tiny Fenton of Ontario was
a week end visitor at the DuPre
home.
Mrs. Jim Walters formerly of
Cairo district is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Ingraham the past week.
She motored to Caldwell to visit her
sisters over Sunday and intends
visiting other friends and relatives
while here. She has been making
her home with her son Melvin Wal­
ters in Eugene. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed DuPre visited
Mr and Mrs. Ed Casto of Harper on
Sunday Mr. Casto’s father of Salt
Lake City is spending the summer
with his son Ed in Harper
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR MAL­
HEUR COUNTY.
In The Matter of Estate of Jasper
N. Shelton, Deceased.
The undersigned having been ap­
pointed by the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Malheur Coun­
ty, Administrator of the estate of
Jasper N. Shelton, deceased, and
having qualified as such, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to present
them, verified as required by law,
within six months after the first
publication of this notice to said
Administrator at the office of A. L.
Fletcher, In the City of Nyssa, the
same being the place designated for
the transaction of all business per­
taining to said estate.
June 16, 1937
R. C. SHELTON,
Administrator of the Estate of
Jasper N. Shelton, deceased.
First publication June 17, 1937.
Last publication July 8, 1937.
NOTICE OF HEARING
interest in or to the real prop-
Oregon, to-wit: the North 85 feet of
perty described In the complaint
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Block 30, and
herein filed,
Lots 1 to 20, both Inclusive erf Block
Defendants
19, and Lots 1 to 20, both inclusive,
To Nyssa Improvement Company, *
of Block 22, all of Teutsch's Addi­ dissolved corporation, W. A. Teu-
tion to the Town of Nyssa, and tsch, Alida B. Teutsch, C C Wilson,
decreeing and adjuding th at you Jane Doe Wilson, David Canham,
and each of you have no interest, Elizabeth Canham, Clara Canham.
estate, or claim whatever, in or to Charles Canham, Ralph W. Despain
said land or premises so described Jane Doe Despain. the unknown
and that the title of the plaintiff to heirs, if any, of Lennox B. Boyle,
all of said property is a good Deceased, the unknown heirs. If
and valid fee simple title, and en­ any. of Josiah Boydell, Deceased,
joining and debarring you and each the unknown heirs, if any, of Har­
of you from asserting any right riett P. F. Boydell, Deceased, and
whatever in or to said land or also all other persons or person
premises or any part thereof, ad­ unknown, claiming any right, title,
verse to the plaintiff, and for such estate, lien or Interest in or to the
other relief as to the court may real property described in the com­
seem meet and equitable in the plaint herein filed, of the above
premises.
named defendants;
You will take notice th at this
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
summons is served upon you under OF OREGON: You and each of you
and by virtue of and pursuant to hereby are commanded to appear
an order of the Hon. David F. G ra­ in the above entitled court and
ham, County Judge of said County cause within four weeks after the
and State, acting in the absence of
the Circuit Judge, made the 16th
day of June, 1937, directing th a t,
publication of summons herein be
made for four successive weeks, in­
cluding five publications, in the
Gate City Journal, published at
Nyssa, Oregon. The date of first
publication is June 17, 1937, and the
date of last publication will be July
15, 1937.
Carl H. Goad, Administrator
of the Estate of Patrick Me- (
Intyre, Deceased, Plaintiff.
Residing at Nyssa, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given th at the
Common Council of the City of
Nyssa, Oregon, will hold a public
hearing in the basement of the Eag­
les hall in said City on the evening
of June 29, 1937, at the hour of 8
o’clock P. M. for the purpose of af­
fording persons particularly inter­ SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
ested, and the general public, an
opportunity to be heard, either for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
>r against the passage by the Com­
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
mon Council of an Ordinance reg­
ulating, restricting and segregat­ CARL H. COAD, Plaintiff.
vs.
ing the location of business, trades
or calling, the location of buildings ROY WILLOUGHBY and LEVONA
WILLOUGHBY, his wife; NYS­
or property designed for specified
SA IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
uses; dividing the City into districts
A dissolved corporation; H. S
and establishing
regulations and
SACKETT, County Clerk and j
designating the uses for which
Registrar of Titles of Malheur
buildings may not be erected or al­
County; ARTHUR H. BOYDELL
tered.
and BLANCHE L. BOYDELL,
Notice is further given th at the
his wife; GERTRUDE EVA BOY­
City Planning Commission has fil­
DELL; ETHEL YWN SARAZIN
ed with the City Recorder its final
and J. J. SARAZIN, her husband;
report upon the foregoing matters
J. BLAYNEY BOYDELL; ELIZ­
and therein has recommended to
ABETH AGNES NEDRY and E.
the Common Council the passage of
BRITT NEDRY, her husband: W.
a proposed Ordinance which is now
A. TEUTSCH and ALIDA B.
on file in the office of the City Re­
TEUTSCH, his wife; C. C. WIL­
corder and the same is open to the
SON and JANE DOE WILSON,
inspection of the public.
his wife;
DA VII» CANHAM;
ELIZABETH CANHAM; CLARA
Per Order Common Council
CANHAM; CHARLES CANHAM.
City of Nyssa, Oregon.
RALPH W. DESPAIN and JANE
6-10 to 6-24.
DOE DESPAIN, his Wife; CHAR­
LES D. DESPAIN and QUINTIL­
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
LA DESPAIN. his wife, the un­
known heirs, if any, of Lennox B.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Boyle, Deceased; the unknown
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
heirs, if any, of Joslah Boydell,
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
Deceased; the unknown heirs if
CARL H. COAD, Administrator of
any of Harriett P. F. Boydell,
the Estate of Patrick McIntyre,
Deceased; and also, all other per­
Deceased, Plaintiff
sons or person unknown, claim­
vs.
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
A. W. WARD and RUAH WARD,
his wife; S. F. POSTER and
MYRTLE FOSTER, his wife; R.
O. NEWCOMER and JANE DOE
NEWCOMER, his wife;
MAL­
HEUR COUNTY, A municipal
corporation and subdivision of the
State of Oregon; LOTTIE PHIL­
LIPS;
HERBERT PHILLIPS;
FRANK PHILLIPS; and MAUDE
PHILLIPS, his wife; NELLIE
POINTS and SILAS POINTS, her
husband, Defendants.
To R. G. Newcomer and Jane Doe
Newcomer, his wife, of the above
9
named defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you and each of you
hereby are commanded to appear in
the above entitled court and cause
If you want a real
within four weeks after the first
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picnic, come
publication of this summons, which
and
select
from our
date of first publication is June 17.
1937, then and there to answer or
large and fresh stock.
otherwise plead to the complaint
filed herein, and if you fail so to do,
and for want thereof, plaintiff will
take judgment and decree against
you cancelling certificate of title
No. 2SS and ordering the with­
drawal from registry of the North
85 feet of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of
Block 30 of Teutsch's Addition to
Nyssa, and restoring title thereto to
the former or recording system, and
determining all adverse claims to
the following described real prop­
erty in Malheur County, State of
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first publication of this summons,
which date of first publication is
June 10, 1937, then and there to
answer or otherwise plead to the
complaint filed herein, and if you
fail so to do, and for want there:f
plaintiff will take judgment and de­
cree against you cancelling certifi­
cate of title No. 285, and ordering
the withdrawal from registry of
the North 85 feet of Lots 1. 2, 3. 4
and 5 of Block 30 of Teutsch’s Ad­
dition to Nyssa, and restoring title
thereto to the former or recording
system, and determining all adverse
claims to the following described
real property in Malheur County,
State of Oregon, to-wit: the North
85 feet of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of
Block 30, and Lots 1 to 20. both in­
clusive, of Block 19, and Lots 1 to
20, both Inclusive, of Block 22, all of
Teutsch’s Addition to the Town of
Nyssa, and decreeing and adjudging
that you, and each of you have no
interest, estate, or claim what­
ever, In or to said land or prem­
ises so
described, and that the
t i t l e of the plaintiff to all of
said property is a good and valid
fee simple title, and enjoining and
debarring you and each of you
from asserting any right whatever
in or to said land or premises or any
part thereof, adverse to the plain­
tiff, and for such other relief as to
the court may seem meet and equit­
able in the premises.
You will take notice th at this
summons is served upon you under
and by virtue of and pursuant to an
order of the Hon. Charles W. Ellis,
Circuit Judge of said County and
State, made the 10th day of June.
1937, directing that publication of
summons herein be made for four
successive weeks, including five
publications, in the Gate City Jour­
nal, published at Nyssa, Oregon.
The date of first publication is June
10, 1937, and the date of last pub­
lication will be July 8, 1937.
CARL H. COAD, Plaintiff
Residing at Nyssa, Oregon.
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