Nyssa gate city journal., June 06, 1940, Image 4

THE N YSSA G ATE C IT Y JO URNAL. TH U RSD AY. JUNE 6,
The Gate City Journal
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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL’S
PROGRAM
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Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Fanners
A Properly Equipped Trailer Camp
A City Park
A Comprehensive Street Improvement
Plan
FINISH THE JOB YO U ARE P A ID FOR
UMBLINGS from our nation’s capitol indi­
cate that some of our Congressmen and
Senators are beginning to look forward to the
adjournment of the present session of congress
“ due to the coming hot weather” .
R
The taxpayers of this nation are paying
these men good hard cash, and plenty of it, for
a year’s work— nothing was said when they
asked for the job, of the hot weather, or mend­
ing political fences. Their promise, as is always
the case, was that they would give us good,
loyal, efficient service.
This nation, at the present time, faces a
very gloomy future, as far as international af­
fairs are concerned and it is up to the men in
congress to see that our course is guided along
the safest and best route, and they cannot do
that if they are back home delivering a lot of
pre-campaign promises, and trying to vindicate
the stand they have taken during the present
session.
There may be two reasons for this desire
to adjourn— one that they want to be away from
Washington, in order to sidestep any responsi­
bility of what this government does and then
passing the buck onto someone else. Or that
they want to come home and enter the political
campaign.
To take care of this latter situation we
would suggest that the congress take a leave of
absence for forty-five days to coincide with the
national party conventions, and then get back
to Washington and S T A Y ON TH E JOB U N ­
T IL TH EIR W O R K IS DONE!
W E CAN BLAM E OURSELVES
L O T o f acrimony is being heaped on the
heads of our recent past presidents and
the present one, for our lack o f national defense,
all of which is “ chickens coming home to roost” .
Over the vast expanse of these United
States for the past twenty years, there has been
a howl of indignation go up from the citizenry,
at the mere mention of increasing our army,
navy or air corps. And now that the possibility,
a very real possibility, o f our having to defend
our country, these same pacifist howlers are
laying the blame on every one except on the one
where it belongs.
A
Remember the very concerted drive there
was not so many years back, in fact within the
last two years, for the disbandonment o f the
college and high school R. O. T. C.?
It is conservatively estimated now that we
will have to spend somewhere in the neighbor­
hood of $4,000,000,000 to get our armed forces
somewhere near the proper strength and pro­
perly equipped to even begin to defend our
country. In other words we are going to spend
$10 now where we could have done about the
same thing with only $1.
President Roosevelt has our vote o f approval
on his plan to call the National Guard into fed­
eral service— for these troops are in a real sense
our first line defense on land. The only nigger
in the wood pile being that they are partially
trained and equipped. W e have to face the
music and we might as well face it now, for lack
o f training was the cause of a great number of
our soldiers being on the casualty list in the last
war. Another thing it takes at least a year to
turn out a real fighting soldier, and this could
probably be cut down to six to nine months with
our National Guard troops.
1940.
six, E. W. M.. excepting those por­
IN T H E NAM E O F THE STATE
sec. 26. twp. 19, rge. 41; EVi»NWi4
tions thereof conveyed to the
sec. 26, twp. 19, rge. 41; price OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
United States of America by deed
$80 00
quired to appear and answer the
from R. Cornell and Mary a
Tract No. 583A, description, S 4 S E ‘,i complaint filed against you in the
Cornell, his wife, dated July j'
sec. 13, twp. 30, rge. 41; price above entitled suit within four
1937, filed November 23, 1937, and
LINC O LN H E IG H TS — Donna
$20 00
recorded in Book 43 at pages 651-
weeks from the date of the first
Tract
No. 584A, description, N W S - publication of this summons; and if
Winslow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
2
of the Deed Records of Malheur
SE'4, SEViSWti sec. 19, twp. 31, you fail so to aiawer, for want
County, Oregon.
Ralph Winslow, was chosen by Mr
rge. 41; price $20.00.
thereof,
the
plaintiff
will
apply
for
This summons is published by or­
Houser to represent the 4-H Sew­
Tract No 585A, description, W 'j W b the relief demanded in the com­
sec. 5, twp. 33, rge. 41; price *80 00. plaint on file in this suit, to wit: der of the Honorable Robert M
ing club, to which she belongs, at
Duncan, Circuit Judge, made and
Tract
No.
586A,
description,
W
‘
,
-i-
the convention held at Corvallis.
a decree adjudging the plaintiff entered the 4th day of May, 1940
S E '.S W 'i sec. 14, twp. 15, rge. for
to be the true and lawful owner of prescribing that this summons be
Donna received a blue ribbon on
42; price *5.00.
.
lands described in the complaint published once each week for four
Tract No. 587A, description, SE‘4- the
her work which was displayed at
N E li sec. 23, twp. 15, rge. 42; herein and hereinafter described; successive and consecutive weeks in
the fair in Ontario. In case Don­
that all adverse claims of the de­ the Nyssa Gate City Journal, a
price $10.00.
fendants and each of them be ad­ newspaper of general circulation
na is unable to go Audra Anderson,
Tract No. 588A, description, S W 5 - judged
to be invalid and that the published at Nyssa, Malheur Coun­
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Avery
S W >1 sec. 24, twp. 14,; rge. 42; plaintiff's
title thereto be quieted ty, Oregon.
N% NW I4 sec. 25, twp 14, rge. 42;
Anderson, will take her place.
against all claims of the defendants
price $60.00.
A. L. FLETCHER
or
either
of
them, said land being
Mrs. Amelia Whitsell of McMinn­
Tract No. 589A, description, S54SV4,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
ville, Oregon, has been visiting at
NE ‘4 SW ‘4, W 14N W 14S W 14 sec. 25, described as follows:
Residing at Nyssa, Oregon
The East H alf of the Northeast
twp 15, rge. 42; NE14NE14 sec. 35,
the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Quarter, Section Fifteen, Town First publication May 9, 1940.
twp' 15, rge. 42; A ll sec. 36, twp. 15
Ray Whitsell and family.
ship
Twenty,
South
Range
Forty-
Last
publication
June 6, 1940
rge. 42; Lot 4, sec. 30, twp. 15, rge.
Legal ■ Advertisement
Mrs. Elva G riffith and Mr. and
43; price $235.00.
Tract No. 590 A, description, W14
Mrs. Lewis G riffith of Wilder vis­
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
sec. 28, twp. 20, rge. 42; S'.-iNEH,
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G U ARD IAN 'S F IN A L ACCOUNT
SE14, S E S S W 'i sec. 29, twp. 20,
Notice is hereby given that the
Joe Blahnic last week. Mrs. G rif­
rge. 42; S14SE14 sec. 33, twp. 20,
final
account
of
Loring
Taylor
as
rge. 43; Lot 1, Lot 2, S W 1.NE14,
fith and Mrs. Blahnic are sisters.
guardian of the estate and person
SE14NW14, NE 14SW 14 sec. 4, twp.
Miss Viola Anderson, daughter of of Albert Hinsch, now deceased, has
21,
43; price $215.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Anderson, has been filed in the County Court of Tract rge.
No. 591A, description, SE14-
been chosen by the Boulevard Y. Malheur County, State of Oregon,
NE14, E14SE14, NW14SE14, SE14-
SW14 sec. 31, twp. 20, rge. 42; price
G. A. to attend the convention at and that the 14th day of June, 1940,
at the hour of 1:30 o'clock P. M. has
$50.00.
Corvallis.
been duly appointed by the Court Tract
The following report was presented to the Com­
No. 592A, description, SE14-
Merlin and Evelyn Smith of Wa- for the hearing of objections to
SE14 sec. 15, twp. 30, rge. 42; price
mon
Council Monday, May 27, 1940:
terbury, Neb., Vera Patefield of such final account and settlement
$ 20 . 00 .
thereof, at which time any person
Laurel, Neb., and John Bones of interested in said estate may appear Tract No. 593A, description, SE14
May 27th, 1940
sec. 11, twp. 16, rge. 43; price
Allen, Neb., arrived Wednesday ev­ and file objections thereto, in writ­
$40.00.
___
ening for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.. ing and contest the same.
Dated this 16th day of May, 1940. Tract No. 594A, description, A ll sec. To the Hon. Mayor and
Lee Smith and other relatives and
5, twp. 18, rge. 43; A ll sec. 7, twp. Members of the Common Council:
LO R IN G TAYLO R.
friends. Merlin and Evelyn are a
18, rge. 43; A ll sec. 17, twp. 18, rge.
Guardian of the Estate and
43; A ll sec. 19, twp. 18, rge. 43;
The City Planning Commisssion has had under
Person of Albert Hinsch.'
nephew and niece of Mr. and Mrs.-
price
$640.00.
Max S. Taggart, Attorney,
Smith.
Tract No. 595A, description, W li, consideration for some time past the matter o f a zon­
Ontario,
Oregon.
Mrs. Anna Harris, who has been First published May 16, 1940
StaSE li, sec. 11, two. 18, rge. 43; ing ordinance for the purpose o f dividing the City in­
confined to her home the past Last published June 13, 1940.
price $100.00.
Tract No. 596A, description, SW14- to districts, with restrictions on the kinds of buildings
week due to a severe back injury,
NOTICE OF SALE OF CO UNTY-
SE14 sec. 36, twp. 18, rge. 43; price
is improving nicely.
that may be permitted in each District.
OWNED LANDS
$ 20 . 00 .
Tom Whitlock a n d Raymond
Pursuant to an Order of the Tract No. 597A, description, S!4-
Findley have been assisting with County Court of Malheur County,
A committee was appointed several months ago
SE ‘,4 sec. 19, twp. 17, rge. 44; N % -
N E !i sec. 30, twp. 17, rge. 44; price
the haying at the Emil Frank farm. Oregon, dated the 1st day of May,
to
draft
a tentative report to the Council, with its rec­
1940, I will on the 8th day of June,
$40.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and their 1940, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock
Tract No. 598A, description, A ll ommendations as to what the contents o f the proposed
house guests, Merlin and Evelyn A. M., at the front door of the
North of Railroad in SW14 sec.
Smith and Vera Patefield, visited County Court House at Vale, Ore­
5, twp. 19, rge. 44; price $15.00.
zoning ordinance should be. Later the Nyssa Lions
Tract No. 599A, description, E% -
at the Bob DeGross home in Rich­ gon, oifer for sale the tracts of land
nereinafter described and numbered
S E ',1 sec. 8, twp. 18, rge. 45; price Club became interested in the matter and the Com­
land Thursday. Evelyn and Vera for not less than the prices fixed by
$80.00.
remained until Sunday.
said Court with the proportionate Tract No. 600A, description, A ll mittee appointed from the membership 6f the Lions
The Lincoln Sunday school has cost of publication added thereto.
West of the Highway R igh t-of- Club met with the members o f the City Planning Com­
Said lands will be offered for sale
way in the SW',iNW',4, and the
been invited to the River View Sun­ to the highest bidder for cash; or
NVaSWVi
sec. 17, twp. 18, rge. 45; mission on May 22nd, 1940, and as a result of that
day school to partake of a pot-luck all tracts priced at $200.00 or less to
price $25.00.
dinner Sunday, June 9th. The R i­ the highest bidder for cash, and all Tract No. 601A description, EVa- meeting and the exchange o f ideas among those in­
ver View folks visited Lincoln last tracts priced at more than $200.00
NE!4 sec 24, twp. 28, rge. 45; price terested, the following tentative report of the con­
and not more than $500.00 for cash
$ 20 . 00 .
fall.
or for not less than 20% cash and Tract No. 602A, description, E'A- tents o f the proposed Ordinance was agreed upon,
The following families enjoyed a the remainder to be paid under
S W !iS W !iN E t4 ,
N ’/aSWUNEti, and the Planning Commission is herewith submitting
day’s outing in the hills Monday: written agreement with the pur­
W la S E V i SW V i NE Vi,
W VaNW fi-
Mr and Mrs. Emil Frank, Mr. and chaser in equal installments over a
SE!4NE!4, sec. 16,twp. 18, rge. 46; the same as its tentative report and will be prepared
a period not exceeding 10 years; all
price
$35.00.
Mrs Levi Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. deferred payments to draw interest
No. 603A, description, Home to hold public hearings thereon at such times and
Ralph Winslow and family, Mr. and period not exceeding 5 years, and Tract
Park Fruit Tract No. 24, in sec.
places as the Council may require, before submitting
Mrs. Jack Pettit and family and all tracts priced at more than $500.00
32,
twp.
15, rge. 47; price $10.00.
to the highest and best bidder for
Carl Pettit. The men spent the day cash or for not less than 20% cash Tract No. 604A, description, W Vi- its final report.
NWt4NEt4NE54 sec. 5, twp. 18,
cutting poles and logs. They re­ and the remainder to be paid under
rge. 47; price $10.00.
W e recommend that the City be zoned as follows:
turned to their homes late Mon­ written agreement with the pur­ Tract No. 605A, description, EVa-
chaser, in equal installments over
day evening
BUSINESS
D IS TR IC T:
N
E
!i
sec.
6,
twp.
18,
rge.
47;
price
at the rate of 6% per annum, pay­
$65.00.
Haying has been the main event able annually; all sales and agree­
Block
7
to 12 inclusive, Original Townsite;
of the week in this locality. In ments to be subject to all the terms Tract No. 606A, description, NV4-
N 12 SW USE Vi, N a S ia N ! a S W r -
and
conditions
of
Sec.
69-813,
Ore­
Blocks
1
and 2 and 15 to 20 inclusive in Teutsch
some cases the season was rushsed
SE 14 sec. 10, twp. 18, rge. 47; price
because of lack of water. However gon Code, and Chapt. 402, Laws of
$25.00.
Ad.
South
one-half of Blocks 146 to 150 inclu­
1937; all lands within the bound­
mast of the hay was ready to be aries of irrigation or drainage dis­ Tract No. 607A, description, All
sive
and
Lots
19 to 23 inclusive o f Block 145, all
North
6c
East
of
Willow
Creek
in
cut. I f the water comes back in tricts to be sold subject to any valid
S E U N W 'i sec. 14, twp. 15, rge. 42;
in Wards A d.; Block 86, lots 6 to 18 inclusive in
the ditch when predicted little dam­ assessments made or to be made by
price
$20.00.
said districts since the date said
age would result.
C. W. GLENN,
Block 87, lots 1 to 7 inclusive and lots 15 to 20
lands were acquired by the County
Sheriff, Malheur County, Oregon.
and all lands within the boundaries
inclusive in Blk. 88, and all of Blk. 89 in West-
First
published
9
May,
1940.
ol the Warmsprings Irrigation Dis­
PO LLYANNAS FAST
trict which have been classified as Last published 6 June, 1940.
field Addition.
in Classes 5 and 6 and as to which
FOR RED CROSS
SUMMONS FOR PU B L IC A T IO N
said County has heretofore by reso­ IN THE C IR C U IT C O URT OF TH E
W e also recommend that the business district be
lution dated September 3, 1930,
STA TE O F OREGON, IN AND
K IN G M A N K O LO N Y —Pollyanna authorized a transfer to said dis­
included in the Fire District and all such build­
FO R T H E C O U N TY OF M A L ­
club met with Miss May Beaumont trict of the water rights appurten­
HEUR.
ings
to be constructed in accordance with the
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. ant to said lands are to be sold Johannes Dirksen,
Plaintiff, vs.
without water right.
rules and regulations prescribed for such district.
Peter Donahue and the unknown
G. Lane and Mrs. Lily Bach had
Said lands numbered as to tracts
heirs and devisees of Annie Dona­ R E S ID E N TIA L D ISTR IC TS:
charge of the entertainment for the and with the minimum price set
hue, deceased; and the unknown
afternoon. Instead of serving re­ opposite each tract are as follows,
heirs of Edward Martin, deceased;
W e recommend that buildings erected in the
freshments Miss Beaumont gave the to-wit:
also all other persons or parties
Tract
No.
555A;
description,
Lots
8,
unknown claiming any right, title, Residential Districts be held to a minimum construc­
sum of money that the refresh
9 6c 19, Block 9, Original Town,
estate, lien, or interest in the real
ments would have cost for the club
Ontario, Oregon; price $75.00.
estate described herein, Defend­ tion value in the districts and that the follow ing lots
to donate to the Red Cross.
Tract No. 356A, description, Lots 1
ants.
6c 2, Block 89, Original Town, On­ To: Peter Donahue and the un­ and blocks be grouped into sub-districts as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elliott with
tario, Oregon; price $20.00.
known heirs and devisees of Annie
their boys and Wilbur Wade spent
Sub-District No. 1, comprised o f Blocks 21 to 24
Tract No. 5s7A, aescription, Lots 11, Donahue, deceased; and the un­
Sunday at the hot springs
12, 13, 14 & 15, Block 134, On­ known heirs of Edward Martin, de,-
inclusive in Teutsch Addition, minimum con­
tario, Oregon; price $50.00.
Mrs. Lily Bach. Mrs. T. T. Elliott
ceased; also all other persons or
struction
value, $3,000.00.
Tract
No.
358A,
description,
Frac­
and Mrs. Clarence Elliott took flow­
parties unknown claiming any righ*,
tions of lots 11 to 20 inclusive, title, estate, lien, or interest in the
ers to the Roswell cemetery Thurs­
Sub-District No. 2, comprised o f Blocks 3 to 8
Block 180, Ontario, Oregon; price real estate described in the com­
day.
$60.00.
plaint herein, Defendants:
inclusive and Block 14 and Blocks 25 to 32 both
Mr. and Mrs. Cummings and fam ­ Tract No. 559A, description, Lots 15
IN TH E NAM E O F TH E STATE
to 20 inclusive, Block 231. Ontario, OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
inclusive
in Teutsch A d d .; Blocks 33 to 36 inclu­
ily have moved into the T. T. Elli­
Oregon; price $60.00.
ott house by the school house this Tract No. 560A, description, Lots 9 quired to appear and answer the
sive in Park Addition; Block 3 and 4 and Lots
complaint
filed
against
you
in
the
week.
& 10, Block 254, Ontario, Oregon; above entitled suit within four
7 to 16 inclusive in Block 2 and Lots 7 to 16 in­
price $10.00.
On Saturday Mrs. Lily Bach ac
weeks from the date of the first
clusive
in Block 5; Block 3 o f Taylor Addition
companied Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tract No. 561 A, description, Lots 1 publication of this summons; and
6c 2, Block 291, Ontario, Oregon; if you fail so to answer, for want
Bach of Prairie City to Boise.
price $10.00.
and
Block
59 of Green Add., minimum construc­
thereof, the plaintiff will apply for
Miss Agnes Nichols accompanied Tract No. 562A, description, Lots 6 the relief demanded in the com­
tion
value,
$2,500.00.
to
10,
Block
297,
Ontario,
Oregon;
friends from Parma and Notus to
plaint on file in this suit, to wit:
price $25.00.
for a decree adjudging the plaintiff
Sub-District No. 3, comprised of Blocks 15, 16,
Wallowa lake on Sunday.
Tract No. 563A, description, Lots 1 to be the true and lawful owner of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane and fam ­
21 and Lots 1 to 6 inclusive and 17 to 22 in Block
to 7, inclusive, Block 316, Ontario, the lands described in the complaint
ily were in Nyssa Saturday.
Oregon; price $35.00.
herein and hereinafter described;
2, and Lots 1 to 6 inclusive and 17 to 22 inclusive
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Call of Poca­ Tract No. 564A, description, Lots 14 that all adverse claims of the de­
to 20 inclusive, Block 316, Ontario, fendants and each of them be ad­
in Block 5, all in the original Townsite; Blocks
tello, Idaho, spent the week end
Oregon; price $35.00.
judged to be invalid and that the
with Mrs. Call's parents, Mr. and Tract No. 565A, description. Lots 4 plaintiff’s title thereto be quieted
9 and 10 in Teutsch Addition and all o f West-
Mrs. W. L. Schafer.
to 10 inclusive, Block 317, Ontario, against all claims of the defendants
field Addition not included in the Business Dis­
Oregon; price $35.00.
or either of them, said land being
Children’s Day will be observed
Tract No. 566A, description, Lots 16 described as follows:
trict; Block 2 in Taylor Addition and Block 60
next Sunday, June 9th in King-
to 20 inclusive, Block 317, Ontario,
The West H alf of the Northeast
man Kolony Community Sunday
Oregon; price $25.00.
and 64 in the Green A ddition; Blocks 37 and 38
Quarter, Section Fifteen, Town­
school. Every one is welcome to Tract No. 567A, description, Lots 11
ship Twenty, South Range For­
in Park Addition, minimum construction value,
to 16 inclusive, Block 337, Ontario,
ty-six; E. W. M., excepting those
attend.
Oregon; price $30.00.
portions thereof conveyed to the
$1,500.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller and Tract No. 568A, description, Lots 5
United States of America by deed
family and their house guests, Mr.
& 6, Block 11, Riverside Addition,
from R. Cornell and Mary A. Cor­
Sub-District No. 4, comprised o f Blocks 14, 17
Ontario, Oregon; price *20.00.
and Mrs. Miller of Nebraska, drove
nell, his wife, dated July 1, 1937.
and 20 of the Original Townsite; Blocks 39 to 45
filed November 23, 1937, and re­
to the Owyhee dam Sunday after­ Tract No. 569A, description, Lots 24
to 27 Inclusive, Block 11, Riverside
corded in Book 43 at pages 651-2
inclusive in Park Addition; Block 63, 65, 66, 70
noon.
Addition, Ontario, Oregon; price of the Deed Records of Malheur
$ 20 . 00 .
The Elmer Dutton and Charles
County, Oregon.
and 71 in Green’s Addition and the north half
This summons is published by or­
Wilson families drove up to see the Tract No. 570A, description, Lots 10
of Blocks 146 to 150 inclusive o f the W ard A d ­
to 14 Inclusive, Block 12, R iver­ der of the Honorable Robert M.
washout on the Owyhee ditch Sun­
side Addition, Ontario, Oregon; Duncan. Circuit Judge, made and
dition, minimum construction value, $750.00.
day afternoon.
price *25.00.
entered the 4th day of May, 1940.
Miss Jeanette Martin spent F ri­ Tract No. 571A, description, Lots 15 prescribing that this summons be
Sub-District No. 5, comprised o f all other lots
to 18 inclusive. Block 12, River­ published once each week for four
day and Saturday in Boise as the
and blocks not included in the foregoing four
side Addition, Ontario, Oregon; successive and consecutive weeks :n
guest of Miss Doris Hoyer.
price $20.00.
the Nyssa Gate City Journal, a
sub-districts and exclusive o f the Business and
On Thursday morning Mr. and Tract No. 572A, description, Lots 31 newspaper of general circulation
&
32.
Block
5,
Terrace
Heights,
published at Nyssa, Malheur Coun­
Mrs. Fredericks received word of
Industrial Districts, no minimum requirements as
Ontario, Oregon, price $20.00.
ty, Oregon.
the death of their son-in-law in
to value.
Tract No. 573A, description. Lots 1
A. L. FLETCHER,
Phoenix. Arizona. Mrs. Fredericks
to 4 inclusive, Tract C, Barton’s
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
left that same evening for Phoenix.
Addition to Ontario, Oregon; price
Residing at Nyssa, Oregon. IN D U S T R IA L D ISTRICT:
First publication M ay 9. 1940.
Conrad Martin was in Ontario on *80.00.
A ll blocks and lots abutting the Railroad right-
Tract No. 574A, description, Lots 27 Last publication June 6. 1940
business Friday.
& 28, Block 6, Hope Addition, Vale,
of-way
through the City be and the same are
Mrs. Raymond Holton called on
Oregon; price *10.00.
SUMMONS FO R P U B LIC A T IO N
hereby
set
apart for and shall be included in the
Tract
No.
575A,
description.
Lot
10,
Mrs. Dale Ashcraft Wednesday a f­
IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T O F THE
Block 11, Eldredge Addition. Vale,
STATE O F OREGON, IN AND
ternoon.
Industrial
District,
and used as industrial sites,
Oregon; price *10.00.
FOR T H E C O U N TY OF M A L­
Betty Lou Newbill spent the past Tract No. 576A, description, Lots 3
HEUR
manufacturing, packing houses and other simi­
week visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
to 6 inclusive. Block 9. Jamieson. David E. Mitchell. Plaintiff, vs. Peter
lar businesses.
Oregon; price *20.00.
Charles Garrison, at Nyssa.
Donahue and the unknown heirs
Tract
No. 577A. description. Tract
and devisees of Annie Donahue,
Emily Otis of Adrian entertained
No. 108. Jamieson Oregon; price
deceased; and the unknown heirs
C IT Y OF N YSSA P LA N N IN G COM M ISSION
her 4-H club Wednesday afternoon.
< 10 . 00 .
o t Edward Martin, deceased: also
Arlene Piercy. Leona Dutton and Tract No 578A, description. Lots 13
By A. L. FLETCHER, Secretary.
an other persons or parties un­
to 24. Inclusive, Block 39. Brogan.
known cl lim ing any right, title,
Betty Jean Toomb were guests from
Oregon; price *13.00.
estate,
lien,
or
interest
in
the
real
Notice is hereby given that there will be a public
the Kolony
Mrs William Toomb Tract No 597A, description. Lot 8,
estate described herein. Defend­
spent the afternoon visiting with
Block 4. Westfall. Oregon: price
ants.
hearing on the above report Monday evening June 10,
(5 00.
Mrs. Otis.
T o: Peter Donahue and the un­
at
k °ur ° f eight o’clock p. m., in the Coun­
Miss May Beaumont. Mrs. Dale Tract No. 580A. description. 8W \ known heirs and devisees of Annie
sec. 14. twp 15, rge. 40: price Donahue, deceased; and the un­ cil Chamber of the City Hall.
Ashcraft and Mrs Conrad Martin
340 00
known heirs of Edward Martin, de­
attended Flower Garden club F ri­ Tttkct No. 581A. description. 4.80 ceased ; also all other persons or
Order of
acres in N E '.SW H SK V i sec 30. parties unknown claiming any right,
day afternoon at the hooM of Mrs
twp.
18.
rge.
41:
price
(10.00
title,
estate,
lien,
or
interest
in
the
Dan Holly In Adrian.
C O M M O N C O U N C IL
Tract No. 583A. description, S H 8 H real estate described In the com­
Rev. and Mrs. Clark o f Browns -
sec. 33. twp. 19, rge. 41; W H N B H plaint herein. Defendants:
C IT Y O F N Y S S A
DONNA W INSLOW
WINS 4-H HONORS
ville spent from Monday until Wed­
nesday visiting their sons, Robert
and Donald Clark and families.
Jean Clark returned with them to
spend the summer with her grand­
mother, Mrs George Lamberson of
Salem
Ludwig Korn and Robert Clark
were in Ontario on business Satur­
day afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. W il­
liam Toomb were in Parma Satur­
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rogers called
on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark on
Friday evening
On Thursday Mr. Beaumont and
Mr. Toomb sold a pure-bred Jersey
bull calf to John Ridder of Nyssa.
Notice To Property Owners
City Ot Nyssa