Nyssa gate city journal., October 30, 1941, Image 6

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1941
special consideration In the negotia­ NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE man, Deceased; me unknown heirs | his offices In room 18, Wilson Bund­ Theodore DeMoss and Arava G. De­
or devisees ol WUlard Lynch, De­ ling, Ontario, Oregon.
Moss, his wife; the unknown heirs
tion of deiense contracts because of Op November 16, 1941, at 10:00 o'­ ceased;
and also
all right
unknown
per­ Dated this 2nd day
the fact that they face unemploy­ clock A. M. at the North front door sons claiming
( of October, or devisees, if any, of Edith Coulter,
any
or
interest
Deceased; the unknown heirs or de­
ment due to priorities; Grand Rap­ of, the County Courthouse in Vale, in the real property described in the 1941.
5---- «V.'
visees if any of Matthias S. Smith,
herein,
Defendants
ilnlstrator
of
the
ids, Mich.; Eatonton, Ga.; Green­ Malheur County, Oregon, I will sell complaint
J.
L.
GRAY.
Afta
Lois E. Cecil Vogts
Clyburn,
Walter
Deceased; the unknown heirs or de­
, Deceased.
ville, Mich.; Rlpon, Wis.; Newton to the highest and pest bidder for To
Estate of J.
WINIFRED BROWN THOMAS • - - - Owner
Clyburn,
Green,
Glen
Green,
visees, if any, of Bessie Adams, De­
cash,
the
following
property:
and
Kellogg,
la.;
and
Mansfield,
O.
1941.
1st
Pub.
Oct.‘
Rosina
Green,
Stanley
Fenn,
Jean
LOUIS P THOMAS . . . . Editor I
ceased; the unknown heirs or devi­
8,tiSE>4 of Section 20 Township 16 j Loyela
veland. Ed Tullis, Clara Gasaway,
CIVILIAN DEFENSE
NOTICE
OF
HEARING
OF
■ Gasaway, Archie Gasaway,
sees, if any of Adeline J. DeMoss,
South of Range 47 E. W. M. Malheur Oran
The
president
proclaimed
Novem­
Gladys
Fraser.
E.
S.
Fraser,
Ralph
ACCOUNT
Deceased; and also all other persons
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND HELIOION, OPTIMISTIC
County, Oregon, together with the Emlson, Juanita Emlscn, Bert Emi- Notice FINAL
ber 11-16 "Civilian Defense W<
Is hereby given that the fi­ or person unknown claiming any
tenements, hereditaments and ap­ son, Anna Emison, William Emlson, nal account
IN DISPOSITION—WITH NO INTERESTS TO SERVE
The proclamation asked
of Max S. Taggart, ad­ right, title, Interest or estate in or to
Emison, Trustee,
John Ennis
Ltd., ministrator of
thereunto belonging or Lucille Ennis,
"to become better Informed of the purtenances
EXCEPT THOSE OF MALHEUR COUNTY
the estate of Mary the property herein described, De­
John Co., Ennis,
anywise appertaining. Said sale John
many vital phases of the civilian de­ In
Editha Ennis, William Alley. E. L Louise Loveland, deceased, has been fendants.
Is
made
under
«yiecution
issued
out
fense
program
and
of
oportunities
Larson,
J.
T.
Pence,
Martha
O.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ADVERTISING BATES
In the County Court of Mal­ To Walter M. Smith, Mildred Fay
the Circuit Court of the State of Vogts, Glen R. Vogts, Charles Ross filed
. . . for the participation of every of
Open rate, per Inch. . ........30c
heur
County, State of Oregon and Smith, Mrs. Sybil Harris, Vester
Jefferys,
William
Hyatt,
Newton
J.
Oregon
for
Malheur
County
to
me
One Year ........................ *1.50
Individual . . Civilian Defense Di­ directed In the case of Owyhee Irri­ Minton, Jane Doe Minton, Archer that the
National, Per Inch —........30c
18th day of November, 1941, Harris, Effie Schubert, L. Zane
$1 00
rector LaGuardla announced the gation District vs. Eliza Smith and V Douglas, Florence Simpson. Mrs at the hour
Classifieds, Per word ___Ole
of 10:30 o’clock A. M. Schubert, Merle DeMoss, Jennie De­
Single Copies ............... .05
L. W. M. Smith,
Carman,
Lena S. Smith,
William
theme of the week: "The only effec­ J. F. Smith, Equity 5468.
Minimum 25c
has
been
duly
a{lpolnt/d by such Moss, Warren S. Smith, Emma
(Strictly In Advance)
Jacob
Adams,
Nancy
tive answer to total war Is total de­
Adams,
Mrs. W. Davis,
G. Hansen,
W.
G. Court for the heÇûing/Of objections Smith, Janice Moates, E. E. Croy,
_______ C. W. GLENN, Sheriff
fense."
Hansen.Cherald
Bert
Davis,
said final aecourlK&nd the settle­ Clara J. Smith, Alfred C. Adams,
Malheur County, Oregon Kenneth Green, Jane Doe Green, to ment
AIR
n
thereof, at Which time any Theodore DeMoss, Arava G. DeMoss,
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon.
John
Doe
Brooks,
John
Doe
Dodge,
1st
publ.
Oct.
30,
1941;
last
publ.
The War Department announced Nov. 13, 1941.
person interested lh such estate may Kenneth Coulter, the unknown hells
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
Theda
Dodge,
C.
M.
Cooper,
Villa
the present 54-group combat plane
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
Cooper. Goldie
Laura Price,
Parsons,
Jess Price,
Par­ appear and file objections thereto in or devisees. If any, of Edith Coulter,
George
program Is being expanded to pro­ NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE sons,
writing and contest the same. Dat­ deceased; the unknown heirs
the act of March 3. 1879.
Walter
Lynch,
Kathryn George
Lynch, Fergu­
John ed
vide organization of 84 combat
the 16th day of October, 1941. or devisees, if any, of Matthias S.
Lynch,
Corda
Lynch,
groups — a virtual doubling of army On November 15, 1941, at 10:00 o’­ son, Effie L. Nelson. N. A. Ivie. Jay
MAX S. TAGGART, Smith, Deceased; the unknown heirs
^,«mi!i!iiiiiit!iiiiiiiii mm ri h ni unii in in i;i in wn n 11 m in m min min n m hiiihii iiiniiiiinii n nm n in hiwiim air strength. The new program calls clock A. M. at the North front door Teitsort, Ray Teitsort, Roy Teitsort,
Administrator
or devisees, if any, of Bessie Adams,
Mrs. H. E. Minturn. Mrs. Cliff Cum­ First published:
for an increase in air force enlisted ol[ the County Courthouse in Vale, mings,
October 16, 1941; Deceased; the unknown heirs or de­
Mrs.
F.
H.
Minturn,
Mrs.
O.
personnel to 400,000 to next July. Malheur County, Oregon, I will sell H. Scott, Mrs. H. W. Harris, Callie last published: November 13, 1941. visees, if any, of Adeline J. DeMoss,
t(j the highest and best bidder for Slover, Jessie Ibbatson, James Ib-
Deceased; and also all other persons
NAVY, ARMY
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
Edna McLean,
Dennis, Lou
Georgia
Den­
The navy luanched the submarine cash, the following property: batson,
or person unknown, claiming any
nis,
Mattie
M.
Wilson,
FINAL
ACCOUNT
right, title, interest or estate In or
Haddock and commissioned for ac­ E%SEViNE14 of Section 36, Town­ William U. Wilson. Mrs. William
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the property herein described, of
tive service the aircraft carrier Hor­ ship 17 South of Range 46 E. W, M. Bloom, Samuel Warren, Jane Doe that
Emma B. Pitkin, Administra­ the above named defendants:
net and the destroyer Bristol. OCD Malheur County, Oregon, together Warren, Sarah Luella Good, the un­
Director LaGuardla made ai»il»Wr "With tenements, hereditaments and known heirs or devisees, if any, of trix of the estate of Fred J. Pitkin, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
deceased, has filed her final account OREGON: You and each of you
through local defense councils a de- appurtenances thereunto belonging known ------
h®lrf°o^‘d
^ e r e ^ f William
— ---------
. of
her administration of said estate
are commanded to appear In
Said Hyatt, Deceased;
scrlption of the entire nvaal pro- or in any wise
’ appertaining.'
------ | M | grig
the unknown , heirs
with the county clerk of Malheur hereby
the above entitled Court and cause,
devisees
of
William
Alley,
Deceas­
gram in a report “The Progress of sale Is made under execution issued or
County,
Oregon,
and
that
November
ed;
the
unknown
heirs
or
devisees
of the State E. L. Larson, Deceased; the un­ 22nd 1941 at the hour of 11 O'clock within four weeks after the date of
out of the Circuit
the Navy."
publication of this summons,
ur County to of
The army awarded contracts for of Oregon for
known Deceased;
heirs or devisees
of J. heirs
T. A. M In the County Court Room In first
which
23, 1941, then and
ase of Owyhee Pence,
the construction of 56 more USO me directed in
the unknown
the City of Vale, Malheur Cdtinty, there to is October
answer or otherwise plead
devisees
of
Nels
P.
Nelson,
De­
recreation buildings, bringing the Irrigation Distrii Vjl. Ira L. Hoff- or
Oregon, has been fixedta-tlre Court to the amended complaint filed
ceased; of the
unknown Deceased;
heirs or de­
m
number under contract to 107. Dep­ man et al, Equii ,55.
visees
the as the time and place? for hearing herein,
and if you fail so to do, for
uty OCD Director Gill Issued a re­
unknown Horace
heirs or Ivie, devisees
of Wm
C.
W.
Glenn,
Sheriff,
account amKobjeirtions thereto, want thereof,
Plaintiff will take
G. Vogts, Deceased; the unknown said
port to local defense councils«-- 'Tlie-
Malheur County, Oregon. heirs
and all personsuntere^ted in said es­ judgment and decree as prayed for
or devisees
of
H.
H.
Carman,
Progress of the Army,” giving dets" 1st pubi. Oct. 30, 1941. Last pubi Deceased;
Published through the co-operation of the
the unknown heirs or de­ tate and havir^s.objections thereto in said amended complaint, declar­
E Nyssa Gate City Journal, The National Editorial Association, ed Information on all phases of
visees the of unknown
Walter A. heirs
Carman,
Deceas­ if shall appear at say time and place ing and determining: (1) That Mat­
Nov. 13, 1941.
ed;
or devisees,
army
defense
program.
Defense Advisory Committee and The Office of
and file written abjections to the thias S. Smith died intestate, Nov.
any
of
Frank
Carman,
Deceased;
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF
S
SALE
SELECTIVE
SERVICE
Government Reports
said
and .liow cause if any 30, 1925, leaving Clara J. Smith, wi­
the
unknown
heirs
or
devisees
of
Ja­
Selective Service Headquarters On November 15, 1941, at 10:00 o’­ cob S. Adams, Deceased; the un­ they account
hr.
v.Iiy
said final m ount dow, Warren S. Smith, Bessie Ad­
completed arrangements to classify clock A. M. at the North front door known heirs or devisees of Nancy sh .id n it be allowed
approveu 's, Edith Coulter, Effie Schubert
AID TO BRITAIN. RUSSIA
a submarine undoubtedly German'’ army men with mechanical skills be­ of
Adams, Deceased; the unknown end salii Admin!.U'..,io,i and brought
to r.d Walter M. Smith, children, and
the County Courthouse In Vale, heirs
or
devisees
of
James
S.
Slo­
Lend-Lease Expediter Harrtaan, on October 17, reached port with 11 fore they are discharged so they Malheur
County, Oregon, I will sell ver Deceased ; the unknown heirs or . close.
virs. Sybil McLeod, Merle DeMoss
returned from Moscow conferences crew members missing, one critically may be immediately employed In to jhe highest
of C. heirs
D. Slover,
Deceased; of
EMMA E. PITKIN
and best bidder for devisees
and
DeMoss, grandchil­
on aid to Russia, reported to the injured and eight Injured slightly. defense Industry. Referral offices cash, the following
the
unknown
or
devisees
Administratrix of the dren, Theodore
as
his
only
(2) That Ed­
president that the Russian govern­ The house passed and sent to the operated by the U. S. Eployment NW1/. Section 20, Township property:
J.
M.
Dennis,
Deceased;
the
un­
Estate of Fred J. Pitkin, ith Coulter died heirs;
South known heirs or devisees of Sallie O.
intestate June 14,
ment and people are determined to senate a resolution authorizing the service In each camp will Interview of Range 47 E. W. M. Malheur 16 Coun-
Dennis,
Deceased;
the
unknown
Deceased.
1933, leaving Sheridan Coulter, wi­
fight on at all costs but the Soviet arming of American merchant ships. each man to give him specific ad­
or Deceased;
devisees the
of Mrs.
H. H. heirs
Car­ Dat' of lirst publication Oct. 23, dower,
regon, together with tenements, heirs
Î
Janice Coulter, Maurice
armies "need substantial quantities PRODUCTION PROGRESS
man,
unknown
’ind work. Tiered!
vice
as
to
where
he
can
find
1941.
Date
of
last
publication,
Nov.
éreditaments and appurtenances
Coulter and Kenneth Coulter, chil­
or devisees of Willard Lynch, De­ 20, 1941.
of munitions and raw materials." OPM Production Director Harri­ OIL, GASOLNIE
and also
unknown
per­
^
thepeunto belonging or In anywi: ceased; claiming
dren, as her only heirs; <3) That
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau ad­ son issued the lollowlng summary Because of a “more optimistic
any all right
or interest
appertaining. Said sale is made^ufi- sons
Bessie Adams died intestate Aug. 20,
vanced the Soviet Union another of production progress: Ships — all outlook" Defense Petroleum Coor­ der,
in
the
real
property
described
in
the
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
issued out of the Cir­ complaint herein, of the above nam­ Notice is hereby given to the cred­ 1940, leaving Alfred C. Adams, wi­
thirty million dollars against gold
and Maritime commission con­ dinator Ickes withdrew his request cuit execution
Court
of
the State of Oregon ed defendants:
and Olive Bartenhago .i,
Russia Is sending this country. The navy
itors and all other persons interest­ ■ dower,
that
east
coast
filling
stations
re­
tracts are ahead of schedule and by
foi;
Malheur
County
to'rue
directed
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
laughter
and plaintiff herein, as her
Defense Supplies corporation auth­ the
ed
in
the
estate
of
James
C.
Beam,
of November one 10,000-ton main closed between 7 p. m. and 7 In the case of OwyrrewtJrrigation OF OREGON: You andieach cf you
only
heirs;
(4) That Alfred C. Ad­
orized payment of $36,889,000 to the cargo end ship
late
of
Nyssa,
deceased:
that
the
will be turned out every a. m. Mr. Ickes said the move was district vs. Estate of/ Jtmes G. hereby are required to/appear and
ams has no title or interest in the
Russian-owned Am tong Trading day; Bombers
answer
to
the
complain*
filed
against
undersigned
Clara
A.
Beam
has
made
possible
by
the
return
of
40
—
designs
ready
for
described Desert Land Entry
in the above entitled court and
company for Imports of manganese mass production and four gigantic tankers by the British, increased White, Deceased, et al^pquity 5463. you
appointed Administratrix of herein
cause by the above named' plaintiff, been
either as widower or by deed from
W. e GLENN,
and other materials necessary to U. new plants will be In operation by transportation facilities to brtog o I T j\ ------ C.
I he estate of James C. Beam, de­ Bessie
&am
^
u
n
ty
^
e
g
o
n
.
within
four
weeks
af«r
the
date
of
(5) That Plaintiff is
S. defense Industry.
publication of this Summons, ceased, and has qualified as su the sole Adams;
next summer; Tanks — production to the east coast and the fact that 1st pubi. Oct. 30, 1941, last pubi. first
and only owner of and en-
which
date
of
first
/
publication
is
All
persons
having
claims
agSmst
The Federal Loan agency an­ being doubled by farming out to his conservalon program had re­ Nov.
October 9, 1941, thin and there to said estate are hereby nprified and trywoman upon Desert Land Entry
13, 1941.
nounced disbursement to Great make 2,000 a month; Powder and duced the oil reserves shortage from
answer
otherwise
tKfe required to present sajwe with prop­ 025485 The Dalles, and SHNE14 and
Britain of another 100 million dol­ Small Arms — abreast of schedule 9 million barrels to 476,000 barrels.
complaint or filed
herein, plead
and to if you
SE'4 Sec. 12, Twp. 22, S. Rng. 46 E.
SUMMONS
er vouchers duly verified within six W.
fall
so
to
do,
and
for
want
thereof
----------4----------
lars on the 450 million dollar loan with 30 of 70 planned plants now
M. Malheur County, Oregon, and
plaintiff
will
takeNjudgment
and
de­
months
of
the
data
of
this
notice
to
IN
THE
CIRCUIT FOR
OF THE
STATE cree against you, lor the relief de­
to that country for which Britain in production, 61 by spring.
is the person entitled to make final
OF
OREGON
MALHEUR
the
undersigned
aft
the
office
of
A.
put up as collateral Brltlsh-owned The President announced that by
manded
In
said
complaint,
to-wit:
proof thereon, or to assign all or
Big Bend
COUNTY.
L. Fletcher Jfi Nyssa, Oregon, which part
American factories and Investments. January 1 he will place before con­
(1) requiring
each-of
you to to set
forth
thereof, and that defendants
Amalgamated Sugar Company, the
place
is
hwsqby
designated
as
the
nature
of
your
claim
the
fol-
Both houses of congress passer the gress a program to step up tank Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan and The
A Corporation,
I lowing described real property in place of business in matters connec­ are without right or claim thereto;
$5,985,000,000 new lend-lease appro­ output to double the present con­ Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lee spent last Plaintiff,
person as defendant Mrs. Sybil Har­
Malheur County, Oregon:
ted with said/»estate.
priation and sent it to conference templated production. He said the Tuesday visiting relatives In Cald­ vs.
ris; (7) That Janice Coulter Is the
Beginning
at
a
point
on
the
South
Sanford
N.
Emison,
Eva
A.
Emison,
CVIRA
A.
BEAM
to adjust minor differences.
program is being developed primar­ well and Nampa.
Boundary of U. S. Hignway 30
same person as defemlaht Janice
Thea
Greig,
El
M.
Grelg,
Gladys
Administratrix
of
the
38 feet of South
of the North­
ily for this country’s own needs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bishop were Fraser, E. S. F’ra.ser, Ralph Emlson, South,
Moates, formerly Jajrice Oroy, now
C. 8. SHIPS SUNK
estate
of
James
C.
west
coiner
the
Southeast
quai
Juanita Emison,
Emison, Lucille
Anna ter of Northeast quarter (SEii
Gen. Devers, armored force business visitors In Ontario Wednes­ Emison.
divorced from E JE. Croy; and (8>
deceased.
The 9,000 ton freighter Lehigh, Maj.
William Bert Emison,
commander, speaking in Philadel­ day.
for such other declaration as may
NEli) of Section 32, Township 19, Date first Beam,
Emison,
John
Ennis
Company,
Ltd.,
published,
October
23,
flying the American flag on a run phia,
of running
Range South
47 E. 1282.0
W. feet
M.; 1941; last published NoV. 20, 1941. be proper, and (for plaflntiff’s costs
there are already ample Ray Schoff, a deputy of the State a dissolved corporation, John South
from Spain to West Africa to pick tanks said
thence
Ennis,
Trustee,
John
Ennis,
for
training
purposes.
and disbursements incurred.
Tax
Commission
and
County
Asses­
thence West 2o4.8 leet to tne East
up a cargo, was sunk In the South
Edith A. Ennis, William Alley, E. L. Boundary
SUMMONS
sor E. P. Hendrix of Vale spent Fri­ Larson,
Tliis summons is ^served on you
of
the
Oregon
Short
J.
T.
Pence,
Martha
O.
Atlantic on October 19. All hands SUBCONTRACTING
The OPM Defense Contract Dis­ day in Bend looking after property Vogts, Lois E. Vogts Clyburn, Wai­ Line Railroad right of way; thence IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pursuant to order of/ti^e Hon. David
were rescued. The American-own­ tribution
ter Clyburn,
R. Vogts,
STATE OF OREGON FOR
division Issued an army with the view of outlining a program Ross
F. Grahrm, County jjudge of said
6 degrees 01 minutes East
ed freighter Bold Venture was sunk
jelierys, Glen
tviercy
Aim Charles
Leucn, North
MALHEUR COUNTY
County and State, aWng in the ab­
of existing contracts of­ for reassessing real estate.
along
the
East
Boundary
of
said
several hundred miles south of Ice­ compilation
Nicnolas
Leuck,
William
Hyatt,
Olive
Bartenhagen,
Plaintiff,
subcontracting op­ Mr. and Mrs. Lem Davis and s tw s a J. ¿vimLull, sane uoe iuin- Railroad right of way 1288.6 feet vs.
sence of the Circuit Judge, made the
land October 16. The president told fering the best
uon, El fie L. Mutton, Arcner v. to the South Boundary oi U. S.
22nd day of October, 1941 directing
and announced a plan daughter of New York were guests of Douglas,
a press conference the sinking of the portunities
Mrs.
W.
Ci.
Hansen,
W.
G.
for prime contractors to “adopt" Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lee at the Hansen, cecil Green, Cnerald Da­ Highway 30 South: thence East Walter M artfith and Mildred Fay publication of summons for 4 weeks.
Lehigh seems to establish that mere­ whole
Industries for the dur­ Phelan home during the past week. vis, Hen Davis, Kennetn Green, 0 degrees 10 minutes South along Smith, hisvwifg; iilrs. Sybil Harris Including 5 publications In the Nys­
ly keeping ships from actual combat ation. small
Division Director Odium said Miss Betty Baldridge, who teaches Jane
South boundary of said High­ and Vester HarriSVher husband; Ef­ sa Gate City Journal published at
Doe Green, Doris Davis, paui the
areas no longer protects them.
way 119.7 feet to the place of be­ fie Schubert and Xj. Zane Schubert, Nyssa, Oregon, with date of first
R. Davis, Glen Green, Rosma ginning;
the Curtlss-Wrlght Airplane com in high school at Fruitland. attend­ Green,
The navy department announced pany,
all that part of the her husband; Mferje DeMoss and publication Oct. 23, 1941.
Doe Brooks, John Doe southwest being
for example has adopted the ed Teachers Institute In Boise and Dodge, John
quarter
the destroyer Kearney, ’’attacked by aluminum
Theda A. Dodge,
Lyman
Auen
CARL H. COAD
Industry and will farm was a Sunday guest of her parents, Green. Mary
quarter iSW
'iNEiil of of Northeast
Sec. 32, Jennie DeMoss, /life wife; Sheridan
Green,
Martha
El­
Attorney for Plaintiff
Twp. 19 S. Rng. 47 E. W. M. lying Coulter, Widowefe/ Maurice Coulter;
out parts of its orders to those alum Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baldridge.
len F ields, Henry Fields, Sadie Irene east
Kenneth
Coulter;
Warren
S.
Smith
of
the
east
boundary
ol
Ore­
Webb, Clinton Webb, Khza Jane gon Short Lane Railroad right oi
Residing at Nyssa, Ore­
Inuir. plants hard hit by curtailment Mrs. F. A. Miller spent Saturday Boyd,
Herman Laura
Boyd, Parsons,
O. M. Cooper,
and Emma Smith, his wife; Janice
gon.
In Ontario attending a meeting of Villa Cooper,
of civilian production.
way,
and
South
of
the
South
jess
E. E. Croy; Clara J. Smith, First publ. Oct. 23, 1941. Last publ.
The War department announced leaders in Girl Scout work, which Parsons, Alta Fenn, Stanley Fenn, boundary of U. S. Highway 30 Moates:
widow; Alfred C. Adams, widower; Nov. 20, 1941.
Ida Fenn, Carl Penn, Ora Harris, South, containing 5.57 acres,
the Quartermaster corps will make was held in Little House.
Harris, Mary Fenn, Leland and that ail claims of the defendants
Its contract awards on a regional ba­ Miss Mary Weir returned to Harp­ Harriett
Ed Tujlis, Pete Janek, Dora
to the plaintiff shall be de­
sis, direct negotiations will be made er Sunday evening after a week end Penn.
Tullis Janek,' Goldie Price, George adverse
termined declare,
by tne adjudge
Court; (2) and that deter­
the
with bidders, and prices will no visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Price.
Wallace
Lyncn,
Racnel
Lyncn,
Court
Walter Lynch, Kathryn Lynch, John mine that you and
each
of
you
have
longer be the "dominating factor" Robert Weir.
Save Real money for other Purposes
Cordi Lyncn, Nora Williams, no estate or interest whatever in or
Joe Samer returned home Sunday Lyncn, Williams,
in making awards.
to said land and premises, and that
George Ferguson, the
from a few weeks stay in Ontario. Fred
LABOR
By buying your Insurance at
the property
plaintiff is in a and good
to
Lynch, Mae Lynch, Margaret said title
OPM Directors Knudsen and Hill­ Ronald Hlnman, who as visiting Frank
land of fee
and
Lynch,
Effie
L.
Nelson,
N.
A.
Ivie,
and
valid
staph/
title;
(3)
that
his
mother
at
Seattle,
returned
to
man and War and Navy Secretaries
Florence SimpsoB. Mrs. L. M. Car­
L. A. Maulding, M.D. Stin
and each of you forever shall
G R A H A M S IN S U R A N C E Agency.
son and Knox Issued a joint his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. j man, Jay Teltsor^, Ray Teitsort, Roy you
be enjoined ayn debarred from as-
Physician and Surgeon
Teitsort, Mrs. H, E. Minturn, Mrs. serting
statement that the Interruption of Whitley, last Friday. He has reen­ Cliff
any
whatever
in
or
Cummings, Mrs. F. H. Minturn, said land
Save from 20% to 48% on every policy
Phone 37
property adverse
defense production by strikes or tered the Roswell grade school.
Mrs. O. H. Scojlt, Clara Gasaway, to to the
,4i for such other
plaintiffT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Sparks
enter­
slowdowns
"Is
the
greatest
help
ag­
Both Stock and Mutual Companies—
Hours: 10 to l£_and 1 to 5
Oran
Gasaway,/
Archie
Gasaway,
and
further
re!
as
to
the
Court
gressors can get these days when tained about 30 relatives at a family Lena Smith, william W. Smith, shall seem equi bib in this matter;
Dally—Except Sunday
Absolutely
NON ASSESSABLE POLICIES
Jean Loveland, Jacob S. Adams, and (5) for pla tiffs costs and dis-
material on the battlefield Is every gathering Sunday.
Fry Building
Nancy
Adams,
Mrs.
H.
W.
Harris,
bursements
suit made and
thing.” They asked employers and
SPECIAL LOW RATES FOR HAY INSUR­
Callie Slover. Jessie Ibbatson, James incurred.
employees to telephone the U. S.
Ibbatson,
Edna
Dennis,
Georgia
ANCE—SAVE 48% ON HAY INSURANCE
Legal
Advertising
You
will
take
notice
that
this
sum­
TOWNSEND CLUB Conciliation Service or the OPM
Dennis, Mattie McLean, Lou M. mons Is served on you under and by
Wilson,
William
U.
Wilson,
Mrs.
In
cases
of
labor
difficulties
so
they
and pursuant to an Order
MEETINGS
William Bloom. Estate oi C. C. Wil­ of virtue the of Hon.
NOTICE
can receive Immediate attention.
N Y S S A REALTY
David F. Graham,
son.
Deceased,
Phineas
M.
Warren,
County
Judge
of said County and
Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday LIVING COSTS AND PRICES
Ida
M.
Warren,
Samuel
Warren,
School
District
Number
26,
Mal-
acting In the absence of the
at 8 p. m. at City Hall
and Insurance Co.
The Labor department reported
Doe Warren, Estate of John R. State,
Circuit on Judge,
which
Order
was
County, Oregon, will sell the Jane
Good,
Deceased,
Sarah
Luella
Good,
A. L. McClellan
President living costs for moderate Income hqur
made
the
9th
day
of
October,
Phone 53
Stand located on the athletic M. A. Grant, Administrator of Es­ 1941, directing that the summons
families In large cities are now 9.6 Orjuid
Don Graham ./...__Secretary
field
of
said
district
to
the
highest
tate
of
John
R.
Good.
Deceased,
herein
be
published
for
four
succes­
per cent higher than before the out­ ladder. The bidder must agree to Clarence Reece, Edith M. Reece, Es­ sive weeks. Including five publica­
The Public Is Invited
break of war In Europe. Price Ad­ remove the grand stand within a tate of John F. Reece, Deceased. tions in the Nyssa Gate City Jour­
Malheur Countv
Public heirs
Welfare
at Nyssa, Oregon,
ministrator Henderson, In a report
of seven days of less begin­ Commission;
the unknown
or nal
date published
of first publication
on the with
9th
NYSSA AERIE
to the president, said the U. S. needs period
devisees,
if
any.
of
Lennox
B.
Boyle,
ning
November
15,
1*41.
He
must
al
day
of
October,
1941.
price control legislation “and we so agree to removpall debris result- Deceased, the unknown heirs or de­
F. O. E. NO. 2134 need
CARL
H
COAD.
visees of William Hyatt, Deceas­
Fall Styled Bedroom Suites
It fast."
Attorney for and Plaintiff,
mg therefrom
Msets Wednesday Night
off the ed;
the of William
unknown Alley,
heirs Deceased;
or de­
Residence
Address:
PRIORITIES
site
to
corresi
AT EAGLJSS HALL
mainder
visees
Nyssa.
Oregon
Priorities Director Nelson Issued if the area,
heirs or devisees
of 1st publ. Oct. 9. 1941: Last publ.
We have just received a ship­
or other E. the L. unknown
Visiting Eagles Welcome
V
Larson, Deceased;
the un­
an order entirely prohibiting the use spnken
Nov. 6, 1941
objects
severed at known
ment of New Fall Styled Bed­
HARRY MINER, Sec
heirs
or
devisees
of
J,
T.
of
copper
for
non-defense
construc­
least 6 Inches
mean sur- Pence. Deceased;the unknown heirs
‘£
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
room
Suites!
ROSCOE FINDLEY, Pres.
tion after November 1 and after f»ce
or devisees of Nels P. Nelson. De­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
the area.’
January 1 for 100 civilian articles The of successful
ceased;
the
unknown
heirs
or
de­
\
bid
You
will like the new lines,
der must pay visees of Horace Ivie, Deceased; the
STATE OF OREGON
GATE CITY LODGE such as toys. Jewelry, dress acces­ tjie entire amount |qr t the
bid
In
cash
unknown
heirs
or
devisees
of
Wm
V
AND
FOR
MALHEUR
COUNTY
the
expert
workmanship and
sories, house furnishings and burial before starting to
No. 214
G. Vogts, Deceased: the unknown N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
structure, heirs
quality
that
has been put into
equipment. He also ordered contin­ it must also p<^t the
or
devisees
of
H.
H
Carman.
performance Deceased; the unknown heirs or de­ OF J. W. HAYES. DECEASED.
their
making.
ued through December the
bond
of
fifteen
of Walter A. Carman, Deceas­ THE UNDERSIGNED having been
ment of light truck production for The Board reaves the right to visees
-
ed;
heirs or devisees.
appointed by kheabove entitled
civilian use.
Meets Tuesday*
any. the
of unknown
Frank Carman.
Deceased: If Court
Ject
any
and
air
bids.
of
the
StahyTK
Oregon,
for
Mr. Nelson announced a series of
the unknown
heirs
or devisees
8 p. m.
bids will be received by B. Jacob
the County of MalKeuV, Admlnistra-
S. heirs
Adams.
Deceased;
the Nancy
un­ of (tor
open meetings In Minneapolis. Nov B 8^aled
Lienkaemper.
Clerk,
on
or
before
known
or
devisee«
of
of the Estate oi j/w . Hayes, de-
I.O.O.r.
Temple
3;
Cincinnati,
Nov.
S;
Indiana
polls.
November 13. 1941 at 1:00 P M Adams. Deceased; the »Hknowp ceased, and havide^uallfisd.
notice
First Street, Boutta
BUY THEM ON EASY TERMS
Nov.
9;
Rochester,
Nov.
II;
East
Or­
or devisees of James 8. Slover, is hereby given «✓ the creditors
O. E. CHKLDELIN. Chair­ heirs
of.
R. A. Thompson
Deceased:
the
unknown
heirs
or
de­
ange.
N.
J.,
Nov.
1«;
and
Pittsburg
man.
Noble Grand
visees of C. D. Slover. Deceas­ and all persons having claims
Nov. 18; to acquaint businessmen Attest: Jt. B. Lienkaemper. Clerk. ed:
the unknown heirs or de­ against said deceased, to present
M. P. Sotomoa
Nordale Furniture Store
with
the
priorities
system.
visees
of J. heirs
M. Dennis.
Deceased
the them, verified as required by law.
Date
of
first
Insertion
Octover
30,
Secretary
The OPM certified th<
unknown
or
devisees
of
SalUe
PHONE
94
NYSSA
of last Insertion. Novem- O Dennis. Deceased: the unknown within six months from the date of
mid-west communities as enUtl*^R> 1941. 6. date
1941.
heirs or devisees of Mrs. H H. Car- this notice to said administrator, at
The Gate City Journal
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