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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JULY 27, 1944 Classified HA (iE THKEE I Court may seem just and equitable; , and for his costs of suit against any of said defendants who shall appear and contest plaintiff's right to said ! lands and premises, all of which 1 more fully appears by the verified I Complaint on file herein. ! This Summons is published by j Order of the Honorable Robt. D. i Lytle. Judge of the Circuit Court ; of Malheur County State of Oregon which Order was dated July 11, 19- 44. prescribed that this Summons be served by publication thereof, once each week for four consecutive weeks in the Nyssa Gate City Jour nal, a newspaper of general circul ation. printed and published at Nyssa, in Malheur County' Oregon. The date of the first publication of this Summons is July 13, 1944. and of the last publication August 10. 1944. Charles W. Swan Lytle Building Vale, Oregon Attorney for Plaintiff gene were second in unemployment mond. j and Mrs. Joe Hobson attended the son and family. Mrs. Kendall has claims last week. About 75 per cent Mr and Mrs Jerome Sproul spent Herring baby's funeral in Nyssa been an invalid for the past two of claimants in the shipbuilding in Saturday in Boise visiting Mr Sp- Monday. The baby was a cousin of years. dustry were from other states. i roul's brother, who is ir. the veter Mrs. Joe Hobson. CARD OF THANKS Since the passage by congress of ans hospital. The Worthwhile club met July 20 Mrs Harold Appleton came home with Mrs. Victoria Schwetaer with We wish to extend thanks to our the OI bill of rights the state Is Wednesday from Portland, where neighbors and other friends for the confronted with complications in she was employed in defense work Mrs. Ada Schweizer assistant host kindness shown us during our re RATES: Two cent* per word lor each Issue Minimum c u p In the payment of benefits to returned ess. Fourteen members and two Mr and Mrs Ray Weldon and cent bereavement and for the beau advance Is 30c. soTdiers of this war Supplementary baby of Condon, Oregon visited at visitors, Emm Householder and Mrs tiful floral offerings. benefits provided by the federal bill the Derrell Percy home last week Pearl Schweizer, were present. The Myrtle Bartholoma and family. Mr and Mrs Marion Schutt visit Mrs Robert L. Foltz will start September 4th of this next meeting will be held with Lu- the office of A. L. Pleicher in the ed last week at the home of Mrs Mrs Alma Hilliard year. Some veterans have assets he MISCELLANEOUS cille Kindall with Mary Newgen City of Nyssa, Oregon, that being Mrs Henry Brunswig ld by the state from pre-war earn Schutt's parents. Mr and Mrs O. E. For Sale assisting. the place designated for the tran Ruth Bartholoma ings under the Oregon law which Green. The regular meeting of the Jun- The sunset valley health clinic TOR SALE—Derrick timbers and saction of all business pertaining to Thomas H. Bartholoma has been operative since 1938 elle Dairy club was held Wednesday had to be postponed as the doctor cellar timbers. Tamarac posts, 7 *aid estate- William Bartholoma CATCH COMING HOME foot, 22c; corral poles, 35c each.1 Barbara V. Smith, Executrix August Bartholoma Rear Admiral Thomas L. Gatch evening at the Austin Robbins ho was unable to attend. Vale woodyard, first place as you * Estate of Sid E. Smith, deceased, The Red Cross sewing meeting « Paid Adv. will coma, home to Salem August 14 me. Shester Goodell, Brock Robbins, enter Vale from east. Phone 2132. j " * * pub. June 29, 1944 to receive an honorary degree from Dean Halnline and Darlene Robb held each month at Sunset valley W M'iMiiimMi iM iw iii in n i imi ti ih in ili in iiiimi' ias gave reports. Eleven members 27 Jlxp Last l)ub July 27, 1944 hall was well attended. Friday. the university of which his grand father was president. Acceptance of and three visitors were present. A Pneumonia jackets and hospital Rummage Sale— Saturday, July 29 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Willamette university’s invitation picnic will be held by the club at slippers were made. next to Consolidated Freightways IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ratazyk went was received by the institution's Birding's island. August 6. A swim office. First street. Many ladies STATE OF OREGON FOR THE to Madras to look over the new president, G Herbert Smith, this ming party will be held. coats. 27Jlxp i COUNTY OF MALHEUR Mr and Mrs Tom Pettet visited land last week. week. j FRED WOODS. Mr. and Mrs Walt Hillis and The rear admiral was born and relatives in Boise Sunday. FOR SALE—One purebred short Plaintiff, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE raised in Salem. Following the br Mr and Mrs Austin Robbins and daughters. Margie and Georgia, and horn bull and 4 milk cows. Otto j vs: STATE OF OREGON, IN AND illiant performance in the south family were Sunday dinner guests Bob Newgen left Monday to look at Wolfe, Mitchell butte. 27Jlxp I ESTATE OF W. A. TEUTSCH, FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR Pacifies of the U B S. South Dakota, at the Luther Nichols home In Vale. the land at Madras. Deceased; the UNKNOWN HE No. 1075. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hillis of Boise FOR SALE Two new modern hou which he commanded, he was nam Brock Robbias, who had spent sev IRS OF W. A. TEUTSCH, dece NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN ses, $5000 each. One with two bed ed judge advocate general. He will eral days there, returned home with and Mr and Mrs. Merle Marksman ased; ALIDA B. Teutsch, Widow ESTATE OF ROBERT LEE Mc- and family of Nyssa were dinner rooms: Two 10-acre tracts, 92750 be given the honorary doctorate In his parents. of W. A. Teutsch, deceased, if COY A MINOR. Mr and Mrs Jack Pettet were ca guests Sunday at the Walt Hillis and 94000 in Apple valley. Several law which he was "to have received living, otherwise the UNKNOWN In The Matter of the Guardianship good buys on 40's, 93500 to 910,000 at the June commencement exer lled to Welser Sunday night by the home. HEIRS OF ALIDA B. TEUT of Mrs. Howard Finger's parents One BO. modern house, execllent cises, but was unavoidably detained. serious ¡lines of her father, O. M. SCH, deceased; ESTATE OF The persons and Estates of Robert Dale, who is In a Welser hospital. from the Oregon coast are visit Improvements. 911,000. COVER NOR FILLS VACANCIES MYRTLE WOODS TURTON, Lee McCoy and Gayle Marie McCoy, The Patch and Chat club met at ing her this week. A. L. Atkeson. Governor Earl Snell has announ deceased; and also all other p e r -! Notice is hereby given that Laura Neighbors and friends of Mr. and ced the appointment of James T. the home of Mary Winslow Thurs sons or parties unknown claim -j I. McBain, guardian of the person FOR SALE—550 good used burlap Marr, executive secretary of the st day afternoon. 26 members and six Mrs. D. J. Knottlngham gathered ing any right, title, interest, lien and estate o f Robert Lee McCoy, a sacks. 18c. Apply Rust ranch, route ate Federation of Labor, to a mem visitors were present. Miss Nesbitt, at the Sunset valley community Children Need or estate in the real property de- 1 minor, has filed for final settlement 1 Nyssa. 20J2xc bership on the postwar adjustment librarian, was present and gave hall for a pot luck supper in honor scribed in the Complaint herein, her account and report of her adm- an interesting talk. After a social of their son. Frank W. Knottlng and development commission, suc FOR SALE—Commercial fertilizer-- or any part thereof, inistration as guardian of Robert After nearly two plenty of our ceeding the late D. E Nickerson time lunch consisting of ice cream ham, S 1-c. ammonia nitrate and ammonia sul- I Defendants. Lee McCoy, a minor, together with and cake was served by Mary Win- I years of service the sailor has been phate. Fruitland nursery, Fruitland. < To: Estate of W. A. Teutsch, De- her petition for final distribution of Gerrge W. Gleeson. Corvallis was, slow and the co-hostesses. Marie awarded four stars for service in Idaho. 1JTFC ceased; the unknown heirs of W. A.jsald estate, and that the hearing of also named to the commission. Evans, Pauline Walz and Lucile major battles which include Guad Energy-Rich NO FUEL SHORTAGE Hickey, Teutsch, deceased; Alida B. Teut- the same has been fied by the judge alcanal and Tarawa. After a Fuel problems that loomed so WANTED sch, widow of W. A. Teutsch, de o f the above-entitled court for Fri Mrs Lloyd Birdsell and three ch cafeteria style supper games were menacingly In Oregon a year ago WANTED— Used furniture Highest ceased, if living, otherwise the un day, the 18th day of August, 1944, have been eliminated according to ildren of Milton-Freewater are vis played by 60 persons. Knottingham known heirs of Alida B. Teutsch, at the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. of said prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa former state fuel coordinator Lynn iting at the Orien Halnline home. left Saturday evening from Cald Rev. and Mrs R. L. Kriner visited well for San Francisco to report for Furniture Co. 1ATFC deceased; estate of Myrtle Woods day, at the courtroom of said court F. Cronemiller. He was so efficent Turton, deceased; and also all other in Vale. Oregon; and all persons in at the Alomizo Latta home Sunday further active duty. that he worked himself out of a WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES foi persons or parties unknown clam terested in said guardianship estate evening. George Wilson is building a live fox feed horses Ptione 8 Pay ing any right, title, interest, lien or are notified then and there to app job or the necessity of the exist- At Y o u r G ro c e r’s Mrs William McElr„y has plann basement house. ance of the office. Portland, that ette. 27Ntfc estate in the real property describ ear and show cause, if any they ha ed a trip to Montana, where she Mrs. Annie Gregg is visiting her was the acute spot of fuel shortage, ed in the Complaint herein, or any ve, why the said account should not now has a surplus of sawdust, slab- will visit her mother and also a sis son in Montana. FURNITURE WANTED—We pay part thereof, Defendants. be settled and allowed, and why ter from California, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorenson highest prices for used furniture. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE distribution of said estate should wood and timber-cut wood as has In Montana. Mrs McElroy expects and daughter. Mrs. Don Parker, left Nordale Furniture company. 21 Jtfc OF OREGON: You and each of you the rest of the state. Hardwood is not thereupon be immediately made to visit at the Avery Anderson home last week for Nebraska to attend are hereby required to appear and to the persons entitled thereto, wi the only bottlenck and that is not in Seattle on her trip. Mr. Lorenson's mother's funeral. For TRADE serious. Slabwood sells for from 97 answer the Complaint filed against thout further notice of proceedings. Rev and Mrs R. L. Kriner and Mrs. Lester Kendal arrived home o 99 , a .. cord in . Portland and less in you in the above entitled suit, on or Laura I. McBain , . . . TO TRADE—Good used washer to Sandra and Park were Nampa call from Lincoln. Nebraska, the past Guardian of the Person and j " ™ t other parts of the state. Hard- before four weeks from the 13th trade for refrigerator. Phone 64. ers Friday. Mrs Kriner consulted a week, acompanled by Mr Kendall’s Estate of Robert Lee McCoy, wo° ? f° r irom *12 « 5 a doctor in regard to her health and mother, Mrs. Belle Kendall, who 22JTFC day of July 1944, said date being the , cord with the market easing. date of the first publication of th also visit an eye specialist in regard will make her home here with her llimilMlttilllilMI lililt«1.l’lll>Hllllilllili4Mlli|ilill:|illl llllliliLlil i '______________ ACCURACY OF FORESIGHT FOR REN T-Sm all house. Mrs. is Summons, and said period of four to her health and also visit and eye j There has been no meeting of the 20J2XP weeks being the time prescribed for W. B. Hoxie. specialist th regard to Park’s eyes. I state emergency board since Octo- publication hereof, and if you fail LET US PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOUR FAT HOGS j ber, 23, 1942 and the unusual will Mrs Kriner will return to Nampa Corsets Surgirai garm- to appear and answer said Compl- occur if the biennium of 1943-44 next week and will spend several Sell where there Is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un | aint, for want thereof, the plaintiff ents should pass without the board be days undergoing observation and tr i will apply to the Court for the rel- necessary expense incurred through a great number of men eatment. Girdles Brazzieres I ief prayed for in his Complaint. ing called upon to meet a financial Cleane Pettet was taken to the required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check emergency of some department. Si ALICE A. COLLINS | Said suit is brought for the pur Holy Rosary hospital Wednesday ■ P M u r rd > W. ì d c the weight of your hogs yourself. nce 21 months have gone by with Box 500 Phone 122-J pose of securing a Decree, adjudg- evening seriously ill. It is not known out a meeting of the board the Wc buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards in Nyssa, Ore. ’ ing that the defendants, and each whether she suffered from a snake ] foresight of the budget makers of and all of them, have no right, title, and Homedale, Idaho. bite she received last week or from BUTCHERING the 1943 legislature is reaching an interest, lien or estate whatsoever VETERANS BENEFITS For Friday’s price phone 111 R, Nyssa, between the hours of the vaccine given her. She returned Custom butchering every Monday in and to the following described As jobs are plentiful, only a few all-time high in long distance cal to her home Thursday and is im 5 P.M. and 9 P M on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on Friday. and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. real prooerty located in the City of of the thousands of returned vet culating. proved. Sanitary butchering guaranteed. The state fish commission may FRANK KULLANDER The regular Boy Scout meeting Phone 05RI. One mile west of Nvssa Nyssa, Malheur County, State of erans of world war 11 have filed break the spell however if their re Oregon, to wit: claims under the Oregon law for was held Tuesday evening. The boys on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. cent appeal to Governor Snell to Lots 7, 8 and 9 of Block 1, unemployment benefits. In June last met again Thursday evening to re Teutsch’s Addition to the To the claims filed showed a slight call the emergency board to supply hearse a program, which they pre Legal Advertisement wn of Nyssa Oregon, the same increase over May of this year but funds to complete their fish propo- sented at a box social Friday even NOTICE TO CREDITORS I being platted from and a part are lower than they were in May or gation program is successful. ing. Other numbers on the program Notice hereby is given to the cr of the SE>4 of N W 'i of Sect June last year. About 200 claimants FIRE HAZARDS were two selections by Marjorie Because of existing fire hazards editors and all other persons inter ion 32, Township 19 South, are now drawing the 920 a week for Hunt and two selections by lone forest lands in eleven eastern Ore ested in the estate of Sid E. Smith, Range 47 E.W.M. 52 weeks allowed to most service Robbins. Ralph Winslow was auct deceased, that the undersigned has and that the title of the plaintiff men. The past year total of benefits gon counties and two western Oreg ioneer. The proceeds were 932. been appointed executrix of said es thereto is a good and valid title in paid was 9103,717. Commercial fish on counties were closed the past •Mr and Mrs Vern Smith and tate and has qualified as such. All j fee simple, and forever enjoining ermen drew nearly half of all bene week by the state forestry depart Harry Lee were Sunday dinner gu persons having claim against said | and debarring the defendants, and fits paid. Cannery employees of Eu- ment. Permits to enter the closed ests at the Alonzo Latta home. areas, except on public roads which estate are required to present same, each and all of them, from assert- Ua Belle Ward, Dean Halnline, do not come under the order, wUl verlfied as required by law, together j ing any claim whatever in or to Bobby Kriner and poslbly Gearldine Now is the time to insure your hay. Let us be Issued to responsible persons as with proper vouchers, within six said real property or any part th- Pettet, will represent Lincoln Sun E .W . PRUYN heretofore by local wardens or ra months after the first publication1 ereof, adverse to the plaintiff; and insure your first crop now and add your second day school at the American union ngers. At all entrances to state for of this notice to the undersigned at for such other relief as to the the young people's camp at Payette est lands a map Is posted with a lakes' from Monday July 24 to July Auto Repairing crop later. "location tack" designating where 31. the warden is at the time. Where Keboring, Valve Grind roads run adjacent to fishing st We charge standard rates but allow ing, Lathe work. Parts reams, signs are placed to show where fishing is permissible and accessories Closing orders now include Josep Miss Terssa Ditty and sister, Mrs. hine, Jackson. Union, Wallowa, La Boyd Query returned home from ke. Klamath. Deschutes, Jeffersolr. Salem last week They had been Phone 56w Crook. Wheeler, Umatilla and Mor attending the Assembly of Ood row counties. r camp meeting Mrs Pete Wilson and Claude Winslow were Nampa shoppers Monday. Mr and Mrs. E. J. Hobson and Mr. PERMANENT WAVE KIT Pearl Green is visiting her par DENTISTS yog ents, Mr and Mrs O. • E. Green. Each kit contains Per Pearl Is employed in defense work OPTOMETRISTS manent Wave Solution, sh am poo, curlers and at Los Angeles. .1. K. CUNDALL wave set. 8af«. Monny back guar DR. J. A. McFALL antee. Gtt a Charm-Karl KN tsdsy. Several men from this commun e Dentist ity helped to chack a grass fire ca NYSSA PHARMACY "See Mr Fall sag Soe Better” used by ltghteaing Wednesday. A Phone M-J large territory was covered by the Sarazin Clinic Serving 5 Counties fire. NYSSA OREGON From the Largest Stock of The first prayer meeting whleh Genuine will be a weekly event, was held at JEWELRY STORES the school house Wednesday even ing. Rev R. L. Kriner was in ch EYESIGHT SPECIALIST arge PAULUS ONTARIO OREGON The Christian Endeavor society Parts JEW ELRY STORE met Sunday evening. Mrs Vem Orders Shipped Immediately Union Pacific Time Inspector Smith presented the leason. "Realiz We pay highest cash prices for potatoes. Contact us at our PHYSICIANS ing America's Christian Heritage JEWELRY — DIAMONDS Ralph Barnes will be the leader ne WATCHES warehouse in Nyssa. xt Sunday evening and the lesson Main Street at Second Phone 49 Payette, Idaho will be entitled. "Being Popular L. A. Maulding, M.D. With The Right Crowd The End WYCKOFF Physician and Burgeon eavor society has raised enough JEW ELRY STORE money to purchase new chorus Phone ffl books Hours; 10 to 13 and 1 to I Official Time Inspector for Mr and Mrs Jule Huston and Don M. Graham Dally—Except Sunday Union Pacific daughters attended a birthday din Pry Building ONTARIO ORBQON ner given in honor of Mrs Houst Insurance Agency on's father, Blaine May. Bunday July !« SARAZIN CLINIC Donna and Mary Houston apent SHOE SHOPS Fire and Automobile last week with their grandparents J. J. Sarazin, M. D. Mr and Mrs Blaine May. Abbott’s Shoo Shop Insurance Mr and Mrs Clel! Stoddard and All kinds of shoe and harassa Generai practice of medldru repairing family of Richmond. California sp X-Ray Phystotheram Across from post office Rentals Bonds ent a few daya last week with Mrs Phone 120 Tom Burningham, Manager Stoddard's brother and family. Mr and Mr* Clyde Whittle and Ray * Advertising J For Playtime PEP Milk GATE CITY DAIRY Sepr dc 4 C api/dl Insure Hay EA R LY Professional And Business Directory S^^O uM ihkud 59 Sunset Valley 'Lincoln Heights » 20 Per Cent Dividend A. L. Atkeson Potatoes WANTED Me C lu er-M an ser Eastern Oregon Produce Co. Formerly E. 0. Muir and Co.
