Nyssa gate city journal., May 20, 1946, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
rA G E JE V E N
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1948
Frank T. Morgan, Guardian o'
Nov. 1, 1947, Beaumont and Toomhs1 there to show cause, if any you
the Estate of Fred Linder, an
first; Fred Burgess, second .and have, why a decree should not be
Incompetent Person,
Hope and Charley Grider, third.
granted by the Honorable Irwin
Class 16— C hanplm bull. Classes Troxell, Judge of the County Court First pub. May 20, 1948.
OWYHEE, May 20— Mrs. Ruth Mc­
1 to 5 competing, Paul Bunch.
for Maiheur County. Oregon for the Last pub. June 17. 1948.
Connell and Lee Strickland of Bru-
Class 17— Reserve champion bull, adoption of your minor daughter
neau, Idaho were marred last waek
asses 1 to 5 competing, Hope and as prayed for in the Petition of
in Wlnnemurca, Nevada. They are
Char.ey Grider.
Dick R. Stockman and Helen Fran-
making their home here at present.
Ciass 18— Senior champion fe- ces Stockham on file in said Court,
pale, classes 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 com-
Witness the Honorable Irw.n
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGinnis,
PLANS
Mrs. Donald Hite, Bab Rice, and
cting, Howard Bair.
Troxell. Judge of the County Court
Don Linville motored to Seattle
Class 19— Junior championship of Malheur County. State of Ore-
...of practical,
'cinaie, classes 10, 12, 13, 14 and gon. this 18th day of May, 1948.
Thursday to attend the funeral of
13, Beaumont and Toomb. Grand ATTEST: H. S. Sackett. Clerk of
James Lan?ton, former resident of
individualized
. ampion female. Howard Bair.
the County Court of Malheur
this community, who died in a
Class 21— Dairy herd, 4 females
County, Oreigon.
Sei.ttle hospital Wednesday from
homes.
freshened at least once and owned I BY : R. W. Lewis, Deputy.
cancer of the liver. Funeral services
^y exhibitor. Cliff Wright, first: [ First pub. May 20. 1948.
i ere he d Friday in the Snoqualmie
H. Hunter and Sons, second, and Last pub. June 17, 1948.
Catholic church, with- interment at
MATERIALS
? ed Burgess, third.
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North Bend.
T-v-n tr,, r /vmeri?an Legion base­
C xss 20—1948 jersey queen, high- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
...for
all j
: producer at the show, Clifford THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
ball team practiced Monday even­
• io-ht, cup given by Farmers Co-
THE COl'NTY OF MALHEUR
ing in Adrian. Manager Kenneth
phases
^
p Creamery.
In the Matter of the Guardianship
McDonald 'n -m in ’-ss any interested
Class
22—
Get
of
sire,
four
ani-
of
the
Estate
of
FRED
LINDER,
hoy not over 17 years old Is wel-
of home '■ > 7 ^ ^
als, any age, sired by one bull,
an Incompetant Person
,me to pra-tice Tuesday, May 25
construction, v ^
leaum
ont
and
Toomb,
first;
Cliff
NOTICE
OF
SALE
"t 1:30 In Adrian.
Wright,
second,
and
R.
H.
Hunter
i
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
At the Owyhee P.T.A. meeting
I n i vons, third.
that under and by virtue of at
Thursday even'ng at the school
I Class 23— Junior get, four ani- order of the County Court of Mai
hoire officers were installed, and
mais under two years sired by one heur County, Oregon, made ani
p’ans were made for a last-day-of-
...to fit
_
u 1, Beaumont and Toomb, first; entered on the 18th day of Mas
school picnic. Refreshments were
Hope an i Charley Grider, second, 1948, in the matter of the guar Man
erved hv Mrs. Claude Skinner and
your
own
nd Clifford Wright, third.
ship of the estate of Fred L‘n'e>
Mrs. Wilson Winter. Molly Con-
requirements. C?
Chi'S 2 — Produce of dam, two an incompetent person, the under
naughy was cho en to re-eive the
animals of either sex out of same signed as guardian of said guard
srhclarship awarde 1 by the P.T.A.
cow, Hunter and Sons, first; Beau- ianship estate will sell at priv \ti
ard Darlene Smith was named as
mont and Toombs, second, and Fred sale or cash in hand or on suer
alternate.
Burgess, third.
terms as might be or the best 'n
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slippy vis­
Class 25— Breeder's calf herd, terets of said estate, on and aftei
ited in the Ray Franklin home
Hope and Charley Grider, first; | June 19, 1948. subject to confirma-
in Parma Monday.
Beaumont and Toombs, second, and ' tion of the within court, the fol-
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gregg and
Cliff Wright, third.
j lowing described real property, to-
children, Mrs. William Gregg, and
FOR
Ciass 26— Breeder’s young herd, wit:
Mrs. Martha Klingback shopped in
Beaumont
and
Toombs,
first;
'Cliff
The
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V
i'W
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ti
of
Sectlor
Nampa Tuesday.
31. Township 19 S„ Range 47
Wright, second, and Fred Burgess,
Harley Winter of Nyssa, Dickie
E.W.M. together with 5 shares
i hird.
Winter and Marv'n Patterson went
of Capital Stock of the Owyhee
1-H Division:
o Owvhee dam Sunday on a fish­
Eirl T. Newbry’i past record as a
Ditch Company, representing thf
Class 27— Heifer under one year,
ing trip.
legislator reveals that he works just
water
right
appurtenant
thereto
David
Hurst,
Nyssa,
first
and
sec­
Mr. and Mrs. John Powers and
as hard at the public’s business as
The undersigned will receive bids
ond and Ronald Peterson, third.
son, Danny, have returned to their
he has at his own.
for
the
sale
of
said
property
at
Class
28—
Heifer
over
1
year
and
home in Martinez, California after Faul Bunch is shown above with his Jersey sire, judged grand cham-
He works just as hard to produce
his
of
Ic
e
at
.Main
Street
in
the
under
2,
Janice
Kemble,
blue
rib­
visiting several days in the Char­ rvon bull at the third annual spring dairy show sponsored by the
the maximum from the public’s dol­
City
of
Nvssa,
Oregon,
on
and
bon.
ley Culbertson home.
Malheur County Jersey Cattle club. Howard Bair exhibited the cow,
lars as he did in making a record as
Class 29— Mature animals, Jer­ after June 19, 1948 and until such
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones and which was judged grand champion female of the show. The trophies
a successful orchardist, business and
time
as
said
real
property
shall
ry
Wright,
first,
and
Ronald
Pet­
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Zigenhagen. all were awarded by the Nyssa Elevator and Tobler’s Feed and Fuel.
civic leader.
have been sold. That a deed will
of Boise, were Sunday dinner guests
(Photos by Evans Studio, Nyssai erson, second.
Class 30— Fitting and showman­ be executed to the best and high­
For better government's sake, keep
in the Byrd Walters home.
ship contest, Ronald Peterson, first; est bidder therefor, subject to the
Earl T. Newbry Secretary of State.
Mrs. Dorothy Slippy and children :
Willson, first; Hope and Charley Janice Kemble, second, and Jerry right of said guardian to reject
spent Saturday night at the Char- ; ATTENDANCE AT
Pd. for by "Newbry for Secretary of
o. L. GALLOWAY
any and all bids and subject to the
Wright, third.
State Committee", Gene Rossmon, Chm.,
ley Culbertson home while Mr. and j
Manager
1135 S.W Yamhill, Portland 5. Oregon
DAIRY SHOW GOOD ^
May i, Class 31— Best exhibit in this confirmation of the within court.
Mrs. Culbertson were in Leslie gulch j
Dated this 19th day of May, 1948.
NYSSA, OREGON
on the Owyhee Riding club outing, i
„
; 1947 to Mov. 1, 1947, Carl Bair, division, Ronald Peterson, trophy.
(Continued From Page One) | first; Hope and charley Grider,
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and son
Legal A d v e rtisin g
returned home Wednesday after Burgess, second and third.
j second, and Beaumont and Toombs,
spending a week in Homedale with
Class 13— Hftifer dropped Nov 1, third.
IN
THE
COUNTY COURT OF
her parents.
1946 to May 1, 1947, Nan Grider1 Class 15— Heifer dropped after
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
Yes, there is ALWAYS competition. People arc always
In the Matter of the Adoption of
and continually in the process of making up their
BEVERLY JOYCE SMITH, an in­
fant of Joyce E. Smith Glenn and
minds. Attitudes, opinions, preferences, arc always
Richard Smith, mother and father,
changing. The soundest backlog on w hich to build is
respectively.
C I T A T I O N
.the backlog of public opinion. Hence, it is our earnest
To RICHARD SMITH, father of
endeavor to merit your good will ALWAYS by giving
Beverly Joyce Smith, a minor under
14 years of age
you full value for every dollar you may spend with us
In the Name of the State of Ore­
for
transportation.
gon, You are hereby cited, required
and commanded to appear before
tibds court on the 22nd day of June,
1948, at 10:00 o’clock A.M of said
day at the Court Room of this
Court in the Courthouse at Vale,
Malheur County, Oregon, then and
JAMES LANGTON
DIES IN SEATTLE
THEY’RE
ALL...
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