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Classified
Advertising
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA,
OREGON
for sale. Need more, list with Ken Long term, low interest, see Ber
Renstrom. Phone 264-W.
29Jtfc. nard Eastman, phone 04. Nyssa.
SAtfc.
FOR SALE— Electric wiring and
supplies of all Kinds at your Wes M ISCELLANEO US— Duplicate car
tinghouse dealers. Ostrom Bros. and cylinder lock keys made. H>n-
nemans.
250tfc.
Appliance Co., phone 118-W. 15Jtfc.
C U STO M
SLA U G H TER IN G
FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper
RATES. Two cents per word lor each Issue. A lier one month one
Stock received Monday, Tuesday,
Guaranteed to be washable am.
Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m
cent per word. Minimum, cash In advance, la 30c.
ncn-fadlng for tiuee years. Good
to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to 12
stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com
No stock received on Sunday.
pany.
26Jtlc.
Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery
FOR SALE— Cherries, bings and TO R SALE— New Westinghouse el to Polar locker plant.
One mile west on Alberta avenue
royal anns ready about July 1, ectric ranges, three models. Ostrom
Phone 05R1
Bros. Appliance. Co., phone 118-W
Lambert later, 114 mile east of
JAK E FISCHER
15Jtfc.
FO R SALE— 193« tudor Ford. In
Gay-W ay. Phone Fruitland 7-22 or
quire at labor camp, cabin 72.
write Payette route 1. Ed Mess.
8Jlxp.
24J3xc.
L O S T —Strayed or stolen, calf with L E G A L N O TIC E OF V AC ATIO N
FO R SALE— 12 acres within H
O F STREETS AND ALLE YS
reversed B -bar-R on left hip. R e
FO
R
SALE—
Daveno
and
chair
mile city limits. W ill sell as unit
Notice Is hereby given that on the
ward. Frank Ray, Nyssa Rt. 1. lJ4p
set,
G.
E.
refrigerator.
All
in
good
11th day o f May, 1948 the Citv
at $475 per acre: in acre tracts,
Council o f the City of Nyssa, M al-
8Vi 100 by 50 lots to acre at $550, condition. Mary Bums. Call 168-W
heur County, Oregon at its regular
or smaller tracts at $100 per 5000 from 9 to 6, or 189-J after 6 pjn.
session, adopted a Resolution in
lOJtfc.
square feet. T itle Insurance includ
proceedings to vacate certain por
tions o f City streets and alleys
ed. Lloyd W. Lewis.
8Jtfc. T O R SALE!— One F-12 tractor with
FO R R E N T
of the C ity o f Nyssa, Oregon in ac
F O R SALE— $1850 buy insured plow, cultivator, beet puller and
Floor
cordance with the laws of the State
of Oregon, and the portions of the
tract, buildings, furnishings, base mower, good condition, guaran
Sander
teed,
all
for
$1175.
1940
DS-35
City street and alleys which are
ment, lawn, etc. See owner, 463
more particularly described as fol
North Eighth street.
8Jlxp. International two-ton truck with
Reasonable
lows, to-w lt:
FO R SALE— War Surplus, Tents, beet bed and two-speed axle, $1075.
(1) T h a t portion o f Oregon Street
Rates
9 X 9-$27.5U, 16 X 32, $55.. All-new, Owyhee Truck and Implement com
commencing at the Blast line of
fire extinguishers, 2'4 gallon Fyr- pany, phone 83-J.
Seventh Street, running thence
Fyter with foam charge, new, $10;
Northeasterly to the intersec
TO
R
SALE—
I
t
t
ton,
1938
Chevro
fire extinguisher fluid (carbon tet
tion of Oregon Street with the
rachloride base i, 1 gallon $2.95; let flat-bed truck. 10-ply rubber,
West line of Fifth Street and
steel cots, 3 foot, $4; white enamel motor in A - l condition. See it at
the South line of Locust A ve
ranges, $27.50; transmission and
nue.
B and M Equipment.
lJtfc.
differential grease, $3.50 for 5 gal
C2) All o f Pine Avenue which com
lons, your container or in barrel TO R SALE— Barber shop, Adrian,
mences at the West line cf
lots; gun grease 25 pound to 125 Oregon, with three-room apartment.
First Street, and thence west
pound containers. This merchandise
to the E&st line of Third
lJ2xp.
is growing short, act now. Ed Case
STU N Z LU M B E R C O M P A N Y
Street.
Furniture Bargain Center, Nyssa, F O R SALE— Acre tracts on high
(3) T h e Alley running East and
T O R R E N T — Tw o single rooms,
Oregon, north of Y.
!Jul3xc
W est in Block 17, Teutsch A d
way • 20, one mile out. Ralph G. whites only. Also three-room house.
dition to the City of Nyssa,
TO R SALE— Hotpoint stove, Norge Lawrence.
3Jtfc. Hot and cold water. Basement. No
Oregon, commencing at the
refrigerator, Stew art-W am er dehy
children. Inquire Star hotel. lJ2xp.
West line of Sixth Street and
drator, sewing machine, various otn- TOR SALE— Beautiful, modern
west to the Easterly line of
er household items. Mrs. Gertrude home, two bedrooms, with basement T O R R E N T — Polish your own
the Oregon State Highway
Atkeson, phone 011-R4.
lJtfc. apartment. All conveniences in floors. Rent our high-speed pol
R igh t o f Way.
cluding quick-freeze, good location, ishing equipment. Easily handled
and reserving at all times ease
TO R SA LE — One Thor washer, lawn, trees. Ralph G. Lawrence. by women. Nyssa Lumber company.
ments and right-of-way over,
completely rebuilt, also lawn mow
3Atfc.
3Jtfc.
across and under said property
er sharpening done. Low's Home
and the whole thereof for the
Appliance shop, 482 N. Sixth St. F O R SALE — Fiiller wallpaper in
purpose of installation, repair
lJ2xc wide assortment of patterns and
and operating City sewers and
prices, washable and light proof. W A N TE D — T o rent small house
FO R SALE, HOMES—
any and all other City facili
Nyssa Furniture company, one block or apartment, and woman to care
Good buy in one-bedroom home straight west of U. P. depot. 20Mtfc. for small child. Box 832, Ontario,
ties and public utilities.
with bath, nice yard, garage, good
Notice is further given that the
or phone 797-J.
8J2xp.
location. $3500.
FOR SALE— Let us measure your
City Council o f the City of Nyssa,
Beautiful
new
three-bedroom j windows for Venetian blinds. No W A N T E D — Capable salesman-buy- [ Oregon has fixed the 13th day of
home, completely modern, fireplace, charge for this service or estimates. er for Malheur county, must be free July, 1948 a t the hour o f 8:00 P. M.
two-car garage, new lawn, 75 by Obtainable in one week. Assorted to travel, willing to study full line as the time, and the City Hall in
120 lot. Street will be paved. Shown colors in steel or aluminum slats. to do effective work, good com the City of Nyssa, Oregon as the
by appointment.
Nyssa Furniture company, phone mission. W rite W atts Seed Co., place for hearing and considering
24Jtfc. said Resolution and for hearing and
One of the nicest two-bedroom 149-W.
20Mtfc. Nyssa, Oregon.
homes in Nyssa. Full basement,
considering any objections made in
W
A
N
T
E
D
—
Two-bedroom
house,
by
FO
R
SA
LE
—
Tile
wall
coverings,
furnace, stoker, water softener, gar
writing and filed with the City
responsible
middle-aged
couple,
by
chrome
table
and
sink
edgings,
age, fireplace, beautiful yard. Pav
Recorder, that may be made to the
August
1
or
September
1.
L.
L.
Hau-
waterproof
cement,
etc.
Nyssa
Fur
ing and curbing paid. Shown by
vacation o f said portions o f streets
10J7xp.
niture Co., phone 149-W.
6Mtfc. mont, star route, Payette.
appointment.
and alleys, and for determining
B ERN ARD EASTM AN
TO R s a l e — Good home with four j W A N T E D — T o buy anything in whether notice has been duly given
Real Estate—Insurance
apartments, modem and good to- ; beef or veal. Also custom killed and whether the public interest
Phone 64
cation. Ralph Lawrence, Nyssa In- j and delivered to Polar Cold Stor will be prejudiced by the vacation
6 M tfc.; age. Phone 31-M or 011-J1. 12Ftfc. of said street^ « n d alleys, and such
FO R SALE— Westinghouse electric surance Agency.
other matters which are required
roaster with grill. Used very little, FO R SALE— Small Homes, build- |
by law to be passed upon and de
$35. Mrs. Leo Chard, box 642, Nyssa. ing lots for home or business. Ralph
termined by the C ity Council at
24J3xp. Lawrence, Nyssa Insurance Agency.
MTSCELLAN EX>US—
Dependable said time.
6Mtfc. cold storage lockers and locker
All persons and owners affected
TO R SALE— Red inlaid linoleum;
marbelized pattern for coving, cabl- t T O R SALE— M ilk cows. Zack supplies. Lockers by the month, 6 by said vacation and desiring to ob
months, or year. Always open, com ject to said vacation shall present
net tops etc. Nyssa Furniture Co., j Walker, phone 78NR.
22Atfc
plete service. Fish, eggs, poultry. their objections to the C ity Record
one block west or R. R. depot. I
mile south er of the City o f Nyssa as by law
lOJtfc. I TO R SALE—Have farms and homes Hartman's lockers
o f Nyssa-Parma Junction.
8Jlxp. required.
This notice Is given pursuant to
M ISCE LLAN E O U S— Land leveling, a Resolution o f the City Council
sub-soiling with D7 cat. See A1 or and pursuant to the laws of the
B ill Coleman or write box 156, State o f Oregon in such cases
Nyssa.
8J3xp. made and provided, and the Notice
' M ISCE LLAN E O U S— W e buy bang has been posted as by law required.
E. K. Burton,
er cows or kill, cool and handle for
City Recorder for the City
hide and offal. W h y take a chance
of Nyssa, Oregon.
on losing indemnity. Call 31-M or
First publ. June 10, 1948
011-J1, Nyssa.
U tfc.
Last publ. July 8, 1948
M ISCE LLAN E O U S— General truck
ing. John Barnett and Kenneth IN TH E C O U N T Y C O U R T OF
THE STATE O F OREGON
Reece, phone 123-R.
U tfc.
FOR THE C O U N T Y OF
M IS C E LLAN E O U S— Lawn mowers
M ALH E U R
DENTISTS
PHYSICIANS
sharpened, also 1931 Chevrolet for
N O TIC E O F F IN A L AC CO U N T
sale. $125. 598 N.W. 3rd St.
lJ2xy.
In the Matter o f the Estate of
SAR A ZIN CLINIC
W IL L IA M E R N E ST RO BINSO N,
M ISC E LLAN E O U S— Available now
Deceased
Electrolux cleaners and air puri
Dr. J. J. Sarazln
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that
DR. C. M. TYLE R
fiers. Sales and service. Ed A. A n the undersigned, O live Grace Ro
derson, route 3, Weiser, Idaho. binson. administratrix o f the estate
Dr. K E. Kerby
Wilson Building
Phone 087-J4.
26Jtfc. of William Ernest Robinson, de
Physician and Surgeons
M ISC E LLAN E O U S —
Opportunity ceased, has filed her Final Account
Phone 165-J, Nyssa
for right man, good salary, big com as said administratrix in the Coun
missions, permanent job. See Bud ty Court of Malheur County, Ore
O ffice hours from 9 to 5 except
Sherman, B and M equipment Co., gon, and that said Court has ap
Nyssa, phone 270-W.
27Mtfc. pointed Tuesday, July 20, 1948 at
Saturdays, 9 to 12.
Physician and Surgeon
10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of
Phone 37
M ISCELLAN EO U S— Have excellent said day, for the hearing o f objec
tenant for farm. Prefers row crop tions to said Final Account and the
Hours: 10 to 1C and 2 to 5
land. See Frank T. Morgan. 15Jtfc. settlement thereof.
Daily—Except Sunday
N O W T H E R E F O R E all persons
M ISCE LLAN E O U S— Heating, in interested In the estate of William
J. R. CU ND ALL
stallation o f heating systems, coal Ernest Robinson, deceased, are here
JEW ELRY STORES
or oil. Also servicing and repair. by notified and required to appear
Phone 169-W; after 6 p.m. 289-R. at the County Court Room in the
Dentist
15Jtfc.
Court House at Vale, Malheur Coun
Phone 56-J
M ISC E LLAN E O U S— Prompt and ty, Oregon, at said time, to then
Sarazln Clinic
free pick-up or your dead, crlppied and there show cause, i f any there
or sick livestock. Calls received be be, why said Account should not
Union Pacific Tim e Inspector
N YS SA
OREGON
be settled, allowed and approved
fore 9 o'clock are picked up by
JE W E LR Y — D IAM O ND S
and said estate distribute and said
noon. E fficient drivers. Call col-
W ATCHES
administratrix discharged.
j lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nvs-
M ain Street a. 8econd
Dated and first published June 17,
! sa 102-W. Idaho Animal Products
194«. Date o f last publication July
OPTOMETRISTS
j Company.
5Jtfc.
15. 1948
O live Grace Robinson, Adminis
M ISCE LLAN E O U S— Need money?
tratrix o f the Estate of
Loans on farms for refinancing,
W illiam Ernest Robinson, De
building.
Improvements,
b
u
y
i
n
g
.
DR. J. A. M C FALL
ceased.
O fficial Tim e Inspector for
Harold Henlgson, Attorney for
Union Pacific
DR. JOHN EASLY
Administratrix.
O N T A R IO
OREGON
For Sale
Legal Advertising
LOST
For Rent
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
V*
Professional And
Business Directory
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
PAULUS
JEWELRY STORE
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
LODGES
Nyssa Post No. 79
American Legion
Free Pick Up
O f Your
Dead and Worthless
Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs.
Project Office. 8 p. m. Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
All Veterans Welcome
Gate City Lodge
No. 214
I.O.O.F.
Meets every Monday
night, 8:30.
South First Street
VETERINARIANS
DR. H AL D. W H ITE
Animals
Call Collect
There Is a Phone Near You
Nyssa 100
Parma 29
Ontario 53
"W e
Haul
the Day
You Call'
Veterinarian
Ida-Ore Rendering Co.
Phone Nyssa 275-W
Nyssa, Oregon
PAGE THREE
TH U RSD AY, JU LY 8, 1948
tlfled and required to appear a t the
County Court Room In the Court
House at Vale, Malheur County,
Oregon, at said time, to then and
here ¿how cause, if any there be,
why said Account should not oe
settled, allowed and approved and
and said estate distributed and said
ecutrlx discharged.
Dated and first published June
17, 1948. Date o f last publication
July 15, 1948.
Cora Edith Coffman, Adminis
tratrix of the Estate of
Edith Cordiey, Deceased.
Harold Henlgson, Attorney for
Administratrix.
IN THE C O U N T Y C O U R T OF
TH E STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE C O U N T Y
OF M ALH E U R
N O TIC E OF F IN A L AC CO U N T
In the Matter of the Estate of
M A R Y E. C O U LTER . Deceased
N O TIC E IS HERE35Y G IV E N
that the undersigned, L illie M.
Crocker, administratrix of the es
tate of Mary E. Coulter, deceased,
has filed her Final Account as said
administratrix in the County Court
of Malheur County, Oregon, and
that said Court has appointed Tues
day, Che 3rd day of August, 1948
at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of
.-aid day, for Che hearing o f objec
tions to said Final Account and
the settlement thereof,
NOW, TH EREFO RE, all persons
interested in the estate of M ary E.
Coulter, deceased, are hereby noti
fied and required to appear at the
County Court Room in the Court
House at Vale, Malheur County,
Oregon, at said time, to then and
there show cause, if any there be,
why said Account should not be
settled, allowed and approved and
said estate distributed and said
executrix discharged.
Dated and first published July 1,
1918. Date of last publication July
29, 1948.
Lillie M. Crocker, Administra
trix of the Estate of M ary E.
Coulter, Deceased.
Harold Henlgson, Attorney for A d
ministratrix.
COURT OF HONOR
HELD AT ADRIAN
Washington to work in the grain,
E e r y Moore spent the week-end
in Vale with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Purcell vis
ited the Elarl Winn fam ily Tues
day evening.
UPPER SUNSET
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Berrett of
Utah have been visiting the past
two weeks at the home of their
son, Wayne, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durtee were
Caldwell shoppers during last week.
Mrs. Roy Rookstool and son were
Payette and Ontario shoppers last
Thursday.
Dusty Rhodes of California has
been spenamg his two weeks vaca
tion at the Clonntger ranch.
Mr. Cloninger and his guest, Mr.
Rhodes, accompanied by Joe Ste
phens, spent Thursday tishing near
the dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloninger and
Dusty Rhodes went to Nampa to
spend the E’ourth of July.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Berrett ac
companied their daughter, Mrs.
Grant Patterson, and fam ily to
Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Charles b u r-
fee and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter
went to New Plymouth to visit at
the home of their sons. Dee and
Irvin Durfee.
BUENA VISTA FOLK
ATTEND VALE RODEO
fishing in the mountains.
Mrs. G errit Stam was an O n «
tario V isitor Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Broad and
their house guest Mrs. Ann Sulli
van, Mrs. Pete Tensen, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete vand der Oord and fam i-
y. Mr. van der Oord, Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward C. Larsson and
fam ily were among those of the
community who attended the air
show at Ontario the Fourth.
Mrs. Feik of Arcadia called on
Mrs. Melvin Feik Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin jensen are
parents of a son. T h e baby la tha
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. M elvin
Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick G roat called
on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stam o f Nyssa
Saturday afternoon.
LOCAL NEWS
Visit at Caldwell—
Mr. and Mrs. John Schenk, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Beus, Mr. and Mrs.
Arvel Child and thetr families.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and
the Misses Betty F ife and O liva
Beus spent Monday at Caldwell,
•wimming and having a fam ily
picnic.
Looking for E'arm—
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bond o f Roy.
Utah were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bybee.
BUENA VTSTA, July 8— Mr. and They were here looking for a farm.
Mrs. LaVern Cleaver spent the
week-end at Soap Lake, Washing Boy Breaks Arm—
ton.
Rodney Beus, 11-year-old son o f
Those from this district who at Mr. and Mrs. Elrsei Beus, broke
tended the rodeo at Vale the Fourth his arm just above the wrist, when
were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day he fell from a cherry tree on the
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fourth of July.
Ritchie and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Loyd Cleaver and children, Mr. and Visits Parents—
Mrs.
Alva Goodell and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald EHdrldge
Mrs. Geonte Cleaver.
and baby, Ronney, o f Camus, W ash
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver ington, accompanied by Bob Eld-
nent Saturday and Sunday at the rid,e, visited over the holidays with
Henry EStrick home near Meridian. the men's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. George Cleaver entertained Tom Etdridge.
Wednesday afternoon. Guests were
Mrs. Leslie T op liff, Mrs. Howard
Day,
Mrs. Delbert Cleaver,
Mrs.
Edward Topliff, Mrs. Loyd Cleaver,
Mrs.
John Bowen, Mr. and Mrs.
L a V e ri Cleaver, Mrs. Glen Hoffman,
Mrs. George Schweizer and Mrs. A l
Fire and Automobile
va Goodell.
Refreshments
were
served.
Insurance
Mrs. Jim Savage o f Nyssa spent
Wednesday at the Lester Cleaver
Rentals
Bonds
home.
NYSSA INSURANCE
AGENCY
A D R IA N , July 8— Larry and Bruce
DeHaven returned home Sunday
with their parents from a visit witn
heir grandparents in Weiser.
Mrs. Arch Parker and Mrs. E. E.
Parker were Caldwell visitors W ed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Landau of
Waterloo, Iowa were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Nickoson Wednesday.
The Adrian softball team played
Nyssa, Oregon
Hartley Produce Tuesday evening.
Many residents of this community
The score was 11 to 6 In favor of ipent the Fourt picnicking and
Hartley Produce.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Matthews
were Boise visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Bill Webb and Joan visited
the Jim Atterbury family in O n
tario Thursday.
Mrs. Glenwood Pounds and Mrs.
Gale Martin were in Payette W ed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R ay Landau were
in Nyssa on business Monday.
The Adrian Boy Scouts held a
court of honor Tuesday evening
NYSSA, OREGON
at the Presbyterian church. Bennie
Keller was made a first class Scout,
■Joe Keller, second class Scout and
Fred Klingback, Donald DeHaven
Donald Newbill and Edward Hall,
Star Scouts.
Mrs. George DeHaven and Vickie
Sue and Carol and Mrs. Ray L a n
dau were Nyssa callers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ausman left
Saturday night for Fort Collins,
Colorado to visit Mrs. Austrian's
parents. They plan on bein^g away
a week.
Earl Winn took his cross-country
airplane fligh t to Oooding, Idaho
and back Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holly spent
July 4 in Jordan Valley with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson.
Supper guests Friday at the H o
ward Hatch home were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Wymer and daughter of
Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Russell W y
mer and daughters of EJtia, C ali
fornia, Mr. and Mrs. Thather W a g
ner of Parma, Mr, and Mrs. EM
Wymer and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hemmon of Parma, Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Hatch and son of Star, Mr.
and Mrs. Filbert Hatch o f Home-
dale. Mrs. Sarah Hall and fam ily
of Caldwell and Mrs. Harvey Hatch
and Helen and boys of Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landau, Shirley
Smith and Roy Mecham spent the
Fourth at McCall.
Bob Webster was a Boise visitor
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch and
fam ily were Tuesday dinner guests
T his is important news to every young man from 20*4 to 28
of Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Wymer
who has graduated from high school or who can pass equiva
of Parma.
lent education examinations. Under a new ruling, you may
Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis
now enlist in the IJ. S. Army for the specific purpose o f attend
and fam ily attended the rodeo In
ing Officer Candidate School, provided the quotas are not
Payette the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs C. O. Brown. Mr.
filled.
3nd Mrs. Bob Brown and M r and
You must be a citizen of the United States, and a man o f
Mrs. Jess Norris fished on the north
high moral character, able to meet the necessary physical
fork of the Malheur river over the
requirements.
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis are
T o take advantage o f this unusual privilege, you mdy sub
staying at the W B MGInnls home
mit your application to the Commanding General o f the
in Nyssa while Mrs. McGinnis Is
• Arm y area in which you live. If you are selected, you will be
visiting her mother and brother In
enlisted in the Army as Staff Sergeant. I f you have not had
Illinois.
basic training or its equivalent, you will he given this training
The Howard Hatch fam ily spent
IN THE C O U N T Y C O U R T O I
THE STATE OE OREGON
the Fourth at the Sarah Hall home
before entering Officer Candidate School.
in Caldwell.
FOR THE C O U N T Y OF
I f you are a successful candidate, you will be commissioned
M ALH EUR
Bob Jackson of Cottage Grove,
as Second lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps and placed
Oregon spent the Fourth with hte
N O TIC E O F FTN AL AC CO UN T
on active duty for two years, during which time you may
brother, Wilbur Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Matthews
E D ITH C O R D LE Y, Deceased
compete for a Regular Army Commission. Should you fail
N O TIC E IS H E R EB Y G IV E N that pent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
to complete the course successfully, you will be released from
the undersinged. Cora Edith C o ff Virgil Olp in Sunset valley.
the Army.
Those enjoying a picnic Sunday
man. administratrix of the estate
The opportunity to qualify for Officer Candidate School is,
of Eklith Cordey. deceased, has filed at the Alvin McOinnls home were
and has been, open to men in the Army. But never before
her Final Account as said adminis Mr. and Mrs. Kindlesporker, R ay
tratrix in the County Court of Mal- mond and Dorothy Wilis, the BUI
during peacetime has such a remarkable opportunity to be
heud County, Oregon, and that W illis family and O ay Davis.
come a commissioned o f f i c e r ___________
Mr. and Mrs. Kindlesporker and
said Court has appointed Tuesday,
been open to c iv ilia n high
the 20th day o f July, 1948 at 10:00 Dorothy WiHls of Coos Bay are vis
caercfts w i t h a f u t u r i
school graduates. Get all the
o'clock in the forenoon o f said day. iting at the home of Bill W illis
facts
about
it
today
at
your
for the hearing o f objections to and family.
Bob Webster fished at the dam
said Final Accunt and the settle
U.S. Army and U.S. A ir Force
Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
ment thereof.
Recruiting Station.
NOW, THERE3"ORE all persons
Don DeHaven spent the week-end
Interested In the estate o f Edith in Weiser.
Cord ley, deceased, are hereby no-
Hank Moore left for Prosser,
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