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August 29, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Page Five
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7,
Dates Masons To
Set For BoardsI Meeting_ s
meeting dates for school
of all third class districts in
are the first Saturdays of
of February, May, Au-
Sad November, Mrs. Sue More-
county superintendent said.
class school districts such
White Salmon, Klick-
others must have board
on the first Friday of each
according to state law, Mrs.
said.
Hold
Again
After the usual summer vacation
period, the Goldendale Masonic
Lodge will re~ume stated communi-
cations commencing Thursday eve-
ning, Septem'ber 5. With several
candidates already initiated in the
first degree there will be degree
work from the start whioh Will con-
tinue through until the month of
November.
Sell it through the Want Ads.
Tractor-Tank
School Planned
For Local Camp
As part of a proposed non-com-
batant training p~ogram in the CCC,
Goldendale may soon become head-
quarters for a tractor-tank sohool.
This information was released as a
semi-official statement in the Camp
Goldendale paper ~his week.
According to the camp publiea-
ti,on preliminary conferences rela-
tive to the establishment of this
school have already been held by
officers of the Vancouver district.
Ask For a
Of Reliance
ice
Under tentative plans for the
tractor-tank uchool, 12 enrollees i
from etcher parts of the district
would be sent to Goldendale f,or
three months training in tractor
o~eratlion, repa~r, maLnten~nce
welding and other mechanical sub-
jechs. The work would in no way
interfere with the regular routine
at Camp Goldendale, officers said.
Sell it through the Want Ads.
Whether it's an ice cream cone, a milk shake or a sundae
it's always better made with that rich, wholesome
Reliance Ice Cream.
SERVE RELIANCE ICE CREAM
in your home--it's ideal for any occasion.
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STORAGE, PLANT
MARK M.
MOULTON
Republican Candidate for
Legislature
16th Legislative District
Subject to Sel)tcmber Primaries
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"You will not be urged to buy."
Court News Given
For Week's Period
Petition is filed which: asks the
court to appoint Laura Jussila as
administratrix of the estate af Alma
-C. Jusaila, deceased. The estate con-
sists of community property in the
State of W'a~hington of the approxi-
mate value io,f $4000.00 and prop-
erty in the State of Oregon of the
value cf approximately $2000.00.
The surviving spouse is the sole .de-
vlsee of the estate.
Action for divorce is filed by
Pearl J. Proper against her husband
Perry. Proper. The partie,~ were
married near Lyle on May 23, 1937.
N~. children have tbeen ,born cf the
marriage. TIhe complaint alleges that
~the defendant ,abandoned the plain-
tiff on July 20th, 1938 and has con-
Liued to abandon her a.t all times
dnce. Plaintiff asks the court to re-
store to her, her former name of
Pearl J. J~o~hnson.
The State Tax Commission files
its Satisfaction of Warrant which
shows that t,he judgment held
against Clyde Rake of Bingen,
Wash., has been fully paid and sat-
is fled.
William McCorkhill is brought
before the Court to answer to an
indictment by the Grand Jury ~,vlhich
charges t,he defendant with the
crime of Forgery in the First De-
gree, c~o~mmitted in White Sahnon
on Nov. 16th, 1938. Upon being ar-
raA:~r~ed, the defendant plead not
guilty, whereupon he is remanded
to the custody .of *t'he sheriff to await
trial.
The administratrix of the estate
of Ann C. Castle, deceased, has filed
her final account and petition for
distributi0~n, which will be heard by
the Court on September 17-th.
The executor of the estate of
DiantJha Harding, deceased, has filed
his final account and petitions for:
distribution, which will be heard
by the court on September 17.
In the case of Ruth Huber vs.
Fred Humber, it is ordered by the
Court that th~ defendant ~be and ap-
pear ibefJo,re the court on August 20,
to t~hen and there show cause, if any
he has, why he should not be ad-
judged in contempt of Court for his
failure to make payment of alimony
ss in the interlocutory decree re-
~quired, and be punished therefor.
Ul~opn petition .duly filed in the
matter of the estate of Dwiglht J.
and Adla L. Nugent, both deceas-
ed, it is ordered by .the court ,that
the administrator sell the 1940
wheat and barley crop on the open
market for cas,h.
In the matter of the estate of
Lena J. "l~hon~pson, deceased, ,order
is entered which sets aside to the
surviving spouse all of the property
of the estate in lieu of homestead
and exemptions.
In the consolidated estates of
Artimus D. and Cora E. Maso,n, .both
deceased, order is entered which
directs the clerk of ,fihe court to is-
sue commission to. ~. O. Wilson of
Bickleton, to take the testimony of
the subscribing witnessest~o, the
~vill of Artimus D. Mason.
I Reports are filed by the Board of
Prison Terms and Paroles which
show that William Monroe Strick-
land is ordered confined 'in the State
Reformatory i~o,r a period of five
years, and t,hat E. L. W]hitehill is
ordered confined in the State Re-
fcrmatory for a period of two. years.
In an action instituted by Joseph
Ward, against Gilbert Ward, et el,
the plaintiff asks the court to enter
a judgn~ent and de~ree declaring
him to be the owner in fee simple
and entitled ,to the possession of the
N~L of Sec. 8, Tp. 4 N., R. 12, and
that the defendants be barred from
claiming any right or interest to the
same.
Seeking to~ foreclose a mortgage
he holds against the WbNE~, Tax
LET
Goldendale's
EXPERT PAINTER
and
PAPER HANGER
YoU Can Do It Economically
AT OLTMANNS
• SEE THE NEW 1940
WALLPAPER PATTERNS
Guaranteed
FULLER PAINTS
Rodeo Queen
Evelyn Menergaard, 19-year-old
girl raised on Kittitas Valley
stock ranch, who has been elect-
ed Queen of the 18th annual El°
lensburg Rodeo to be held Sat-
urday, Sunday and Labor day.
Ellensburg Rodeo
Names Real Ranch
Girl Show Queen
ELLE!NSBURQa Aug. 22, (:Special)
Former Glenwood
Principal
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Funeral services ~for Arnold H.
Nieveen, former Glenwood principal
and president of the Klickitat Edu-
cation Association, wer~ held in
Portland, Monday, August 26, at
the Finley Rose Chapel.
Mr. Nieveen died in Portland on
Friday, after a long illness. His
home was at 2128 N. W. Irving
~treet. Hie was born F~bru.ary 1,
1910, at N~rth Jay, Maine, and
came to Portland when a Day. He
attended Jefferson high school in
Portland, gra