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['tIE SUPERIOR COUPJP OF TlllC
TE OF WASIiINGTON FOIl
COUNTY.
hi Prohnie
the 5all('r of the Estate of
Annl ]V[cDonald, Ills() kno,'n
Carnwlita, Dr•ceased.
EBY GIVEN that
s McDonald Clinton has h,ff'n
,inted and llas qualified ts Exe-
of the Last Will and Testament
Anne McDonald, also lcnown
Mary Carmelita, Deceased
that all persons llavh)g clainm
the said Deceased or the said
:e al' hereby required lo serve tbc.
duly verified with the notes-
attached upon the un-
Executrix or her Attorney
at the law office of Cbas.
119 South Fourth Street,
;uildlng, Stelton, Mason County,
'ton, tile same being desig-
the place for the transaction
business of the said estate and
claims together with proof of
with the Clerk of the above
court within 6 months after
of the first publication of this
to-wit: December 4, 1947, or all
not so served and filed shall
barred.
McDONALD CLINTON,
of said Estate
• R. LEWIS,
.rncv for said Estate
L$o• "Fourth Street, Bll Building
lion Washington.
.... 12-4-11-18-25-4t
NO. 1647.
OF IIEARING ON FINAL
ItEI'ORT AND PE'rf-
I"(11t
IBUTIt)N
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
OF WASHINGTON IN AND
R THE COUNTY OF MASON,
t the • In Probate.
Matter Of the Combined Es-
of E: J. Miller and Mary E,
both deceased.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
E, Micllael, Admlnistratrix of
above entitled' csfate, has filed
final account, report and
settlement and distribu-
the estate of the deceased,
the Court is asked to approve
iaccount and report, and Inke
'butlon of the estate, and dis-
the Adminlstratrix.
IS .HEREBY GIVEN. that
with an order of said
made and entered on the lath
CLAIMS
SERVU December, 1,q47" a hearing will
beforc the Com't on said final
pc title,1 on Sat-
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of said Court in the
House at Shelton, Washington.
P00AI¢00a00T this m, day of De00e,nbe,'.
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[ " • -.._SON COUNTY
In Probate
Matter of tile Estate of Frank
Deceased,
ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Executrix of the estate of
Rabideau, Deceased, has filed
.Ihe Clerk of the above entitled
;r[her Final Report and Petition
_MI L)istribution, skin the court to
Mr. O.K. :,l!tove the same, distnhute tile prop-
-'p,' D{ t0 the perhons thereto entitle(1,
] | '& |:0t° discharge said Executrix
Says k,, ,, TICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
..V, linal RepOrt and Petition for
'tbtltion will be heard at the hour
By R and It ...--.2L.9, o'clock On Saturday, the 17til
!:bf January, 1948, in the Com't
___.O{in the Court House in Shelton,
: r, t 0000gton.
this lath day of December,
r, " " t HARRY DEYETTE.
Clerk of Said Court.
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RUMMONS FOR PUIIIJCATION
IN 'PIIE SUPEI{lOI% COUItT OF TIIE
S T A T IC ()b" WASIIIN(IT()N FOIl.
MAS()N COI!NTY.
N,'llie M¢lllhews, Pin)eli,f,
vs.
lfaunah Potarson, Gnardian of F, slate
0f till an IAbby, : n Insane P('Fson,
'rh(,lliaS Shll, tlol," Ellen ]rOUlIK, Joseph
L, Young, }{annah telol'son. Liiliall
Libby, lfannab Andol'SOll. l l'nc. / L.
Aud,wson, Arthur Andcr,noll, Anion All-
(h, rsoll, Freak C. WilhLv and lIary N.
Wilh'y, husband aud wire. tlatlie Pai-
nter. Elmer Wil]ey, Edith Lark)n,
llb'utl¢ Willey. Clyde Dcegall and Hal'-
r'v I)(,egan, The I]'nkllo,'u 1-]('irs of
Vl'lloI ila Siocllln, ] )o('casPd. 'r}l( IJ|l"
known Heirs of Eltcu Yoollg, l)occascd.
The Unknown Ileirs uf Josvph L.
Y,,ung, Deceased, The l)'nknown ]hJr.
of llannah Pet( rs( n, ])c,'cased Tlh'
' llnknown Heirs of Lillian Libby. De-
ceased. Tile IJnknowa Hfdrs of [-Iannah
Andcraou, Deceased, rJh( Unt{nown
Iteirs of Ernest L. Anderson, Deceased`
The Unknown If,qrs of Arthur Ander-
son, Deccascd, Tile Unknown Hch.s of
Anion Anderson. Deceased. Tim Un-
known th, irs of Frank C. Will,w, De-
ceased. The Unknown ]loirs (,f Mal'y
N. iliey, De<'cascd, and All Other
Persons Ullknown having or claiming
to have any right, title, eslate, lien
interest or equity ill and to the here-
inafter descrd/ed ]'cal pr(,lmriy, Dc-
lcndanls,
I
THE STATE OF WASIIINGTON.
TO: The said. Hannah Pcterson. Guar-
dian of Estate of Liiliau Libby, an
Insane Person, Thomas Slocaln, Ellen
Young, Joseph L. Young, IIann'fll Pe-
terson, Lillian Liiby, Hannal Andcr-
son, Ernest L. Andcrso,L Arthur An-
derson, Anton Andcrson, Frank C.
Willey and Mary N. Willey, husband
and wife. Hattie Pahner, Elmer Willey,
Edith Larkin, Frank Willey, Clyde
Deegan and 'Harr D.cegan, The un-
known heirs of 'Illomas Slocum. de-
ceased, the unknown heirs cf Ellen
Young, deceased, ttv, mlknown heirs
of Joseph L. YounK, deceased, the un-
known heirs of Hannah Peterson, de-
ceased, tit(*, unknown heirs of Lillian
Llbby, deceased, the unknown heirs of
Hauna Anderson, deceased, the un-
known heirs of Ernest L. Anderson.
deceased, the unknown heirs of Ar-
thur Anderson, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Anton Anderson, deceased, tile
unknown heirs of Frank C, Willey. de-
ceased, the unknown heirs of Mary
N. Willey. deceased, and all other
persons unkuown having or ciainling
to have any right, title, estate, lien,
inllerest or equity in and to the hercin'
after described real proIlerty; you anu
each of you are hereby snmmoned to
appear within 60 days after the date
of tle first publication of this Sum-
mons, to-wit: Within 60 days after
the 20tl day of November, 1947, and
defend the above entitled action in the
I above entitled Court, and answer the
[Amended Complaint of the Plaintiff,
I and serve a copy of your Answer upon
[ the tmderslgned attorney for the Plain-
I tiff t iris office below stated; and in
[case of your failure go to do, Judg-
]ment will be rendered against you ac-
t cording to the demand of the Amended
] Complaint, which has been filed with
! the Clerk of the said Court. The ob-
ject of this action is to quiet the
Plaintiffs' title in and to the following
described lands situated in Mason
County, Washington, to-wit:
A tract of land situated in the SWV.t
of the NEV, Section 19, Twp. 20 N.
Range 3 West, W.M. in Mason County,
Washington, more l)articuiarly de-
scribed as follows:
l,eginning at S,E. corner of Storts
estate, which is North 230.30 ft.; thence
N. 86 = 19' W, 154 ft. from'S.E, corner
of S.W. of N.E.4, Sec, 19, Twp, 20
N., R. 3 W., W.M, (The said S.E,
corner of S.W.,4 of N.E.t is marked
by a 2" pipe, driven deep, sticks up
10" and has a cap nlarked "N.P." and
is on the West line of Kneeland Park
about midway), Theuca, along Nortl
side of Park St., N. 70 ° 25' 28" W
259,65 ft.; thence oN,, 57 ° 38' W. 69.
ft, to initial point this uescrlption.
Thence continuing the same course
162 ft. to SE corner of Aitken's lot:
thence N. 29" 12' 11" E. 103.50 ft,;
thence West 40 ft, ; thence S. 73 ° 48' W.
along Easterly line of Frank Willey's
Tracts 39.90 ft. (Equation between our
Meridian, which is the East line of
said SWA of NE/I, and that of Frank
,Villey's plat is 2 ° 23' to right•) Thence
N. 34 ° 35' W. 158.26 ft. (the WiIIey
plat shows this line to be N.36 ° 58' W) ;
thence N, 41 ° 41' E. 81,d0 ft. to iron
post on dike South of Goldsborough
Creek; thence along dike, S, 65 32'
^E. 170.35 :ft. thence S. 63 46' E, 125.!17
ft. to Wilcox s West line; thence S. lg °
10' W. 245.38 ft. to initial point of this
description excepting therefronl the
following described real estate:
A tract of land situate in the South-
west quarter (SW4) of the Northeast
quarter (NEPAl of Section 19, Town-
ship 20 North, Rayge 3 West, W.M.,
particularly described as foll6s:
COMMENCING at the Souiheast
corner of the Southwest quurter
(SW£) of the Noi'thea§t ' quarter
(NE,4, said Section, Township and
Range : run thence North, along
the East line of said Southwest
uarter (SW£) of Northeast quarter
230 feet, more or less. to an
set on the North line of
thence terl
ing ah)ng tne North line
.Street, North 86 ° 19'
thence Norlh 70 ° 25' ,28"
feet; thence North 57 ° 38'
fet to tim Southeast corner
initial point of the tract of
by deseribed; thence cc
the North line of sai
)rth 57 ° aS' West 162
beginning and the init:
South 18 ° 10' West to
NO. 5);23.
SUMMONS FOlt PUI|IJCATION
IN TIIE SUPEI{'IOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF "WASIIINC, TON FOR
:MASON COUNTY
Annie N. Olson, a widow, Plaintiff,
VS
• Ilcrman Wittevcen and "Jane Doe"
Wi(t(w*'ell, hnsband and Wi;C, and the
llllkIlll*'ll hoil's of [lel'lllan Witteveen
all(l "Jaal 1)(3(!" WiltcvPen, if any and
else all ()lhec porsL)|l Ol' pIlr[tcs un-
known claiming any right, title, estate,
iil,n or intel'cst in the real (is{ate tie-
scribed in the conlplainl herein, D(,-
fcndants.
TtIE STATE OF WASIII'NGTON to
file said I-ternmn Witicveen and "Jane
l)oe" Wit)croon. husl)and and wife.
slid the tulkn(vn heirs of IIcrnlan
Wiiteveen and -Jane Doe" Witteveen
if :[ll," and n|SO all (;)her persons or
parlics unl{Ilown clailuing any rigllt,
lille, cslate. }i,,u or inhwt!st in lhe
real eslale dPscl'ibed ill |he conlplaint
]l(,/'cin :
You are hereby sunlluoned to appeal.
wilhin sixty days after tlt{} date of tim
first puhlieation of tiffs slunnlons, to-
wit: within sixty days niter the 13th
(lay of November, 1947, and defend
the above entitled action in the ailove
" cnti[l('d CollrL and allswer the COIll-
plaint of the plaintiff, and serve a
copy of your answcr upon lhe under-
signed attorney for plaintiff, at lfis
offic.c hclow stated: and in case of your
failure so io do, judgment will bc ron-
do 'ed agahlst you according to the
dcnmnd of the cotnplaint, which hns
I)-en filed with tim Clerk of said
Court. Tile objecl of bringing this
action is to quiet title to tllc follow-
ing descril)ed protlerty:
The South half (SVz) of the South-
east quarter (SEe'I) of Northwest
Quarter (NWkl) ad the Northwest
Quarter (NWi.i) of Southeast Quar-
tel" (SEUI) ,f Northwest Quarter
(NW) of Section Thirty - ix
(36), Township Tweuty-one (1)
North, Range Two (2) West W.M,
situated in the Counly of Mason
State of Washington.
CHARLES T. WRIGI-IT,
Plainliff's Attorney
P,O. Address: Angle Bldg,
Shelton. Mason County, Washington,
11-13-20-27--12-4-11-18-25-7t
NO, 1962,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
PRESF, NT AND FILE CLA|MS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In Prol)at
In the Matter of the Estate of Ber-
tla L. Fik, Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN thai,
Travis M, Fisk has been appointed and
has qualified as Executor of the Last
Will and Testament of Bertha L Fisk,
Deceased, and that all persons having
claims against the said Deceased or
the said estate are hereby required to
serve the same, duly verified with the
necessary vouchers attached upou the
undersigned ExecutOr or his Attorney
of iE, % ,hCol00g of cz00,
R. .w,, 9 S u h Str ,,
Bell Building, Shelton, Mason County,
Washington, the same being desigo
nafed as the place for the transaction
of the business of the said estate and
filc such claims together with proof
of service with the Clerk of tl)e al)ove
entitled court withtn' 6 months after
tle date of the first publication of tbis
notice, to-wit: December 4, 1947, or"
all claims not so serveu and filed shall
be forever barred.
TRAVIS M. FISK
Executor of said Estate
CHAS, R. LEWIS
Attorney for said Estate
119 So. Fourth Street, Bell Building
Sheltom Washington.
12-4-11-18-25-4t
NO. 1883.
N()TICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Jaunita M. Roundtree. Deceased.
NOTIC IS HEREBY GIVEN: that
the undersigned, Hattie F. Round,roe,
has been appointed and has qualifies
as Administratrix of the Estste of
Jaunita M. Roundtree, deceased, and
that all persons having claims against
the said etate are hereby required
to serve them, duly verified` upon
the Administratrix c;r upon her auly
aIIpointed agent and attorney nanled
l)eh)w, at his office in the Govey
Building, Shelton. Washington, the
same having b#mn designated as the
place for the transaction of the busi-
ness of said estat and. £ile the ,;alne,
with the Clm.l¢ of above entitled court,
tog,-'tl3¢'c with proof of such service,
witMn six n,mtlls after date of first
public,tion of this notice. to wit: D.e-
comber 18th, 1947, or Said claims ill
bb forever barred.
HATTIE F. ROUNDTREE.
Adminl.fftratrix p f said etate,
5. W. GRAHAM, Atto'ney for
Adnltnistratrix, Govey Bldg,,
Shelton, Wasllington,
12-1-25--1-1-8-4t
NO. 1903
NOTICE OF IIEARING ON FINAL
REIOIUr AND I'I*VII'rlON FOR
1,l'r ItlIUTION
IWTI-IF, SUPERIOR COURT OF HORE
STATE OF WASHINGTON
MASON COUNTY
In l'rabate
In the Yla'tter of the Etae of Wil-
liam E. Nohlett, Deceased, . •
p NOqCE IS HEI.EBY GIVEN that
earl E. Nohlott, A dministratrix of the
estate of Willaff E. Noble)t, Deceased,
has filed with the Clerk of the above
dntitle caurt her .FtnI Report and
Petition for Dlstrtbut(gh, asking the
court o approve te S.e distrilute
the P.rpprtY , to . thb persoP. herto
.e%it[d. and to discharge Said A:dmin-
lstraTrL ; ......... . .
NOTm zs FKR qlVN ka{
Said Finfi epoft ad p dtitiort Ibr JiSi
trlhutign tl[ be agrSt at tile :hollr
pf 10 0'ql0qk 0,atqr'a,, .he 2flth dgy
bf /aLn'la'ry 1048, ,in.. the. gurt =09)i]
"in tnt court Hduse in heltom, Wash-
ln:h this 20th day of Deember,
947.
SEAL) HARa¥ l'geTE,
Clcrk of Said Courf.
12-25---I-1-8-15-4
ginning,
and to perpetually liar.anti ojoin you NO. 1913
and each of you Tom asserting apy NOTII OF II]P:ARING ON FINA
right, title, claim, equity, hen or In- REPO]T AND 1 ITITION FO
)crest therein and thereto and fro' a I)IM'!IBUTION.
decree adJudgin her to be the owner IN THE' SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
bf the sid laaact$ ds. • STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
B. FRANI/(LIN I:IUSTON, MASON COUNTY
. . ttrncy, ;m" Plaintiff. ' In' Probate
Qffi, ee & ae% Offlc6 Address; Ifi the Matte' ot.:.the Estate of G,
uourt Hot/So ..... Dawn Drjraf06hd. Deceased,
Shelton, Washlngfbn, , , , NOTIC I. :IIBY GIVEN tba
11-20-27/12-4-11-18-25/1-1-7t Alfred W,. rmnmon, Adfiinistrato
of the s{at of , Da:,n.orummond,
Deceased, has flied wlh the,Jerk, ot
the above entitled court his Ffnal Re-
NO. 1961
NOTICE TO CREDITORS port and Petition for DiStribution,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE asking the court to approve the same,
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR distribute the property to tim persons
MASON COUNTY, thereto entitled, and to discharge said
In the Matter of the Estate of Addle Administrafoi,; , . ,
I. Bishop, Deceased. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tlmt
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that said Fingl Report and petition for
the undersigned, Lester E, Bishop, Distribution will be heard at the hour
has been appointed and has qualified of 10 o'clock on Saturday, the 24tit
as Administrator of the Estate o[ day 0L January. 19:8, tn the Court
Addle I. Bishop,. d$c,ased` and that Room in the Court House In Shelton,
all persons havln(:llms against the Washington.
saia etate are nercbfy i required to Dated this 20th day of December,
ser)'q, h 1,, dmy vei'ifed upqn the 1947. .. .
Administrator. or P0P hie :amy ap- (SEAL) L HARRY DYEPTE, '
poltca age'n anq a%torney ,i'ad Clerk of Said Curt,
below, at his of'leo in tile GoVey Bldg,, ' 12-251-1-8-15-4t
Shelton, Washington, the same havig " "
been aesignated as the place for the COMtiISSI0ERS ]F]OC]EDINBS
transaction of the business of said OCTOBER, 1941
estate, and file the same with the
Clerk o£ aove entitled court, together Monday, October 9, 1947.
With proot hf st er¥ice, within six Board met In. regular session. Pres-
monthrs after aae oz xrst publication elat, Chair,nan Dickinson and members
of this n0tie, to wlt :\\; December 11th, O'Dell and Cart.
1947 or said clahns will be forever Ferry receipts for week entng Co-
barred. "" R E tober 3 were $126,00, Deposited in
LESTE . BISHOP, Treasury to credit of County Rod
Administrator of said estate. Fund.
J. W. GRAHAM, Attorney for Report of Associate Extensl0'n Agent
Administrator, Suite 5 Govey for nlonth of September (ap.pro.ve,.
Bldg., Shelton, Washington. pplieations mr renewal o nqg'o'r
12-11-18-25--1-1-4t licenses were ap_pr0ved, as follo:
Esther and Harol Rfdley,..Mr. View
Center. Class E; D0nald Mr "BC-
,, NO. 1801 ' man,. Refill Hood L0ag Class DE;
NOTICE OF HEARING F/NAL AC- H, iW. Kewett, Kewett Tavern, ums
COUNT AND PETITION FOR DIS- ACEF; Mabel SOuth, • South's Store,
TRII|UTION. . Belfair, Class. EF. 'L " " '
IN TItIil SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Final ,estimlte of Walter D, Brea'r
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR on C,R,P, No,. 86 approved in the
MASON COUNTY. an!otln.t Of $2 fld0.2Q .... -
In Re Estate of G. R, Milbourn, de- esmuti'dn re uoffstruction of Weaver
cease e e ili Crsk :Bridge agned " , . ..
Not c is herebg giV"tl', at, W,, A. This V¢ig thi time set for nob*leg
GleasOh,of G, R, adminiSttqrMilboUrn ola:o ril .o ,'°f the In.esta'teh,e onit was)he m0Vedfinalbu°etana seconcedf°r the yearthat hear-1947,
office of the Cli' f. id urt I tag be continued until the following
final account na.petitioP. Ior dis- ddy, ,Carried.
trlbution, aeldng ,,t.! Feurt .t0 ttie Claims allowed,
saia account, to dlttttlt, he !r0P. flMeeting= continued until the following
erty to the persor :th'ereto" dell)led,
and to discharge satd,W. ..,Ol(as0n;
and that saidreport and petition will Tuesday, October 7, 1947.
be heard on the 17th day of January, Board met, All members present.
1948, at th hour of 10:00 a.m. at the Day spent oonidering budget for
¢ourtro_om of the above entitled court, 1948, Hearing continued until the fol-
DAT]D THIS 10th day of :Dec, 1947. lowing day.
HARRY DETTE.
ounty Clerk and EX-Offielo -- Wdff6sdYe$" 8, 17..,
Clerk of the Superior Court. o'tra met. All. ncmD6r¢,:renh
12-18-25--1-1-3t )ay spent cons)acting uagets or
SI-TELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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First Baptist Church
ltev. J. O. Bovee
Rev. Bovee reports an overflow
crowd Sunday night when the
Baptist Sunday School presented
their Christmas program and hc
announces that the Watch-night
serwce will again be observed on
December 31st beginning a 8
o'clock and closing at 12:10 Jan-
ua¥ 1st.
There will bca time of fellow-
ship, a program and a Iight lunch
at 10 o'clock, a lalf hour of prayer
at the close. % welc.ome is ex-
tended to all.
First Methodist Church
%Vaync Wrlgllt, Minister
Next Sunday is stndent recogni-
tion day, Some of the returning
college students will take part in
the morning worship at 11.
Sunday School is at 9:45 with
classes for all ages from three
year's up.
The Youth Fellowship will meet
at 6 p.m. for fun and worship.
Don't let the babies keep you
from church. There is a nursery
for the small children.
The M.Y,F. has reserved the
Shelton roller rink for Monday,
Dec. 29, for an all church skate.
St;, Edward's Catholic
latlter Mark Wieehmann
Sunday masses will be .held as
u jsul at 8 a,m, and 10:30 a,m.,
ith the opening of 40 hours devo-
tion at the high mass at 10:30.
On Monday and Tuesday ther
will be high masses a{ 9 'a.m, as
past of the devotions, with devo-
tions and sermons appropriate to
the 'Blessed Sacrament a'nd bene-
dictions Stinday, Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
There will be masses at 8 and
10:30 a,m. New Year'S Day, with
benedictions following the second
mass.
Care Urged As
24 Million Go
Back to School
Twenty-four million American
school children look upon Septem-
ber with apprehension, "Back to
school" means carefree vacation
days are over.
The National Safety CounCil
and state and city authorities also
look upon September with appre-
hension, because "baCk to school"
to tbem means more children on
the streets and a greater, chance
for traffic tragedy.
To meet the threat of a growing
child death toll as young Ameri-
ca sets ou on foot, bicycles, in
car,,i and busses for the classroom,
September has been designated as
"Back to School Saftey Month"
and a special effort is being made
tO educate thildrdn..and motorists
in safe habits.
Parents Asked to Help
Parent, teachers, civil author-
ities and local safety groups are
being asked to step up child safety
work during the month, when the
millions of youngsters going to
and from sehool, many for the
first time, will greatly increase
the risk of accident
"Last year. 2,600 children of eb-
mentary school age and 7,650,
young people of high school and
college age were killed in traffic
accidents," said Ned H, Dearborn,
president of" the National Safety
Council. "Accidents are the chief
cause of death among children.
For example, they claim six times
as many lives in the 5-14 ag
group as pneumonia.".
Two-Fold Program Planned
Mr. Dearborn stated the two
principal lines of attack during
the month:
1. Parents and teachers must
unite to teach Children to cross
streets and ride bicycles safely,
and they must see that adequate
protection is present at dangerous
crossings,
2. Motorists must realize the
necessity for slow and alert driv-
ing in school and residential areas,
especially in the morning and late
afternoon. Police should step up
enforcement in danger areas,
A highlight of the month's ac-
tivities will come when Tom Mix,
radio 'star who has been named
special safety deputy by the Coun-
cil, vill devote all of his national
broadcasts during the week Of
September 22 to the project,
1948. Hearing continued until tile f.I-
lowing day.
Plans and spc(,JfJcathns for Weaver
%)I'eek Bridge in l.Hstri('1 2 WOI'O ])l'C-
tni.cd by Counly Engil:Oel' alld ill)On
allpi'oval 1)y t}l, Boa/'(l |l}! nullllIPl' of
"CRP 100--Uait 3 Weaver Cr('(,k
I:l, ri(]go" was assigll(,d llll(l the ))]fills
"WOre forw:u'ded to lho Stab, lUg}l-
%vay DopaFtlc('at for |'teal llppl'OVll•
Rep(wt of Andrew •Kruiswyk, Jr.,
Coun/y li]xtollsion Ag(,n|, f,)l' lll()lllh ()[
Atlgtlst a0pl'()ved.
Meeting conthluf, d until the l',.lh)w-
ing (lit,,,'.
'rhorsday, ¢)c|ob,', • 9, 11117.
Board luot, All lcel:lhei's pres(,nt.
lhqlll)el's [)f the hoar(I, l'l'(is,coting
Ath)rllOy Itetlstoll, a/ld Auditor StIsie
E. Paulcy ,.olll'*,rn'ed with /he ]')ivisiou
of ]Vlunicipal (ht'lorati(uls. ,'ogal'dinK
budget it(!lns.
Clalols allowPd,
Final bu(Igct adopled as [}el" t'osohl-
tion. ulso tax h!vics 'el' th" yellr 11t,18
ad/)llied.
roeling continued until ()ell,hi r ]1
1947.
;aturday, [)etcher H, 1917.
})card lilt). All IIl('lllbll•S present.
It was lnoved and seconded that
Zolt Swaltlp I:Iridffc be posted for iliad
liluil of 5 Ions. as )}CI Chal)ieF 21
Laws of 1921. Carried.
Minutcs or the lllCe{[llg of C,}lllllliS-
sion(ws oi the three counth,s of th("
24th Legislalivc District l'('g'Ill'(tillg tile
filling cf vacancy caused by resigna-
tion of SPnalor Black, 5feethlgs of
Soptenber 18th and October 9 pre-
senled to the Board.
Meeting continued until Monday.
el'tel)or 14ill. 1947.
Monday. October 14, 1947 0
Board met. All nlembers present.
This being the time set fox' hearing,
0n proposed Plat of Skookunl Paint,.
I)y Carl Morgan and Roy Castle, rop-
rcsented I)y Alden C. Bayley. Thel'e
being no objections it was nlovcd and
seconded tllA Plat bc accepted. Car-
ried.
This bcin the tin],; set oil henring
to establish the Mill Creek Park
Road, all walver8 having been pre-
sented to the board and no persons
objecting, motion was made by Com-
nlissioner Carr, seconded by COmlnis-
stoner O'Dell that Mill Creek Park
Road be established. Carried.
Notice of call for bids for olleration
of Airport.
Claims allowed.
Revocable permit for personal, prop-
erlly h)cated in Government quarters
"A" at Naval Auxiliary Air Statim
Call for bids nlade for snow plows.
Ferry receipts for" week ending No-
vember 10th in the amount of $142•75
received and turned over to the
Treasurel to credit of County Road
Fund.
County Treasurer Smith appeared
regarding sale of all tax title property
owned by the County, It was moved
and seconded that Auditor be , in-
structed to prepare lists of tax title
prolerty to be presenled to the Coun-
ty Conlmissinners. Carried.
Rev6cable i)ermit for use ef Personal
Property at the N,A.A.S, signed and
all cppies returned to Seattle for final
approval.
Meeting eontimmd until Monday,
October 20th.
blonday, ()ctel)e,r 20th, 1917
Board met. All membe,'s present.
Ferry receipts for week ending Oc-
tober 18th in the amount of $66,25 re-
eeh, ed, and turned o'ver to, Treasurer
to credit of County Road Fnnd`
Reimbursement war r ant .In the
amount of $9,897.65 received from State
Dept, of Public Welfare. Deposited
in Treasury to credit of Public Assist-
ance Fund,
Auditor's count o Treasurer's caslt
for October 1, :1947, approved.
It was moved and sec)nded that let-
ter bc written to Capt, C. E. Harf't-
man limiting free far(; to County Ex-
empt licefises only• Carried,
Application for renewal of class
23CB Winery License approved for
Rudolph Werbeger,
Clahns allowed•
Letter u) Mrs, Elizabeth McElroy
Allison r6garding road on Harsttno
Island.
Jkpproved plans for C,R,P, 100 unit
3 (Weaver Creek Bridge) received hNnt
State Development Board, Sub-Project
26-2-129.
Order to cancel Public Assistance
Warrant No. 33 issued to Burroughs
Adding Machine Company in tile
anlount of $1.80.
Meeting continued to OctQber 27th.
Monday, Octoher 27th, 1947,
Blard me. All members prestlt.
Claims allowed,
Notice of ternlination of. Coma-
sation to W, S. Brown, Matlock, re-
ceived from Department of Labor &
Industries. Filed.
Application for EF license approved
for William. C. Black, Matlock Gen-
oral Store, Matlock, Wn.
C..Nolan Mason appeared present-
ing preliminary Plat of Nolle Beach
Tracts. in Lot 2 Section 6, Township
22 North, Range 1 West W.M. Date
of hearing set for November 17th.
1947, at 10:00 a.m.
Call for bids nmde on new or used
shovel,
Meeting adjourned to meet Novem-
ber , 1947.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMIV£1S-
SIONERS OF MASON COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
H. R. DICKINSON,
Chab'man.
ATTEST :
SUSIE E. PAULEY.
Clerk of the Board, 12-11-1t
COMMISSIONERS' I'ROCEED]NGS
Novemher. 19-i7
Monday, November 3, 1947. Board
met. Present, chairman Dickinson nd
members O'Dell and Carr,
Ferry receipts for week eading Nov-
1, in amount of $115.75 deposited in
treasury to credit of County Road
Fund, .
Remittance of $29.60 from U. S,
Treasury covering ferry fare for mail
carrJgr for quarter ending Septonlber
30, t947, deposited in treasury to cred-
It o1 Count" Road fund.
Report o county agent for month
of September approved, Report of As-
eo¢iae Extension Agent for month of
Oct,. ber approved`
• Bids .were opened on snow pow
dquipment, Bid of Howard Cooper
accepted,
P,titin of H P Jones at 1 ,,fr
eJitdblLshment of county road In Sec,
29-0%8 Joining Dickinson Aven U6 d-
AT{:Xla.'oad filed with BoarS, -
glneer directed to examine and re)Brt.
Claims allowed.
Notice from Wash. State Lfquor
Cgntrol Board of discontinuance of
license4 perations by Vlrgin'}a C,
Howard, dbla Forest Bcacl Tavern,
Union,
Notice O claim of Pierce CounW
agatn_t .Non High School fund 0f
lVasoq'.0, flied by co. supt. , Ferry re,reipts fg.r week ending No-
Meekn continued` , '. vember 15th deposited in treasury,
Tue.a:Y, November 4 1947 Bora ReD0rt of County Agent for onth
met. , At[present ..... ." ' of October apprnved, and eomblned
Dan_'de,P0rmit issued to Old itll Ta- annual Lrep0rt, of otty agent an¢i
ern. l,o0asport, for one year. . home dezanatfmtton ae/)t approved,
Clallna' .allowed. . . ' Claims allowed,
Pefiit0requesting vaeati0' of pal'-, TelePhone recc Dis from ferry land-
in, deposited rtn trCasm',
f" street in MountainEVlY¢ .......
)esented by B P A ' llgin- Beer license l)proved fo F IT. E.
4 to exandne and r6phrt,. i,: Lkeburg. The Pines. Shelton,
iiion line easement grafft&I Notice frnm Dept. of Lbor Yndus.
to cross NWIA of SEW of of claim of EIzle E, Fuller filed,
Twp, 20, N. R. 3 W. ADDlicalJ0 01; I-iarvev Rendsland to
te vacate streets' in purchase land, aprov6d.
ew Addition stgn_0 ....... BId apee6 ,on nuetr, yard shovel.
, by Geo. M. Grisale and bid Of NelSon mqmpment Corn-.
or grader rental ¢lepdailed pan'v aeeented., t
to credit of county r6ad Emery'once :ReSOhlilOn stoned cav-
ering exDe,d)ture in Assessmas and;
,ntinued.
November 5, 1947, CnmmDdiondr's, offcm
Permission ,ranted P.II.T), to us5
)resent.
fr,.v in mlttln power lino across
P]kring Pssage.
.Petition of J B. B.rtlett e al fo.'
tmprovegmnt of streets in L.kewood
Plt received and ]>lced nn file,
Roa,'d meetIfig continued.
. Wednesday, November lt. 1947.
mrd met. PveRent Commissioners
Dekinson ,rod O'Dell and Prosecuting
A+rn0y Iaeuston,
Yaearln" held on alrnovt ooeraiions
and mhna'ement, Ae'reed hat wter
SulaDly and sewage dtsposal manage-
men, and oneratlon b ssumed lv
Shltn ALr Service "Au ghts to be
m¢,terr as sonn am, pos'sible.
rvreeUn- C0ninued,
Monday. November 24th. Board
met, All nresent.
lelms a11owerd,
Dance perm It tu,t ta olden
basant and Belfah' Tavern for one
year,
Permit gr-nt-d ROy Ttor- to %m.1
ove,.lenth losd over MacRae Road
north of Airnort. .
Ferry ec;nt. fo,' ,.,eek cndig No-
vemb," 2 d#nosl¢d in treasury,
Lsnd sel No. oq aDm'mmd and em'-
tiftsd to County Treasurer.
qin,.ts nr month of October read
apd rmr,.d.
:Raard ad,,-n,,! ,,nll fandav. D-
cem,' 39 ,('t n ^.r.
.TnW vw ,TASON COUNTY,
xrA .HTla'r
T-r. W. DICKINSON, Chah.man.
A'rT,q :
of the Board,
Hood Canal Church
Special music at the Homemak-
er's group Christnlas party held
December 15, in the home of,Mrs,
Elaine Bates of I-Ioodspert. was
furnished by a vocal rendition,
"Oh. H01Y Night," sung by Mrs.
Alma Moore. accompanied by Mrs.
Batcs at the piano.
The nineteen ladies present lis-
tened tO Reverend Patti Sweeney
who gave a devotional talk on tle
true meaning of Christmas, Christ-
mas gifts were exchanged and a
surprise stork shower" held in iron-
or of Mrs Elizabeth Hall who ex-
pects a' fleW arrival in Jannary.
The next group meeting will be
held on January 26 at the homc
of Mrs. Mildred Wilson.
A special New Year's Watch
Night service is being planned for
the Hood Canal C o m m u n i t y
Church. During this service there
will be a devotional period, a gen-
cral recognition service of all
things done for the Churctt during
the pst year and a social hour,
The newly acquired church bell
will ring the old year out and the
New Year in. Everyone is invited,
A Sunday School program was
held Sunday night featuring a
children's program, with all de-
parentments taking part, There
were spectal treats for the small
folRs,
Children from Mrs, A 1 m a
Moore's primary deparmeut each
spoke a piece as did also Mrs.
Thelma Brinson's pupils, A bar-
monious duet on two violins was
payed by Grace arid Millicent
Moore entitled "Joy to the World."
Outstanding in Johnny Joyce's
class,were Eugene Sweeney, How-
ard Wilson and James Sweeney,
who between them recited a whole
chapter from the Bible,
Mrs, Richard Bates' class en-
acted a short sketch.
Short verses were said by each
child in Mrs. Quigley's class•
The Junior Y/i Choir sang, under
the direction of Mrs Rtchard
Bates. There was a gif£ under
the large Christmas tree for each
boy and girl.
Mount Olive Lutheran
Rev,] William Albach
• The Lutheran Women's Mission-
ary League and the Lutheran Lay-
men's league will meet at 8 p,m.
Friday. The Junior 2V[embership
class Will meet as usual at 9 a,m
Saturday.
For Sunday, Bible classes and
Sunday School will meet at 9:45
followed by worship services at
eleven, The sermon theme will be
"The .Importance of Bethlehem,"
with the text taken from Micah,
5:2 and 5.
Friends of Yours?
You May Meet
Them Time
', BY PAUL JONES
'National Safety Council
Meet *Danny Dodger, Shortcut
Susie, Gertie Gawker, Bertram
Bookworm and Bennie Bullbead!
You should know them now be-
cause tiey won't be with us long.
You see, they are pedestrians--
the crazic.st people you are likely
to run into,
Here are their des cripti6ns:
DANNy DODGER ..... Gallops
tKrough traffic skirts a taxicab
dodges a truck and hops on a
streetcar With a triumphant grin.
The performance would make a
football coach ha'ppy, .but the
motorists who gained a few grey
hairs are not pleased with Dalmy's
end run.
SHORTCUT SUSIE---She spies
a friend across the street and
wants to show her a new hat. She
darts directly across, in the mid-
del of th block, yoo-hooing al-
most loud enough to drown out
the squealing brakes,
GERTIE GAWKER--She clfngs
to the boyfriend with both hands
looks soulfully UP into his face.
She depends on him to guide her,
But with Gertie such an eyeful,
the boyfriend:s mind isn't on the
guiding business. He meanders
dreamily across the street obliv-
ious o traffic.
BERTRAM BOOKWORM---He
finds an interSectlon' a handier
place to read than a library, He
usually gets his somewhere he-
tween the sport page and the
classified section.
BULLHEAD
. the street
by a c
• galhSt a
iflddle of the block, or
step out from between parlced
cars, or walk on the right side
of a road at night.
12,000 "Other Guys" Killed
But National stfety Council fig-
ures shoVr hat thdre were nearly"
12,000 of these "other guys" wlm
literally walked themselves to
death s year, 0he out f hree
of our n'ational traffic t011.
Now that fall is corn,rig on and
it gets dark earlier, you "&ill b'
running into these crazy pedes-
trians more and more. The Danny
Dodgers and the Shortcut Susies
will regard the streets as their
constituhonal playground, dedi-
cated to liberty but not, alas to
life and happiness.
ASKS RE'TURN OF BOOKS
The Rayonier Canteen fund has
been donated to the hospital for
books and magazines" for the pa-
tients' library,
Mrs;. avies s01ec the books
aIld disfributes th6 tWO aftdr-
n0ns a week fo #11 e pa!efit&
This library., has b6o: enJ6yd by
e'¢ery0ne W, hO h b n hospital-
lied i the iat tew ar. • .
lVafiy df new a:n m0St etl-
staidq$ boR$ law been taken
boise y rtstak6 nd rS.I Davies
wquld aPpreclt6 It i I ;rey are re,
tu÷ned to tie he, ital, eitl/er
0rought in or by mail.
Protein Shartnge
In the Orient, there has been s
shortat2c of prote]rls for c'ner:]fions,
Saviour. which
is Christ the
Lord.
.... Luke 2:11
])el, year, m
of contractm'J J. F.
Walter D, Brear .piroved..
report on acat]:on f
alley in Mt. Vi6w Addi-
i and hearing set fro' Db-
1947, at 10 a,m,
continued,
November 10, 1947, Board
present.
ceipts for week ending Nee.
:ed in treasury to credit of
Road Fund, • ,
e from Sutp, of Labor & Ind'(]s,
of claim of Win, S, Brown re-opened`
,fled
Clatms allowed, , .
Resolution cancelling various county
warrants signed,
Plans and specifications for wer-
bcrger Cove Grading & Culvert Con-
struction C RP 100 Unit No. 4 approved
and forwaraed to Stae:Hignway Dept,
mr approval,
Dance permit Issued to White Spot
Tavern.
Remainder of. cla, spert ciiecling
lists of oultty tanqs,
'M.e.en[[ gItinuea. ' .
.toao.y. lIovember 17th. Boa;d mt,
All.pr4sent ......
tar]rg on Nello Befi'oh Ptat was
p0ti)ofled 0ntil Dec 1 at 10:80 a.m:"
Foursquare Church
910 E. Dearborn St.
Sunday School--9:45
Worship Service---,l1:00
C'rnsader Serviee---6;d5
Evangcllstic Service--7:45
REV. RUSSELL DORNBAUGH
Pastor
For unto you _ .,
is horn this]
day in the City
of David a.
First Baptist Church
J. O. BOVEE, Pastor
Sunday Schnol at 9:,15 A.M,
Classes for' all ages.
Morning Worship nt 1.1---Sub-
jeet "Lessons in the ]ooit of
Acts."
Young People Service. 6:30 P.M.
Evening Message, 7:30 .......
New Years Message
A singing' Chm'ch with n,
Gospel message. You are invited
MT. VIEW ALLIANCE CHAPEL
Rev, Thee. W. Chapman, Pastor
Morning Service 11 a.m,
Evening Service 7:30 p,m.
PASTOR'S NEW YEARS MESSAGE
WORSHIP WITH
IN OUR NEW EDIFICE
AT 130 EAST PINE STREET
U S
ASSEMBLY of GOD TABERNACLE
Rev. Sam McGIII, Pastor
THE TRUTH FOR THE YOIITH
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
The Church of the Lpthdran tour
HiLLCREST - HIGHWAY AT CASCADE
Telephone 395-M and 230
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m.
First MethOdist Church
"A Friendly Church tn a Friendly Community"
Fourtll and Pine
Sunday School at 9:45 a,m.
Morning Worship 11 "00 a.m.
This is "Strident Recognition Day," wilh returning
College Students taking pat':[ in the servioe.
WAYNE WRIGHT, Minister
Parsonage 320 N. 4th Telephone 276
First Church of Christ, Scientist
SHELTON
Branch of
The Mother Church, Th First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Boston, Mass.
Subject Next Sunday:
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:45
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
W'DNESDAY EVENING MEETING AT 8 O'CLOCK
Reading Room maintained by this church at 302 Alder Street, ,
open daily, except Sunday, from 2 to 4, o clock.
and WedI16dVfr' 6:45 to 75 'o clock, "
All are ordially invi'ted to attend the services and visit
the Reading Room.
CHURCH A'r 302 ALDER STREET
" ' - , L _
Charles
Thomas
Shaffer
Chancellor in
Sacred Literature
Specializing in
Prophecy
Consultation Free
Correspondence
Invited
Res. Lakeside (Uost
Prairie) Mason Co..
Wash.
Box 66-A, L, L. Rte,,
EIma, Washington
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