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Indian Valley Po=t No. 56S
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H. S. HANNON, Master
Elsie Ann Harmon, SeoPy
D. R. Strong, Hall Mgr.
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Meet first Sunday of each month
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ISEENVILLE .:- CALIFORNIA
JOE PALAZZl, president
ROBERT GIESICK,
eu. Agent and Sec₯..Treas,
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Greenville, California
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mers Comprehensive.
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Member: Calif. Assn. Ins. Agts.
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP : _B
DOING BUSINESS UNDER A ""'"= 'w "*,"= .......
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FICTITIOUS _ .
We, the ned, Wm. F.L_= "
[orris, whose address and place['-
of residence is Greenville, Plumas J ,
3ounty, California, Robert Hun-I
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ter, whose address and place of I z . ; w; n
residence is Greenville, Plumas I ln(llan ₯1111PV Kanl m
ounty, Califorma, ana enne I
Hunter, whose address and place[ , r " " , i
of residence is Greenville, Plumas _ ,omme cIGl o Iy cj;
kmnty, California, hereby certify m .............
nd declare that we are parmers (.Iti':L;IVILLI-:, UALLY.
Carryin on business in the sad
Town oGreenville, County of Plu- |BIIEnIEEI
nas, State of California, under a ----
...... +; .... + o " the true NOTICE OF CESSATION OF
dsi,,,tiv,, ..... howln,
mes of the parties interested m BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS
Said business, to-?,vit, Win. F. Mor- NAME
& Sons.
That the above named persons
2e the sole persons interested in
said business and their respective
names and addresses are as gxven
above.
I WITNESS WiEIEOF, we
have hereunto set our hands t3is
6th day of August, 1951,
V/M. F. MORRIS
RetrEaT t-i. HUNTER
KE1NNETH N. HUNTER
State of California. C
2ounty of Plumas .
On this 6th day o August, 19bx,
before me, Dorothy Neer Borg, a
1Wotary Public in and for the
County of Plumas, State of Cali-
fornia, residing therein, duly com-
tnissioned and sworn, personally
appeared Win. F. Mottos, Robert
I-lunter, and Kenneth Hunter,
known to me to be the persons
Whose names are subscribed to the
Witlun instrument and acknowl-
edged to me that they executed
the same.
IN ,VITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed my official eal, at my of-
f[ice in the said County of Plumas,
the day and year in this certificate
irst above written.
(Seal) DOROTHY NEER BORG
iNotary Public in and for the
County of Plumas.
State of California.
(Publish Aug 9-16-23-30-Sept 6)
..... have hereunto set my hand and
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER OF affixed my official seal at my of-
MINE TO CONTRIBUTE
August 2, 1951
To G. E. Goodhue, her heirs, exec-
utors, administrators, succes-
sors or assigns:
You are hereby notified that I,
the undersigned, have expended
the sum of Two Hundred ana
no/100 ($200.00) Dollars in labor
end improvements upon the Vic-
tory No. 1 Quartz Claim, situaze m
Indian Township, CountF of _Plu-
rnas, State of California, wmcn
aaid claim is more particularly
described in the Notice of Location
thereof, of record in Volume 16
of Quartz Claims, at page 197, in
the office of the County Recorder
of the County of Plumas, State of
California, in order to hold said
mining claim under theprovisions
of Section 2324 Revised Statues
of the United States. being the
amount required to hold the se
or the mining years enumg J y
1st, 1950, and July 1st, 1951.
And you are hereby further
notified that if within 90 days
from the service of this Notice on
OU, you fail or refuse to con-
bute your proportion of said
expenditures, as co-ovner, your
interest in said claim will become
the property of the undersigned,
.nder the provisions of said Sec-
tion 2324.
J. W. GOODHUE, co-owner.
(,Pub Aug 9 thrugh Nov 8)
NOTICE .OF
NON-RESPONSI BI LITY
Greenvme, Calif.
August 16, 1951
Notice is hereby given to all
Whom it may concern, that on and
'ter the above date we will not
be responsible for any debts or
Obligations contracted in the
name or on behalf of urton
3rotor Sales except by an author-
ized representative of sam
George Burton, Jr.
(AuE. 16-28-30-Sept 6)
E, JAMES E CURREN and
ELIZABETH S. CURREN. both
residing in Quincy, California, do
hereby certify that as of July 15th.
1951. we ceased to do any business
whatsoever, in Greenville. Calif-
ornia or elsewhere, under the fic-
titious name of "The GREEN-
VILLE TRADING POST." under
which name we had formerly con-
ducted a new and used furniture
business in the said town of Green-
ville.
Dated this 15th day of July,
1951.
J. H. CURREN
ELIZABETH S. CURREN
State of California )
) ss.
County of Plumas )
On this 16th day of July, 1951.
before me, MORRIS DURRANT,
Notary Public in and for said
county and state, personally ap-
peared James H. Curren and
Elizabeth S. Curren. known t,o me
to be the persons whose names
are subscribed to the within in-
strument, and they acknowledged
to me that they executed the same.
IN /rI'N:SS WHEREOF, I
fice in said county the day and
year in this certificate first above
written.
( SA L )
MORRIS DURRANT
Notary Public in and fbr the
County of Plumas, State of
California.
(Pub. Aug. 30-Sept. 8-13-20.)
NOTICE OF TRANSACTION
OF BUSINESS UNDER FIC-
TITIOUS NAME
I, WALLACE L. ROBBINS,
residing in Greenville. Plumas
County, California. do hereby
certify that I am transacting a
retail used furniture and appliance
business at Greenville. California,
under the fictitious name of
"THE GREENVILLE TRADING
POST."
Dated this 25th day of August,
1951.
WALLACE L. ROS
State of California )
) ss.
County of Plttmas )
On this 25th day of August,
1951, before me, Morris Durrant,
personally appeared Wallace L.
Robbins, known to me to )e the
person whose name is mmcrtbed
to the wthin instrument, and
acknowledged that he executed the
same.
IN F1TNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and af-
fixed my official seal the day and
year in this certificate first writ-
ten.
(SEAL)
MORIS DURRANY
Notary Public in and for said
State and County.
(Pub. Aug. 8O-ept. 6-18-20)
AS WE SEE if---
Ey CLINKENBEARD CLEWS
The William Schultzs and their
collie, the Lyal Wells and their
springer, Jess Maginnis and his
family are all back preparing for
the opening of school next Tues-
day, and young Harold Price is
off gallivanting in his old haunts
getting a week of vacation before
he joins his pals behind the pan-
els of knowledge for another
term.
The Lee Taylors, Dale Hannahs
and C. B. Thomasons report a
pleasant spell of camping at Butt
Lake week before last. Highllight
of the trip was a homemade raft
powered by an outboard motor--
but they had to send an SOS to
AAA when an unexpected winc
came up and came near to swamp-
ing them . . . some willing boats-
man drove out and towed them
all to safety--and they all learn-
ed something about seafaring in
the confusion.
After spending the week-end
entertaining company and driving
nails on his own house, Bill Hall
got back to Ken McIntyre's Mon-
day and hit his stride by ham-
mering us late sleepers awake
every am. Well, Ken should have
a nice addition to his menage
when the din's all over.
Now on Bill's agenda is the en-
larging of windows for Bidwell.
Dean Stowell is hard at it dur-
ing his spare moments finishing
his home in the Bidwell SUbdivis-
ion-ready for occupancy before
the first of October--he hopes. De-
lay of construction at the mill,
he avers, is probably only tem-
porary, and we doubt if he'll
work up any greater sweats
there than he enjoyed last Sun-
d aYu n d nna n::: ;a,; L na h : digger''
Cecil and Mary McIntyres'
vacation was short-lived last
week. Word of the storm and its
damage to the light plant brought
him back pronto, Thursday, to be
exact. Incidentally, besides start-
]ng 13"0 fires in the Plumas For-
cst, the lightning burned off the
weather vane of the Community
church., knocked a limb into the
power lines, burnt out numerous
water heaters and some trans-
formers, shor%ed out a switch at
the substation--for a total of some
$3000 cost to I.V.L.&P .... of
c,urse. Cece can't get away in the
v.-intertime, and he should certain-
]y know better than to leave in
the summertime--especially the.
one time in 30 years all this had
to happen!
Don't hold your breath, b u t
Mack may be back on the meter
reading routine October one . . .
glad to see he managed to walk
to the show and home again Sun-
day which is quite an accom-
plishment for a guy that had to
have his foot scotch-taped to his
ankle a few weeks ago.
Bees. yellowjackets and hornets
seem to be having their heyday
this year. Minor injuries have
been reported to Gladys Deal, Eva
Cumins, Del Wright, the Cumins
dog and the Johnson soup-hound
Snooks.
Much publicity was forthcoming
for Plumas County as a result of
the story that broke last week
concerning the marksmanship of
District Attorney Janes, The re-
nort of the counselor's prowess in
killing a hawk and two chickens
with one shot was released in the
Bee, also by the Associated Press
and numerous radio broadcasters
. . . maybe he'd be a good con-
didate for the Chamber of Com-
merceor maybe it should all be
credited to the journalistic prow-
ess of one Bill Gambell.
__,._ ,
We learn Ken and Pat Hunter
are this week announcing a new
addition to the family---a newly
acquired soup hound, it seems. Ken
says he is a setter-pointer--he sets
on the floor and points to the ice-
box (nowadays they refer to them
as refrigerators, Ken--and they
are blng offered for sale by one
Wally Robbins).
q
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nye and
Sharon spent the weekend in the
bay area visiting Mrs. Nye's par-
eats, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. West
in Naps, and Mr. and Mrs. AI
Nye and family in Oakland. They
became acquainted with their new
red-headed niece, daughter of Mr.
and Mm. A1 lye.
@ $
For First Class
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CRESCENT MILLS
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stampfli are
away for a few days vacation.
Ronnie Logan, Dick Boresig and
Paul Powell went to Lake Tahoe
this weekend.
Joe Kemp is reported to have
fallen from a tree and broken his
arm recently.
Betty Jo Garrick spent the week
end visiting Pat Little. Friday was
Pat's birthday. On Sunday Pat ac-
companied Betty to the Women's
Club picnic at Lake Almanor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim North went
down to Oakland this weekend and
brought Nadiene Brown home to
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tatro of
Red Bluff came to visit their son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Tatro. On Saturday they all went
to RenD to shop. Linda went home
to spend a week with her grand-
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson of
Duluth, Minn. visited her brother,
John East this weekend. Jim East
of Quincy accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Nelson
and children of Petaluma stopped
by enroute home from a short stay
at Lake Almanor to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Bates and
daughter of Sacramento, and Don
Cruzan and two children of Ked-
die, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Baker Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camp and
Mrs. Audrey Roark were down to
Sacramento on business several
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sorsoli took
Sheryl to San Francisco where
she will enter nurse's training
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anderson and
grandson, Har)ld Wickman o f
WatsonviUe spent several days
wsiting his brother, Dick Ander-
son, the Plumie Nye's and his
nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Nye. On Thursday Ir. and
1"HE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, i||
TAYLORSVILLE CHURCH
It stands in a verdant valley.
Forgotten, lonesome and blue.
And those who carry its banner,
Are loyal, faithful and few,
Its doors are open to everyone,
Christian, Protestant and Jew
So give an hour to the Master
Make his home yours too.
The world with its struggle for
life,
It's rumors of war and strife
Makes it stand as a symbol of
courage,
Of hope, strength, and light.
So give an hour to the Master
It's little enough if you do.
For he who gave you your being,
Proved His love by dying for
you.
--Maude Taylor
8uborlbe to Your Home-twn Paperl
AUDITING
ACCOUNTING
TAX
CONSULTATIONS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. F, E. Kampschmidt held &
birthday party Monday afternoon
in honor of her son Ronnie. Gam
playing furnished the aftern0on'l
diversion, followed by the se
of ice cream and cake.
Those present were Edwtnlt
Spelhneyer, Larry Larison and hill
mother, Eddie Van Fleet,
Louise Van Fleet, Clifford an4
Harold Colclasure, their siter and
their mother; and Judy Kam]
schmldt.
Marlene Farrester and Mabel
Morrison are spending a few day
visiting in San Francisco prior tQ
the opening of school.
VISIT
Htodc -- Friendly
JOHNSV00£ LODGE
The Road Is Good
To "Trigger's Trapp"
Grace is aqain prepm4nq
Plumas Accountinq the splendid dL.mers
Service which we are lamotml
O. Philpott, P.A. ----
Phone Johnsville 4
QUINCY GREENVILLE
PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2 lacMe and Tri Yonqe
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For relief of nervousness, hypertensiveness, and sleeplessnen.
Effects prolonged sedation without interfering with mental alertne
Gradual reduction of blood pressure.
AVOID CLOSE IMITATIONS OF ,THIS ORIGINAL PRODUCT*
Mrs. Plumie Nye, Mr. and Mrs. A Time Tested Formula Pioneered by Bayer
Anderson and Harold and Dick I
Anderson all went over to RenD. I GET THEM AT YOUR DRUGGIST
Word has been received of the[ CARL'S DRUG--GREENVILLE HILP' DRUG--RENO
birth of a son, Michael Eugene, I SPAULDING DRUGSUSANVILLE WALGREEN'S--REN0
to Mr and Mrs Cecil Bates inl LASSEN DRUG CO.--CHESTER and SUSANVILLE
naocleso,'° - : August" louL ..... uctl is II LANNINGS DRUG--WESTWOOD QUINCY DRUG--QUINCY
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Let's take for example Bill,
an average young Standard Oiler,
He makes $368 a month. He ha
Company-paid life insurance
worth $4,420, a pension plan paid
partly by himself, other benefits.
"What happens when
Standard men go into
the armed forces?"
One question on many people's minds these
days is Imw military service may affect themseh al,
people they know.., their jobs, their family security,
People ask us, of course, about what happens to
ployees of Standard Oil Company of California.
The answer shovs what a big company n do,
Standard Oilers come through this trying period
in better financial shape than you might expect:
Suppose Bill is died into the
armed forces. One problem a man
faces then is lower income. But be-
cause Bill qualifl as to depend-
ents and length of service, he'll be
helped by a Standard Plan.
When Bm leave, he get an $1
tra month's pay. Then, 8tanda.w
sends his family a monthly ctmak
to make up the difference b
tween his GI and Company pay-,
up to one-hell his regular ,
i
Moreover, Bill's Company life When Bill eomm baok, him Job
insurance remaim in for. And I waiting, hi= tmmt are intact.
the pension plan, which Bill paid Standard, having big omm/’l-
for in part while he was working, ourc can act to Immrve the
continues to grow'--but now rre0f tim netion...
Standard of California pays it alL Imoplo like Bill aud hi= a.ly.
I'd Like to Know... to
qum00ions about We an 00adtdd00t00,
but ,one We take th= way
Ithem for everyone. If you have a quutio # urge you to wrRo in wo
"I'D L TO KNow," 225 Bush Wet, San Franekoo 90,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALiJFORNIA
plans ahead to serve you better
This is Standsrd's "G, L
lmlw it hailm to mb
Company morak, aud that tim
whol ntion well