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- ... V: The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Satnrday Morning. July 1. 1933 PAGE THREE A if 4 I Local News Briefs - Fletcher Estate-f-Estate of Al ios "May Fletcher Is worth S,- 197.10, according to appraisal of R. D. Embrey, John M. Guthrie and Lyle Glorer. Of the total, $2, 672.10 Is In cash, $500 Is a note and $125 Is personal property. ' The personal property has been exempt from . court jurisdiction and turned over to the widower, .Stanley Fletcher. . Dance tonite. Xentl Hall. "Mat" Draper's Kentl dance band. .,. Keyhart Estate Estate of Mary E. Neyhart, admitted to probate yesterday, has an estimated value of $500. Paul F. Burls is adminis trator and appraisers are Frances M. Martin. Fhilmore M. Huth and B. C. Small. ' Obituary Referee for SOD Farm On stipulation in circuit court here, William G. Stacey of Salem has been named referee for an ; ac counting on the SOD ranch, nnder which the partners' interests will be ascertained. Stipulation , was agreed, to by C. B. and W. L. O'Neill, Robin D. Day and Ladd and Bush bank. Wanted, used furniture, Tel. 5110 Peterson Estate Clara Olive Peterson' of Silverton, a daughter, is sole heir in estate of .Andrew Peterson, the probate court finds in approving final account of An drew Peterson, administrator Property of the estate is' worth $2,200. Plaintiff Gets Divorce Abso lute decree of divorce has been awarded plaintiff in the suit Har riet Webster vs. Charles F. Web ster. . Begin Audit Today- Audit of the clerks': books : from the var loua school :? districts in , Marlon eounty: will get under way at the county school superintendent's of fice today. Mrs. Fulkerson, coun ty superintendent, and her assist ants are now working on the an nual report. Dance tonight, Mellow Moon. Don Woodry's new 10-piece band. Ladies free 'ULJ o'clock. Longcor Estate A p P t a 1 s a 1 made for the John Jacob Longcor estate some months ago has just been filed with the county clerk, and shows a valuation, of $600, on real property. Walter DeLong, Joe McKee and George Chapman were appraisers. The biggest dance at Hazel Green tonight 25c Ptolk " Reunion 9th The an- aual Polk county reunion will be held Sunday. July 9, at Lau relhursfV nark in Portland, when a lance, number of former Polk county residents will,, congregate for the day. Going to Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Schoettler and children will leave tomorrow morning for .Ta co ma, where they have relatives. Mr. scnoettier wui return alter the Fourth, but. she will remain for a longer visit. They will visit his sister in Winlock enroute. . Big auction tonight, F. N. Woo dry's Auc Mkt., 1110 N. Summer Rodger " Case Attorney for William and Mary Rodgers, charged with arson, has filed brief In connection with defense contention that indictment is in valid because the district attor ney failed to sign it at the time it was returned. "Boots" Grant 4 and his b a n d playing over . a microphone and amplifiers at Hazel Green tonight. Officers Leaving Patrolmen Donald Nicholson and Frank Winslow of the city police depart ment-will begin their two-weeks annual vacations today. Nicholson Is contemplating a trip to Yellow stone national park. Assumed Name Assumed bus iness' name of Medical Dental Headquarters; operating at 111 South High, has' been filed with the county clerk. Dr. H. J. Cle ments Is president of the .. group of physicians and doctor com prising the unit. Dry planer and old. fir wood. Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells. Tfm C. O. Luncheon No cham ber of commerce luncheon will be held Monday noon and Kiwanls club will not meet Tuesday. Ro tary club, however, will holds its regular luncheon at the Marion hotel Wednesday. The next Lions club luncheon will be July It. o - o Births Pfeil To Jlr. and Mrs. Har old Kenneth Pfiel, 1675 Tew street, a boy, Harold Richard, born June 27 at the residence. Davis To Mr., and Mrs. ' J. Harold Davis, 1624 North 20th street, a girl. Mary Marlene, born June 27 at the residence. i . Account ' Approved Final ac count of Ruth P. Smith as admin istratrix of the estate of Shatter F. Powell has been approved, and the probate Judge has decreed the heirs to -be Ernest W. Powell, Thomas J. Powell, Delia C. Pow ell and Mrs. Anna P. Wagner. Have a horse on, "Boots" Grant and his band at Hazel Green to nights. ,.' 'Wood Released Order in cir cuit court dissolves attachment against, wood in , case of Peter Kufner vs. Oscar Hams and Ed gar Hams. The court finds the wood is property of Edgar Hams. -FILM MASTERPIECE" is the way Fred If. White,rdra ma editor. The Oregonian, de scribes . .- ;- "BE MINE TONIGHT" Coming Soon to' the I A MonvOvMdTtoater rv OLLYVOOU n . Order to Sell Probate . court has granted 0. F.r Hein, executor of the estate of W. Dean Wright, authority to sell shares of stock in the Electric Bond and Share company. ; ::vi. -J.. -V Fleaher Saee Craft A. A. Flasher has filed suit against ' J. A.. Craft to require Craft to per form terms, of a contract la eon nection with a mutual exchange of real property, J $70,550 Turned Over The state land department turned over to the state treasurer during the month of June $70,650.78, Geo. O. Brown, clerk of the state land board, announced Friday. ' . i All Wool : Bathing Suits I Sim Back Kiltie Trunks Id Sol will have; something on you In these suits- . ; WOMEN'S KIDDIES' 1.00 to $4.50 35c to 1.95 SHIPLEY'S SHOES HOSE Hites At the residence, 1598 Waller street, June 30, 1933, Jessie Lee Hites. Beloved wife of A. E. Hites of Salem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Price; sister of Frank Price, aU of Moscow, Ida., a na tive of Montana, aged 41 years, six months. Remains will be for warded to Moscow, Ida., for ser- vices and Interment by the Ter , williger Funeral Home. 770 Che- roeketa street, phone 6928. Heath At the residence, S33 Mill street, June 30, Martha Jane Heath, aged 81 years. Survived by sons," Albert S. Heath of Winches ter Bayv Ore., Gerald D. ! Heath of Gates. Edwin Heath of j Ashland, Ralph Heath of Salem;- daughters, Mrs. Iona- Read of Eugene, Mrs. Ivy Hall of Salem, Mrs. Delia Dike of Gates. Funeral services Mon day, July 3, at 10 a.m.ifrom the Church of Christ in Mill City un der the direction of W, T. Rig- don & Son. Interment Falrview cemetery in Gates. West At the residence., 1029 Saginaw street, June 29, Margaret M. West, aged 72 years. : Survived by widower, Fred West, and the fol lowing, children:' Ray and Lloyd West of Camas, Wash., Percy Simnson of Roseburg, Mrs. B.'D BncknerDof " Seattle, - Mrs." Frank Prince of Salem, Mable Simpson of Portland and Mrs.. C. C. Allen Of Berkeley, Calif., and one broth- t er. Max Mulkey, Silverton. Funer ftl services Saturday. July 1 at 1:30, p.m. from the chapel of W. T. Riedon and Son. Interment I O. O. F. cemetery. Ricks Thomas Benton,. Ricks of Eu eene. nassed away at a local hos pital June 29, at the age of 57 years. Survived by : widow, aits Agnes Ricks; son Harry Ricks of Los Animas. Colo., two -brothers, Joseph of Kansas and John of Ok lahoma. Funeral services , Satur day. Julv 1. at 2 p.m. from the Clough-Barrick chapel with Rev Guv Drill officiating : Interment Belcrest Memorial park. Flake Frank A- Flake, aged 49 years. at 580 South 16th street. Survlv ed by widow, Ruby; son, .Melvln of Salem: daughter, Tneima mc Rae of Portland; mother, Mrs. J. C. Russell, San Bernardino, Calif.; brothers, George Flake, Markers ville, Canada and Grant Flake of Portland: sisters, "Mrs. Harry Whltcomb of Clatskanie, Mrs. Vio la Marrs of San Bernardino, Mrs. Elmer Dane of Salem. Notice of funeral later. by Clough-Barrick company. CHINESE FIRE CRACKERS ' ' For Sale Now DIRECT IMPORTERS Each Firecracker Bangs Three , Times Chinese Place 473 South Commercial St. Salem. Ore. 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