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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1939)
rwtJtfa-ti?.-" Mb .... r 4 H , J! iLi tnt tff.' iMews Lions Conclave Costless Local merchants will not be asked to pay the expenses of. the Oregon dis- i trict Lions club contention to be held here in June. O. D. "Frosty Olson, chairman of the convention planning committee, announced at yesterday's Lions club meeting. He declared that no charge would be made even for painting welcome signs on store windows. Highlight entertainment feature for the vis iting clubmen will be a steak din ner at SUrer Falls state park. The Silverton Lions club yesterday pledged its aid to the local den in arranging for the convention. Reroof-repalnt Math is 178 S. Cmi Checking Bridge Plans Hedda Swart, former county engineer now with the state highway de partment, called at the courthouse yesterday to obtain plans ot one of the concrete bridges on the north river road, destined for improve ment during the coming summer. The bridge, built in 19Z4. will be extended to fit in with road widen ing plans. Rebekah Staff , Rummage Sale., , WCTU Hall., Sat.; April 29th. Ogleeby to Build Olga Ogles by obtained a building permit yes terday to erect one-story dwell ing and garage at 1070 Garnet, to cost 11535. Other permits were Issued to: H. J. Hjort. to reroof a aweuing at 24 6 East Superior, ti. a. Miner, to repair a dwelling at 1819 D, S40; Henry wartm, to alter a dwelling at 585 South 20th, 50. Must sell entire house of furni ture. Come see. 260 N. 16th. Technocracy Speaker Coming P.- J. White, a sDeaker on tech nocracy, will speak again in court room cio. z at tne county court house Friday night at 8 o'clock. Mr. White has snoken before on the subjects "The Machine Age, and Unemployment" and "The Debt Structure." Insured savings earn 4 per cent with the Salem Federal. Court Inspects Boat C o u n t y Judge J. C. Siegmund and Com mi8sioners Jim Smith and Roy Melson went to Portland yesterday to inspect the Union Oil company's newest tanker, the S3 L. P. St Clair. The vessel was launched in December. Lutt Florist. 12 6 N. Lib. 9592. Lions Sponsor Queen The Sa lem Lions club yesterday voted to sponsor a candidate for queen of the Devils Lake regatta, to be held in June. The club will receive 50 per cent of the proceeds from sale of regatta buttons. " New! Sale of salesman's sample shoes, sizes 3, 4, 4, $2.95. Miller's. Hl-Y Program Set Plans are being made by the Salem Hl-Y chapters for a Mothers' day break fast May 14, a Hi-Y dance May 12 and a picnic for which the date has not been determined. Ornamental nursery stock lufers Nursery. S. 12th St.cutoff Licensed at Vancouver Dorsie H. West, 32, of Sims, Ark., and Nellie M. Colyer, 20, of Woodburn were named in a marriage license issued at Vancouver, Wash. Obituaries Shampine In this city, April 26, Gloria June Shampine, aged 6 years. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur .R. Shampine of route two, Beaverton. Funeral announce ments later "by W. T. Rigdon company. Smith Mrs. SyMa O. Smith, at the residence, 2361 Hazel ave., April 26 at the age of 74 years. Sur vived by husband, Joseph N. Smith, Salem; daughters, Mrs. B. C. Scott of Portland -nd Mrs. laola Carretto of Los Angeles: sons, Lucas A. Smith of Pendle ton, Clifton F. Smith ot inspiration,- Arix. and K. Smith of Sa lem; one sister, Mrs. Seymour Day . of Sabula, la. Funeral ser vices Saturday at 2 p.m. from Highland Friends church. Rev. T, C. Brown officiating. Inter ment City View cemetery. Ar rangements in charge of Clough Barrlck company. Coulson Trlev R. Poulson. late resi dent of 2192 North Commercial, A pril 2 6 at a local hospital at the age of 64 years. Survived by widow, Mrs. Roxy Coulson; sons. Clark F. Coulson of Portland; Robert N. Coulson of . Toledo, Ralph, John and' Carl Coulson all of Salem; sisters, .Mrs. J. H. Yarnell. Mrs. Delia Smallwood and Mrs. Marv Schwab all of Salem, Mrs.' Llnnie Tomllnson of Tillamook, Mrs. R. o. mcn ards of Beaver, Ore., and - Mrs. Sadie Pennell of .Columbus, O. Four grandchildren also survive. servieea will ha held from the chapel - of Clough-Barrick com pany, Saturday. April z, at 10:39 a.m. Ritualistic services tinder direction of IOOFV lodKO - Interment Belcrest , Memorial ..- park, f . V I'txMlnvitcd , to Attend the : i? A cr r pfr nv - AT 40TH (KNOWN AS MITCHEL'S 4 COWSKS J . V h Sandwiches cake; coffee,! and Jce creasy will be , . rjTYtdlMtstityaikmg fmffxL - i:: 'sEijERvirc 3 Coming Events April 28 A a a a a 1 meeting Marion county health associa tion. First Presbyterian charch, 6:80 p.m. April 28 Missouri claL meets, 7:30 p. m., 246 M North Commercial. April 28 County Mnale Fes tival, senior high audit oriam. April 30 Community sing, sponsored by Luther league, 7 P-m. American Lutheran church. April 80 A capella choir of Portland Bible institute, - 7:30 p.m., First Evangelical church. May 2 Annual YMCA spring sports dinner, 6:15 at YMCA. Tex Oliver speaking. May 7 Champoeg 06th anni versary observance at park. May 8 to 14 National Ma nic Wees:, celebration. Blay 10 State Knights of Co lumbus convention, Mt. Angel. May 18-20 State conference of social service workers at the chamber of commerce. .Jlrls League Elects Mary Chamberlain was elected president of the Salem high school Girls' league yesterday. Anna Takavama was named vice-president; Jean Heitzman. secretary: Bette Ann Swanson, treasurer; and Gladys Crawford, song leader. Business Xame Filed! George and Florence Clark, Salem route seven, yesterday registered the business name of Clark's Jiffy Lunch with the county clerk. Rum. sale, 157 S. Lib. Fri. and Sat. American Legion Auxiliary, Hadley Granted Permit The county court yesterday issued permit to Loyd Hadley to haul logs over the North Santiam high way. Kossnian at Realty J uitlce George Rossman will be the speaker at the Salem Realty board luncheon today at the Golden Pheasant. Dch. Boy pnt. Mathis, 178 S. Com Club Meeting The Age Retire ment and Youth Employment club, No. 8, will meet with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Crosby, 386 North 23rd street, tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Club 6 to Meet A meeting of Central Townsend club No. 6 has been scheduled for 8 o'clock to night at the courthouse. Morleys Seek to Retain Properties SOverton Plaintiffs Will Be Defendants in Suit in Circuit Court F. M. and Mabel Morley re sorted to circuit court action yesterday in an attempt to halt proceedings in Silverton justice court for possession of property they now occupy there. They named as defendants Clorinda V. and Roscoe Davis Ames person ally and as executors of the Samuel Ames estate, Noris Am'S. Laura Allen and Constable A. M. Amo of Silverton The Morleys' complaint re cites that they mortgaged the property, lot 2, block 2, and certain land adjoining, in Skaife and Mcintosh's addition. Silver ton, tn Samuel Ames and he ob tained a foreclosure decree and sale ordr in 1935, buying the nronertv himself for 83300. In 1936 Norris Ames, acting as agent for Samuel Ames, agreed to extend the redemption period and to take 12500, later re duced tn S1500. navable at $15 a month, in full settlement of the claim against the property, the complaint avers. The defendants are asserted to have repudiated their con tract and instituted the Justice court action to gain possession of the property. Eggs Are Graded Under new Names Oregon housewives will have to get out of the habit of call ing eggs "specials, extras or standards." the department of agriculture said Thursday .In pointing out that a law changing egg grades now Is eiiective. Snecial eeas will be known as grade AA, extras as grade A, standards as grade B, while a new designation permits the sale of soiled eggs as "grade B, oiled. Grades which are not permitted to be sold at retail, will be called grade C. Kiza deals-nations will be over size, large, medium, small . and underalze. Director Jot agriculture J. D Mlckle said the grades .ere changed to "improve consumer understanding," and to conform with standards , which the fed eral 0 government, : probably will A KMRY UKT. s Black V; Stith Case in Jury udge McMahan Concludes April Program Here, -Moves to Albany Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan concluded his April term jury trial program when the case of Black vs. Stith reached the Jury yester day. Next Monday he will begin a two weeks series of trials at Albapy, then will return here for May term . proceedings. He has tentatively arranged to have all eases for the new term set tor one day with the plan in mind of try ing them in the order to be listed, as rapidly as possible. Dissolution of the partnership ownership of Dinty Moore's, 211 North Commercial street tavern. will be before Circuit Judge L. G. Lewelling at 19 o'clock this morn ing. Suit for dissolution was filed -rfrr BOW'S '4 - J. :3 " 1 939? Hog Decorator by Rdckwctl Kent. Here Is a ?tlr$t edition" b ond ' r.ot America s tavprite arror$ at Casf tit Ia .(Ai by J. Paul Plnson against his part ner, Roy , W. 1 Mclntyre1' on JIarch SO. Plnson asserted continuance of the partnership was unsatisfactory to him and averred Mclntyre had not Tssponded to a "give or. take" offer. - -.-' r Circnit Court Hugh M. Rogers vs. George B. MeEOroy t al; complaint to quiet title to lots 1 and 2, block 12, and lot 12. block 21 Highland addi tion, Salem. ' Ivan B. Korb vs. Thomas Kay Woolen Mill company; reply, gen eral denial. f National Surety corporation ts. Guy H. Smith et al; complaint for possession of certain lands, and $500 damages for allegedly unlaw ful possession; order enjoining de fendants from producing and har vesting crops on the premises also asked. Gertrude Pr Hambay vs. Paul A. Hambay; complaint for divorce, custody-of a child and S25 a month support money; cruel and Inhuman treatment alleged; mar ried July S, 1935, at Vancouver, Wash. Ardiilla N. Morris ts. Kenneth G. Thompson; consent to trial be lZnt ; .aGM- rCO AP .v ,,. w ' ; j t. KJeSttSy0 ncj.Yynt; skiss fore Judge McMahan without Jury, Massachusetts bonding ft Insur ance company, vs. Commercial Credit company et al; answer by Amos Jarvls, defendant, alleging Bosell-Grlmsen Motors Induced aim ly false .representations to pay $49 la cash and exchange for an automobile; ho asks .-$250 against bond of the concern. . Rath Z. Harbaugh vs. Glen L. Harbaugh: motion to make plead ing allowed; - " City ot Salem vsJ MoUie Wil liams et al; defense demurrer. John A. Wenker ts. Ray Lan don, administrator, et al; supreme court mandate affirming depart ment No. 2 of Marlon county .cir cuit court. Probate Court Joseph P. Bressler estate; ob jections of C A. and Glenna Leh man, Joseph Calvin Bressler and Judson - Bressler to final account of Frances . Bressler; executrix; allowance ot $30 paid on deced ent's funeral Dill and $22 In medi cal expenses Incurred by executrix asked. . Charles Jefferson Thomas es tate; hearing June S on final ac count ot L. A. Thomas, adminis- ftCffl - 1 ' " :'SM " j 4 a,rMJl : w Pch later1 ' Ask tor Information on paying for your paint Job by the month. No down payment--coh frarft inrtt ,lafvu rsA material nA 4 ..payment iso'tje until 30 days after the work is comoldted. - V s trator; $4II,U recetred and paid ati CW.-t w-;;': Z Meryl W. Smith esUU; hearing May. 17 en final account et Ruth M. Imith. administratrix; llOSt.U .: received ; and $CXI.t paid oat.';.'',.- ;- . I ' Bertha Smith estate; nearaf May 2? on final aecount of Phyllis Smith' Cunliff, administratrix; nothing received and $5.26 paid oat; only asset, one-fourteenth Interest in 25.02 acres in lot one, subdivision, Harriet Riches estate. , Charles H. Riches estate; hear ing May 27 on final account of administrator; nothing received and $5.25 paid out; only asset one-seventh Interest In lot one, subdivision, Harriet Riches es tate. Alice M. Lewis guardianship; report of Washington Trust com pany, guardian, showing sale of lots 1 and 2, block S, Frickeys addition, Salem, to L. U. Eyerly for $900 cash. Josephina Jaeobson estate; closing order; Hans S. Hansen and G. A. Sather, executors. Bertha E. Ryley guardianship; petition for guardianship, filed in 19 2C, dismissed tor .reason ap O WE THANK THE PEOPLE OF SALEM AND VICINITY FOR THEIR FINE SUPPORT AND NOW FIND OURSELVES COM PELLED TO SEEK LARGER QUARTERS IN ORDER TO SERVE THEM BETTER . . . REMODELING ALTERATIONS ARE NOW. UNDER WAY IN THE ADJOINING NELSON BUILDING AND WHEN COMPLETED WILL REPRESENT THE FINEST IN PAINT AND FLOOR COVERING STORES IN OREGON. ao 1U1. rJonthly Payments - -. rjoif.J n OUE OF H MEVI . rocM of moving ROLLS. !?3fJ ToHS. toe i '.'IMS Ir our newest patternn " j y ': J5 i a i X'i K ' I Mi' o tbo it V. pointment, et jf a ar dla m neyer made. , t , r - Amos Qi Branch: estate; Ethel May Branch named administratrix of estate consisting of unliquidated claim against Industrial accident commission; D. A. Toung, F. Har lan and J. C. Erans named ap praisers. James M. Nichols estate; ap praisal, $845, by Frants, Jack Price and Walter Cosgrore. W. A. Johnson estate; hearing May 27 on final account of Grace Johnson, administratrix; $2487.(7 received tnd $2662.06 paid out.. Jette O. Welch estate; apprais al. $8975, including $2500 In real property and balance mainly In notes, by Herman Schellberg, Au gust H. Sparks and M. A. Bronson. John J. Prints , estate; letter from M. W. Macy advises estate fully administered and ready to be closed when executrix so desires. Herman Pardey guardianship; final account of E 1 1 s e Pardey, guardian; guardianship closed since ward attained his majority several years ago. Marriage Licenses Robert W: Appleby, 24, forest service, and Dolores T. Amon, 25, carload. ot tb? ZS' 10 roofmg. Among U, " PAa ompo,iUon u Single. Uu, To;, lufh nde compo. doed oat while they S!!f ?" W which wilj iT Ior ,o e,n -i . u complete U,e cosl roof e.mu,Pe'e SMH.VS F1HEST STOCRSOF SHISATOIIHIV lOW PRICES' it- 1 M I V teacherrbothltlsItrX9gel. t . A. J. Poulia; $15 bail possnS pending entry of plea to charge -, of selling mislabeled bedding. MnnJcipal Court " Alan Flarelle, drunk; a 30-day Jail sentence suspended. Fred Meier, drunk; forfeit $10 bail. Ball collected on overtime park inr tags, $30. Many Communists in US Present Peril, Lions Told Asserting the United States to day has six times as many conv munists as had Russia befor the revolution in 1917. Brigadier Harold Madsen of the Salvatiea Army told the Salem Lions clan yesterday "we need to fortify ourselves . . . to protect cr American ' home, churches, liber ties and Independence." He a) warned that America's youth- was) endangered by lack of moral discipline and religion in t k home. : " -roTtr kitchen and - it ; 1 -i'V-t; - .1 , - i i .t .0 :1 - 9 i ' If ' , is y y . '.'!,' '-8 4Cth and CenterSU AA. fcne C I; f V