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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1939)
Local News Briefs TK OREGON STATESMAN, Salea, Oregon,- Friday Morning July 21, 1939 New Homes Peraltt. Tn ing permiu for new dwellings at 2110 Hazel TTnA an 14( North 21st street were issued yesieraay ny the city building in spector. The former was to N J - Arnold for a house and garage, and the latter ..rirvTurnDo11 t0T two-story. 14850 honse and garage. Other verinjw were to: Margaret Fessen oen. to re-roof a twiiin ie North 17th. $30; C. S. Osland. to, alter a private garage at 1785 ouum iZin, 130; and A. L. Stiff e, to repair the roof of a dwelling at jnapie, S3&v Wallpaper specials. Elfstrom Co. Mtnnesotans InYtted Mlnneso- i ex-resiaents and tourist now in the northwest initAi bj the state society to attend the mnuaai ouung Sunday at Jantsen Beach park, Portland, it was an nounced yesterday. An elaborate -program of speeches, stunts .and sports, and music - by a 35-plece girls band has been imnnul fl lowing dinner and the largest at tendance on record is anttrlnntort Gate admission is free and prizes will be awarded Minnesotans com-1 tne farthest. Roofing by Matbls. 178 S. ComT. Closing Program . The - two weeks daily vacation Bible school of; the Salem Mennonite church. enrolling i children, will close tonight with an 8 o'clock program presented hr the atndenta t tTa ehnrch. Rev. A. P. Voth announced ; resterday. There will be a prayer Pageant, music, and nminn vnrlt of Bible Study. The teachers of the j cnooiare miss Alice Forester, Miss peEtte Wyatt and Miss Es iner rang. Lubrication service, day and night. union station, state and Church. Presbyterian Sneaker Phil w . Barrett, vice president of .the Ore gon Christian Endeavor union, will ipeak at the evening serrice of the rirsi rresDyterian church Sunday on the subject, "What's Your An swer?! Mr. Barrett has Just re turned from Cleveland, where he attended the 37th International Christian ' Endeavor convention. uver 5000 delegates attended with representatives from Great Brit ain, Hawaii, Canada, Alaska, and me united States. - Group of spring & summer dresses Coming Event. Jolt 20.&-.iifi i tfonal TrapNhooters association. iwuruanieui. , Jul 23- IMrnla i at residents of UMtdum OUnicer park. No-bost dinner! i;su p. m. i I picnic, club dinner at 1 p. m raradise Island. July 23 North and Sonth Dakota all-state nicnic. Dallaa park 1 p.m. Basket dinner. Jnlv 30 Marlon .count lw mona Grange plrnir, Chainpoea; July 30 Caledonian rlnh Scotch plrnir, Dallas city park. ' July SO Colorado if m- nlc. Hazel Green. July 30 Annual Iowa meet. ing, Corvallis city park. Picnic owner. Auirnst S Marina r? . . Teterans, association, SHrerton. August a Annual state Ten nexaee plrnir al Dallas rlty park - AUJT. S Ohio Stat A niritl will be held at Olinger picnic grounds. ... - - AuiTUHt A (arnlln. . . picnic, Bryant park, Albany. Aug. IK I a Amcrtran Legion, department of Oregon, conven tion, i Aug. 1A-20 Flas Fen! i rat al LIU AngcL V Aug. 20 Salem onion labor annual picnic at Pat's Acres park. Aug. 21-26 State aofttutll tournament. Aug. 24-27 Hon Fiesta at Independence. 5 at Senator Dress Shop. Ex-Resident Visits Mrs. Bess Nellltt, a former Salem girl who weni east to live 10 years ago, has returned to her home at Durand, Mich., after visiting a month in - Oregon With her brothera nnri aio. ters, Mrs. Charles Shlpman, Mrs. o. Lu Donaldson. Mrs. m. o rnm: stock and Roy Comstock, all of saiem,. and Mrs. Fred Comstock and Mrs. Roy Comstock. both of West Stayton Mrs. Nellitt is still partial to this state over Michigan. Barber wanted. 182 S. High. : Carnival Tonight Young peo ple or me nrst Presbyterian cnurcn.wui eondnct'a carnival in the social room at' 7:30 tonight. an afro v nr Kswt wrlll tertainment. There la a asnaii h. 'mission - charge and nroceeda win go toward a fund to send delegates -, . to tne coming Presbyterian confer ence at Silver creek ; recreational area. . -, . i July Clearance Sal. Dresses at 85. senator tiress Shop. High St. Larceny Charged Boys Irvin Sisk," 1015 South 25th, and Don v aid Salcherberr. rnnta thrca wh 17-year-old boys, were arrested by a city officer yesterday on a Jus tice court warrant charging pet ty larceny. They, alleged to have stolen gasoline from antomohiioa were turned over to juvenile au- tnonties. Salem's exclusive floor corarin store. Elfstrom Humphrey Co. Church Class Social Members of the married people's class of me f irst Baptist church are plan ning a covered dish dinner and so cial rnaay at e:30 p.m. The af fair will be held at the Claxtet road home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schlrman. Lutx Florist 1276 N. Lib. 9592 Wrong Name It was- Claude Ilelsler. lr.. as renorted In tb Tuesday Statesman, and not Vin cent Heisler as stated in a later Item, who was drowned at Wheat land ferry Sunday, residents of Mission Bottom pointed out Thurs-, day. Carolina Outing The annual North Carolina picnic will be held Sunday, August , at Bryant park in Ainany, airs. Wolff Allen, sec retary of the state club, announced yesteraay. Sale Better Wash dresses. Fine se lection, splendid reductions. Ml- laay s snop. Sawdust Blaze Firemen yes terday afternoon answered a call to tne root . of Bellevue street. where a sawdust pile was afire. Court Grants Permission The county court has granted Stan ford Morris permission to move a tnresner over county roads, and has allowed Claude McKern to haul logs in the same manner. The court nas also received a letter from Neil Richardson of Hillsboro oDjectmg to the lack of a curve sign by the sharp turn in the North Santiam . road as it leads into Mill City from the Marion county side. He blames a recent automobile accident which befell him on that condition Pabco Hoofs Elfstrom Co. Pn92Zl Doe Bites Carrier FrnncU P Fahey, 904 Jefferson street, mail carrier, was painfully injured yes ieraay wnen a bird dor bit him the Jeg as he was delivering mail. He will not be able to work for a tew days because of the wounrin This is the second carrier bitten tnis week by dogs, over-anxious to protect their homes. WedneariT rvi va- - . i nomas nenagy was bitten , but nis injuries were not serious Paint Sale, Mathis, 178 S. Com. Garden Club Picnic Twelv nearby garden clubs will join the aiayion ciuo in a nicnic luncheon at Stayton city park today. Offi cers oi tne state federation have been Invited and Mrs. Daniel Hef f- ner of Portland will be .rncat speaker. Back From Alaska Dr. and Mrs.' ,W. B. Snodrrasa returned last night from a trip to Wran- gell. Alaska, wherawthav- with Mrs. Snodrrass Darentit Mr ana Mrs. George H Bid well: The spent 11 days in Alaska and mad tne trip Dy steamship. Sate of larrer. youthful d Extremely reduced. Milady's Shop. Assume Bnsinesa imn CerUficates of assumed business name have been filed with the county clerk by Walter Dixon and Roland Saull for Dixon and Shall, and by Anna Ooedal for Rlt nf sweaen restaurant. Expected Home Clavton Wil liams Is expected home this week ena irom Ft. Bliss, EI Paso, Texas, wnere ne nas Been stationed with his ROTC unit of New Mexico . a .... military institute for summer camp. Young people's carnival First Presbyterian church tonight, 7:30 Cannot Use Fund The atata land board has no anthorlt to use anv uart or tne it-red nihia School fund to Dav fee dna rnnn. ties or county officials. Attorney General I. H. VanWlnklA held In an opinion here Thursday. Files in Bankrnntev Rnhert 1-.. J- . viauue oee, groceryman,. or 1835 North Fourth street, baa file1 tition In bankruptcy in Portland snowing aeots of 83401.14 and assets of 2810 Boy Cats Thumb tMtv first "aid officers were called to 434 Water street yesterday to attend 1 -VP r. V .S) V-fc a . . via vonaia UDreint, wbo had sus tained a severely cut thumb while at piay PAGE NINE f Divorce Avers Plaint Cruelty Erickson Suit in Court Asking Restoration of Her Maiden Name Divorce complaint was filed yesterday in circuit court by Lu- a waa a m ciuua .ricason against jLionea Erickson allerinr ernal and In. human treatment and requesting return of the plaintiff's maiden name of Lncinda TJIfers. They were ; married in Glendive, Mon tana, on December 22. 1924. Ten. tative property settlement was in- al.J.J a A. j, . wuuea in 1.119 compiamu Orcait C ourt ai cooudre and comuanr. a corporation,- ts. Roy Fitzgerald and others; amended complaint filed iaskinr that nlaintiff receive judgment making it owner In fee simpie ot property involved In the ouiu Eurene T.nwe an Infant Kv Jessie E. Lowe, his guardian, vs. noDert juason; oraer tor dismis sal 01 action tiled. L. R. Chambera v J m T. elerc; answer filed to complaint aenywg its contention in full. ' NanCV Morrin VS. Sam R. and Blanche E. Batv: an It filed aeeV. Ihg to have the- court lasna a de. cree Impressing at trust on cer tain real property In Salem. The complaint asks that the trust serve as a deed of property in volved to the plaintiff ward. Alice E. Lay ton vs. Arista Nen del; order has been filed trans ferring trial to department No Z; demurrer has also been filed alleging that the statute of limita a. S - . a . . 110ns nas run in tne case. Alberta Hirsoh V. Edward Hirsch; complaint for divorce has ueen tuea alleging crul and In human treatment. The were mar. ried at Vancouver, Wash., October 16, 1938. ; The state ex rel Emmet Rora vs. the state unemployment com mission; aemurrers nave been filed by members of the commis sion. Frank Williams vs. Hayes and company, a corporation; plaintiff nas med comolaint fnr nn aah damages and 2100 a month from September 16, 1938, when he al leges ; tnat he sustained injuries wnue emntyine cratea of onlnna at the company's Labish place. He maintains that he was compelled to support himself by his hands, that a 8 h e 1 f board broke and dropped him 15 feet to the floor. and that he suffered injuries to the left foot and the left side of nis nead and neck. Probate Court Estate of Pauline Mvrtle I John 'L. I.Vtlh haa Kaan a n4 administrator of the 23500 estate. Winnie Mnllov haa filed her final i account for the Lai and Keener, and annual raealnta for Vera Kocher, on whose be half she Is serving as guardian tier account shows receipts of Z166 and exnendltnrea iikc ss for each. Leland haa' attained hi. majority but saya.he ls living at home with the guardian, who is bis mother, and sharing in ex penses. Justice Court William 'Haskin "waa RUlltV b 1 hrrTMtnt m.9 , - - j . j v& w iess drivlnr and' fined tan and 4 costs Dlut 30 days in JalL He ap- ucnien rne casa If rlrrnlf rnnrt . Joseph sisk and Don H. Satch- enoerg, cnarged with larceny of gasoline: certified to inventi court! when found to be 17 years of age in each case, and consigned to jau to await trial. Georre H. -Anderann fin J (t and costs, driving a motor truck without license. Theodora Jones, charged with Being in a state of intoxication on a puoiic roan; unable to pay fine of 25 and costs and commitment isBueu. Owen Hall and John f n.(nv . charged with removing parts from v iaurvaa car: nieai nnr milt. and waived preliminary, hearing. uuuua over 10 grand Jury and luuua nniD e to nnat hall rf ten each. Committed iaii Melvin Hamm: accused of lar. ceny of an automobile on July 5 ana certified to 1nven!l not Certified haoV tn k. . I - jt ' Plead guilty and waa hnnnd nAr grana jury. Failed to post 2500 ana was committed to Jail oiarnaee UcensM Milo Schneider 9K at.. x, - -,. , nm.i iwuic, xsewDera farmer. ani no, ir.i. , n . ' wcu- er, stenographer, of Wood. uuiu. Leaves far East I Sacred Sea Songs festival on Slate 60-Voice Choir? to Give Concert at Nazarene . Church Sunday A CO-voIce choir, aeenm na n led hy a stringed orchestra, will pre sent sacred, songs of the sea in a music festival at the. Church ef the Nazarene at 12 th and Center streets Sunday night at 7:45. The rostrum of the church will be decorated to represent a large floating boat by Charles Edwards and George. Higgins. Lighting ef fects will be arranged by Irving Blessing. The orchestra which will ac company the singers consists of Mrs. Doris Frlesen, Neal Cashlon, vmton scott, Verne Scott, Harold Dalke, Herbert Dalke, Eldon New berry, Charles Collar, Carmogena Hoff er, Fred Schroeder, Marvin LItwiller, Abe Doer keen and Charles Edwards. The program will Include: "Sail Oa' (Cfiarlrs CUbriel ) choir Saxopaon aaartat Charles Collar. Trrd Schroder, Canaefena Holler, C. Edward iKtrodoctory Brasentatiea . i - Direetor Kraest Frteien Aecvrdioa sola Wayne Loreall "AUeep ia Mjr Barana," trio P. Litwil nr. voramaa noiier, uowtn ioveau Baading, "Tha Sat ot tka Sail" . Hilt Mildrad rjaeU (Stebbini) choir 'ZxeerpU Treat Ua Sea of Lift' .Howard Cata "The Lower Lizhti The Weng-er irU' uarta Setdiic Stilling the Tempeit'. Miit (ieneTitrc kaal "The Haven of Reit." ma!a quartet W. Schroeder. O. aix. T. Litwiller, W. i riesaai 'Tha Gospel Ship" Tha choir and orchestra Electric fnitar olo., Aba Doerfcas 'Jems Whispers Peace" (Lilleaas) raebr "Tha Sea of Life" Jet. L. W. Cellar "God Blens America" faah "Day Is Drinr ia the West". Benediction .Rer. Dr. Linfield Hawkea alone" - n-inTTai ml I, io. isL i! "Tha iifa tiaa" Obituaries Sillier Lois Iola Miller, at a local hos pital July 19. Late resident of Gaston. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Miller of Gas ton; sisters. Mrs. Lewis Harlan of iioquiam, wash., Mrs. Harry Hirers of Tacoma, Mrs. Eddie G ingle of Los Anceles. Mrs. Ted Hunt ot Samoan Islands, Miss Aita Miller of Gaston; brothers. Edmond of Hillsboro, Harold and Leslie Miller of Los Angeles; aunt, Mrs. W. R. McAlvin of Salem, ser vices will be held from the Ter- williger-Edwards "chapel ""t Satur day, July 22. at 9 a. m. Eider J, M. Comer " will officiate.' Interment City View cemetery.- . ' - U'tBema " . Agatha WIHems, 13, at local hospital July 20. Survived by par ents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Bernhard B. Willems of 10S8 Third street. West Salem; . brother. WaMn R. Willems; sisters, Mrs. Holds Dick of Minnesota, Mrs. Bertha Fadenrecht and Miss Margaret Willems, , both of Colorado. - Fu neral announcements later from the CIough-Barrick company. ir a. a. w-. .. . . . siaicn rouna CJltv nnlipn in In possession of a woman's wrist watch found on North Llhprtv near Union. The owner may have ii oy luenmymg. Tensioncrs to Meet Ontral Townsend club number 6 will meet at tne courthouse Friday nizht at s ociock to hear a report on the Indianapolis convention. Caledonians to Picnic Salem Caledonian club will hare its an nual picnic In the Dallas city park Sunday, July 30. Drunkenness Chanced J. Man ning was booked by city nolice yesterday on a charge of beinr drunk in a public place. - Gaifpll Courtiner Heads Oklaliomans Carroll Courtiner of Salem was elected president as former resi dent of Oklahoma met for the an nual all-state picnic at Dallas park last Sunday. Mrs. Zena Thomas and Ed h. Rogers', also of Salem. were named secretary and treas urer. - More than 250 persons sresent enjoyed a program ot sports, con tests.. -speaking ana music, for which Mr. Courtiner acted aa mis. tef of ceremonies. Those present ing the musical program were Rutbyn Thomas. Clyde Cook. A in line - Schmidt. Adrin 'Tate. Mrs. Clifton Mudd and Mr. and Mrs. Compton. , , .... r .' - " , "S, --' , ' Edward Majek, representative of 1 tbo Equitable Life Aasorance so- rlt v mw,A trm Msbk will lute today for New York city where jiajeK win auena tne nutn an niversary convention of the so ciety. uajeK earn fa tne privi lege of attending the convention by placing in the top ten per cent of over 8000 Equitable rep reaentaf lvp In fh 1'nltvl Statea on the basis of new life insur-J ance sales for the 18 months period ending June SO. Bean Sketches Office's Work State Utilities Leader Is Speaker at Lions Gub, Work Is Described Ormand B. Bean, recently ap pointed public- utilities commis sioner, was the main speaker on the program at the Lions club luncheon yesterday noon at the Marion hotel. This was the first address which Bean has given in Salem since taking office in June. In discussing the general topic oi tne meaning or the public util ities commission to the people of Oregon, he began with a brief sketch of utilities regulation in Oregon from its beginning in 1887 with a commission for regulation of the railroads down to the pres ent utilities commission law ofi 1931. "Until 1931." he indicated. "the commission had a quasi-ju dicial function. Since then it has been constituted to serva aa an advocate of the people in admin istering regulatory laws." Duties Resmlatorv Bean described tha liirlarfWlnn oi tne commission as strictly in the sphere of regulation. Ita nni significant taxing powers, beyond wnat is necessary for its own sup port, he emphasised, are enr. cised op motor transport utilities aione, ana tne proceeds devoted exclusively . to road construction and improvement. I ' The policy of the commission Bean declared to be to serve the common Interest In all fairness. and to make restrictions on prl rate enterprise rest as easily as possible. He spoke briefly of dif ficulties Wltk WOUld-be avadera of regulatory statutes. Prior to the commissioner's ad dress, Ben W. Carpenter of tha national Red Cross spoke brief ly on tne reduction of awlmmlnsr aeatns tnrough more adeanata- In struction in water sports. Qassic Niimbers In Park Concert State no Richer Music ranglnr from nonnlar tunes t oclasslcs by Schubert and Tscnauowsky will be heard at tonignt'a concert bv the Salm municipal band when the musi cians take their place at Marlon Square park at S p.m. H. ,N. Stoudenmeyer, director. announces the following pro gram. March. "Olvmnfan" Tnv Overture, "Norma" ."""Belllnl Popular- Some Shana" pn "Cathedral In the Pines" ....Kenny "The Funny Old Hills" -..--Robin-Rainger Waltz, "Skaters" Waldtenfel In Mine Business "m TniiSr-PiSJl i ulvo ant Recollections" irr W The state land boar nn.r.n. Iy is not goinr to rwetva an eH stanilkl rovaltv from rnM tnlnlna operations now being carried on oj mm .-Naame Strayer, Baker, on me anaae river midwa luiwn f a . . a nunungion and Roblnette. miss btrayer has sent a letter to me land board that th damv was completed nwentiv k. ui operating results have been ajscouraKin?. Sh aalt Ih. jcci pronaoiy would be abandoned, although she might continue pros- vrciuiB temporarily ? with sluice ooxes. unaer an arreempnt with tate land board Miss Strayer was vj we state a royalty on all viu taaen irom the stream. Scappoose Utility Keport Is Drawn The final rennrt n bllltV Of rrpatln. tv. ua, kuo ua u niMHn Scappoose people utility district U now being prepared by the state uurueisctne commission and will no reaay tor release early August. - The nronosed dlatrfot nM i : - " w nwuu U me territory now embraced In an Irrigation nrolert lrvaf Sa . . .. " . w - - mTwm.,i ea most airecuy east of Scappoose. , ui iaf on toe original petition waa uKia several weeks ago. Arr. bv'Lalra Intermfaatnn March "High School Cadets" ' - Sousa Excerpt from "Unfinished sympnony" Schubert arves Dance" from "'Nut Cracker Suite" .Taehiknwk Comic Opera, "The Only Girl" -? ... Herbert Spanish "Los Toros" from "La Feria" Suite . Harcn "The Gladiator" - Cnn.. Finale "Star Spangled Banner"., the feast- proposed tWhy"" lUf- .Snflcij Longer! Call aa4 nothing Doito at STEVENS-BROWN CRKDIT -Jeweler Opticians wbh vtbzu TaXLt ase ear Cbiaeaa raniMiiaa. !! Ufin. CKSS for SOCO years ia CHINA. aa ssaiter wit a waat ailment jtm ara aFrl.irTr.il JiuinlM ai. asitis. heart laaa, livar, kidsay. nwaara. gae, eeastipatioa. Aiabetis. rbetimatism. cal ladder, fare, aaia. Ismla piainis . Oiarlie Chan Chlaeae Herb Co. S B. Pong, years Srsrtit-e ia Csina. ffiea hoars ta U 4ay aa4 Wednesday . to 10 a. sB. 12S w. Casi'L St Salea. Or if lr -:.y. ... 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