The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning. February 23, 1941
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Local News Briefs
President Here -Margarita
Irle, junior at College of Puget
Sound in Tacoma. arrived in Sa
lem Saturday afternoon to con
, fer today with officers and , the
1941 conference committee of the
Willamette Methodist student
council, concerning plans for next
October's northwest leaders'
meeting. Miss Irle, daughter of
missionaries In Argentina, is
president of the conference, which
will be on the local campus. Wins
ton Taylor of Salem is president
of the council, and William Hobbs
of Albany is chairman of the
committee.
Lutz florist P. 8592. 1278 N. Lib.
Autos Collide Considerable
damage to vehicles was sustained
Friday afternoon by autos driven
by William H. Karsten, route 3,
and Lloyd L. Moser, Silverton,
when they collided it Chemeketa
and Cottage streets. Orvil! Le
roy Tucker, 1142 Hall street, and
Irma Grace Turner, state hospi
tal, were operators of autos which
collided early Saturday morning
at Capitol and Madison streets.
Damage was slight.
Safety of your savings is insured
at Salem Federal, 130 S. Liberty.
Violations Charged City police
charged violation of the basic
traffic rule' Saturday to John M.
Russell, Clatskanie; Albert J. Mc
Elhiney, Lebanon; Theodore F.
Walty. 1845 Fir street, and War
ren W. James, girls industrial
school. Failure to stop was
charged to Ralph Badger, 395 Gar
den road; James R. Rawlins, 1150
North 18th street; Robert D. Paris,
Eugene, and James Kelly, Saleqn.
SALEM LODGE fio. AF
& AM will open at 1:30
p. m. Sun Feb. 23, to con
duct the funeral of Brother E. L.
Wieder. D. Lear, MM.
Obituary
Meorfaead
Mrs. Le Vicy Anne Moorhead,
In Bend, Cfre Friday, j February
21. Survived?" hy sons, ; Virgil W.
and George R. K7 both of Salem,
Daniel H., of A venal. Calif, and
Jesse Daugherty, of Salem; daugh
ters, Mrs. L. C. Kimsey, of Bend,
Ore, and Mrs. 'Neil McDonald,
of Antelope, Ore.; 18 grandchil
dren and eight great-grandchildren.
Services will be held Mon
day, February 24, at 2 p. m. from
Clough-Barrick chapel, with in
terment in Belcrest Memorial
park.
Wieder
Edwin Lincoln Wieder at the
residence, 885 North Summer
V street,' February 21, at the age of
80 years. Survived by one daugh
ter, Mrs. SanfordrAdler of Baker,
Ore, one son, David Van Sellar
Wieder, Salem, and one brother,
Charles Wieder of Albany, Ore.
Services will be held Sunday,
February 23, at 2 p. m., in the
Clough-Barrick chapel with Rev.
P. W. Eriksen officiating. Salem
lodge No. 4 AF & AM will be in
charge of ritualistic service. In
terment will be in Masonic cem
etery in Albany.
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; . fr Too jrecoas to sell ... so
' you throw it away. Sounds ridicu
U loos, but that's the attitude some
" persons take with their most
valacd possession Health.
Guard your health carefully. It is
aa asset worth preserving.
If you aren't up to par physi
cally, better go and talk with
your Doctor. Follow his counsel
closely and bring his prescrip
tions here for accurate service
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Coming Event
Feb. 27 Youth rally ta hear
Or. Dan Poling at Salem high
school. v
March 10 Willamette uni
versity faealty play, "Dmley."
March 18 Institute of Citf
senshlp at Willamette unJver
sity. Mar. 14, 15 nigh school for
ensic tournament at WUlam
ett university.
Top Salesman Charles S. Mc-
EHiinny, local insurance represen
tative of the Oregon Mutual Life
Insurance company, was the com
pany's top salesman for January.
McElhinny also ranks high in the
Leader's club roster. He is fully
qualified now on a single basis to
attend the company's Leader's
club convention this summer. Mc
Elhinny is Salem's representative
of the Perry H. Wal bridge agency.
Monkey and cage.Phone 6838.
Capitol Offices 'Closed All
state departments here were
closed Saturday in observance of
Washington's birthday. A number
of officials and employes spent
the day at beach resorts while
others were in Portland.
Colonic treatments Dr. Moran,
chiropractic physician 158 S.
Cottage. .
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1 licensed to Wed Marriage li
censes were Issued in Vancouver,
Wash, Saturday to Harry H.
Bingman and Chris tena M. Heid
lotf, both of Monmouth, and to
Harvey J. C Wellsand and Grace
P. Miller, both of Albany.
The Oregon Mutual Fire of Mc
Minnville is saving Salem people
thousands of dollars every year.
Investigate before you insure.
Scellars Sc Foley, Inc. Phone 8001.
I Keen's Father Dies Thomas
ftoen, Salem office equipment
merchant, .was called to Lake
Park, Minn, Friday night by the
death of his father. He traveled
by plane.
New mod. apt, 677 N. Summer.
Furnace, rge, refrig. 8c water.
Heater, hdwd. firs, tile bath 8c
shower. Open for inspection.
Republicans to Elect Officers
will be elected at a special meet
ing of the Marion County Repub
lican club at 8 o'clock Monday
night at the Marion hotel, accord
ing to Herman Lafke, secretary.
Hayden to Speak Townsend
club No. 2 will have District At
torney Miller B. Hayden as guest
speaker at its meeting in the Les
lie Methodist church at 7:30 Mon
day night
For watch and clock repairing
H. T. Love, 141 S. Liberty.
Flan Visit Reservations for the
Salem Men's Garden club trip to
Portland club's meeting Tuesday
night must be given to Secretary
C. A. Kells by Monday night.
Priv. money, any amt, on good
security. Abrams & Ellis. Masonic
Bldg.
Reports Theft Ivan Martin,
Salem realtor, reported Saturday
to police the theft of a one-half
horsepower motor from a locked
shed on a farm near Liberty.
Ekman Returned
To Silverton
SILVERTON O. Henry Ek
man, 85, was brought from the
Good Samaritan hospital at Port
land Friday morning in the am
bulance of his son, Ernest Ekman,
to the Silverton hospital where
he will convalesce. He underwent
a major operation at Portland
ten days ago.
Sfioire
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G. R. MERRIOTT
G. K. "Jerry" MerrUtt. reeenUy
named district rapervrtser of
the Oregea State Meter aaaocl
- atioa fer Marion county. Res
ident ef the northwest fer mas
years and associated with the
motor association for fomr, his
membership sales record earned
him the snpervtsorship ef the
Eagene territory first, and now,
Marlon coaaty. His office -will
be la the Valley Motor building.
where Barbara- Benson will e
Unoe as office manager. Mr.
and Mrs. Merriett will make
their home in Salem.
Tax Statements
Are Sent out
e
First Batch of Count j
"Duns" Posted by
Sheriff Deputy
First statements of 1941 prop
erty taxes due were posted Sat
urday to Marion county taxpay
ers by T. J. Bra bee, chief deputy
in charge of the tax collection de
partment of Sheriff A. C. Burk's
office.
The remainder of the state
ments will be mailed early next
week, though the complete oper
ation will probably take several
days.
Brabec Saturday repeated a re
quest which originated in his de
partment earlier to the effect that
taxpayers not appear to pay their
levies until they have received the
county's tax statement indicating
the amount due.
Payment of taxes without pres
entation of statement will require
extra bother both for taxpayer
and the tax collection office, Bra
bec said, since the office is not
equipped to verify payments at
once unless it can check numbers
appearing on the statements at
the time payments are made.
Mailing of statements will be
expedited by means of a postage
meter machine, he indicated,
which will stamp and seal state
ment envelopes in a fraction of
the time necessary to perform the
same operations by hand.
Handling of the envelopes by
the post office will also be has
tened, Brabec said.
Milk Hearing
Set Monday
Salem aldermen, dairymen and
other citizens, "just interested in
the outcome," are looking for
ward to the public hearing on the
proposed new city milk ordinance,
which will be at 7:30 Monday
night in the council chambers.
The hearing, authorized at last
week's council session, will be
conducted by members of the
council health and sanitation com
mittee. Speakers will include men
from the state department of ag
riculture and the county health
office.
Spring Festival
Set at School
The spring festival to be pre
sented at Parrish school March 7
by the seventh and eighth grade
girls physical education classes
will include representations of
many holidays.
"The Last Day of School" and
"New Year's" will be given by the
seventh grade fifth period. "May
Day" will be given by the eighth
grade sixth period class. "Thanks
giving" will be presented by the
seventh grade first period. The
"Christmas Dance" will be by
the seventh grade seccond period;
"Circus Day" by the eighth grade
third .period; "Fourth of July" by
eighth grade third period; "Labor
Day" by eighth grade fourth pe
riod, and "Valentine's Day" by
the eighth grade fourth period.
A matinee will be held for stu
dents only and at 9 pin. another
performance for parents and patrons..
II Im'i a Home Until Planted
Your netchome calls for Shrubs. We have them.
. Look Up Onr Time Payment Planting Plan
Often We Can Plant Immediately on a
.12 Monthly Payment Plan
We will be 'pleased to
check your needs, submit
a - price and arrange a
monthly payment plan:
Call os at 3212.
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Polk Draftees
Report Monday
DALLAS The second group of
men from Polk county coming un
der the selective service have been
notified 'to report to the Dallas
armory Monday morning. All of
the men are volunteers. Nineteen
men are listed to go. The com
plete list follows:
Elmer Lee Perkins, Indepen
dence route 2; Norman Edward
Brown, Independence route 1; Jo
seph Marion Vaughn, Otis; Thorn
as Clay Irwin, Ballston; Gordon
Neal Needham, Valsetz; William
John Albright, McCoy; John Ja
cob Riffe, Salem route 4; Paul
Mathews Riffe, Salem route 4;
Raymond Victor Housley, Inde
pendence route 2; Lyle Walter
Lutz, Salem route 4.
Robert Edward Meinke, Salem
route 4; Gordon Kenneth Herz
berg. Willamina route 1; Donald
Rogers Lichty, West Salem; Rob
ert Crusse; Turner; Joseph Paul
Manjuck, Wallas route 2; Luther
Clyde Bedrotha, Willamina; Les
lie Park, Dallas route 1; Raymond
Elvin Gregg, Valentine, Nebraska,
and Arthur Joseph Schuld, Union,
Montana.
Supreme Court
Petition Filed
Petition for writ of mandamus
was filed in the state supreme
court Saturday in the case of the
state ex rel Utah Copper company
against Circuit Judge Louis P.
Hewitt, Multnomah county.
Plaintiffs gave notice that ap
plication for the writ would be
presented to the supreme court
next Tuesday.
Klamath Indians
Plan School
KLAMATH FALLS. Feb. 22.-
fjPV-The Klamath Indian council
has approved expenditure of
$150,000 for a reservation school
to provide training in. forest fire
control and aviation, SupL B. G.
Courtright said Saturday.
Congressional approval would
be needed before the money could
be withdrawn from the tribe'
fund, he said.
Tribal leaders view the pro-
nosed school as a nart of national
defense, and want army supervi
sion, Courtright said.
We hate a complete stock
of shrubs, shade and
" flowering: trees, fruit and
x not ' trees, rose bushes,
etc
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