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lb OREGON STATESMAN, Scdemi Oregon. Wednesday Morning. April S3, 1941
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COMMISSIONER'S
COURT
The fololwing is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion
county commissioner's court
for the April term, 1941
with the. amount allowed,
bills continued, etc., according
to the records in the office of
the county clerk.
Assessor Office Acct. Paul
Griebenow, deputy, 132.75; C. A.
Lewis, deputy, 112.75; Alma Ack
erman, deputy, 102.75; Anabel
Moon, deputy, 97.75.
Clerk's Office Acct. H. C. Matf
son, deputy, 112.75; Lee Ohmart,
deputy, 132.75; A. M. Presnallr
deputy, 130.00; A. M. Roethlin,
"deputy, 45.73; G. M. Six, -deputy,
107.75; M. I Pugh, deputy, 80.00;
G. M. Barry, deputy, 75.00.
C. Court Se Commissioners Acct.
H. C. Mattson, clerk, 20.00; Ralph
A. Girod, salary' 130.00; J. E.
Smith, salary, 130.00. -f
Court Boose Acct. J. H. Kirsch,
janitor, 84.69; Chas. McKinley,
janitor, 84.74; John J. Chaignot,
janitor, 84.74; Alice Dahlen, ele
vator operator, 44.76; Ruth
Ilutchins, elevator operator 44.77;
M. S. Ramp, night watchman,
84.74.
Dist. Attys. Office Acct. Talbot
Bennett, deputy, 175.00; Pauline
Cutler, stenographer, 50.00.
Health ameer's Acct. V. A.
Douglas, health officer, 125.00;
John L. Geren, sanitary officer,
12.50; Lucille Ayres, nurse, 135.00;
Catharine Barry, nurse, 135.00;
Ethel Lermon, clerk, 85.00.
Salem Constable Acct. Alma
Johnson, stenographer, 100.00.
Juvenile Court Acct. L. Flor
ence Reeves, probation officer,
119.69.
Poor Acct. Mrs. Elizabeth
Krause, relief, 15.00.
Recorder's Office Acct. Helen
C. Schofield, deputy, 97.75; D.
Janice Henry, deputy, 75.26; Ma
bel F. Phillips, deputy, 100.00.
School Snpts. Office Acct. J. W.
Kennedy, supervisor, 120.00; Car
malite I. Weddle, clerk, 20.25;
Cora E. Reid, deputy, 115.00.
Sheriff's Office Acct. Kenneth
L. Randall, deputy, 147.69; B. R.
Smith, deputy, 134.69; L. L. Pit
tenger, deputy, 134.69; H. H. Dan
iels, deputy, 109.69; T. J. Brabec,
deputy, 149.69; R. Glenn Savage,
deputy, 125.00; A. M. Dalrymple,
deputy, 114.69; Harry L. McGee,
deputy, 115.00; B. O. Connor, de
puty, 115.00; Harold Domogalla,
deputy, 80.00.
Treasurer's Office Acct. Del
bert Love, deputy, 100.00; Law
rence A. Rich, clerk, 4.00.
Dor License Fund Acct. A. M.
Roethlin, clerk, 50.00; Paul Mar
nach, enf. officer, 124.69.
Co. Property Acct. H. Wm.
Thielsen, clerk, 100.00.
Engineer's Office Acct. N. C.
Hubbs, engineer, 174.74; Hazel E.
Ward, clerk, 87.75.
Photostat Acct. A. M. Roethlin,
operator, 24.27; D. Janice Henry,
operator, 24.74.
Labor: A. H. Hennies, 74.38;
Alvin G. Sterzer, 9.71; W. Hubert
Aldrich, 23.92; A. J. Harrison,
23.92; Edward J. Kunkel, 23.92;
James Mattison, 2.99 Frank Park
hurst, 23.92; Arthur J. Prien,
23.92; G. E. Rowland, 23.92; An
tone Schlechter, 11.96; Floyd Wil
son, 23.92; Leland Young, 20.93;
J. P. Aspinwall, 116.59; Lee E.
Brant, 108.04; James Croker,
104.03; F. A. Dutton, 110.54; J. J.
Hollett, 84.74; Wm. Mcllwain,
124.74; E. L. Rodgers. 192.97; W.
C. Wooldridge, 108.83; Omer
Bartruff, 129.34; Merle Beckner,
93.74; O. D. Binegar, 115.24; El
bert M. Bradford, 47.87; Ivan
Brown, 91.75; J. A. Burns, 134.04;
C. S. Chittick, 93.74; R. L. Green,
92.74; Wm. R. King, 123.14; Hen
ry L. Martin, 90.25; Lester Mcll
wain, 112.95; C. E. Powell, 125.17;
Nick Schab, 109.75; Dan Scharf,
130.10; Roy Theodorson, 89.41;
Lee A. Wells, 132.04; Frank
Woelke, 134.48; Clyde Woodruff,
131.25; Arthur Drake, 4L28; Geo.
James, 92.40; John Sacre, 82.55;
F. M. Elsey, 93.74; Fred C. La
Combe, 107.77; V. C. McDonald,
27.93; L. W. Webber, 93.74; Joe
Weidner, 71.00; A. V. Fisher,
125.48; Frank Allen, 65.33; Lau
ritz Hansen, 59.00; Robert John
son, 74.13; Joe Wright, 72.89;
Bertrand Iversen, 112.54; C. S.
Bergan, 62.19; Frank Conroy,
29.89; A. M. Haugen. 37.36; V. K.
Loney, 29.89; K. Thorpe, 29.89;
E. J. Richards, 14.37; Anton Fes
kens, 99.74; Lloyd Jarman, 99.74;
Theodore Kuenzi, 117.08; Greg
Robl, 89.74; Jos. A. Robl, 59.84;
Frank Schampicr, 99.74; Fred
Mitchell, 124.74; Pete Davis, 93.74;
C. A. DeLong, 93.74; W. C. De
Ross, 109.02; Coleman Donohue,
93.74; Geo. J. Neitling, 94.74; Mer
vin Pearson, 96.24; J. L. Prange,
85.75; Hugh Webb, 115.54; B. A.
Snyder, 84.74; Gilbert M. Snyder,
82.73; Tom Bowden, 84.73; Roy
LaFollett, 80.96; W. R. Massey,
84.74; C. W. Brant, labor and
epenses, 57.55; David F. Bates, de
puty surveyor, 46.79; Seeley Al
bertson, chainman, 23.94; Harry
Becker, hauling curt, 42.30; Lyle
Beckner, hauling dirt, 77.55;
Wayne R. Hindman, hauling dirt,
79.90; Herman Hoeschen, hauling
dirt, 79.90; Arthur A. Kilday,
hauling dirt, 79.90; Robert R. Me
In tyre, hauling dirt; 9.40; Gayle
Redmond, hauling dirt, 28.20; Ed
Ricks, hauling dirt, 79.90; Orin F.
Schollian, hauling dirt, 51.70; Joe
Uphoff, hauling dirt, 18.80; Al
bert Wengenroth, hauling, dirt,
98.70; Ray J. Stumbo, comman
der, relief Arthur Warn eke, 15.00;
Geo. E. Allen, Hdw., chain, etc.,
3.68; American Brush Co., broom
cores, etc. 48.27; J. P. Aspinwall,
use of car, 40.02; Ball Bros, gas,
1.55; Ballou & Wright, bushings,
etc, 15 L20; Wallace tL Bonesteel
Inc, fender, 12.00: V. G. Boyer,
petty cash, cash. adv. for stamps.
etc, 16.77; Bradfield Smyth Lbr.
Co, lumber, 85; C T. Brixey,
labor, 16.60; Keith Brown Bldg.
Supply, j millwork, 7.08; A. C.
Burk, traveling expenses, 87.89;
W. E. Burns, clamps, etc, 5.70fi
E. H. BurreU, shaft, etc, 4-28;1
Capital City Bindery, binders,
etc, - 127.90; Capital JouhnaL
publ. claims, 20.50; Capitol Lbr.
Co. Inc, lumber, 1.10; Christison
Jones, printing, 51.35; Columbia
Equipment Co, socket, etc, 259.
61;"Cooke Stationery Co, pencils,
etc, 21.35; Detroit Garage and
Serv. Sta, brake fluid, etc, 2.30;
Frank Doolittle Master Serv. Sta,
tires, etc, 336.09; R. L. Elfstrom,
paint, 15.50; Elliott Printing
House, printing, 68.00; Feenaugh
ty Mach Co, jpolts, 7.49; The J.
K. Gill Co, stencils, 3.15; Gil
more Oil Co, oiL 22.26; Goodrich
Silvertown St, tires, 66.51; Gra
ber Bros, labor and parts, 88.92;
J. E. Haseltine & Co, electrodes,
etc, 64.09; R. C. Haseman, brush
set, etc, 1.80; Hoffman's Tire Ser
vice, recap tires, 40.03; Phil Horn
brook, repair radiator, 4.50; N. C
Hubbs, use of car, 56.25; N. C
Hubbs, cash adv., for postage,
1.00; F. Jaskoski & Son, printing,
20.90; Ira Jorgensen, bits, etc,
208.93; W. B. Webr & Co., solvent,
2.50; Kraps & Long, printing,
88.55; Larmer Transfer. & Stor,
freight, 4.46; T. C. Mascgi, repair
truck, 2.50; L. D. "McFarland, pil
ing, 243.51; Douglas McKay
Chev. Co, valves, etc, 27.34; A. B.
Lauchlan Co, brake drum, .65;
Mt. States Power Co, power,
40.91; Needham's Book Store, pa
per, etc, 29.05 Nelson Bros. Inc,
sheet lead, .81; V. E. Newcomb,
repair tubes, 1.50; Northern Life
Inc. Co, salary savings, 79.91;
Oregon Auto Wreck Co, steering
column, 5.00; Oregon State High
way Com, negatives, 16.80; The
Pacific Tel. & TeL Co., telephones,
158,55; Mike Panek, fittings, .33;
Perry S Drug Store, goggles, etc,
2J25; Physicians & Surgeons Hosp.
Assoc, hospital dues, 35.00; Pohle
Staver Co, couplings, etc, 22.24;
Portland Gen. Elec. Co., electri
city, 265.47; Rahn McWhorter Pa
per Co, paper, 53.45; Roen Type
writer Exchange, rental of ma
chines, 13.00; Salem Bargain
House, pipe, 6.12; Salem Boat
House, boat, etc, 48.50; Salem
Cone Pipe & Pro. Co, pipe, etc,
113.85; Salem Hardware Co,
lock, etc, 21.09; Salem Stationery
& Print Co, rubber stamps, etc,
2.50; Salem Steel & Supply Co,
wire rope, etc, 70.65; Salem Tire
Service, tires, etc, 199.87; Salem
Water Commission, water connec
tions, 1500.00; Silver Falls Tbr.
Co, lumber, 1864.79; Silver Wheel
Motor Frt, freight, 4.78; Ammet
tie Simmons exec, refund of fees,
5.50; Southern Pacific Co, freight,
56.22; Standard Oil Co, of Calif.,
gasoline, etc.. 1138.90; Standard
Oil Co, of Calif, gasoline, etc,
145.78; Statesman Publish Co,
publish claims, 25.00; State Tire
Service, tires, 107.42; ; Stevenson
Co, recap tires, 34.50; H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co., linoleum, 63.80; E.
G. Syron & Sons, lumber, 46.23;
The Texas Co., oil, 28.62; Union
Oil Co, of Calif, gasoline, 840.44;
Elizabeth Uphoff, refund of pay
ment, 77.32; Valley Motor Co, re
pair of door, etc, 12.34; Valley
Welding Co, oxygen, 88.85; C. A.
Vibbert, repair lights, 54.85; R.
W. Wiper, nozzle, 10.00; Wood
bury Co, files, etc, 315.50; R. D.
Woodrow, hydrometer float, .25.
Assessor's Office Acct. Harry
Anderson, field deputy, 10.00;
Paul Griebenow, traveling expen
ses, 7.79; Raj' Lick, field deputy,
120.00.
Circuit Court Acct. The Quelle
Cafe, meals for jurors, 5.85; The
Spa Restaurant, meals for jurors,
6.80; Ilda E. Bingenheimer, use of
car, 3.75; Clarence M. Byrd, use
of car, 3.75.
Clerk's Office Acct. Bertelson
& Son, letterheads, 7.75; Bostitch
Northwest Inc, staplers, etc,
13.00; A. E. Simmons, carbon,
7.00.
Coroner's Office Acct. L. E.
Barrick, cash adv. for telephone,
.80; Joseph Beeman, MD, travel
ing expenses, 9.20.
Co. Court and Commissioners
Acct. O & C Land Grant Counties
Assoc, association dues, 183.00.
Court House Acct. Harry An
derson, labor & materials, 285.01;
Blake Moffilt & Towne, towels,
19.50.
Court House Acct. Capital City
Laundry, laundry, 1.90; Hansen Sc
Lttjequist, Inc., millwork, .50;
Ralph A. Harlan, making curbs,
39.00; Ira Jorgensen, repair mow
er, .75; Otis Elevator. Co, eleva
tor maint, 7.50; Salem Laundry
Co., laundry, .95; Salem Water
I Commission, water, 18.36.
Dist. Attys. Office Acct. Talbot
Bennett, traveling expenses, 4.68;
Miller B. Hayden, traveling ex
penses, 10.35; M. B. Hayden, cash
adv. for postage, 5.00; Shepard S.
Citations, books, 10.00.
Emergency Acct. W. B. Gerth,
search for Case bodies, 10.00.
Health Officer's Acct. Central
Pharmacy, medical suplies, 3.39;
The Commercial Book Store, off.
suplies, 3.75; The J. K. Gill Co,
off. supplies, 19.54; Hendrie la
boratories, lab fees, 27.08; Marion
Co. Dept. of Health, maintenance
of unit, 72.00; Marion Co. Dept.
of Health, traveling . expenses,
101.25; Marion Co. Dept. of
Health, madical services, 20.00; C
A. Vibbert, supplies, 5.30. -
Herd Inspector's ' Acct. J ob n
Hanrahan, assistant, 70.83; Dr.
Fred W. Lange, assistant, 187.88;
A. W. Simmons, assistant, 209.-
36.
Indemnity for Slaughter .ef bis.
Cattle Acct. Carls Guernsey Dai
ry, indemnity, 4.00; Alois P. Duda,
indemnity," 7.50; Robert T. Reeves,
indemnity, 8.00; David F. Saucy,
indemnity, 8.00; Dave L. St.
John, indemnity, 4.00; Mrs.. Gla
dyses Syfert, indefnity, 4.00; Nor
ris EJ Welles, Indemnity, 7.50. ,
;1 Indigent Soldier Belief Acct.
Frank V. Wray, comander, relief
Myrtle MehL 15 .00; Frank V.
Wray, comander, relief Chas.
Logue, 15.00.
" Jail Acct "A. C Burk, board of
prisoners, 153.60 Carey Dental
Laboratory, repair teeth, 3.50; Ro
bert Lee, splitting wood, 6.62;
Red Cross Pharmacy, medicine,
13.24; Sanitary Service Co, Inc,
removing garbage, L00.
Salem Constable Acct. Earl Ad
ams, travel expenses, 120.59.
Salem Justice Court AecU S. C.
Catlin & R. K. Page, rent, 80.00.
Outside Justice Courts. E. C.
HowelL justice, 6.10; J. T. Jones,
constable, 3.50; A. M. Amo, con
stable, 12.00; Alf O. Nelson, jus
tice, 43.70; The Stay ton Mail,
supplies, 20.17; Walter H. Bell,
justice, 4.70; Chas. R. Porter, con
stable, 1.00; W. C. Miller, consta
ble, 11.40; H. Overton, justice,
13.15.
Juvenile Court Acct. Bloch's
Golden Rule Store, clothing, 5.71;
L. Florence Reeves, traveling ex
penses, 3.65; Salem Deaconess
Hospital, care of juveniles, 13.00;
Hazel E. Ward, clerk, 5.00.
Law Library Acct. The Lawyers
Coop. Publ. Co, law books, 40.00;
West Publishing Co, law books,
129.00.
General Assistance Acct. State
Public Welfare Com, general as
sistance, 5060.57.
Poor Farm Acct. J. D. Hartwell,
refill fire extinguish, 3.75 Lloyd
W. Hill, board, 403.53; Wm. Nei
meyer, medicine, 15.70; Portland
Gas & Coke Co, fuel, 22.52.
Recorder's Office Acct. Doro
thy Witzell, clerk, 22.40.
Reg. 8c Elec. Acct. G. E. White,
clerk, 43.12.
Rodent Control Acct. Ames
Harris Neville Co, sax, 20.25; J.
L. Busick & Sons, karo, etc, 3.41;
OSC Extension Serv, poison, 65.
30; Railway Express Agency,
freight, .55; Robert E. Rieder,
cash adv. for labor, 5.60; Salem
Seed & Imp. Co, barley, 30.00;
Willamette Valley Trf. Co,
freight, .50.
School Supts. Office Acct. Ag
nes C. Booth, traveling expenses,
32.13; Agnes C. Booth, cash adv.
for postage, 47.00; J. W. Kennedy,
traveling expenses, 28.08.
4H Club Acct. The Felt C raft
ers, emblems, 15.53; H. C. Sey
mour, state leader, pins, 34.50.
Sealer of Wts. & Measures Acct.
Department of Agriculture sealer,
33.00.
Sheriffs Office Acct. A b rams &
Ellis, Inc, bond, 10.00; U. G. Boy
er Co, elk, paper, 1.50; T. J. Bra
bec, clerk, 28.50; H. L. McGee,
clerk, 28.50; B. O. Connor, clerk,
28.50; Harold Domogalla, clerk,
37.20; A. C Burk, travel expenses,
105.05; A. C. Burk, cash adv. for
postage, 67.00; Postal Telegraph
Cable Co, telegrams, .60; Rem
ington Rand Inc., sorting machine,
99.45; Wm. McKinney, clerk,
46.75; R. Glen Savage, 29.70; Paul
West( clerk, 52.50.
Surveyor's Office Acct. Com
mercial Book Store, erasers, etc,
3.80; Hugh Fisher, traveling ex
penses, 26.50; The A. Lietz Co,
bands .93; Henry Tymer Co., blue
print paper, 6.93.
Dog License Fund Acct. Paul
Marnach, traveling expenses, 52.
11; Joe H. Bonner, sheep killed by
dogs, 8.00; Wm. Brown, do, 48.50;
C. C. Cannon, do, 6.00; Jerry Con
nor, do, 18.00; R. G. Doege, do,
50.00; Geo. Doran, do, 6.00; J. O.
Fair, do, 73.00; J. A. Jelderks, do,
8.00; Eugene Pendleton, do, 8.00;
Clifton Pokorny, do, 3.00; Joe
Ramseyer, do, 8.00; David Saucy,
do, 30.00; J. P. Zunmerman, do,
3.00
Co. Property Acct. Geo. L. Belt,
prof, services, 150.00; G. A. Cof
fey, bond, 25.00; H. Wm. Thielsen,
cash adv. for signs, .50; H. W.
Thielsen, use of car, 7.33.
Miscellaneous Accts. Ed Gro
gan, labor, 20.93; The Capital
Press, printing, 22.30; Earl Snell,
Sec. of State, predatory animal,
500.00; Robert Lee, labor, 39.06;
State Public Welfare Com, blind
assistance, 162.00; State; Public
Welfare Com, blind assistance,
162.00; State Public Welfare Com,
dependent child aid, 1335.20; State
Public Welfare Com, old age as
sistance, 6341.60; Ray J. Stum
bo, commander, relief Mrs. A. G.
Cheney, 15.00; State Ind. Acc
Com, Insurance, 477.87.
Labor: C. A. Baker, 23.92; Ed
ward Fitzgerald, 29.92; A. L. Ha
ger, 23.92; J. F. Hubbard, 23.92;
Arthur Lewis, 23.92; V. C Mc
Donald, 23.92; Myron Mix, 17.94;
Elvin Olsen, 23.92; Ralph O'Brien,
23.92; Lawrence Schroeder, 23.92;
Ross Arthur, 23.92; Frank Diem,
23.92; Wm. Esplain, 23.92; Her
bert Harrison, 23.92; R. G. Hill,
14.95; Robert J. Hill, 5.98; P. D.
Kilpatrick, 11 .96; J. H. Reming
ton, 23.92; Dennis Seely, 23.92;
E E. Winegar, 23.92; Orville
Wright, 23.92; James Matteson,
20.93; Seeley Albertson, chain
man, 76.00; David F. Bates, sur
veying, 119.00; A. D. Graham,
surveying, 164.00; John Hanna,
chairman, 58.00; Robert K. Bar
ry, hauling dirt, 35.25; Harry
Becker, hauling dirt, 37.60; G. R.
Dickenson, hauling dirt, 35.25; E.
E. Hedges, hauling dirt, 35.25;
Gayle Redmond, hauling dirt,
32.90; Joe Uphoff, hauling dirt,
23.50 r Chas. Weisenhaus, hauling
dirt, 37.60.
Lyons News
LYONS Faith Rebekah lodge
held its meeting Wednesday .with
Beulah Lewis acting noble grand.
At "the social hour the birtlidays
for, March and April were ob
served with Mrs. Maude Wise and
Mrs. Mabel Bass being .presented
with . corsages. The committee,
Evelyn Vaughn and Beulah Lewis,
entertained . with ; a ritualistic
spelling match and served refresh-
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Pictured at a United Airlines field near a giant mamliner, here's Stadebakert new Skyway sedan-coupe
for 4L introduced to the west with "flying colors."
Community Clubs
MACLEAY At the last meet
ing of the Community club of
the season, held Friday, plans
were made for the school picnic
to be held May 12 and for a
community picnic to be held on
June 29.
Tom Burton presided, with
Mrs. Wilbur as secretary. The
program included guitar and harp
music, John and Joe Wolf; vocal
solo, Dolores Spelbrink; vocal
solo, Hubert Aspinwall violin
duet, Delbert Johnson and Earl
Erhleman; vocal solo, Dick John
son; skit, Mrs. C. A. Lynds and
Mrs. J. J. McGovern, and or
chestra music, John Wolf, Joe
Wolf, Edward McGovern and
Dick Johnson.
SUNNYSIDE The Commun
ity club me Friday for the last
meeting of the year.
Election of officers for the
coming year resulted as follows:
President, Johnny Neuenschwan
der; vice president, Mrs. Warren
McNeil; secretary -treasurer, Fran
ces Barry; song leader, Gwen
Pearson; sergeant-at-arms, Clif
ford Feller; executive commit
tee, Mrs. Henry Feller, Mrs. Ja
cob Con boy, Miss Lillie Feller
and Roy Sherwood.
A short play was given by
Mrs. Clifford Feller and Mrs.
Jacob Conboy and a reading by
Lei a Conboy.
LINCOLN The final meet
ing of the season for Lincoln
Community club was Friday. Miss
Jean Oake, chairman, presided.
After a round table discussion,
Sunday, May 25, was decided
upon for the last day of school
picnic. Miss Oake will be in
charge and will be assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turnbow
and Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald.
The program Included readings
by Grvetta Cooper and Bobby
Canfield a play by Dolores Mer
rick, Vesta Mae Turnbow, Bobby
Canfield, Albert and Alfred Wil
liams, Richard, Marvin and Wal
ter McDonald, David and Jimmy
"Roles, Genevieve Ashford and
Martha Williams musical num
bers by the Meisinger cowboy
band, Salem.
EOLA The last meeting of the
Eola Community club will be
held Friday with election of of
ficers for next fall.
The meeting will be preceded
by a jitney dinner at 7 o'clock to
raise funds for 4H summer school
scholarships. The committee In
charge of the dinner are Mrs.
Herroll, Mary Youman, Mrs.
Ernest Brunk and Mrs. Ralph
Bliven. Ralph Lautenschlager as
sures a fine program with Dr.
Morris showing motion pictures.
SWEGLE The regular com
munity night meeting will be
held Thursday this Week instead
of Friday. A covered dish dinner
will be served at 7 o'clock and
the election of officers for com
ing year will be held at the busi
ness hour. The entire school pro
gram planned for last week will
be the program for the evening.
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of the Navy Frank Knox warned that -we cannot allow our goods
to be sunk to the Atlantic we ahafl be beaten If we do." Kncac,
sdMMrn sTjeakinr at the dinner, warned his listeners that the XL &
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Now Corporal
Colonel W. Loudin, above, has
been promoted to rank of corporal
in the 15th engineer battalion at
Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Yes,
Colonel is Loudin's first name, in
honor of his grandfather.
Rites Slated
For Thursday
NORTH SANTIAM Funeral
services will be held Thursday
at 2 p.m. at Clough-Barrick for
August Schieman, 73, who died
Monday at a Salem hospital.
Schieman was born in eastern
Germany and came to America
in 1888, shortly afterwards bo
coming a citizen of the United
States and joining the Baptist
church.
He came to North Santiam in
1914 and was married in 1915 to
Bertha Wruch. He is survived by
the following children: Richard,
Otto, Alfred, Josephine, Jesse,
Marie, Myrna, Karlyne, Betty,
Max in e and Marian HetzeL
Bean Pickers Get
Dollar per Hundred
WEST STAYTON At a spe
cial meeting of bean growers for
the Stayton cooperative cannery,
Blue Lake Producers, West Salem,
and the independent growers held
Friday it was voted to pay one
dollar per hundred for bean pick
ing with an additional IS cents
for a bonus.
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Willamette
Valley Briefs
Visit at Lincoln
LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs, K.
E. Neiger had as their weekend
guest, Mrs. Martha Burt, former
Lincoln teacher. Mrs. Burt is now
principal of the Buena Vista
school.
Juniors Are Guests
WOODBURN The Woodburn
Woman's club will entertain the
members of the Junior Woman's
club m the club rooms of the city
library at 8 pjn. Thursday.
Moves to Portland
CLOVERDALE Gordon
Kunke, who has been employed at
Seattle with the Boeing Aircraft
corporation, has been transferred
to the Columbia Aircraft com
pany, Portland.
Attend Funeral
TURNER A large group of
Turner people attended the fu
neral services at Woodburn for
Mrs. Myrtle Stewart, who died- in
Bend. She had been a resident
here for four years, and was
active in Christian church activi
ties. Shower Arranged
PIONEER The Pioneer sewing
club will meet with Mrs. Howard
Coy Wednesday. A shower will be
given for Miss Ara Baldwin,
bride-elect of Willis Keller, Pio
neer.
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What name do you want
the little girl to have and
why?
Do it right now, tomorrow:
will be too late.
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short sentence giving your
reason for choosing it .
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worth 100 if your name b
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Parties Given'
At Oak Point
OAK POINT Mrs. Ellis Lau
derback, Mrs. C C Comstock and
Mrs.; Grove ' Peterson were hos
tesses at the Peterson home for
a luncheon last Tuesday enter
taining the Independence Rural
Woman's club. - Vs-'.
Mr. and Mrs. Orley Brown were
hosts to Nite Hawk Card club
Thursday night. Four tables were
in play with "prizes going to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward . Hamsberger,
Mrs. Joe Rogers, , sr., Mrs. J.
Graber and Mrs. Hugh Rogers.1
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Scott of Independence, Mrs. Hugh
Rogers and Mrs. Emily Lauder
baefc. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C C Comstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Pease and
son Harold of Auburn, Wash,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lavant Pease, from Friday until
Sunday. Mr. Pease is a teacher
in Auburn; also holding a pas
torate in the Seventh Day Ad
ventist church. At the close of
his school Mr. and Mrs. Pease
and son will attend an Adventist
conference in San Francisco and
then go on the Washington, DC,
to complete his course in theology.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rogers and
family entertained members of
the choir and orchestra of the
Nazarene church of Salem Thurs
day. Forty-five guests were pres
ent. School Has
New Record
SALEM HEIGHTS Salem
Heights school 4H clubs, led by
Principal Ira Dueltgen, have this
year surpassed all former rec
ords in the earning of 4H summer
school scholarships.
Fourteen members of the school
clubs are now assured of' a trip
to summer school at Corvallis
and at least three others are ex
pected to receive scholarships.
The club members won. two
blue, nine red and nine white
ribbons at last week's county 4H
show at the state fairgrounds, in
addition to high places in demon
stration events. . '
Valley Events
April 30 Corn Growers meet, cham
ber or commerce, 3 p.m.
May J4 Monmouth lamb ahow.
May IS -Nut Growers' meet. Leb
anon.
Mar 24 Scio fat lamb show. -
June T Marion County fat lamb
show at Turner.
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freedom of action.
tLntfmg Affray isringt
Man to Polk County
Jail; Uond $Z5UU
DALLAS Bertie Lee Tomp-
in the Polk county JaU under
$2500 bond following a knifing '
affray in the early hours Sunday.
Harvey , Lockwood of Grand
Roeade Is in the McMinnville hos
pital as a result of knife wounds.
About 40 stitches were required
to close the wounds allegedly
made by Tompkins.' '
Tompkins appeared in justice
court here Monday and entered
a plea of guilty , to the charge
against him. He was bound to
the grand Jury. ,
Card Party Slated
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