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Ill OKEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, September 11. 1941
Local News Briefs
To Roundup Members of the!
Oregon Mounted Posse, Governor's
' Guard, have been " called ' to en
. train at 6:30 tonight at the South
ern Pacific station lot Pendleton.
Twenty-four Marion county men
will ride at the head of the parade
with the governor each day of the
roundup. Governor Charles A.
Sprague and party are to accom
pany the posse to Pendleton. The
group returns to Salem Sunday
noon. ' ,
Sa v ings insured to $5,000 .00
are earning 3 at Salem Fed
eraL 130 South I.ihertv.
SMIKYBEIi
truck & Transfer
Furniture Moving - Fuel OU
Dally Trips to Portland
Phone 496 285 S. CotUf
Coming Events
, Sept.' ,15 Salem public
schools open. " '
. Sept. 22 -Willamette oniver
sity fall -semester begins.
Man Missing Pat Shattuck, 40,
subject to mental lapses while suf
fering from a nervous breakdown.
wandered away from his father
at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in
downtown Salem, E. G. Shattuck,
the father, has reported to police
The . missing man, last seen at
Broadway and Jefferson, wore a
dark coat and cap, blue bib over
alls and white tennis shoes. He
is 5 ffet 7 inches tall, weighs ap
proximately 150 pounds and has
light brown hair. Persons know
ing where he may be found are
asked to notify city police or his
father, the latter at 1337 North
Winter street. Reported missing
since Sunday is James Monaco,
146 Gerth, West Salem.
Permits Issued Building per
mits representing a total of $4490
to be expended in Salem construc
tion within the next few weeks
were issued Wednesday by the
office of E. C. . BushnelV-city
building inspector. "J t ;" r J
W. L. Osborne Indicated his in
tention to erect a , dwelling, and
garage at 1537 North Winter street
at a cost of $4130; J. M. Glass,' to
reroof a dwelling at 875 Belmont,
$50; S. F. Hendricksen and Anna
Hendricksen, alter and- repair a
private garage at 1125 North 15th;
Chester E. Teeter, alter private
garage at 795 North 20th, $40; JE.
L. Blackerby, reroof a dwelling at
1130 South Liberty,-$150; Harris
Lietz, reroof a dwelling at 2349
Cherry, $25; Don Schaefer, reroof
dwelling at 1547 Mill, $45.
Lutz florist Ph. 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Hutehins to Speak Principal
speaker at the Lions club lunch
eon at the Marion hotel today is
to be Dr. H. C. Hutehins, head of
the department of education at
Willamette university.
Buy Johns-Man ville lifetime roofs.
10 months to pay, no down payment
Ma this Bros- 164 S. Com. P. 4642.
; Cottage ; Purchased Myrton
Moore,' Salem real, estate broker,
reports that Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Dade .have - purchased ' from'' Mr.
and Mrs. C L. Marcy the subur
ban cottage on Morgan avenue,
adjoining the Turner road prop
erty which is still occupied by
the Marcys. The new owners, who
are residents of Cheshire, in Lane
county, do not plan ,to live here,
but have acquired the property
as a rental investment.
Paint, wallpaper sale 164 S. Com'l
- Toastmasteri to Elect W. A.
McAfee, Dr. C. W. Emmons and
W. M. Hamilton, past presidents,
have been named as a committee
to nominate officers for the
Salem Toastmasters club for the
coming half year, President O. D.
f'Frosty" Olson announced Wed
nesday. They are to report at the
club meeting next Tuesday night
at the . Marion hotel.
Thefts Continue Added to the
list ! of I thefts of the. past : few
weeks Wednesday were a car be
longing to Hobart Smith, who told
police it had been .taken some
time in the morning from 'its
parking1; placVhTthe 200 block on
Center j street "An" Indian robe
and: flashlight removed from Vir-
girl Z wicker's car. as ft was-parked
m the 100 block on North Com
mercial, is reported. -. ,
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Hop; pickers wanted Free trans
portation to and from the yard.
Excellent picking. $1.00 per box.
Trucks! leave from McKay's Ga
rage, Goml. at Center Sts., at $:45
each morning and return at 5:30
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Directors Set Meetings The
Salem jYMCA board of directors
meets today for the September
iuncneon ana business session.
The junior board is to meet Tues-
daj at j 7:15 p. m. Members of! the
latter group are Don Yocom,Dale
Bates, Jim Smith, Fritz Anunsen,
BilJ ?oorman Frank Bennett,
Jim Shade, Hichard Yocom and
Robert: Schunke. Six, more I are
to be named soon. -
Buy Johns-Manville- life time
roofs. Mathis Bros., 164 S. Coml.
Ph. 4642.
Gardeners Open Opening
fall meeting of the Salem Men's
Garden club is set for the YMCA
tonight at 8 o'clock, preceded by
, , 1 T 1 ' V-. 1
mi iiuvi uicu uower snow. DpeaK
ers are to be O. C. Welch, dah
lias; Dr. Daniel H. Schulze, tub
erous begonias; W. C. Franklin,
handling of bulbs, and Ernest
Infer, 1 care of the lawn at this
time af year.
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ness College. Complete, modern
equipment. Corner Chemeketa it
Liberty. Phone, 5987.
Out on Ball Max Fallin, ar
rested by city police . Wednesday
on police and justice court war
rants, was released from ; the
county jail Wednesday night after
posting $15 Hbail. tin- municipal
court earlier in the day he had
been fined $l(Konj ant; old traffic
charge against him. He is cited
to appear before Justice Joe Fel-
ton this morning on charges of de
frauding an innkeeper.
Just unpacked large shipment of
millinery. La ; Rose AppareL 455
Court . , I .
Plan Surfacing iRock surfac
ing must go onto the new cut in
the South River road near Roberts
station shortly,: County Commis
sioner Jim Smith and County En
gineer N. C. Hubbs said Wednes
day after inspecting the muddy
stretch where a car and a truck
reportedly were stuck Wednesday
morning.
Enroll now at Th Capital Busi
ness College. 'Complete, modern
equipment Comer1 Chemeketa it
Liberty. Phone 5987.
Robin Attracts Creating con
siderable interest in the vicinity
of 1961 Center, street is a white
robin, according to Davi Kowitz
Night school Mon, Sept 15. Cap
ital Business CQllege. Corner Che
meketa & Liberty. Ph. 5987-
Retiring From Firm-Certificate
of retirement"; from Klingers
lunch has . been filed with , the
county clerk by Ruth Mortimore. -
Ladies have last 'season's felt
expertly remodeled. La Rose Ap
parel. 455 Court"
Meeting Postponed Townsend
club No. 16, meeting scheduled
tnnieht at the F. NJ Berry home.
bis been postponed on account
of sickness.
Night school Mon, Sept 15. Cap
ital Business College. Corner Che
meketa it Liberty. Ph. 5987.
Valsetz Youth Enlists
Lester Howell Douthit Valsetz,
has enlisted in the navy as an
apprentice . seaman and . gone to
the training school at San Diego,
according'' to Chief Quartermas
ter Robert B. Fallon, Salem. -
Former
Woman,
Millford
lODis
Portland; sept kh-M".
Julia Frances Miller, who was
100 years of age August iv, aiea
at the homeT af a daughter here
Tuesday night! ' .
A native of Arkansas, she
crossed the plains in 1847 with
her parents, Beufbrd and EliM-
beth Smith. She lived lor many
years at Millford, near Silverton.
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Obituary
Chamberlin . .
Claude Lemuel ChamberUn, 67.
at the family residence in Jeffer
son, Monday, September, 8... Sur
vived by widow, Mrs. Nettie El
len Chamberlin; daughters, Mrs.
Dorothy TaUmadge and Miss El
eanor Chamberlin ' of Jefferson,
Mm Alfa TrVkTTiAv t I
Calif. ;"lson, Claude Harbert Cham
berlin; sisters, Mrs. Maude ' Rice
of Banks and Mrs. Ellen Smith of I
Vernania; brothers,' Claude Cham
berlin of Portland, -Clarde, Claye'
and Claire : Chamberlin, - all of
Howe Sound, BC. Memorial ser
vices wiH be held from the' Walk
er & Howell chapel Thursday,
September 11, at Zi p. m. Conclud
ing services, in City View ceme
tery.
Todd
Thomas James Todd, at the
residence of, a sister, Mrs. J. R.
Worden, route seven, late resi
dent of Falls City, Oregon. Sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Kath
leen Wilesmith, Vancouver, BC,
and son, Harry B.' Todd of Falls
City; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Grif
fin, Neb., and Mrs. J.'R. Worden,
Salem; brothers, Alex, Archie
and Robert Todd, all of Alberta,
Canada. Services will be held
Thursday, September It, at 10:30
a. m., from Clough-Barrick chap
el with interment in the I OOF
cemetery, Rev. J. J. Gillespie of
ficiating. . '
Sherwin
j : r raiiK. jmiioix anerwin, ai me
I residence, 1647 Winona Court, Sa
lem, Monday, September 8, at the
age of 65 years. Husband of Mrs.
Florence Sherwin of Salem; fath
er of Mrs. Kenneth C. Perry of
Salem, Mrs. Frank Mihnos of
Portland, Howard T. Sherwin of
New ! York City, and Dr. Richard
N. Sherwin of Prineville; brother
of Mrs. Arthur H. Stoll and How
ard H. Sherwin, .both of Oxnard,
Calif. Survived also by foui
grandchildren. Services will be
held Thursday, Sept 11, at 2:30
pjn.,, from Clough-Barrick chapel,
with Rev. H. C. Stover officiating.
Concluding services will be in
Belcrst Memorial p?-1- '
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At a local hospital September
9, William Johnson, at the age of
77 years. Survived by one son,
Kerley Johnson of Salem, and a
niece, Mrs. Ola Kirk, Greenville,
Tenn., and four grandchildren
Services to be held Thursday,
Sept 11, at 1:30 pm at Rose Lawn
funeral home. Interment at Lin
coin : Memorial park, .Portland.
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Many here aided by Sono
tone Service Center. Next
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wiU make his. regular visit to
Salem on September 42th and
13th, with hours from 9 ajn'.
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