The OEEGOXI STATESMAN. Scdm: Oreejoa. Sunday Morning, October 19, 1811
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Local News Briefs
Mothers to MeetThe Univer
sity of Oregon Mothers will hold
the first fall meeting on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Walter Spaulding, 1720 Court
street. A 1 o'clock luncheon will
precede the business session.
Lutz florist Ph. 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Sims Extradition Gov. Charles
A. Sprague Saturday authorized
the extradition of Joe J. Davis,
who is wanted at j Atlanta, Ida,
lor first degree burglary. He is
under arrest at Baker.
Savings insured to $3,000.00
are earning 3 at Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Libertr.
Union Bays Bond Members of
Salem Local 1065, United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America, reported Saturday . their
organization had bought a $5000
aeiensebond.
For sale, 37 Fly Sedan. Ph. 4387.
.- Skooknm Water Wanted Anna
C. Sprogis, Aurora route one. has
applied to the state engineer for
a permit to appropriate one-fourth
second foot of water from a spring
tributary to Skookum lake for ir
rigation of 20 acres of land in
Marion county.
Sunday i m o r n 1 n g
worshippers at First.
Presbyterian church
are requested to read
the four chapters of
MALACHI
In Advance
Aadit Bill In A bill for $1412.-
67 for an audit of the county books
covering the period from January
to December 31, 1941, and in
cluding balancing of the tax rolls,
has been- submitted by the divi
sion of audits of the secretary of
state's office to Marion county
court
Buy Johns-Manville lifetime roofs.
18 mos. to pay, no down payment
Mathis Bros, 164 S. Com. P. 4642.
Sells Home Alfred S. Mont
gomery of the state tax commis
sion has sold his country home
on Candalaria Heights, through
the office of Myrton Moore to
George M. Sell, sr. Mr. and Mrs.
Montgomery and their family
have moved and have taken up
residence in their home on. North
18th street
Shampoo finger waves . $1.00 Ph.
5033. Mitzi Gray Beauty Shop
Certificate Received Certifi
cate of the election of George
Bernard Noble, Reed college fac
ulty, Portland, as state senator
from Multnomah county to suc
ceed Nan Wood Honeyman, who
has resigned, was received at the
state , department here Saturday
from the Multnomah county board
of commissioners. Noble will serve
until after the next general elec
tion. Mrs. Honeyman has accept
ed a federal position.
Purse Lost A purse containing
driver's license and $20 was lost,
probably at the City Ice works
while she was helping store meat
in a locker, Mrs. Harvey Peterson
of route 4 has reported to city
police.
Communism, its principles and
program, is lecture theme Sunday
at 7:30, Congregational church.
Cottage and Marion. R. A. Hut
chinson, speaker. , ' '
F USEE LECTURE
New Income Tax Law
Will Be the Subject of a Talk to Be Given by
MR. JAMES DUTTON
MONDAY NIGHT AT 7:30
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Liberty 'and Chemeketa Sts., Salem
Officers Elected Parents of the
Salem Junior band elected the
following officers at a meeting
held on Friday night Art John
son, president; Hal Hjort, vice-
president; Joe Hassenstab, treas
urer; Mrs. Nina Baggett secre
tary; Joe Johnston, Frank Shaf
fer, Art Perts, executive officers.
A Halloween party is planned for
the November meeting.
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Night school $6 a month; 3 months
$16.50. Capital Business College,
Liberty & Chemeketa Sts. Phone
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"Bug" Club P 1 a n n e d First
"bug club In Marion county,' ac
cording ; to ; County Club Leader
Wayne Harding is that in process
of organization at Central Howell
where a group of 4H club 'mem
bers propose to study entomology
and insect pests as they are-rela
ted to horticulture and agriculture.
County Agent Robert Rieder, who
has specialized in this branch of
his science, has promised assist
ance. -- - ; w:,y: j y-
Class Reopens The WPA sew
ing class is scheduled to resume
winter activities Monday" night
October 20, in room 3M of the old
high school building, it was an
nounced Saturday. - Class hours
will be from 7 to 10 each Monday
night: instruction is free and the
class is open to the public.
Judge to Travel County Judge
Grant Murphy, in his capacity as
deputy grand master of Odd Fel
lows, plans to spend next week
visiting eastern Oregon lodges.
His itinerary takes him to Wal
lowa for a joint meeting of Wal
lowa and Enterprise lodges Mon
day night; Pendleton and Over
land lodges at Pendleton, Tuesday
Heppner and Lexington at Hepp-
ner, Wednesday; lone and Morgan
at Morgan, Thursday; Milton and
Freewater at Freewater, Friday;
Rebekah convention at Redmond,
Saturday.
Driving Calif. 2 pass. Ph. 6810.
Exam Schedule Physical ex
aminations will be given on Mon
day morning at Gervais by the
Marion county department of
health. A milk and food handlers
clinic will be held at the health
office Monday afternoon between
1:30 and 3 o'clock. Physical ex
aminations .will be given all day
at the Eugene Field school in Sil-
verton on Tuesday and an infant
clinic will be held at the health
office from 10 to 11 o'clock in
the morning on Thursday. The
regular immunization clinic will
be conducted Saturday morning
between 9 and 11 o'clock at the
health department
Cars C 1 1 1 d e Automobiles
driven by Ervin Joseph Sisk, 475
South 18th street and Juanita
Louise Phillips, 13S5 Hines street
collided at the intersection of 14th
and Mill streets during the noon
hour Saturday. No one reported
was injured. y.; "K
Soldier Injure d When Sgt
D. C. Carter of the 648th ordnance
detachment stationed at the fair
grounds with the advance guard
for next . week's air maneuvers,
swerved a truck to avoid collision
Saturday afternoon with another
car he ran off the road, and re
ceived minor injuries.-according
to city first aid men." Carter," tak
en to the fairgrounds after first
aid had been, administered, was
immediately removed to Vancou
ver, Wash, by , the medical offi
cer in charge here."'
are to be made Monday night at
the regular meeting of Townsend
dub No. 2 for a special program
honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Compton on their 53rd wedding
anniversary, officers, of the club
announced Saturday,
Rent mod. 4 tm. hse. 948 Norway.
Thefts. Reported Miss Ruth
Garrett 345 South Winter street
has reported to police' that while
Permits Issued Building per
mits issued, by City. Building In
spector t E." C. Bushnell's -office
were listed Saturday for Carl E.
Johnson, repair . room at 345. South
Capitol, $30; Arthur Pickering, al
ter and repair garage at 812 North
20th, $50; G. 1. Putnam, reroof ga
rage 'at 1245 C h e m e k e t a, $50;
Wesley Schrunk, erect dwelling
and garage at 2560 Myrtle, $2500;
Mrs. Inez Elford, erect garage and
woodshed, at 1251 Howard, $250;
B. W, Bunn, repair and . reroof
dwelling at, 1085 North 18th, $210;
A. J. Taylor, build garage at 2009
Center, $60; W F.. Harris, alter
dwelling at 860 South 13th, $50;
Childs it Miller, reroof dwelling
at 1040 North 17th, $197.
Shoplifter Sought City police
Saturday night were watching for
a middle-aged man who early Sat
urday afternoon took a mackinaw
coat from the Montgomery Ward
store, was followed by Al idassen,
clerk at the store, dropped the
coat in an alley and fled.
Cladeks in Accident Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Cladek of 1435 North
18th street returned to Salem Sat
urday instead of proceeding to
their beach home at Oceanlake
after a car driven by Otto F. May,
route 1, Dallas, had forced their
automobile into a bank six miles
beyond Dallas, Cladek said Sat
urday night May was turning into
a side road, according to Cladek,
who reported that fenders of his
car were mashed and that Mrs.
Cladek received several minor
cuts and bruises in the accident
which occurred at 4:30 p. m.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for all their kindness and
for floral tributes in our recent
sorrow. Mrs. Pearl Patterson,
Charles and Norman.
P I a a Program Arrangements street October 17, Edward Frank
lin Blessing, aged 69 years. Hus
band of Bonnie Amanda Blessing
and father ' of Mrs. Thelma M.
Andresen of Salem; brother ; of
Marshall Blessing of Portland and
Mrs. Walter N. Brown ofMcMinn
viHe. Services will be held in the
chapel of the W. T. Rigdon com
pany Monday, October 20, at 120
p. m. Dr. J. C Harrison will of
ficiate and ritualistic services will
be at Belcrest Memorial park by
her car was parked near the inter
section: of High and Ferry; streets Salem lodge No. 336 Bl P. O. E.
oerween a ana 3 p. m. JSTiaay
a coat, a glove and. a cotton blan
ket were taken' from it '
A free lecture on the new' income
tax j Jaw .will; be t giveriwbyJ Mr.
James 'Dutt6n on Mbn.' evening at
7:30- at the Capital Business Col
lege,' Liberty and Chemeketa sts!
Business . courses . under, expert j
guidance at the" Capital Business
College, Liberty & Chemeketa Sts,
PhonA RQR7 '
Brand !
Edna E. Brand, 67, Saturday at
her home at 564 Hood street Sur
vived by husband ; CarL Brand;
two daughters, Mrs Hazel Buck
her, Salem, and Mrs. 4Carl Ruth
erford,' Silverton; a son, Arthur
M. Herren, Anchorage, . Alaska;
two sisters, Mrs. Charles , Blaze
and Mrs. F. H. Weir, both of Sa
lem; and two grandchildren, Ken
neth and Stanley u Rutherford of
Silverton. Funeral arrangements
later by Clough-Barrick. - : y" y y
Adams , --
At Marshfield, .Oregon, Friday,
October 17, 1941, at the age of S3
years, Mrs. Margaret Adams. Sur
vived by daughters, Mrs., Lena
Sumpter . of Marshfield, Oregon,
Mrs. Bernice Grabenhorst of Sa
lem, Oregon, Mrs. Nellie Moore
of W, Salem," O r e g on; sons,
George G. Adams of Salem, Ore
gon, Cahrles L Adams of Salem,
Oregon, Robert L. Adams of Sa
lem, Oregon, Clarence Adams of
I New Albany, Ind. y y
Qbituary
Johnson s :A ? .
Gust Johnson,- late; resident of
Medford, Oregon, - died at - a ' local
hospital October. IS at the. age of
53 .years.;' Survived Jby , three sis
ters, Mrs. - Marie Silver, " Seattle,
Wash4 Hilda ; Stable, New York
city, and Anna Lotvoner, Finland. I
Funeral' announcements later by
Walker-Howell funeral home.'
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Johnson
: William Ellsworth Johnson, at
his residence, route two, Silverton,
Thursday, October 16, at the age
of 76 years. Husband of Mrs. Eva
C Johnson, Silverton; father of
Mrs. Lois . Renter, Los Angeles,
Mrs.' Delia Hayden, Salem, Mrs.
Alta Kreuger, Portland, Mrs. Alice
Matheny, Chico, Calif, Miss Alma
Johnsoi ; Silverton, Ivan E. John
son, Portland, William E. and J.
FJdon Johnson, both of Salem;
brother of Mrs. Emma Kruckman,
of Sioux City, la.; survived also
by five grandchildren. J Services
will be held Monday, October 20,
1941 at 2 p. m. from the chapel
of Clough-Barrick. Co, with in
terment at Belcrest Memorial
Park, Rev. Guy L. Drill officiating.
Blessing
At the
residence, 545 Hood
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our grate
ful thanks to all those who were
so helpful to us during the illness
and death of our beloved husband
and father; to Larson & Son Fu
neral home, the Rev. Edward Ter
ry, the singers and all others who
so kindly assisted at the services,
and for the lovely floral offerings.
Mrs. Mary McGrew and family.
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