Local News Briefs
Whlt Cloth Wanted Contri
butions of old sheets, white shirts
and other good-sized pieces of
white cotton cloth are sought by
Marlon county chapter, American
Red Cross, for use as emergency
bandages, it has been announced
at chapter offices. Squads of first
aid workers have been organized
in every district of Salem and
each squad's captain is to have in
his or her home packages of clean
and sterilized emergency band
ages. Only requirement for gifts
of this sort to the organization is
that they be clean, white cotton
or linen; a committee of women
is to sterilize and prepare the
Danaages. Similar squads and
committees are to be araanireA
shortly in other communities of
the county, Olive Doak Bynon,
Marlon chapter secretary, said
Wednesday. .
Lutz florist Ph. 9592. I2'fl N. Lib.
Improvement Requested Coun
ty Engineer N. C. Hubbs was
Wednesday directed bv Pnuntv
Judge Grant Murphy to have a
nonskid surface laid over plank
ing on a bridge south of Marion
on the Marion-Jefferson highway
Cars are skidding there during
current frosty weather, one army
truck having gone into a ditch, the
judge said. The road itself has a
fair nonskid surface, it was said
Wednesday m the engineer's of
fice, but the bridge is slippery and
a curve leads into one approach
tending to make driving difficult
for those "not familiar with the
route.
Coming Events
Dee. 12 DeMolay members
conduct Salem city government.
Dec. 15 Bill of Rights day.
Dec 17 Willamette univer
sity band concert.
Dec 24 First day of Christ
mas vacation, Salem public
schools.
Dec 25 Christmas day.
Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Thursday Morning December 11. 1941
Permits Issued The city build
ing department Wednesday issued
permits to V. A. Harmer to re-
roof dwelling at 1105 South, Liber
ty street, $120; First Christian
church to reroof church building
at 390 North High street $465: H.
B. Koehler to reroof dwelling at
1443 South Commercial street
$110: Fay Gooch to erect one-storv
dwelling and garage at 2375 Shel-
ton street $1000; Mrs. Belle Carle-
son to repair dwelling at 2255
Trade street, $25.
Savings Insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3 at Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Cable Blazes A short circuit
in an electric appliance which had
not been used for some time caus
ed a blaze which damaged the
Electric cable early Wednesday
morning at the Floyd Miller resi
dence, 2090 South High street.
Equipment from the south Salem
station answered the call.
The Better Bedding Store sug
guests Kenwood Blankets as the
finest expression of the Christmas
season for year round practical
use.
imuatea Bill Fillmore of Sa- Licence im vnwr
lem, junior in chemical engineer-1 marriage licenses have been is-
ing at Oregon State college, was 6ueu Jennew ueorge ciymer
recently initiated into Sigma Del- and Jean Smitn both of Lebanon;
ta Chi, national honor society in Martin XeRoy Bennett and "Enid
juuniaiism. ine memoers oi big-I "--. unn, wui oi iuvu,
ma Delta Chi are elected from "JU "wrence Auen Turpin, lie
outstanding students on school Danont and Martie Evaliene Hout
publications and the society has 111811 of Albany-
Z f!rrte PreS, Hease any, man - Mark Twain
Sent Z 5 YWomdng shirts $1.75 & $2.00. Sizes 14 to
student in beginnmg journalism i8. a. A. Qothing Co.
each term. '
t i 4 , , . Called to Tillamook Delia
?3vf ; cmcn ieJr Ruth Miller, student at Capital
tllL T S R00m TakC Business Salem was
vuacu mj iuiamwK weonesaay
Named Leader J. Warren because of be illness of her fa
Smith, Portland business man of ther L. Miller. Her brother
this city, has been elected cresi- California and sister from
dent of the Young Men's council ,asJUilsu;n were ais0 called. An-
of the East Side Commercial club, other sister fa Honolulu.
Oregon's second largest civic or- Bargains that will surprise you
gamzation. Smith is well-known in men's suits and top coats. O.
iciuciiia ana Business k. Cleaners and Tailors,
persons. His installation will be
Meetinr Canceled Marion
county American Legion council
will not meet at Stayton Friday
night as scheduled, Irl McSherry,
secretary, announced Wednesday.
No meetings will be held until
further notice.
Residence Based Plans have
not been definitely made for con
struction, on the northwest cor
ner of Center and Church streets,
where the former residence of the
late Dr. S. A. Davis Bean is be
ing razed. Owner of the property
U Walter C. Winslow, Salem at
torney. Auction Sat, Woodry's Mart.
Taxes Turned Over Turnovers
of $7.93 for the 1927 tax roll and
of $2816.40 collected from the
1933 tax roll have been made
this week by the sheriffs office
to the county treasurer, according
to reports filed with County Clerk
Harlan Judd.
Delta Phi rummage sale WCTU
hall, Friday Saturday.
Brand new $35 size 40 tailor' made
top coat $25. Dont miss it O. K.
Cleaners and Tailors.
Withdraws From Store Notice
of his withdrawal from the Car
son pharmacy was filed Wednes
day with the Marion county clerk
by Wendell Batt
Elks' charity show tonight
held on December 18.
Rummage sale, Wed., Thurs. Nel
son Bldg. High School Band Par
ents club.
Gas Ruling Made The Ore
gon gasoline tax; is applicable to
aicA u l ii n j li ii vr i in ih i iipi v cnin th i ti..ii v ...
7. ruuer .urusnes. tiifts that are
iZ TTnT , Jomractors useful and appreciated. Phone
with the United States govern- Fuller Brush Co 5391
ment m all cases jn which the
contract does not provide for such Auto Stolen H. D. Robertson,
fuel being sold direct to the gov- 2145 North Commercial street, re-
ernment, Attorney General I. H. ported to city police the theft
Van Winkle ruled Wednesday. Wednesday morning of his car
Offers Services - Secretary of L Terminal Ice and
State Karl SnoU w,i.. . Cold storae company.
twM.W.. II bUllWUHJ Vi
fered the services of his depart- Lions Book Pastor Pastor Guy
ment and his personal cooperation L- Drill of the First Christian
to Brie. Oen Alvin C RuVor church is slated tft aHHreca the Sa.
commander of the Oregon state fen Lions club Thursday noon at
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Tehkles Collide Autos' drirea
by Ernest Johnson, Kennewick,
Waxh, and Gwendolyn M. Over
man, 1597 Lee street, collided
Tuesday at Capitol and Center
streets.
Black-out! Head lights "blued."
Wind and rain proof job for 75c
PhU, the fender-man. 287 S. Com!
guard.
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from BISHOP'S . . .
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in
the Marion hotel. His tonic will
be "Thinking Christmas."
Obituary
Yeayer
In this city, Monday. December
8, Clem Yeager. aged 75 vears.
late resident of 589 NorthHigh
street. Brother of Mrs. Ella Ben
der of Terre Haute, Ind. Services
will be held in the chapel of the
W. T. Rigdon company Thursday,
December 11, at 1:30 p. m. Rev.
Guy L. Drill will officiate. Con
cluding services in IOOF ceme
tery.
Shanks
Henry F. Shanks, at his home.
195 South Cottage street. Salem.
Tuesday, December 9, at the age
of 68 years. Survived bv wife.
Mrs. Josephine Shanks of Salem;
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Hurst,
and brother-in-law. J. W. Marv-
field, both of Silverton; also four
nephews and one niece. Services
will be read Friday. December
1 12, at 2 p. m. from the Cloueh-
Barrick chapel with Dr. Fred
Taylor and Dr. J. C. Harrison of
ficiating. Ritualistic services bv
Salem lodge No. 4. AF & AM.
Concluding services at City View
cemetery.
Christenson
Isaac Christenson. late ofKinss
Valley, at a local hospital No
vember 9, at the age -of 39 years.
Funeral announcements later by
the Walker and Howell Funeral
home.
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Dorrance
Sergeant Delmer W. Dorrence.
late resident of 425 North Cot
tage street, at the age of 23 years.
Member of 15th infantry at Fort
Lewis and had served in the
Hawaiian Islands. He is survived
by his mother, Mrs. N. E. Dor
rance of San Francisco; sisters,
Eleanor Dorance and Mrs. Arlie
Downs, both of Salem. Military
services Thursday at 2 p. m. at
nose Lawn chapel. Concluding
services at IOOF cemetery.
Munkers
W. S. Munkers. former resi
dent of Salem, at Holtville. Calif-
Saturday. December 6. at the aee
of 61 years. Brother of Mrs. Nelle
Burgette of Nehalem, Mrs. Mar
garet Henderson of Chehalis.
Wash., Mrs. Cora Teter of Salem
and Mrs. Aenene Barrick of Al
bany; survived also by four
nieces. Announcement of services
later by Clough-Barrick company,
goo
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Arnold
Jesse Homer Arnold, late resi
dent of Salem, at Whipple. Ariz.
Thursday, December 4, at the age
of 68 years. Survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Oscar Evans and
i
Miss Esther Arnold, both of Sa
lem: sons. Dorn Arnold of Mid
way islands, and Lloyd Arnold
of Salem: brothers. Mose E. Ar
nold of Portland, Schuyler Arnold
of Prescott, Wash.; sisters, Mrs
Charles White and Mrs. Ruth
Eccles, both of Olympia, Wash-
Mrs. J. N. Taeeard and Miss
Polly Ann Arnold, both of Berk
eley, Calif.: also three erandchil
dren. Services will be held Thurs
day,. December 11. at 1:30 o. m.
from the Clough-Barrich chape
with Rev. H. C Stover officiat
ling. Concluding services will be
I in Bel crest Memorial park.
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IWUkerson
Mrs. Rebecca Wilkerson.
years. 11 months and 10 days old.
Survived by children, Mrs. Alma
McWhorter and Leonard Wilker
son of Salem, Miles and Maurice
wuserson ox Cambridge, Idaho;
grandchildren. " ' Hue - Wilkerson.
I Harry McWhorter and Lois Knox
ox saienv LlzzleLittle of Klam
ath Falls. Nellie Gausted of Port
land: seven grandchildren In IdaH
I ho; three great grandchildren and
two great great grandchildren.
Funeral, services ' Friday, Decem
ber 12. at 1:30 t. m. from Walker
and Howell Funeral home. yZ t
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