The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 06, 1942, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFAGS SIX 'lie CCLGCN STATIZIIArr. Cs!s, Oregon. Friday Hominy, tZssch 8. It 12 Judge Page Orders Defendant In Check Case to Be Brought Into Court; Bond Raise Seen Sureties for L. AL McFarland, charged with issuing, spurious checks, were Thursday ordered by Judge E. M. Page to produce McFarland In court at 10 a.m., March 9. The order was filed along with a motion by District Attorney Miller B Hayden for Increase in McFarland a bail bond. which : .was originally fixed at 1750. -When the bond was fixed, de fendant was believed .to hay written but twa or three NSF checks; since that time, according to Hayden's affidavit, checks on the Mill City bank have mounted to 10 aggregating $721.39 in addi tion to an undetermined number on a Qy'w" county bank, and McFarland has disappeared, CIRCUIT COURT Mike Farsegian vs. J ohn 3. Roberts it Company and John J, Roberts: demurrers. O. B. Putnam vs. R, J. Herrall in his capacity as' receiver of Herrall -Owen company; order based; on stipulation dismisses case with prejudice and without costs to either party. , Harriet Winkenwerder vs. Coca Cola Co. and Coca Cola-Bottling Co. of Salem; Judgment order for plaintiff in sum of W25 together with costs of $34.50. , State vi. Yarborough and State vs. Hetland; both defendants ar raigned under indictment and cases continued to March 7 : for entry of pleas. ,': " Hansen & Rowland,' Inc., Vs. L. E. Goodman and Ross Good man; answer contains general de nials. Mary D o c k i n s vs. Orme L. Dockins; formal decree of divorce gives plaintiff custody of minor child and $25 a month support money together with specified household goods. Esther W. Jingozian vs. Harry Jingozian; complaint for divorce, alleges desertion and asks res toration of name Esther W, Nel son; married at Goldendale, Wash, November 4, 1937,,. George L. Teuscher vs. Howard Stubblefield; final report by E. J. Church as receiver for The Shoe Clinic11 in partnership, dissolution shows payment of $210.72 to each party after making other dis bursements; clinic purchased by Stubblefield early this year on a bid of $1490. PROBATE COURT ' Myrtie Scott estate; George D. Scott named administrator; Adolph Heater,- J. W. Phillips and Henry Peters appointed ap praisers.; . - C H. Robertson estate; ap praised toy H. V. Gotnpton, E. C. Appersort,- W. B." Morse, Lester Barr and ?W. J. Busick at $33, 243.12;' order provides for wid ow's allowance of $3500 for one year ,to Viola M. Robertson. Ralph W. Bames estate; Esther B. Barnes, , widow, -named- ad ministratrix of estate consisting of 125 snares second preferred cap ita stock and 75 of co m m o n capital stock in Columbia River Paper company. Delia Smallwood estate; . ap praised at $1950 by C. W. Nist, O. Goodman and Helen Codington. Henry F. Shanks estate; ap praised at $11,838 in real property by B. L. Wright,- W. C. Barber and B. F. Corwin. . George M. . Campbell estate; will admitted to probate; First National bans; named executor; Eugene B. Grabenhorst, Frank H. Speers and Ernest Miller named appraisers. , , . MARRIAGE LICENSES O. C McDowell, 50, butcher, 164 South Commercial street, Sa lem, and June M. Jigger, 2 housekeeper, route one, Brooks, i Joseph L Devers, ' Jr., 24, at torney, Portland, and Helen Wied mer, 24, stenographer, 590 North Cottage street, Salem. Earl C. Hagerman, 27, sailor, route one, Corvallis, and Hollis Glee Martin, 26, bakery clerk, 2015 State street, Salem. MUNICIPAL COURT John L. Counts, ; 2308 Mason itreet, improper license, fined $1. Gordon E. Tower, 360 East Mil ler street, failure to stop, fined $2.50,.. . LeRoy Hamilton, 255. Garden road, allowing unlicensed person to 'drive auto, fined' $5. ? Rufus Leatherwood, Port- Ah' geles. Wash, - drunk, ten-days sentence suspended. Pierre J. Blessing, Salem route seven, failure to stop, paid $2.50 bail. Boys' Camps To Continue War developments will not se riously curtail the summer camps of the Pacific coast area, Carl Greider, director of Salem YMCA's Camp Silver Creek, re ported Thursday on his return from the meeting of the Pacific Camping association at Santa Barbara, Calif. Only a few camps are In areas restricted, Greider said. Others will increase their activities be cause of crowding near defense industries and may branch into work camps for the harvests. Al though camps will continue to train boys for ruggedness and endurance, the conference gave a definite "no" to military training, in accord with advice from mili tary officials. 'Preparation -for emergencies such as evacuations, however, was stressed. Seniors Veto Caps, Gowns In a poll taken in senior class home rooms at the senior high schopl this week, class members voted to wear formats and suits instead of caps and gowns as sug gested,. ... Sample cards were distributed to the. senior home rooms last Monday and the styles, lettering and ordering of them were dis cussed by a member of the class. The cards will be ordered On March 17. Graduation announcements are a "very conservative and dignified style of announcement," according io miss Carolyn Wilson, senior ad viser. . Indian Authority speaks in Salem On Wednesday Dr. W. A. Petzoldt nationally known missionary : and lecturer, ana ior za years superintendent of Indian missions on the Crow In dian reservation in Montana, will appear at the Calvary B a p t i a t church Wednesday night at 7:30. Dr. Petzoldt is an authority on the Indian. Under direction of the Indian office in Washington and New York City his group made a research survey of all the Indian reservations in the United States, participated in many-Indian coun cils, visited and studied , tribes in Canada and Mexico. 1 . i He spends several months each year lecturing and giving address es and has appeared repeatedly on programs of national and state conventions. His name is to the "Who's Who In America and the honorary degree of doctor of di vinity was conferred on him by Linfield college in 1929. In some of the larger cities he has spoken, through interpreters, to audiences of 13 foreign speaking groups. The public is invited to hear Dr. Petzoldt, according to Rev. Edward L. Allen, pastor of Cal vary Baptist church. Income Tax Trouble? Try This 4 ' 'M'l r I 1 ' A ' k i JL'. trci'.'s v. :Lh'r5ur i:.c:r.s t:x r-.'.urn? Then -hy not take a tip" -i 'r.' 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