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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1942)
PAGE EIGHTEEN Th OREGON STATESMAN. Satan, Oregon. t'rAdaf Morning. May 8. 1942 Wells Road to Be Improved INDEPENDENCE Work is ex . pected to start immediately upon improving the Independence Wells road. Thursday night at a meeting in Portland the state highway commission decided to take over the road and put it in first-class condition to be used as a diversion road for Camp Adair. Polk and Benton counties and the city of Independence waived . all rights to the road. It includes First street in Independence and continues. directly south of town. It is hoped that it will relieve the traffic on the highway between Salem and Albany. , ' Immediate plans provide - for $3500 to , be . spent ' in improving the bridge over the Luckiamute river and $2500 to improve the Berry Creek: bridge. Jefferson People To Visit Seattle . , - . - ', i : JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phelps will motor to Seattle, Sunday for a visit with their son, . Francis who is attending an avia tion machinist school. Their son, Gerald Phelps , and family will join' them in Portland. J. T. Jones accompanied his granddaughter, Mrs. Gloria' Mal lory, to Tacoma, Wash., where -they attended a baseball game be tween ' the Tacoma and Vancou ver, BC, teams. Mallory is a mem ber of the team. Mrs. Mallory has been staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wadsworth at Harrisburg. Consider Censor Office ! in West .V mi, V :- : - - "3 -v: -'-i. lise .-. - f . -v t John Sorrells (left), assistant censor under Byron Price, Is pictured with Paul Leake, collector of customs at the port of San Francisco, while attending a meeting with newspaper executives there recent ly to discuss generally the advisability of establishing- a western office for the government's censorship f auctions. Sorrells landed the cooperation given his department by the western press. Appointed to Teaching Staff GERVAIS Florence DuRette Saalfeld has been elected to a po sition on the high school teaching staff for next year. Mrs. Saalfeld graduated from Gervais high school in the class of 1932. She taught two years at Central Point before her marriage about three years ago. Baccalaureate Services Set TURNER ' The baccalaureate services for .the 1942 Turner high school graduating class . will be held on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Methodist church, with Rev. John Mitchell, pastor of the church, de livering the sermon. Other churches of , the town will partic ipate in the program. The seniors to be honored include Versa Hick man, Lorena ' McLerran, Ruth Bones, Gladys Sunderland, Ruth Davis, Eleanor Fowler andrWilbur Cox. This is the smallest graduat ing class at Turner in a number of years. ' Final First Aid ? Examinations Held . 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