ThM OBEGOJl STATESMAN. Sataa. Ortgon, Sunday Morning. l!ay 17. 1942
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Local News Briefs
; Members Added F. D. Thiel
sen, chamber of commerce mana
ger," this week added 11 new
names' to the membership " list
ifew members a r e : Associated
Employers of Oregon Dan Hay,
ciihager, Marion hotel; Henry's
Photo 'I shop Henry Mille, 439
State;' The Square Deal second
hand store, W. Choen, 236 Che
xneketa; M. E. Eby, photographer,
'422 State; Ilovard Corset shop,
E. Howard, 131 North High; Mrs.
R. A. Johnson, motel jjpperator,
2673 Portland road; C. G. Sump
ter, barber, 2545 Portlajbd road;
Little French shop, ladies' appar
el, 175 North High; L.'C. Mar
shall, physician, 329 Oregon build
ing; Russell Bright, ". used furni
ture, 453 Court; Salem Bargain
house, I. Saffron, hardware and
plumbing supplies.
. Luts florist. Ph. 8592 1276 N. Ub
; Water Sought G e o r g e W.
Strange, Banks, Saturday filed
application in the state engineer's
'office to appropriate .02 second
foot 1 of water- from an unnamed
spring and reservoir for domestic
purposes 'and irrigation in Wash
ington county. , Wallace Duvall,
Hebo, would appropriate .23 sec
ond foot of water from Three
Rivers for the irrigation of 18
acres in Tillamook county.
Two Die in Industry There
were two fatalities in Oregon due
to industrial accidents during the
week ended May 14, the state in
dustrial accident commission re
ported Saturday. The victims
were Roscoe Robert Wurm,
Springfield, faller, and Russell N
Babb, Stayton, choker, injured
April 27. There were 831 Indus
trial accidents reported during the
week.
Coming Events
May 17 "1 Am an American"
day.' " '. r " ;-"
May 19, 20 Anaaal Chema
wa Indian school pageant, '
May 26 First Marios county
budget meeting. - :
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Savings Insured to" $5,000.00
are earning 3V4 at Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Liberty
Film To Be Shown At a pub
lic meeting at the Brush College
school house Monday night at 8
o'clock the film, "Fighting Incen
diary Bombs," will be shown. The
film has been loaned by the army
and is distributed through the
Oregon civilian defense council.
The film is of vital importance to
the community for protection of
the home.
Licenses Issued Licenses for
marriage issued at Vancouver,
Wash., include those to Lloyd
Mitchell, Salem route six, and
Edythe Medley, 247 South Cot
tage street; Barrel Cyrus and
Rose Baker, both oi Albany;
Leonard . Weatherford, Stayton
and Irene Demaris, Prineville;
and Samuel Meebler, Albany, and
Dorothy Johnson, Aumsville.
For Home Loans see Salem Fed-
eraV 130 South Liberty.
Assigned to Linn Lee Trent,
formerly on duty at Pendleton and
John Day, has been assigned to
duty in Linn county in the game
division of the state police, tak
ing the place left vacant by the
resignation of Paul Williams.
Trent has been with the state
force f or six years.
Special, suit $25, - single ' pants
$7.75; 2-pc. suit $22. Other suits
$38 & up. Moshers, 474 Court
Obituary
Fontaine
In this city, May 15, Joseph Ga
jfelel Fontaine, late of Jefferson,
Oregon; age 66 years; husband of
Mamie W. Fontaine;, father of
Miss Marjorie E. Fontaine of Jef
ferson, and Mrs. A. H. Atterbury
of Eugene; cousin of Mr. Henry
A. Cornoyer of Salem and Mrs.
, Milo -Atterbury of Albany. Mr.
Fontaine was a member of the
Maecabee lodge. Funeral services
.will be held Monday, May 18, at
2 p.m. at the Methodist church,
Jefferson, under the direction of
the W. T. Rigdon Co. Rev. Ed
ward Terry of Silverton will offi
ciate, assisted by Rev. M. D. Med
lin of Jefferson. Concluding serv
ices at Mt. Cres Abbey Mausole
um, Salem, with entombment.
I wish to thank all my friends for
supporting me as county' commit
sioner Roy J. Rice. ' r : '
Sprague . Appoints Attorneys-
Appointment of Teunis J. Wyers,
Hood River, as district attorney
of Hood River' county to succeed
Ercel L. King, resigned, was an
nounced by Goy. Charleys A.
Sprague Saturday. Wyers already
has been serving as acting prose
cutor. The governor also an
nounced the appointment of Her
bert D. Dewart as district attor
ney pro tern for Curry" county
and C. " T. Godwin as district at
torney pro tern for Baker county,
Godwin takes the place of Arvin
O. Robb,: who is in military serv
ice. -
We have, received another ship
ment of Hamilton-Beach mixers
Yeater Appliance Co., 255 North
T.ihprtv
Meeting Place Chanced Nu
trition class which regularly meets
at the Capital Business college on
Monday nights will meet this
Monday at the senior high school
at 8 o'clock with the instructor,
Mrs. Gladys Jensen. A talk will
be given by Thomas Ornsdorf of
the food products department,
Oregon State college. He will dis
cuss the handling of frozen vege
tables.
First Aid Given When a cof
fee maker blew apart Friday
burning the face of Mrs. C A.
Frame, 1135 Mill street, the city
first aid crew was called to care
for the injuries. First aid was
given also for a number of mi
nor cuts sustained in a car wreck
at Capitol and Marion streets ear
ly Saturday night by Mrs. Ber
tha A. Moore of Coronado, Calif.
Wtd., '41 Chev. 4-door Sedan with
low mileage, pay cash. 441 State.
Home for Summer F ranees
French, teacfler in Dorena schools
for the past three years, arrived
in Salem Saturday to spend the
summer vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C.?F. French.
She will return to Dorena next
fall.. .
Hospital Week Noted Observ
ing National Hospital week, at
their Monday meeting, the cham
ber of commerce will have as
speakers I. I. Friesen of the Sa
lem Deaconess hospital and W,
H. Crawford, chairman of the
Oregon economic council.
For sale, $100 Par Vay ice cream
machine in fine shape. Will dem
onstrate, 1125 Edgewater St
Tackle Taken As his car stood
parked at the mouth of Mill
creek in Salem on Saturday, a
casting rod and silk line were sto
len from it, Emil Seifert, 1142
Sixth street, West Salem, report
ed to city police.
Dinner Scheduled The class of
1915 of Salem high school will
hold a dinner at the Golden
Pheasant at 6:30 May 21. Reser
vations will be taken at 6853, 8300
and 5216.
Speaker
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FRED PETERSON
Public Health
uet to -
Be Tuesday
"Public Health' Problems as I
See Them"; is the subject Com
missioner Fred Peterson of Port
land has chosen for his talk at the
annual dinner meeting of the
Marion county public health as
sociation Tuesday night at the
Golden Pheasant.
Tinkham Gilbert, president,
will preside and election of offi
cers will take place during the
business session. The nominating
committee includes Dr. David
Bennett HilL Mrs. Glenn Seeley
and T. M. Hicks.
Annual Christmas seal sale re
port will be given by Mrs. Glenn
Seeley, county seal sale chair
man, and Robert FJfstrom, Salem
seal sale chairman. Report of the
year's activities of the health as
sociation will -be given by the ex
ecutive secretary, Mrs. George
R. K. Moorhead.
PUBLIC RECORDS
CIRCUIT COURT
Asa L. Lewelling, administra
tor of Hannah Elder.- estate, vs.
Grace Neibert et al; supreme
court mandate dismissing appeal;
case, settled but of court. , .
Y Vernie L. Ostrander vs. Joseph
ine, Ostrander; answer. v .
Lila Karsten vs. Louis Karsten;
reply . and supplemental affidavit
regarding money and custody of a
child; trial date asked.
. Adaline F. Easton vs. Edward
Schunke : and Grace Morgan; ap
plication for trial date.
City of Salem vs.' Jim M. Rice
et al; complaint to quiet title to
25 pieces' of city property. .
V ' Bertha Gulickson vs. Charles
Gulkkson; complaint for divorce;
cruel and Inhuman treatment and
desertion alleged; married-at Ot
tawa, HI., in 1905. 4 ' -,.
i Wheeler vs. Miller Mercantile;
jury to report at 10 a. m. Mon
day, i Carl B. Damaske vs. Irwin" H.
Lenaburg; demurrer.
1 California It ' Hawaiian . Sugar
Refining cojnpahy vs. Allen Fruit
company; reply.
PROBATE
j Addie G. Volgamore estate; no
tice of administrator, John A.
Whitney, of personal property
sale to be held at Silverton May
25. : .
'Lillian C. McKinley estate;
Maynard C. McKinley named ad
ministrator taking place of
wnaries jaciuniey, deceased. :
i Peter. A. Carlson, estate;, ap
praisal, $9915.89, by C. M. Crit
tenden, Andrew. L. Whitney an
Lawrence M. Scholl.
' Edwin F.Rowe estate; under
taking on appeal.
Christian J. Hungers estate;
hearing set June 23 on final ac
count ' - ' i ' - ' f
. Harriett A. Erb estate; claim of
Roy Harland, administrator," al
lowed. 2.'.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Albert Overlund, 24, farmer,
Silverton route two and Leona
Digby, 24, stenographer, Dallas.
Zack Frederick Orr, 20, logger,
and Nancy Lou Octavia Eads, 19,
domestic, both of Dallas.
Millard Henny, 26, f a r m e r,
Brooks route one, and Laura
Bartnik, 23, school teacher, Mt
AngeL
JUSTICE COURT
Emmet Dutton; larceny charge
to come to trial May 18 at 2 p. m.
Harry " T. Cobb;- non-support;
preliminary hearing set for 10
a.' m. Monday.
Norris W. Dixon; violation of
traffic stop sign, driving without
opera tor's license; plea of guilty;
sentence scheduled for 10 a. m.
Monday, i - hr -V.
Melvin C Turner; permitting
another person to use operator's
license; plea of guilty; continued
to Monday, 10 a. nx, for sentence.
MUNICIPAL COURT .
. James F. Hall; . failure to give
right of way; $10, v 1
Ernest R. Wells; faildre to stop;
$2.50. - .) ' '
Viola Hensley, Lyons; no oper
ator's license; $5 bail.
Robert M. Watts; turning in
middle of block; $1 bail.
Class Planned
In Nutrition
Persons interested in enrolling In
a beginners' elass in toutrition,
conducted under auspices of the
Red Cross; with recognition bj
civilian defense authorities, should
send a postal card to the Marion
county office of thef American Red
Cross, 435 State street, declaring
their desire, MA H. E. Mitchell,
chairman of the nutrition commit
tee for the county chapter, said
Saturday.
The postal cards, considered as
initial registration, should indi
cate a choice of time, giving pref
erence as to morning, afternoon or
evening, day of . week, telephone -number
and address. - ' -
Menu planning; food preserva
tion, food purchasing and use of
food substitutes are to be studied
in the class, which should com
mence not later than the week of
May 25, Mrs. Mitchell said. At least
25 registrants are needed for a
class, she declared.
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For watch and clock repairing
H. T. Love, 141 S. Liberty.
May See Visitors Mrs. D. O.
Demos who has been ill from a
major operation at the Salem
General hospital for the past ten
days is now able to receive visitors.
License Issued Leon E. Coons,
17, and Virginia Guest, 20, both
of Salem, were granted a mar
riage license in Moscow, Idaho,
Saturday.
Buy Johns-Manville lifetime
roofs. 18 mo. to pay, no dn. pymt
Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com. P. 4642
Food Freezing
Monday Topic
"Freezing Fruits and Veget
tables" will be the topic for dis
cussion Monday night at the Sa
lem senior high school auditor
ium for the final meeting of the
Salem victory garden school
starting at 8 o'clock.
Prof. Tom- E. Ornsdorf, in
charge of freezing and preserva
tion of food products at Oregon
State college, will lead discussion
on advantages, of this type of stor
ing of food products and care and
preservation . of these products
prior to freezing. He will bring
samples of frozen fruits and vegetables.
The meeting is open to the
public without charge. J. F.
Svinth, agriculture instructor at
the Salem high school, will be in
charge.
Public Utilities
Increase Value
Valuations of public utilities in
Oregon have increased $12,700,000
in the last ten months, from $304,
896,180.37 to $317,612,545.17, a
statement released by the state
tax commission here Saturday dis
closed. All categories contributed sub
stantially to the increase with the
exception of express companies
and small telephone concerns.
Car Stolen A car was stolen
at approximately 8 p. m. Friday
from Loder Bros, garage, 545
Center street, city police were in
formed.
For sale,; $100 Par Vay fee cream
machine in fine shape. Will dem-
nnctrnto ' 1125 VAtrevuaier St.
Permits Granted Carl Howard
and Roy Howard of Willamina,
were granted individual log-hauling
permits by the city of Salem
on Saturday.
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High School
and College
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Gift they can receive
at Graduation time
Sheaffer Pen
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BIGGEST STOCK
OF PENS TO
CHOOSE FROM
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Tour Name Engraved
Free on Any Gift
, Pen or Set
Pen 8c Pencil Sets
. priced from
3.95 to 2150
Pens Only
2.75 to 15X3
Also for Graduation
. . . umioics, z.ippcr
. Note Books, Bibles.
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Deepfreeze is the new way to
economise on food, and enjoy y
toon gracious living. It enables
you to keep an ample supply
(one or two full barrel) of fresh
frozen foods on hand at sub-zero
temperatures for a week,
month, a year to be used as
needed. "-- j :.
save cp to is m enrr
ox uzm axd c:ocu:es
Deepfreeze owners purchase in hotel
quantities na costly, hand-to-mouth
buying. Qck-freexing pre
serves the top quality of meats, fish,
game, poultry, sea-food, fruits, veg
etables and other foods retains the
natural eclor, freshaess, Savor
seals in the precious vitamins and
With m Deepfreeze, you shop two
or three times a month, saving trips
to market, tires and gasoline pro
tecting yourself against high food
costs and uncertain delivery service.
FIND OUT HOW ! Deepfreeze
wSl pay )or itself.
SOLD ON SASY TERMS.
SeetAe Deepfreeze at
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Gevuriz will accept orders
subject lo government reg
ulations and make deliv
eries according lo govern
ment terms.
Application for Preference Rating
(P.D.I.A.)
In cooperation with the War Pro
duction Board Gevuriz has se! up a
special department to assist yon in
preparing these applications and
will be glad to furnish forms and
answer your questions regarding
application for priority numbers for
your needs.
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