Thm OEEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning. August 7, 1942
PAGE FIVE
Local News Briefs
Building Permits Issued The
following building permits were
issued by the city engineer's of
fice Thursday: Curlys dairy, 645
Hood, to repair boiler house, $150;
Lucile Lawe, to alter dwelling at
571 Union, $25; George Bernhardt,
809 , South High, reroof garage,
$30; - Mrs. K B. Canfield, 550
North Water, repair dwelling, $50;
Ed Wood, 555 Mission, reroof
dwelling, $50; Roy R.: Hewitt, 630
North Commercial, repair -dwelling,
$300. v. ' : "v :
.You can . still . buy a Johns-Man-yille
roof, nothing down,. 12 mo. to
pay. Mathis'Bros,164 S. ComT.
Jsstice Assigned-Chief Justice
Percy Kelly of the state supreme
court ' Thursday assigned Circuit
Judge R. Frank. Peters of Hills-
boro, to go to St Helens and try
the divorce case of Melles against
Melles. Judge , Carl Hendricks,
Fossil, was assigned to Hood Riv
er county to substitute for Judge
Fred Wilson.
Savings Insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3 at Salem Federal,
130 South Liberty.
v
. Named to Board Gov. Charles
A. Sprague Thursday announced
the appointment of William Z.
Dickson, Portland, as a member
of the state board of pharmacy
to succeed C. Earl Watkins, also
of Portland. He will serve for a
five-year term. Dickson is con
nected with the Dickson. Drug
.company.
Log Permit Given L. S. Miller
r has obtained a permit from the
Marion county court to haul logs
Major Riordan Speaker Maj.
Ralph E. Riordan, will be the
speaker at the Salem Credit asso
' ciation luncheon today. He comes
from Camp Adair and will be ac
companied by Lieut. George God
frey of the public relations divi
sion. Dr. Moran, 158 S. Cottage, chiro
practic physician. Dial 8197.
Coats Stolen Misses Jeanne
DuBois, 2271 Lee, and Elsie Se-
bern, 1245 North Liberty, report
ed to police that each was minus
- a coat left in their parked car in
the 100 block on North Church
street Wednesday night, and that
they were probably stolen.
Legionnaires Feted A urora
post and auxiliary No. 110 of the
American Legion will entertain
the Marion county council at the
Maplewood gnnge hall -amile
- north of Aurora on Friday night,
starting at 8 o'clock.
Condition Improved J. Daniel
Bones, who has been ill for six
weeks, has beea removed to the
US Veterans' hospital in Portland.
His condition is reported as "im
proved."
Licenses Issued Vancouver
marriage licenses were issued to
Lloyd Clough and Dorothy Dis
brown, Turner; and to Oliver Bur
sell, Jefferson, and Winnie Glenn,
Marion.
....Still at Larre Sixteen-year-old
Doris Wagner of Lebanon,
who escaped from the Hillcrest
home for girls Monday, is still at
large, state police reported Thurs
day night.
Club Meeting Central Town
send club No. 6 will meet at 8
o'clock tonight at the courthouse.
Hops Contracted Hop contracts
recorded with County Recorder
Herman Lanke this week include:
William and Lottie DeLangh, Sil
verton, separate contracts, both at
50. cents a pound. One is for 5000
pounds of fuggles and the other
for 8500 pounds of clusters.
For home loans see Salem.Fed
eraV 130 South Liberty. - V
.Picture Shown A. film .design
ed to .inspire thisr country to put
forth its .greatst'effortjii the war
was America Can Give. It,!. pro?
aucea ; oy ; , uenerai, Motors ana
shown to Salem Lions club Thurs
day. . .' " '.'. ".V'.. ''; '
Deed Issued Issuance of a deed
to George Winchelt for three acres
of land on East hill on the Sil
verton city limits for $150 has
been ordered by the Marion coun
ty court Only improvements are
uncultivated filbert trees. ( "
Luu florist Ph. 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Bail Posted William Donovan,
held on a non-support charge,
posted $250 bail at the Marion
county sheriffs office Thursday
to gain his release from custody
Hearing Set The Marion coun
ty court has set September 10 at
10 a.m. as time for a hearing on
the proposal to form a rural fire
protection district in the Mt. An
gel area.
Eagles free dance Sat. night.
Concert Scheduled The regular
band concert will be given On the
west steps of the capitol under
the direction of H. N. Stouden
meyer, beginning at 8 o'clock.
50 Cots for Soldiers at Y 1
On Weekends Set by USO
Arrangements, have been completed to provide sleeping ac
commodations for 50 service men in the gymnasium at the Salem
YMCA on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, R. R. Boardman,
USO director, announced Thursday.
, Fifty cots and blankets have been obtained, on loan from the
Marlon county - civilian; defense
council, for the purpose,' Board
man, said. A" USO' representative
is to be stationed at the Y ,on
f'dorrntory'' nights.
'-'."Special service .' officers "at
nearby army camps have 'indi
cated that such a service as this
would be: greatly appreciated,"
Boardman added.,- "It : gives ; the
enlisted man a chance to come
to town and stay overnight with
out having to spend his money
on a , place . to sleep. The YMCA
also will provide shower - and
shaving facilities." ' -
The sleeping quarters arrange
ments were made by Boardman
and C A. Kells, Y general sec
retary, through the USO billeting
committee consisting of Hay J.
Stumbo and E. J. Scellars," and
Dr. Ralph Purvine, Mrs. Don
Young and Olive Doak Bynon,
Red Cross secretary.
PUBLIC RECORDS
circuit court : .
John E. Haner vs. Elizabeth B.
Haner; complaint for divorce; de
sertion alleged; married Septem
ber 0, 1911, Elma, Wash.
Harlan S. and Hazel P. Nelson
vs. Ronald EL Jones et al; answer
asking abatement of complaint
and ruling that defendant Martha
Okuda,:,US citizen of Japanese
race now interned," be allowed to
operate land under lease through
her attorney in fact, Ronald- E.
Jones.""" ." ' . V""1 ...
' Emma V. and . A. B. Seely vs.
unknown heirs of Fletcher Cor-
bett et al; John . Steelhammer
named by . court as attorney to
ascertain if any ' of 'defendants
have an interest in property in
volved and, if so, to protect their
interests.
stipulation for - defendant to pay
plaintiff $651.06 not in satisfac
tion of promissory note after cer
tain deductions allowed; plaintiff
not precluded from recovering for
damages to real property.
PROBATE ; -
Charles G. Henderson estate;
final distribution and closing or
der. . ', - . . .
Cjeorge K Waters estate; hearing
set August 12 on final and sup
plemental' accounts; hearing held
in June set aside. , " ;
- William Rief McAllister, estate;
final order. -t . . )
' Alice XL Potter estate; hearing
set September 8 on final account
of T." Schulpius, ' administrator,
showing debits and credits of
$495.49. . '
Emma L. Tooze estate; Fred. J.
. H. Ross Wiley vs. T. M. Miles;, Tooze named administrator of es
tate and as administrator substi
tuted for Emma L. Tooze as plain
tiff in suit s against Robert D.
Hutchinson.
S. A. Davis Bean estate; W..W.
McKinney, administrator, author
ized to pay $600 under will to
British War Relief of Oregon, of
which $300 is to be used for re
lief of British and $300 for relief
of Welsh people.
Julius L. Zielke estate, Leonard
H. Zielke, administrator, author
ized to sell certain notes. ..
Charles August Rydman estate;
claim of Marion county for $120.10
alleged 'due under agreement' en
tered into in 1935. ;- ;
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS " .
. James B. Ratliff, 24, mechanic,
Camp Adair, and Vivian C Ralph,
23, Eugene. - : . r
MUNICIPAL COURT ' ,
' Robert E." Thornbraugh, Camp
Adair, failure to stop, bail $2.50.
George A. Lucas, Portland, jay
walking, fined $1. T ,
USa Hunting
For Talent
Dancers, singers, instrumental
soloists or small orchestras, am
ateur entertainers" of all categor
ies willing to participate In the
program of "Amateur Shows for
Soldiers' under USO auspices
are invited to register within the
next few days by telephoning 'Mrs.
Jessie Bush Mickelson, 3282.
' Tjus dvision of USO activity. In
Salem initiated its" service on be
half of troops quartered in the Sa
lem vicinity , on Thursday, night
By week after next when occupa
tion of Camp Adair will have be
gun to increase rapidly, 'Ama
teur Shows for Soldiers! plans; to
have several entertainment units
ready to present programs either
at the camp or in Salem.
Obituary
Sherman
Eunice J. Sherman, 51, died at
a local hospital, August 3. Sur
vived by three brothers, Charles
Sherman, Salem; Ralph Sherman,
Springfield, Ore.; Carl Sherman,
Duncan. Okla.: one sister, Mrs.
Mabel Lambert, Lone Pine, Neb.
Funeral announcements later from
Terwillige r-Edwards Funeral
home.
County Begins
$3300 Drive,
Navy Relief
Marion county's quota in the
national drive to raise $5,000,000
for the Navy Relief society's fund
has been set at $3300. Ira Pilcher,
commander-elect of Capital post
No. 9 of the American Legion, has
been appointed chairman of the
county citizens committee of the
society, and the local drive was
launched Tuesday at Silverton
and Mt. Angel. Plans for similar
drives in Salem and other locali
ties are to be completed soon.
At a meeting of Legionnaires
held at Silverton, Glenn Price,
commander of the Silverton post,
accepted the responsibility of
raising the community's quota of
$500, and Commander Trager of
the Mt. Angel post agreed to raise
funds for the quota of $175 set
for Mt. Angel at a meeting there.
The various Legion members
throughout the county will have
the help of their respective aux
iliaries. The money is to be collected
by popular subscription and the
taging of benefit programs, ar
rangements-ior which the first, a
baseball game between the Salem
Senators and the Silverton Red
Sox at Silverton. on Monday night,
have already been completed.
The Navy Relief society, which
was organized in 1820 and has
unil last year been supported en
tirely by the navy's personnel,
setrves the purpose of giving im
mediate aid to the families of na
val and marine corps men lost in
action. The unusually large drain
on the society's funds caused by
the loss of nearly 3000 navy men
at Pearl Harbor, combined with
the continued drain caused by the
losses during subsequent battles
at sea; made it necessary for the
society to ask for public assist
ance for the first time in history.
DeLapp
John S. DeLapp, 1825 North
Front street, died August 4 at the
age of 80 years. Survived by his
wife Zona DeLapp, Salem; sons,
Russell, Lester, Floyd, all of Sa
lem, and Francis DeLapp, New
port; brothers William DeLapp,
McCune, Kan, Solomon DeLapp,
Pittsburgh, Kan.; sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Stewart, Neosho, Mo.,
Mrs. Ella Hendricks, Tulsa, Okla
and 12 grandchildren and - one
great-grandchild. Funeral services
Friday at 2 p. m. from the Rose
Lawn Funeral home, Rev. H. H.
Macy of Highland Friends church
officiating. Interment in Belcrest
Memorial Park.
Officials Confer
On Dimout Order
L. F. LeGarie, Salem city coun
cilman who has been acting chair
man of the Salem defense com
mittee, and probably City En
gineer J. H. Davis and Mayor W.
W. Chadwick, will travel to Port
land today to attend a meeting
with Mayor Earl Riley of that
city in regard to city lighting un
der the new dimout order.
LeGarie said he believed the
order would affect all kinds of
street and traffic lights, and that
some means of camouflage would
probably have to be devised for
them. "
McKinney
In this city August 8, Mayro
McKinney, late of 565 North High
street, Salem, age 75 years; hus
band of Mary Elizabeth; father
of Mary Birdene . Rawlings of
Portland, Venita Dorothy Russell
of Tigard, and , Milton Maurice
McKinney of Los Angeles; broth
er of Mrs. Frances Ball of Tur
ner, and Mrs. Onietta Longsworth
of Portland; uncle of , W. W. Mc
Kinney of Salem. Funeral services
will be held in the chapel of the
W. T. Rigdon company Saturday;
August 8 at 1:30 pjn. with con
cluding services private at Mt.
Crest Abbey mausoleum. Dr. J. C.
Harrison will officiate. ..
Martin
Robert Terrill Reis Martin, late
resident of Salem, died in Port
land at the age of 58 years. Sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Lor
etta King, Salem, and Mrs. Mary
Dennis, Louisville, Ky.; two sons,
Russel Martin and Luther Martin,
Portland, and 13 grandchildren.
" Announcements later by Clough-
Monmouth Visit Set
By USO Director
Faber Stevenson, regional USO
director from Portland, expects
to be in Monmouth Saturday
morning - to confer with city of
ficials regarding a tentative pro
gram for service men in that com
mittee, R. R. Boardman, local USO
director, announced Thursday,
Boardman will accompany Stev
enson to Monmouth.
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