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Tlx OrJDGOII CTATECIIAN. Sclera Gregcs. Cctarday Morula October 51. IS3-
22,000 Forms
Sent Out for
Gas Rations
Twenty two thousand of the
forms which the county's motor
- ists will use In connection- with
- toe nationwide ' mileagle ration-
mg were received by the war
price and rationing board here
Friday and were, in turn, started
on their way to applicants through
major oil companies.
- Most of , the blanks will be
turned over to service stations,
. where gasoline users may secure
them, John Vaaghiv executive
secretary of the board here, said.
A few will be retained andLheld at
schools where registration for the
rations is to be handled Novem
ber 9, 10 and 11 from 4 to 10 p.m.
Motorists should obtain and fill
out the blanks before registration
days to facilitate the work of the
volunteer registrars, recruited
from teaching staffs over the
county, Vaughn declared.
- 'The basic "A" and "D" mileage
ration cards are to be distributed
to' applicants at the time of regis
tration. The "A" cards go to
drivers of automobiles, the "D"
, cards to motorcyclists. Persons
seeking more than the basic ra
tion will do so at the time of reg
istration. L "
The information needed, except
'for the tire seria numbers, is to
be found on the car owner's reg-
istration card.
s The applicant will find space
for listing his tire serial numbers
. on the back of the form.
On the tire inspection record,
which is separated from the gas
; ration application form by a per
forated line, the applicant again
writes down his tire serial num
bers, and certifies that these num-vj
bers are the same as those listed
in the other part of the form.
The tire inspection record will
be torn from the application form
when the applicant registers. It
-contains space for the tire inspec
' tor to- make his report following
each inspection of the tires.
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Chaplain Speaker
At Salem Church
Lieut. CoL. Gail Cleland, chap
lain of the ninety sixth division.
Camp Adair, will be guest speak
er at the morning service in the
First Congregational church on
Sunday. His -subject will be,
"Keeping Faith in the Midst of
War." : .
An offertory solo will be- sung
by Miss Fraser and additional
music will be presented by the
. Pilgrim chorus under the leader
' ship of Miss Lena Belle Tartar.
Episcopal Men's Club .
Plans Monday Dinner
; The Men's club of St Paul's
Episcopal church will meet for a
6:30 dinner Monday night at the
parish house. Colored pictures of
the "Oregon Wonderland", will be
shown under direction of Lynn
F. Cronemillerof the state for
estry department. :
The committee in charge in
cludes Cronemiller, Glen S. Pax
son and Howard Grimm. Reserva
tions should be made.
Valley Churches
BRUSH COIXEGS BRANCH OF
SinST BAPTIST . !-
Brush College school. Sunday school
45 a.m. Morning service 10:43 a.m.
Earl Baker.
FOim CORNERS BRANCH OT
riRST BAPTIST m .
Auburn school. Sunday school 1:43
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TAYKSVTIXK BRANCH OP
1-IR8T BAPTIST
Hayetvillc school. Sunday school 1:43
a.m. . ... . - .;
ntinlAND BVANGELICAI.
rruitUnd. Robert D. Bennett, tnin
fcfter. Sunday school IS a.m. Morning
service 11 o'clock Prayer meeting
Thursday, ptm. ,
BMMANVEL MENNONTTB '
- Pratwm. Daniel J. Unruh. pastor.
Sunday. school 10 am. Morning serv
Ire 11 o'clock. Topic. "More Than
CMurror." CI t p.m. Evening serv
tr, S p.nr. Sermon topic. "Sine mt
Sata. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
1J0 p.m.
MIDAROS LUTHERAN
Monitor. Sunday school
Homing service 11 o'clock.
10 ajn.
Name of 5wner
ji n d Description of
Property as Shown by
the Latest Tax Roll.
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iron. Vol. 217 Pages
277, 326
Odom, F. L. . Fr. 6
Winona A d d i t ion,
Salem, Oregon, Vol.
210 Pages 350-851,
Vol. 224 Page . 365,
ex. Vol. -226 Page
458, ex. Vol. 227
- Page 480-538-Daily,
George F. & ' - 48
Thtlmi S.: Yew
Park Annex,-Sub- . '
Division of Blocks
-2S It 35, Salem,
Oregon, Vol: 237,
- Page 64 . . .
Gilliam, Denxel, tt - 3&4
Pritchett, Don:
Merrifield's A d d 1-
tion,' Aumsville, . .' -
- Oregon, Vol.' 247 :
Page 75- - - '
Gilliam, Denxel,' & 8 & t
. Pritchett, Don:
Merrifield's Addl
. tion, Aumsville,
Oregon, Vol. 247, .
' Page 73 " -
Cchwartz, Lawrence 2 to 7
St Alexis Addition;
Butteville, Oregon, .
Vol. 121 Pa2e 389 . , .
r.:e!, Margaret : Fr.
Feller's Addition,
Donald, Oregon, .
Vol. 143, Pages 361- "
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Church Services in Salem
BETHEL BAPTIST '' "
North Cottage at D street. JrT. Ol
tholl. DD. pastor. Sunday school 9:43
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mon subject. "The Proof of God a
Love." Evenine service 7 M o'clock.
Sermon subject. "Conditions of ' Be
ing Saved " Prayer meeUng Wednesday
at 1:45 p.ro.
CALVARY BAPTIST .
South Liberty and Z. MOler streets.
Edward L. Alien, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a jn. Morning service 11 o'clock.
Sermon 'subject. Rev. Paul H. Conrad,
guest speaker. S:30, Junior, Pioneer and
Young People. Evening service 7:30
o'clock. Sermon subject, "Marks of
False Profession. Wednesday midweek
meeting followed by choir rehearsal.
FIRST BAPTIST
Corner Marion and Liberty streets,
Rev. Irving A. Tox. pastor. Sunday
school 9:4 a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Rev. Mark Rich, speaker. Ev
ening service 730, Rev, Paul H. Conrad
peaking. S30 p.m.. Junior, Senior
BYPU and adult Bible class. .; .
IM MANUEL BAPTIST
Corner . of Hazel and Academy
streets, Warren C, Hale, pastor. Sunday
school IS a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Sermon subject. "God's Love
and the Result," Evening service 7:30
o'clock. Midweek - service Wednesday,
730 p.nv . 1(
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN SS
17 th and Court streets. W. H. Ly
man, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 a.m.
Morning service 10:50 o'clock. Sermon
subject. "Christ, and Our Homes."
Christian Endeavor meetings 6:30 p.m.
Evening service 730 o'clock; - Leora
Strong will speak on the work of Bible
Instruction in the public schools. Mid
week service Thursday, 7:30 pjiu
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center and High
streets, 'Dudley
Strain, minister.. Bible school at
8:45.
The morning service and communion
at 11. -00. Sermon subject, Practical
Suggestions for Christian Living." The
Children's church convenes at ' 11 0.
Christian Endeavor at 6:00. At 7:30
p.m., sermon subject, "Parlor Reli-
?ion." Midweek service Thursday at
JO p.tn.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Cottage and Marion ctreetav Sunday
school 9:45 a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Sermon subject. "Keeping
Faith in the Midst of War." Guest
speaker. Lieut. CoL GaU Cleland,
Camp Adair.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL !
CONGREGATIONAL
- 19th and Ferry streets, Howard C.
Stover, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject, "Your Money and Your Life."
Young people at 7 p.m.
SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chemeketa streets. Rev.
George Herbert Swift, rector. Sunday
school 9:49 a Jn. Morning service 7:30
a.m.. holy- communion in the chapel.
11 a.m.. service of the holy eucharist
toy Tours. Sermon by the rector.
BETH ANT EVANGELICAL AND
REFORMED
Capitol and Marion streets, E. A.
Kielsmeier, pastor. Sunday school 10
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mon subject. "Finding the Book." He
formation day service with holy com
munion. All-church day after the ser
vice. Consistory at 1. Women's guild
it 1 . - '
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Summer and" Marion streets. Rev. J.
Kenneth Wishart, pastor. Morning
service at 110. Sermon subject.
"Would the Church Witness?" Annual
foreign day service. 730 p.m. service,
"Preparation for Pentecost."
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial at Washington
street. Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sunday
school 10 a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Sermon subject. "The Spirit
Speaketh to the Churches." Evening
service 030 o'clock. Christian Endeavor
and Vespers. Monthly business session
and church night supper Thursday,
30 p.m. i
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
343 N. Church street. M. A. Getzen
daner. DD, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mon subject. "A Letter From Heaven."
Luther league 6:30 p.m. Evening ser
vice 7 30 p.m. Sermon subject. "King
Saul and the Witch of Endor."
CHRIST LUTHERAN
State at 18th, F. H. Theuer. BD. pas
tor, Sunday school 10 a.m. Horning
service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject.
"Our Reformation Confession for
1942." Confirmation class Saturday,
a.m.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
16th and A streets. H. W. Gross,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m.. and
Bible classes. Morning service : 11
o'clock.
FIRST METHCDIST
Corner of State and Church streets.
Dr. J. C. Harrison, pastor. Sunday
school 1:45 jn. Morning service 10:50
o'clock. Rev. W. W. Youngson. DD.
LLD. guest speaker. Sermon subject.
"Christ in the Fine Arts." Evening
service 7:45 In the Carrier parlor. Ser
mon subject, "The Sincerity of
Christ." Lenore Myers, violinist, guest
artist. Intermediate fellowship. 430.
Youth fellowship 50: University ves
pers 6:30. Dr. R. Franklin Thompson,
guest speaker.
FREE METHODIST
Market and North Winter streets,
J. R. Stewart, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock.
Evening service 7:49. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 7:45 p.m.
JASON LEt METHODIST
North Winter at Jefferson, 3. Ray
nor Smith, minister. Sunday school
9:45 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock.
Sermon subject. "Religion and the
War" by Rev. John E. MitchelL Even
ing service 730 o'clock. Intermediate
league 5:30. Youth groups 630.
LESLIE METHODIST
South Commercial it Myers. Joseph
Knott, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
SJn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mon subject. "Building Our Town
With Blood." Evening service 730.
Sermon subject. 'Are Ye Able." In
stallation of youth group officers.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Chemeketa and North Winter streets.
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749 7 1938 ; 12.84 3 98 477
2B 756 3 1942 1.18 .01
763 20 1941 1.85 .13
. 756 35- 1940 ; 1.87
757 - , 1 1939 1.83 .42
' 752, 2 , 1938 ; 1.67 - 2 : .
67: t ' 1937 1.73 .67 118
2 764 27 " .1942 1.98 .02
773 10 1941 3.10 " .22
. - 766 - 11 i 1940 3.11" .47 "
761 a V 1938 2.79 6 12.65
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10 ' 2B 76 31 1942 i - 3.78
- 774 31 1941 5J
- - i767 ' - . 80- 1940 ,i ; 59
-1.- -767 1 - 30 -1939 ' - SJ1
j 762- 31 1938 - 5.34
10 -" - 2B 766 J" 32 , 1942 - 13.61
774 . 32 1941 22.04
767 31 1940 21.81
' 767 31 1939 ' 24.35-
" -762 v 32 1938 22.01
12 2B 772 12 1942 ; U
781 5 1941 ' 1.72
774 2 1940 , 1.68
774 v 1 1939 1.74
768 32 -1938 1.87-
' 762 - 35 - 1937 1.89
' 1 ,2B 775 15- 1942 2.69
L ; 784 . 19 ,1941 . AM
777 15 1940 s 4.97
777 14 . 1939 . 3.40
659 , 19 1935 5.66
663 , 3 1833 ' 12.06
58 11 1932 11.04
657 X 1931 - 3.28
W. ' Irvin Williams." pastor. Church
school 9:49 a.m. Morning service 10:55
o'clock. Sermon subject, "Endowed of
God." Evening service o'clock. Thurs
day, midweek services.
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Center street at 13th, Rev. Weaver
W. Hess, pastor. Sunday school 9:43
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mo n subject. "The' Sleeping Giant."
I JO p.m., young people's hour. Even
ing service -7 30 o'clock. Sermon sub
ject; "Humanity's Sickness and Its
Remedy." Wednesday, 730 pjn., prayer
meeting. - r "
ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN
IN CHRIST . ,
17th- and- Nebraska avenue.' Rev.
Chester O. Goodman, pastor. Sunday
school 9:45 a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Sermon subject, "The Church
Unifying." CX 6:30 p.m. Evening serv
ice 730 o'clock. World Missions Ad
vancement day program with address
by Mrs. S. Raxnor Smith, "Women in
India." . . '
FIRST CHl'RCH OF GOD
Hood and Cottage streets. Rev. J. T.
Lawson, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Rev.
Ruth Cochran of Espanola. NM. is
conducting a revival. She will preach
at 11' apn. and 730 p.m. services.
SEVENTH DAT ADVENTI8T
Corner of Hood and Summer streets.
N. C Erntson. pastor. Sabbath school
v -jo a.m. Morning service ll o crock.
Sermon subject. "The Best Business
Proposition Offered the People In Sa
lem. What Is It?" Young people's
meeting at 3 30. Mrs. Dorothy Flesher.
leader.. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
a pjiuj - '
TRUTH CENTER
336 State street. Olive Stevens, MsD,
pastor. ; Morning service 10:49 o'clock.
Sermon subject, John the Baptist. '.
PENTECOSTAL MISSION
31Ss N. Commercial street. Rev. J.
C. and Daisy Wilson, pastors. Sunday
school 2 p.m. Devotional service 3
p.m. Evangelistic service 730 o'clock.
Ora D. Hurley, of Los Angeles, in
charge. ,
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Cottage and Shipping streets, H. R.
Thornhu, pastor. Sunday school 10
a.m. Morning service 11 o clock. Young
people's meeting 6:45. Evening service-
FIRST SPIRITUALIST.
248 N. Commercial street. Rev. Max
ine Roberts, pastor. Morning service
230 p.m. Sermon subject, Bible Study.
Evening service 730 o'clock. Sermon
subject, 'Invisible Creation." Ho host
supper 930 p.m.- v
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTISTS
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun
day school-11 a.m. Services 11 a.m.
and S .m. Sermon subject. "Ever
lasting Punishment."
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
19th and Breyman streets. Rev. T.
W- Henderson, ThB. pastor. Sunday
school 9:45 a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Sermon subject. Launch Out
Into the Deep." Evening service 7:45
o'clock. Sermon subject, "Freedom Af
ter 37 Years in Prison." Midweek serv
ice Wednesday, 7:45 pjn.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
5th and Gaines, streets. C. H. Stein
mann. pastor. Sunday school 9:43 a.m.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject. "Deciding God's Way." Even
ing service 7:45 o'clock. u
REORGANIZED LATTER DAT
8AINTS
17th and Chemeketa street. Sunday
school 10 a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Evening service 7:49 o'clock.
Adult study class and Zion's league
Sunday evening 6:43. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:45 p.m.
Dr. Paul Conrad
Will Be Speaker
The v Calvary Baptist church
will present Dr. Paul A. Conrad
at the fl o'clock service. He serves
the' council on finance .and pro
motion in the Joint capaity of
Eastern Regional representative
and stewardship seretary.
He is directly responsible lor
the promotional relationship with
the New r England - states, New
York, New Jersey, Delaware,
West Virginia and the District of
Columbia. ,
He is on the west coast to pro
mote Interest in the world emer
gency fund and . mission work.
The Rev. Edward L. Allen will
speak at . the evening service.
Presbyterian
Pastor Speaker
The Rev. W. Irvin Williams,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, will speak Sunday mor
ning on the topic, "Endowed of
God." The senior choir will sing
the anthem "Sanctus" by Gou
nod and the offertory solo, "Let
Not Your Heart Be Troubled,"
(Reiff) will be sung by Bettiel
len Payne.
The church is dispensing with
the evening sanctuary service for
the duration, but will continue its
radio cast over KSLM from 8 to
8:30 o'clock. This Sunday Mr.
Williams will Interview Gov.
Charles A. Sprague and this will
be followed by a dramatization '
Name of -Owner
and Description of
Property as Shown by
the Latest Tax Rolt
Pirrish, J. E. it J. N.: Fr. 4-5
Jefferson, Oregon,
Vol. 173 Page 390,- '
Vol. 188 Page 74
Ball, Wm. L.
Logan ville, Oregon,
. Vot 144 Page 567
Stewart, Isabelle Est:
Minto, Oregon, Vot
102 Page 543
Butte Falls- Fruit Fr.
-Growers An'n.: -v.;. .
Scotts Mills, Ore--.-iron,
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Williams. O. & Clara: E4 15
Ames Addition,
Silverton, Oregon,
VoL 180 Page 569
Ilaskins, Pansy 5 1
Cowings Addition. .
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War Effort
Advertising 1:
Described
Advertising Is a means of com
munication and as such is being
utilized to promote the .war effort,
Larry Lane, president of the Paci
fic Advertising association, told
members of the Salem Advertis
ing and Sales club Friday. .
The advertising field has been
utilized to the fullest in the sale
of war bonds, the' scrap salvage
campaign,' ceiling price fixing and
other war efforts, Lane said. In
the scrap campaign the steel in
dustry took over thef financing
of the advertising- since it needs
the scrap and will benefit from
its collection.
The US government has paid for
no advertisements, Lane said he
had been reliably informed, ex
cept army and navy recruiting
program. , Business men have been
working side by side with the
officials', in Washington and re
spect for business men Jus grown
out of this close cooperation.
Charles W. Collier, executive
secretary "of the association, spoke
to club members on .the plans
which the association is prepared
to furnish members for local co
operation with the war effort,
Lane is editor and publisher of
the Sunset -magazine.
Boy Scouts
Advance Two
Cascade council, Boy Scouts of
America, advanced two scouts to
Eagle rank and one to Sea Scout
Quartermaster during a meeting
Thursday. Those advancing to the
highest rank possible in the Boy
Scouts were Tom Brown, troop
eight, and Kenneth Eilert, assist
ant scoutmaster of troop 11. Cas
cade council's Eagle total is 11
for the year.
In sea scouting the quartermas
ter rank is also the highest ob
tainable. Case is the only Cas
cade scout to be elevated to this
rank this year. ' He Is a member
of the ship Willamette.
November's court of honor will
be held on the night of the 18th
In the chamber of commerce. The
program will be sponsored by
Salem and Albany sea -scouts and
will be held on -board a "ship."
The public is invited to attend.
Missions Subject of
Church Program
The Sunday night service at
Englewood United Brethren in
Christ church will feature a World
Missions Advancement day pro
gram sponsored by thej Women's
Missionary ' association and the
Otterbein guild of the church.
v--Mrs. S. Raynor Smith,' who
with her husband served in In
dia for a number of years as a
missionary, will speak on the sub
ject, "Women In India." Miss
Barbara Lowery, president of the
Otterbein, guild, will preside.
Churches
FOCB S QUAKE GOSPEL
East Lincoln street. Rev. Max Gu
nck. pastor. Sunday school S:45 ajn.
Morning service il o'clock. Sermon
subject. "The Lamb."
IMMANCEL LUTHERAN
Sunday school 10:45 a.m. Morning
service 9:30 o'clock. Luther league 7:45
pjn. Confirmation class 10, Saturday.
CHURCH OF GOD 1
H S. Fulton, pastor. Sunday school
5:45 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock.
METHODIST 'f
Lester Fields, pastor. Sunday
school 10 a.m . Morning service 11
S.01,' Sermon subject, "The Broad
Wall." Evening service 7 JO o'clock.
Sermon subject. "The Secret el a
Happy Life."
FREE METHODIST
' Young and Catch streets. V. M. Abbott.-
pastor. Sunday school S.-4S a.m.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Re. Earl F
Aiken, district elder. wUI be present.'
Midweek, service Wednesday, T JSQ.
ST. LTJKEf
Rev. V. L. Moffehlv i t
Pnilip Gowney, assistant, Sunday
masses 1. tM and 10; benediction af
ter I JO mass. Weekday mass at 7 JO.
by the Westminster players en-
titled "A Change of Mind."
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Silvcrton Churches
niuiKi'rf.' -
North Church' street, l&V i X. VUhr,
pastor. Sunday school M a n Norwe
gian Bible classes also at 10 aun.
TarNTTT."""" .'
Second and B streets. M. J. K ruhr,
pastor. Sunday school 19 ajn. Atonunf
service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject,
"The Blessings of the Reformation.
Evening service 1 o'clock. Luther
league in charge.
csuihc or chkist
. .First and Park streets. Busaell Myers,
pastor. Sunday -school S:45 ajn. Morn
ing-service 11 o ckjck. Kvenmg service
7 JO o'clock. Evanaelist B. Ross Ivan.
Sermon subject. "America and the
World Situauon,- "
CALVAXV LUTHERAN '---P'-.;.-
Jersey street. O. C .Olson, paatac
SundaT school 10 ajn. Moraine serv
ice 11 o'clock. Rev. -James Tofto.of
Astoria. Sermon subject. Bev. E. J.
Raaura of Portland will speak at 3:30.
Evening service 7 JO o'clock. Rev. O.
P. Garambo of Puget Island, : Wash,
and Bev. O. L Hustoft of Astoria, - f
First : and . West Main. O. Leonard
Jones, nastor. Sunday school 9:45 am
Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject. "The Art of Private Prayer."
Kveninc service 1 o'clock, Agnes Stew
art, leader. f
Dr. Youngson
To Be Guest
Dr. William Wallace Youngson
of Portland will be the ; guest
speaker at the First Methodist
church Sunday. "Christ ; in the
Fine Arts" will be his sermon
topic.
Dr. Youngson is considered one
of Oregon's : foremost . preachers
and several years ago Oregon
State college conferred the degree
of doctor of laws upon him "for
conspicuous scholarship in liter
ature and for his service to his
fellow men.'' ;
He was an intimate friend of
the late Eric Hauser and is cred
ited with having influenced Haus
er to give $100s000 each to Wil
lamette university and Reed col
lege for their libraries, ,'i . ;
A long time friend of Dr. J. C
Harrison, a 33rd degree Mason
and da world traveler, Dr. Young
son has visited most of the great
art galleries, cathedrals and li
braries of the world.
While in Salem, Dr. Youngson
will be , the house guest of his
son-in-law4 and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Lawrence Lister.
Four Diphtheria
Cases Reported ;
In County, Week "
Four cases of diphtheria report
ed last week from Marion county
do not represent an epidemic, and
immediate sources of the disease
are known, members of the coun
ty health department staff "said
this week. All known cases in the
county have been isolated and
danger of spread is slight, but
immunization of children should
not be neglected, it was declared.
tOne of the children, "numbered
among the four, was from a fam
ily in which others had received
Immunization treatment, but, the
others were from families where
immunization had either not been
made available or had been re
fused, it was said.
With the current influx of pop
ulation, from areas where immu
nization is not readily available,
danger of spreaoTordiphtteria-or
similar diseases is greatly in
creased, the spokesman for the
department declared, pointing out
that school children -may secure
the treatment at Saturday morn
ing clinics- at the department of
fices in the Masonic building. '
Will Intall Club's
Officers on Sunday
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
Rev. Joseph Knotts, pastor of
Leslie Methodist church on South
Commercial street, will conduct a
Joint installation service of the
officers of the Junior league, the
Intermediate and the High School
Methodist Fellowship groups, and
the Wesleyan Fellowship group.
Special musie win be furnished
by the vested children's choir.
The sermon' theme is "Are Ye
able?"
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Rural Scrap
Pile Here
100 Tons
Salem's rural scrap pile at the
Portland Gas it Coke company
plant on Chemeketa street mount
ed to 100 tons Friday, County
Agent Robert Rieder believed.
Actual weights of contributions
had totaled more than 90 tons
on Thursday, Rieder said," and
Pringle's contributions later
Thursday and ' Friday j Together
with v. other cleanup j campaigns
raised it well over 10 tons.
; : Still to come ? from Keizer
heavy collections are several trac
tors and old cars and trucks, while
a.- portion of the Silverton . road
collections h v e not" yet rbeen
made, and other communities are
preparing; for scheduled pickups.
;I Meanwhile, no bid had yet been
accepted by the war, chest com
mittee on scrap sale, and ' In the
quality of the rural contributions
to the campaign was 'foreseen a
possible bait for higher prices than
any offered to date.
COMMISSIONER'S
COURT
The following is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion coun
ty commissioners court for. the
October term, 1942, with the
amount allowed, bills continu
ed, etc., according to the rec
ords in the office of the county
Clerk.
Conbined Funds, October Term
1942 Ladd & Bush Salem Branch
US Natl, defense bonds 18.75;
First Natl. Bank of Portland,
18.75; H. R. Crawford, 262.50.
Assessor's 4 Office Acct: Paul
Griebenow, deputy, 144.00; C. A.
Lewis, do. 114.75: Alma Acker.
man, do, 101.25; Anabel Moon,
do, 1015; Grace N. Babcock, do,
87.75; Ray Lick, do, 62.34; Ernest
Denny, do, 99.00; Gordon E. Tow
er, do, 1485. Clerk's Office eet:
H. C Mattson. deDutv. 119.00:
A. M. Roethlin, do, 1465; A. M,
Presnall, do, 126.25; G. M. Six, do,
100.17; Janice Adams do, 30.63;
Melb Hodge, do, 95.25; Ola
Hughes, do, 90.00; Ca. Court Ceaa-
asieaen- AeciU H. C Mattaon,
cleric, 25.00T Ralph A. Girod. sal
ary, 106J5; J.Smith, do, 105;
Coart Heaae AeeU J. H. Kirsch.
janitor 98.75; John J. Chaignot,
do, 81.00; W. A. ; Gritton, do,
90.38; Wm. H. Moriarty, do, 89.75:
Ruth Hutchings,d o, 527; Anne
Pillette, janitor, 527. Dlst. Attys.
Office Aeet.: Talbot Bennett,
deputy, 180.00; Jean Hain, sten
ographer, 75.00. - Health Officer's
Aect.: W. J. Stone. MJ) health
officer, 11.25; L G. Lermon, sani
tarian, 6.25; Erma Plett, nurse,
116.00; Merwyn Darby, do. 180.00:
Melba Conrad, clerk, 81.25. Salem
Constable Aect: Hattie Bratzel,
secretary, 15.00; .Salem Justice
Aect.: Alma Johnson, stenog.
99.00; Javenile Court Aect: Nona
White, probation officer, 147.70;
Poor Aect: Mrs. Elizabeth Krause.
relief, 15.00. Recorder's Office
Aect: Helen . Schofield. deoutv.
94.00; Mabel F. Phillips, do. 965:
Dorothy Sanderson, do, 65.24; D.
Janice Henry,: do, 26 M. School
Snperintendent's Of flee .. Aeet:
Jack Kennedy, supervisor, 108.00;
cora . Keid, deputy, 108.00; Ada
Epenter, secretary, 87.75. Sheriffs
Office Aect: Kenneth L. Randall,
deputy, 162.70; B. R. Smith, do.
149.70; Denver Young, do.J149.70:
F. E. HammeL do. 71.82: W. T.
Smith, do, 39.90; T. J. Brabee, do,
164.70; H. Domogalla. do. 145.00:
A. M. Dalrymple, do, 124.70r H.
M. Perry ,d o, 130.00; Louann Has
sing, do, 120.00; Claire Hammang,
do, 105.00.; MyrUe-Evanav clerki
iwo; Patricia Meeker, do. 57.60:
Emory Sanders, do. 91.67! Eva
Aamodt do, 240; ' Eleanor
Thempson, do, 29 .32;, Louise Pur
ney, do,- 3.50; - Inez Moore, do,
25; Marjorie Church, do, 28.00;
Mrs. J B. Bywater, do, , 24.50;
Bettie Carruth. da 7.00r C3a
Brabee do, 21.00; Loreta Miller
Koseheim, do, 14.00; Viola Hol-
man, do, 3.50; Harry McGee, do,
Name "of - Owner
and Description of .
Property as fJhown by
the Latest Tax-RnU.
in
3-
Total
50 ,
2.07
352
12.09 - - - .
47.14 :
1851 348.43
None t.
- .02
' .04 .
- Silverton, O r eg on.
Vol. 159 Page 100
Haskins, Pansy
- Cowings Addition,
- Silverton, . Oregon. '
VoL 175 Page 608 .
Gay, S. A. tt M." t
Upsund's AddiUon,
i Silverton, Oregorw
Vol. 174 Page 89
Maertz, Rosa
-Hollistera Annex
: No. 1, Stayton, Ore
gon, VoL lie. Page'
95 - - - r - .
Harris, Joe. E. tt Car
ol E.: Hollisters An
nex No. 1, Stayton,
Oregon, Vol. 212
. Page
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nf ihi Vi? i foreclosure proceeding Is given- exclusively by four weekly publication'
erai Hr2t?iiaMf2cloiure in On0 Statesman, a daily newspaper of . gen
5?Shf2 ?villi'Jrto?C?u,lty Oregon, pursuant to the order of the County Court c
19427 Wn for Marion County, made and entered on the 9th day of Septembe
r,Wi!l-Mthe PubVfation of this notice is October 2t 1942, and the date of la
publication November 14, 1942. - - , . . ' ;. . . .
' !A.CBURK, ' .
... Sheriff and Tax Collector of -
, . " 1 Marion County, Oregon.
, - It B. HAYDEN,
. District Attorney for
- Marion County, Oregon.
0. 24-31 - N. 7-14.
15.55; Leota. Tickers, Co, f.53;
TYances Randall; do, 193. Treas
urer's Cmce Aect: Alfred Domo
galla, deputy, 115.00. Deg Lieeasa
Fond Aect: ' Paul Marnach, enf.
officer, - 131 J8; Janice Adams,
clerk, 50.00. Ce. Property Aeet:
H. Wm. . Tmelsen, land , agent,
1070; tlary Boss, clerk, 65.00;
Chas. J. V Zerzan, proL- - -services,
150.00. Photostat Aeet: M JSix,
operator, 27.58; Dorothy . Sander
son, do, 33.75. - Engineer's Office
Aect:. N. C. Hubbs, engineer,
14 JS8; Virginia Hubbs, clerk,
100.62. . BQseellaneoiu Aects.:. H.
R. Crawford, postmaster,' bonds,
281.25. Labor: J. . P. AspinwalL
155.73; Lee E. Brant. 1248; F. A.
Dutton, 37.74 J. J. Hollett, 94.74;
James C Nightingale, 164 .34;- L.
Beckner, -83)7; iO. D. Binegar,
169.95; J.: A. Burns, 2.08; Bert
rand Iversen, - .134.99; " Laurel
Lamb, 135.64; W. . R. - Massey,
105.16; J. L. Prange, 9.91; E. L.
Rogers, 115.65; Nick SchaV 42-88;
Dan Scharf, 25.04; Hugh Webb,
14358; Lee A. Wells, 5459; Ar
thur Drake, 121.16; L. W. Webber,
12178; Oliver Johnson, 181.43;
E. J. ' Richards, 161.73; " Henry
Bevier, 109.75; Arthur Black
burn, 105 29; Albert A. Richards,
109.75; Theodore KuenzV 167.36;
Anton Feskens, 109.58; Geo.
James, 144.19; Lloyd Jarman,
148.65; D. Peterson, 145J3; Greg
HtobL 147.03; Jos. A. Robl, 145JJ3;
B. A. Snyder, 164.50; GUbert
Snyder, 153.12; Tom Bowden,
113 35; Roy La FoHett 110.18;
Henry L. Stayton, 36.69; Theo.
Kuenzt, board, 149JD0. Miscellane-r
eas Aects.: Ballou & Wright, belt
.72; Talbot Bennett, refund of
bond payment, 12.40; Bosler Elec
tric, fuses, etc., 2.85; A. C. Burk,
cash adv. for stamps, .etc., 91.71;
A. C. Burk, travel exp., 196.05; E.
H. Burrell, points, etc., .53; Cooke-
Stationery Co., clips,- etc.; 10.7Q;
H.; R. Crawford, " postmaster,
stamps, 53.06; Equitable Steel Co
steel, 195.66J Ray L. Farmer
Ddw. Co rep'airs, 50; Gflmore OA
Co, gasoline, 310.17; Dr. HTA.
Gueffroy, prof, services, 10.00; J.
E. Haseltine & Co, rod, et C75;
Howard Cooper Corp trans, case
etc, 48.13; N. C. Hubbs, cash adv.
for post tOO; Ingle O. : Johnson,
filing saw, 1.00; Theo. Kuenzl,
cash adv. for rent, etc, 11 J95;
K. H. Kummer, cylinder .heads,
80.00; Larmer Transt & Storage,
freight 1.48; . Martin Bros Inc,
signs, 7.00; Douglas McKay Chev,
Co, generator, -etc, 50.82; Need
ham's Book : Store, folders, etc4
57.85; V. s E. Neweomb,' repairs;
2J0; Northern life Ins, Co, sal
ary deductions, 40.09; ' Lee ,Oh-
mart petty cash, cash , adv. for
freight etc, 10.12; Oregon Gravel
Co, gravet 300.33; Oregon State
Hgy. Comm., patching material.
347 .93; Pacific Tel. & Tet Co,
tetephone, 194.45; Packer Scott
Co, -dust pan, 9; Physicians &
Surg Hosp. Asso," hospital dues,
39.00; Anne Pillette, elevator' op
erator, 28.92; Pittsburgh Paints,
paint, 2333; Pohle-Staver Co,
gaskets, ete, ll.I0r Poik cBntv.
Oregon,4 joint Independenc ferrjt
9483; Portland Gen- Dec. Co
electricity. 137.65; Rahn Mc
Whorter Paper Co, paper, 6.75;
Roen Typewriter t Exchange, rib
bons, etc, 17.50: Salem Hardware
Co, hose, etc, 48.52: Salem Laun
dry Co, laundry. 21; Salem
Steel & Supply Co, wygen, etc,
27.34; Salem Supply Co, gravel,
375.90; Salem Water Com, water,
iz.35; southern Pacific Cto,
freight on asphalt 346.95: States
man Publishing Co, pubt claims,
iz.dk L, R. Tweedie, Diesel,
35 JlUnion OU Co. of Calif, as
phalt 36653; Valley Motor Co-
gaskets, etc, 1352; L. C Van
Handel, lumber, 3.60; Western
Auto Supply Co, tank cap, '58;
Western Union Tel. Co, telegrams
756; Willamette Valley Tfr. Co,
freight 153; .Woodbury Co, cot
tersi etc, 251; R. D. Woodrow,
battery, etc, 22.78; Denver. Young,
traveling expenses, 2.7$. Asses
sor's Office Aeet: Burrough's
Add. Mach. Co- ' ribbons. ete
52.81 r; Ernest Denny, travel .ex
penses, 15. 95; Paul Griebenowi
do, 757. Circuit Ceori Aeet:
Blanche B. Fercuson. renorter.
Oerk's Office Aeet: Can-
ital City Bindery, rebind docket,
7.15; Municipal Finance Oft As
so, subscription, . 10.00. Coroner's
2 I
iJi
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699
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Office Aect: L. E. Barrick, etsfi
ady. for telephone; 2J3; JosepS !
Beeman, MD, travel expenses,
3.50; Forest Grove Undertakini
Co, disinterment 15.00; '. W. ll
Lidbeck, autopsy, 10.00. Coaii
House Aect: American Asbestos
Prod. Co, roofing, 75.65; Grabe
Bros, repairs, 2.00; Hansen & Ul
jequist, Inc, mlllwork, 14,90; Oti
Elevator Co, -repair e 1 e va t o r,
181.50; photo art eommercial stoh
dlos, develop films, - 5.00; v Saleril
Water Com, water, 13756. Dlst
Attys. Office AeeU M. B. Hay
den, cash Adv. for post 5.00; M.
B. Hayden, travel expenses, ' 5.10,
Health Officer's Aeet: Bertelson
& Son, printing, 2.50; H. R. Crawji
ford, postage, 15.00; Hendrie lab
oratories, lab services, 27.08; Mar
ion Co. Dept of Health, mainten
ance, etc, 211.58. Herd Inspector's
Aect; Dr. John M. .Hanrahan, in
spector, 61.99; Dr. Fred W. Lange,
do, 134.50; Dr. A. W. Simmons, do,
80.73. Jail Aeet; A. C Burk,
board of prisoners, 35754; Red
Cross Pharmacy, medicine, 55)
Sanitary Service Co, Inc, remov
ing garbage, . 120; West . Coast
Soap Co, soap,' 10.00. Salem Jus
tice Court Aeet: S. C Catlin tt
R, K. Page trustees, rent, 40.00.
Salem Constable Aect: Earl Ad
ams, cash 'adv. for postage, ,3.00 1 1
Earl Adams, travel expenses,
143.80; The Capital Press, print
ing, 8.60. Outside Jostlce Court
Accta.: Kraps St Long, printing,
38.65; A. M: Amo, constable,
15.00; All. O. Nelson, justice.
15.40; Walter IL Bell, - justice,
26.45;. John Nightingale, constat
ble, 4.10; W.'C. Miller, constable,
950; H. I Overton, justice, . 9.65.1
Javenile Court Aect:; Salem Dea
coness hospital, hospital care, I
58.00; Nona White, cash adv. fo
stamps, i etc, 2.85. Poor Farm
Aect: Portland Gas & Coke Co,
fuel, 15.40. Poor Misc.' Aect: Boys
Girls- Aid Society, relief, 152.00)
Catholic . Charities, relief; . 172.00.
Rationing Aeet.: H. J. Rowe, rent
15.00, City of .Salem, rent,' 15.00.
ReeecderVi Office AccU Henry
Lee, sign pabktmc . 250. Regi; '
Elee.1 Aeet: Bertelson & ; Son.
printing, 1550; ' Ruth Hutchina,
elevator operator, 355; H. L. Stift
Furniture Co, rent on chairs, etc
1650; G. E. White, clerk, 3458.
Sehoel Sapta. Office AccU Agne
C. Booth, travel expenses, ,7.43 1
Hawkins ,& Roberts, rent 55.00
J. W. Kennedy, travel expenses,
.80; Unruh Knapp Printing Co-
printing, 4750. 4H Clab AeeU
Ruby Schantz, exhibit premiums. .
25.00; Department of -Agriculture,
sealer, 62X0.1 Sheriff's Office
Aect: ; T. J.' Brabec, clerk, 7.70
H. Domogalla, do, 7.80; H. M,
Perry, do,: 9.30; Louann Hassing,
do, 4.80; Claire Hammang. dot
6:30; Abrams'& Ellis, Inc, bond
premiums,' 20.00; Capital Journal,
publish notice, 2.40; Christison
Jones,- printing, 26.00;' Heider's
Radio & Elec. Co, repair radio
set 10.65; Marchant Calculating
Mach. Co, machine payment,
9750; Northwest Envelope Mfg.
Co envelopes, 182.76; Kenneth I
Randall, travel expenses, .Sflj
Kenneth L. Randall, cash Adv. for
Maps, .65. Treasurer's Office
Aect: Remington Rand, Inc," re
pair service, 10.50. Dog License
Fund Aect: Paul Manning, re
fund of license, 2.00; Paul Mar
nach, traveling expenses, 6750
A. W. Brown, sheep killed by 1
dogs, 2.00;; Mrs. A. S. Drager, do,
44.00; Rue Drager, do, 8.00; Wm.
P. Emory, do, 50.00; MrsW. O.
Pounds, do, 76.00; J. F. Richards,,
do, 18.00; Karl Wipper, do, 28.00.'
Co. Property Aeet: The Commer
cial Book store, book, 3.65; J. E
Hosmer, "commission on sale,
20.00; Skewis & Judson, open
sewer, etc, 11.40; City of Wood
burn, street assessment 80.34.
Photostat Corp, supplies, 300.67.
Mlscellaneons Aects.: State Ind,
Acc Com, insurance, 288.63; State ,
Public Welt Com, public assist
ance, 5145.67; Salem Abstract Co,
refund of Interest 25.87; State
Public Welt Com, blind assist
ance, 218.00; State Public Welt
Com, dependent chad, asst,
2329.80; State Public Welt Coro
old"age assistance, 853050; W. R.
Crawford, poetage, 6.50; First
Natt Bank, Stayton bond, 18.75J
H. R. Crawford, postmaster bonds,
675.00; Ladd & Bush, US NatL
bank, bond, 18.75.
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