Tli OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, - Oregon. Thursday Morning. December 16, 1943
Where They Are--W hat
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5
Lt Merlin Leroy Dako. USMC
reserve, ten ef Mr. and Hn
Frank C. Dake, route .one, box
ML Lyons, who last week was
g radaated from - the naval air
training center at Corpus Chris-
tL Texas.
LUBBOCK, Texas, Army Air
Field. . Dec. 15.-Reporting to this
advanced . twin-engine school of
the army air forces training com
mand on the anniversary of
Pearl Harbor, were two aviation
cadets from Salem, Ore., entering
with this "Pearl Harbor" class,
appropriately the largest in the
history : of Lubbock army flying
school. Cadets James W. Cooper
and Frank H. Hunt will soon
complete' their flying training and
become flying officers.
LAAF is an a d. v anced pilot
training school, where Uncle
Sam's air force is giving its hea
vyweight aviation cadets and av
iation students the final lap of
their flight training in oi-motored
AT-17 Bobcats, which is but a re
hearsal for the Flying Fortresses,
Liberators, Mitchells, Marauders
and other multi-engined ships.
The commanding officer is Col.
Ralph E. Holmes, a command pi
lot with 17 years experience in the
air corps as a communications of
ficer, balloon observer, airship pi
lot, aircraft observer and heavier-than-air
pilot
Cadet Cooper, son of Mr. and
COMMISSIONER'S
COirRT
The following is, the" official
publication of the record of claims
before the Marion County Com
missioners' Court for the Novem
ber term, 1943, with the amount
allowed, bills continued, etc., ac
cording to the records in the of
fice of the County Clerk:
Misc.: Mrs. Brilla Gallagher,
Ford truck, 450.00. Feeble Minded:
Dr. Wm. B. Mott, exams, 10.00;
Dr. Roscoe C. Wilson, exam, 5.00.
Insane Aeet: Dr. Wm. B. Mott,
exam, 10.00; Dr. D. R. Ross, exam,
5.00; Dr. Roscoe C. Wilson, exams,
30.00. Misc.: Collector of internal
revenue, witholding tax,, 1,732.10;
A. J. Frank Lumber Co., lumber,
271.03; State Ind. Acq. Com., ins..
419.22; State Public Welfare, aid
to dep. children, 2,201.60; State
Public Welfare, aid blind, 245.00;
State Public Welfare, old age as
sist, 9,374.00; Salem Branch 1st
NatL Bank, bond, 37.50; Ladd &
Bush VS. NatL Bank, bond, 18.75.
Assessor's Office: Paul Griebenow,
deputy, 80.29; C. A. Lewis, do,
138.81; Alma Ackerman, do, 99.15;
Anabel Moon, do, 33.13; Grace N.
Bapcock, do, 88.65; Ray Lick, do,
110.45; Ernest Denny, do, 97.15;
Gordon E. Tower, do, 151.80. Cir
cuit Court: Blanche B. Ferguson,
reporter, 208.15. Coanty Clerk: A.
M. Roethlin, deputy, 162.20; G. M.
Six, do, 136.70; Ola Hughes, do,
120.15; Melba Hodge, deputy, 99 -90;
Margaret Reznicsek, do, 110.30;
Gladys White, do, 64.90; H. 4.
Gregg, do, 35.40. County Court:
Gladys White, clerk, 28.00. Court
House:- Edw. Brasher, janitor,
106.65; W. A. Gritton, do, 114.55;
Win. H. Moriarty, dp, 104.55;
Charles Miller, do. 114.55; Anne
Hoffert, elevator oper., 52.92; Ruth
Hutchins, do, 58.88. Diss. Atty. Of
fice: Mary Jane Kestly, stenog,
83.15. Health Office: W. J. Stone,
MD, health officer, 290.70; F. R.
Coleman, dairy insp., 185.95; I. G.
Lermon, sanitarian, 150.80; Bernice
Yeary, nurse super, 159.15; Grace
L.. Taylor, clinic nurse, 120.15;
Erma Plett, nurse, 120.40; Ruth
Reimer, do, 135.15; Merwyn Darby,
do, 135.15; Patricia Wedum, do,
82.26; Rosemarie Smith, do, 125.15;
Evelyn Rasley, do, 130.55; Leona
Keiley, do, 109.75; Lois- Raffety,
do, 50.11; Vera Wood, stenog,
90.40? Melsa Conrad, do, 100.40;
Frances Meyer, do, 104.15; Muriel
B. Tilley, do, 103.05. Salem Con
stable: Alma Johnson, stenog,
25.00. Salem Justice: Berniece
Poitras, clerk, 118.55. Juvenile
Court: Nona White, probation of
ficer, 146.59. Poor AecU. Mrs. Eli
zabeth Krause, allowance, 15.00.
Recorder's Aeet: Frances- Matt
son, deputy, 98.15; Josephine Fred
rickson, do, 101.27; Charlotte Ap
ple, do, 123.95; Wikje Winslow,
clerk, 82.15. School Supt: Cora E.
Reid, deputy, 100.40; Carmalite I.
Weddle, supervisor, 119.65; Mar
tha H. Fischer, secy, 89.85. Sheriff
Aeet: D. Young, deputy, 170.49;
B. R. Smith, do, 158.69; A. L
Johnson; do, 123.69; W. E. Smith,
do, 119.09; H. F. Domogalla, chief
tax deputy, 166.38; Louann Has-'
ing, cashier, 127.78; Myrtle Evans,
mach. operator, 121.80; A. M. Dal
rymple, deputy, 130.30; H, M. Per
ry, clerk, 130.30; C Hammang, do,
132.33. Treasurer's Office: Audrey
Ewing, deputy, 109.15. County
Property: K. William -Thielsen,
They Are Doing
Mrs.. Cecil Troy Cooper of 2455
South High street, was a survey
or with the Dupont company- in
New Jersey before entering flight
training at Curtis field. He is a
graduate of the Salem high school.
.Cadet Hunt, son of Frank Hunt
of the USi marines, ' and Mrs.
Frank. Hunt, sr., of 2460 Trade
street. Is a former student of Wil
lamette university where he was
a member of Sigma Tau, and 20
30 club. Before entering -the serv
ice he was a salesman in Long
view, Wash. His wife, the former
Miss Jeanne Lucille Probert is at
home at 2160 State street in Salem.-
; j -
J After a few more weeks of con
centrated academic and f li g h t
training both Cadet Hunt and Ca
det Cooper will be ready tq grad
uate. 1 -
Seth Underwood, a former Sa
lem man who was graduated from
Salem high school and carried
The Statesman, wrote recently to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Underwood, West Salem. Pvt. Un
derwood, now in the marine corps
writes:
"It has been almost three
months since I last received a let
ter, which is explainable by the
fact that I have been traveling
again. We left New Caledonia,
went over to the "New Hebrides,
fooled around there awhile, and
then took off like a streak for that
little dot on the map called Ta
rawa. At first all we could see
was a lot of palm trees and a
cloud of smoke from naval shell
ing. As we neared the island we
couldn't imagine anything bad
was going to happen. It seemed as
if nothing could live through that
intense barrage. I guess people
can though, because a lot of wea
pons suddenly opened up on us
and right then I was really
thankful for those three inches of
steel around me. We blew up a
lot of installations' before we got
hit. My tank commander and I
were hit, but the tank kept run
ning and we pulled back. They
bandaged up my wound and sent
me to the ship. The scratch is
healed and I am ok.
"I've seen half the world, prac
tically, and if the rest of it is like
this, I'll never leave Oregon again.
land agent 110.80; Mary Baillie,
stenog., 83.55; Chas. J. Zerzan, de
puty, 140.55. Engineer's Office: N.
C. Hubbs, engineer, 181.05; Erma
Kuenzi. secy, 104.15. Dog Fund:
Paul Marnach, dog control officer,
121.96; H. J. Gregg, clerk, 50.00.
Circuit Court: Mae Ledgerwood,
bailoff, 3450. Misc.: Anabel Moon,
bond refund, 15.25; H. R. Craw
ford, bonds, 1,462,50; H. R. Craw
ford, postage, 40.00. Labor: J. P.
Aspinwall, 133.69; C. Carlson,
192.96; Fred Hammack, 146.51; J.
J. Hollett, 103.14; Edward Schmitt,
91.68; L. Beckner, 157.66; O. D.
Binegar, 163.78; J. A. Burns, 133.
82; Wm. P, Croker, 144.01; Ar
thur Drake, 104.05; W. C. Deross,
136.53; Harvey M. Girod, 110.05;
J. Nag, 21.00; Bertrand Iversen,
164.03; Laurel Lamb, 151.19; W.
R. Massey, 53.00; H. A. Martin,
140.89; H. A, Penny, 29.95; Joe F.
Ringwald, 23.96; G. E. Rowland,
93.58; Nick Schwab, 184.09; E. G.
Syron, 43.74; Clyde Woodruff,
163.78; Frank Woelke, 164.89;
Hugh Webb, 118.69; E. L. Rogers,
138.61; Lee A. Wells, 158.73; The
odore Kuenzi, 14&84; Jos. A. Robl,
151.92; L. W. Webber, 143.66;
Lloyd Jarman, 119.11; Roy Hack
enberg, 136.76; William Naitzger,
152.84; M. J. McCormick, 134.30;
Emil Johnson, 43.34; Charles Co
bine, 113.94; Ed Simpson, 154.59;
Tom Bowden, 141.04; Roy Lafol
lett, 137.70. Guy Miles and Irene
Miles, repayment, 100.00. Labor: E.
J. Richards, 117.04; H. O. Bevier,
82.25; Arthur Blackburn, 152.84;
Oliver Johnson, 129.98; N. S.
Lamphear, 114.60; A. V. Morrison,
115.16; A. A. Richards, 134.30.
Geo. E. Allen Hdwe, sups., 35.45;
Bancroft Whitney Co., law books,
7.50; The E. J. Bartells Co, lub,
8.40; . Bobbs Merrill Co, law
books, 215.00; Agnes C. Booth, T.
E, etc, 146.60; BosUtch Northwest
Inc., sups., 9.25; A. C. Burk, T. E.
etc, 421.62; W. E. Burns, reps.,
3.50; Ballou & Wright reps, 25.
0'; E. H. BurrelL reps, 30.45; Cap
ital Cit yBindery, sups, etc, 38.
50; Capital Journal, adv, 336.35;
Chris tison Jones, sups, etc, 132.
00; Commercial Book Store, equip,
8.00; Day Bros. Garage, reps, 4.32;
Frank Doolittle Master Serv. Sta,
tires, 146.40; Doughton Hardware,
reps,-18.33; Walter J. Downs, glass,
12.28; Ray L. Farmer Hardware
Co, reps, 7.38; i Feenaughty Ma
chinery Co, reps, 27.29; Firestone
Stores, recaps, 27.53; Gilmore Oil
Co, gas and oil, 346.26; Goodrich
Silverton Stores, tires, 206.02; J.
E. Haseltine & Co, sups, 17.45;
Hof f mans JTire Service, tires, 62.
15; The Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co,
law books, 7.50; Douglas McKay
Chev. Co, reps, 3.19; A. B. Mc
Laughlan, reps, 36 .38 ; Mountain
States Power Co, L. and P, 40.
38; Munneil & Sherrill, reps, 13.
75; Needhams Book Store, sups.,
10.75; Northern Life Ins. Co, ins,
22.93; Oregon Physicians Serv,
dues, 49.22; Oregon State Highway
Conx, asphalt 692.02; .Pacific Tel.
& TeL Co, tet, 229.45; Packer
Scott Co; sups, 23.37; Philippl Tire
Serv, rep, 15.50; R. W. Piper, re
pairs, 304 J29; Pohle Staver Co,
reps, 53.00; Portland Gen- FJec
Co, L. & P, 193.58; Rahn Mc
Whorterl Paper Co, sups, 94.12;
Richfield Oil Corp, kerosene,
33.60; Rben Typewriter Exchange,
sups, 9.00; Salem Abstract Co, re
fund, 1.40; Salem Concrete Pipe fc
Pro. Co, drain, 41.40; Salem Dea-
It's the best place in the world!"
The Underwoods have a second
son, Irving K, who enlisted in
the navy in September,. 1942, and
is .now a petty officer, third class,
aboard a destroyer.
GERVAIS Pvt. Roland Glea-
son, grandson of Mrs. L. P. Glea
son of GerVais and nephew of
Earl Gleason of Salem, has suc
cessfully made his fifth and qua
lifying jump at the parachute
school at Fort Benning. Ga. The
fifth jump made at night, comple
ted Gleason's parachute jumping
which lasted the standard four
weeks and which include jump
ing from towers 250 feet high. He
has earned the right to wear the
wings and boots of the army's
most modern soldier, the - para
trooper. GERVAIS Word has just been
received here of the promotion of
Alden Schwabauer from first
lieutenant to captain. He is sta
tioned at Mather Field, Calif ., and
is now commanding officer of his
squadron. A reserve officer, he
was commissioned a second lieu
tenant upon graduation from the
University of Oregon in 1933.
Called into active service in 1942,
he was transferred, to the air
force. Mrs. Schwabauer and their
two children live in Portland. She
is the daughter of G. H. Benja
min of Gervais.
DALLAS IX Glen Wlebe
spent a short time with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wlebe,
while being transferred from Sa-J
linas, Calif., to a station in Wash
ington. Wiebe is in the air corps
and has been in the service for
about a year. He was accompan
ied by Lt. Willie White and Lt
Ervin Wilson.
Ens if n Frank Guy Is spending
a short leave in Dallas visiting his
wife and small daughter and his
mother, Mrs. N. L. Guy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salter receiv
ed word Wednesday that their
son. Pvt. Russell Satter, USMC,
had participated in the battle of
Tarawa and had . come through
without a scratch. The one letter,
allowed each marine at the close
of the engagement, was sent to
Satter's wife in Portland with a
request that she immediately tele
phone his parents here. First word
received from their usually correspondence-minded
son in 2V4
months, the letter speaks of the
coness Hosp, hosp, 93.20; Salem
Laundry Co., sups, 2.38; Salem
Navigation Co., frt, 14.06; Salem
Steel & Supply Co, reps, 13.27;
Salem Tire Service, tires, 18.00;
Salem Water Commission, water,
56.45.; Standard Oil Co. of CaL,
gas and oil, 163.38; State Tire Ser,
tires, 171.62; The Texas Co, oil,
29.95; Union Oil Co. of Cal, gas,
15.00; Unruh Knapp Printing Co,
sups, 377.55; Valley Motor Co,
reps., 108.06; Valley Oil Co, diesel,
15.86; Valley Welding Co, sups,
10.46; Carmalite I. Weddle, T. E,
25.70; Wm. Wengenroth, storage
chg, 1.00; West Pub. Co, law
books, 15.00; Willamette Valley
Transfer, frt, 4.34; Dr. Roscoe C.
Wilson, exams, 40.00; Woodbury
Co, sups, 552.89; R. D. Woodrow
Co, reps., 8.21; Joseph A. Wright,
bond refund, .75. Assessor's Office:
Burroughs Adding Mach. Co,
sups, 2.40; Cooke Stationery Co,
sups, .25; Ernest Denny, T. E,
2.10; Statesman Publ. Co, sups,
112.85. Circuit Court: The Golden
Pheasant, petit jurors, 15.40; Ralph
W. Skopil, atty. fees, 30.00; Drs.
Williams & Lidbeck, exams, 70.00.
Civil Defense: Mt Angel Lumber
Co., sups, 223.85. Clerk's Office:
J. E.' Allen & Co, sups, 1.28; The
J. K. Gill Co., sups, .60. Coroner:
Dr. W. L. Lidbeck, exams, 25.00.
Court House: Commercial Sand &
Gravel Suply Co, exp, 3.00; Otis
Elevator Co, maint, 8.50; Salem
Hardware Co, sups., 1.50; C. A.
Vibbert, reps, 5.25. Dist Attornej:
Clackamas Co, exp, 1.50; M. B.
Hayden, mis, .31; T. Harold Tom
linson, T. E, 2.05. Health Dept.:
Capital City Laundry, maint, 9.53;
Central Pharmacy, med. sups, 26.
26; Hendrie Lab, lab, 125.00;
Marion Co. Dept. of Health, T. E,
etc, 13.98; Dr. G. A. Niles, med.
serv, 15.00; Perry's Drug Store,
sups, 2.00, Physicians 3c Hosp.
Supply, sups, 43.85; Dr. Mary B.
Pur vine, med. serv, 18.00; Salem
Masonic Temple Assn., rent 135.
00; School Dist. 4, tel, 1.15; Tide
Water Associated Oil Co, gas, 45.
00; Dr. R. J. Van Cleave, med.
serv, 6.40; Dr. G. A. Williams,
med. serv, 18.00. Herd Insp.: Dr.
Fred W. Lange, inspection, 157.
59; A. W. Simmons, do, 143.71.
Indemnity: Karl A. Hess, indem
nity, 82.50; Halver Mikkelson it
r
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battle as . unimaginably bloody
and of- the thanksgiving . in the
hearts of the survivors although
no turkey was served on Thanks
giving day, .Mrs. . Ed Satter said
last night.
William MeMorris Austin. IS,
fireman second class,' who" Is . a
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Austin,
route three Salem, has completed
basic training at the submarine
school, submarine base, New Lon
don, Conn., for duty with the na
tion's growing fleet of undersea
fighters. After experience on board
a submarine Fireman Austin will
been titled to wear the twin dol
phin insignia of that service. Aus
tin attended Salem senior high
school and was in the state guard
four months before joining the
navy in March ' of this year. He
received naval recruit training at
Farragut Idaho.
' A U M S VUXE Pvt. Melvin
NichoL who is with the army en
gineers somewhere in the south
Pacific, has written his wife that
he will be moved soon. He was
last at Munda, New Georgia, and
reports that for Thanksgiving he
had a taste of turkey and the
meal was not too bad. So far his
opinion of the "beautiful South
Sea islands' is not too high. -
SCIO Reid Meritt of the Pro
vidence locality near Scio is home
on 15 day leave from the naval
base at Farragut, Idaho. He is a
son- of Mr. and Mrs. John Mer
itt. Sal. Henry Krossman is sta
tioned in Louisiana engaged in
mill operations. He has been in
the army for two years.
BUENA VISTA Pfe. John
Wheeler ol Tulelake, Calif., is
visiting relatives and friends here
while on furlough.
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Workman of the Millers
burg district received word from
their son, Jack Workman, second
class fireman, that he hopes to
spend Christmas at home. Mem
ber of the crew of a warship that
was damaged in the Aleutian the
ater, Jack was hospitalized be
cause of severe burns he ceceived.
He joined the navy 18 months ago,
at the age of IT and has been in
several set battles. His brother,
Pvt. Owen Workman, 19, is in
the army air force in Tunis, North
Son, do, 32.00; Ben N. Miller, do,
6.00; Marc Savage, do, 12.00. In
sane: Dr. E. V. Fortmiller, exam,
5.00; Dr. Marian Follis Mayo, do,
5.00; Dr. J. L. Sears, do, 5.00.
Jail: Red Cross Pharmacy, sups,
4.63; Sanitary Service Co, sups,
1.65. Salem Constable: Earl Ad
ams, T. E, 64.85. Salem Justice:
Sybil C. Catlin & Rollin K. Page,
rent 40.00.Outside Justice: J. H.
Catton, Newberg const, 2.15; W.
C. Miller, Wood. Const, 3.00! Ju
venile: Mrs. Ethel Hamblin, misc.,
25.00. Poor Misc.: The Boys and
Girls Aid Soc. of Ore, misc., 10.
67; Catholic Charities Inc., misc.,
75.00; Children's Farm Home,
misc., 45.83; State Public Welfare
Com, gen. assist, 3,493.98. Ration
Board: Adolph Nelson, rent, 75.00;
H. J. Rowe, rent 22.50. Rodent
Control: Ames Harris Neville Co,
grain, etc, 34.15. Scalp Bounty:
Catherine Turnidge, bounty, 1.50.
School Supt: Dept. of Supervision
and Curriculum, misc. sups, 4.00;
Hawkins & Roberts, rent, 55.00.
Sealer: Dept. of Agriculture, seal
er, 62.00. Sheriff: A. C. Burk,
crim. T. E, 112.00; Art Burnside &
Co, sups, 3.06; Franklin Printing
Co, do, 9.12; F. Jaskoski & Son, do,
2.00; Marshall Wells Co, do, 7.59;
Clive Scott misc., 5.00; Clive
Scott equip, 122.09; Western Un
ion, tel, 2.25; A. C Burk, postage,
20.00; Faye Domogalla, jA
20.00;H. F. Domogalla, clerk, 54.68;
Faye Domogalla, do, 36.89; Myrtle
Evans, do, 51.96; Claire Hammang,
do, 40.20; H. M. Perry, do, 49.69;
Emory Sanders, do, 35.94; Gladys
Mink, do, 30.71; Laura Adams, do,
40.84; Jo Lehmer, do. 44.67; Elsie
Simila, do, 33.69; Mrs. Bywater,
do, 32.17; Mrs. Lloyd Reinholdt
do, 35.67; Mrs. Elva Riedesel, do,
35.67; C. H. Zerzan, do, 42.29; Wm.
Luse, do, 20.06; Margaret Hill, do,
56.49; Carolyn Gluesing, do, 55.99;
Louann Hassmg, do, 30.10; A. M.
Dalrymple, do, 10.50. Treasurer:
Ladd & Bush Salem Branch VS.
NatL, box rent 12.00. Surveyor:
Shannon & Co. inc., sups, 3.61. Co.
Property: City of Salem, cutting
weeds, etc, 4.62; City of Salem
Water Dept., install tap, 20.00;
Leonard B. Judson, installing wa
ter, 61.30; Martin T. Pratt notices,
2.00; Scellars & Foley, ins, 2.50;
Union Abstract Co, policy, 20.00.
"C7v ' O-
Africa, He joined the army to Oc
tober, 1942. There are two young
er sons at home. -
Pvt. Richard Boehrrager is vis
iting his wife and .seven months
old daughter and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Trank Boehringer. Pvt.
Boehringer is stationed near- Los
Angeles and has not been home in
nine months and this is the. first
time he has seen his daughter. '
Lt. CoL ; George 'L." -Scooty"
Dutton arrived in Salem : Wed
nesday to spend Christmas with
his wife' who has been making her
home with her father, Albert
Hunter, 995 North Summer street
CoL Dutton, who was an insur
ance man in Portland, was called
up with the Oregon national guard
in 1940 and went to the south
west Pacific and Australia in ear
ly 1942. He has been in New
Guinea.- 'i
He has had varied 'experiences
in the southwest theater of war
but recently was sent home for
hospital treatment. He is now on
leave from an army hospital In
California. CoL Dutton will di
vide his time between Salem and
Portland.
En route to S4tl, whre he
expects Ho i"be assigned to active
duty, . Bill Upjohn, son of Mr. and
Mrs, D. H. Upjohn, visited his
parents here- briefly Tuesday
night He recently was graduated
from the US maritime service
School at Catalina Island, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Phillips
have received word of the arriv
al in the south Pacific of their son,
Lt. William L. Phillips, jr., who
had spent several months in the
Hawaiian islands.
Harold W. Maker has been
graduated from the air navigation
school at Hando Field, Texas, and
commissioned a second lieutenant
in the army air corps. He is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Maker, 90
Beech street.
ZION, 111. -(Jp)- A Lake county
political leader telephoned a
prominent Zion resident and urged
him to run for precinct committ
man. He declined vigorously, but the
party official gave him an argu
ment, climaxing it with "We
need new blood in the party."
"Call the Red Cross," snapped
the unwilling resident
Photostat: Photostat Corp, sups,
330.28. Engineer's: N. C. Hubbs,
postage etc, 2.50; Pacific Build &
Eng., sups, 10.00. Dog Fund: Paul
Marnach, T. E, 75.30; S. C. El
bright sheep claim, 14.00; Goffin,
do, disallowed; Bob Hunsaker, do,
25.00; Henry L. Hunt, do, 15.00;
Lee D. Marsh, do, 20.00; M. Van
Buskirk, turkeys, 13.50; Frank
Dutton, bond refund, 11.01.
Proceedings: November 2, 1943,
Goffin Sheep Claim Disalowed.
No. 3, Final Hearing Indemnity
Claim of Halver Mikkelson & Son.
No. 4, Final hearing Indemnity
Claim of F. Claude Nims set for
Nov. 30. Nov. 5, Order to View and
j Survey a Road in Dist. No. 1 ;
Quit Claim Deeds to D. A. Frank
lin et ux, John P. Pelto et ux, Al
bert S. Watters, Henry Q. Kusch-
nick et ux, and James W. Mc
Clain; Resolution Intention to
Vacate County Road in T. 9 S, R.
2 W. Nov. 6, Quit Claim deed to
Donald H. Upjohn et ux. Release of
Old Age Pension Agreement with
. Norton Vanderhoof. Nov. 8,s Final
neat iii mi uiuuuiui viauus
Karl A. Hess and Ben N. Miller.
Nov. 9, Quit Claim Deeds to J. S.
McGill et ux, Mary Scotheim and
Fred J. Miller. Nov. 10, Contract
of 'Sale to Rollo D. Kent et ux.
Nov. 15, Beer License to T. W.
Trask. Nov. 16, Beer Licenses to
Walter A .Satterlee and Charles
Henry Lake; Quit Claim Deeds to
City of Silverton and Walter L.
and Km ma A. Babson; Petition and
Order' Re-Cancellation of Contract
of Sale to Anna Thurston; Order
Designating Newspaper for cer
tain Publications. Nov. 22, Permit
to haul Logs Paul W. Brown;
Beer Licenses to Ray T. and Lillie
M. McKee, Norman Pfaffinger,
Paul J. Woodroffe; Quit Claim
Deed to Arvilla E. and William
Ward Smith; Petition for Mainten
ance of Roads in Lone Oak Vil
lage. Nov. 23, Permit to haul Logs,
David Schafer, Beer License, Vir
ginia Eckerlen. Nov. 24, Cancel
lation of Taxes, Quit Claim Deed
to Wendell E Heath et ux. Nov.
30, Final Hearing Indemnity Claim
of F. Claude Nims; Beer Licenses
Frank E. Wehrman, Edgar P. and
Mary L. Smith, Ernest W. Fernau;
Clerk's Annual Report, Treasurer's
Annual Report.
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CIRCUIT COURT
iVesta Dotts vs. Cecil Dotts; di
vorce : complaint - alleges cruelty
and desertion, asks custody of one
child; couple married April 15,
1936, in Los Angeles. - , .
Giles C Raymer vs. Laura G.
Raymer; divorce complaint alleges
desertion; couple married Septem
ber 20, 19 17, at Seattle. -
Mathers vs. Mathers; motion
Tor . continuance - - urged before
Judge George R. Duncan, allowed,
case tentatively; re-set for - De
cember 21. Motion"" to strike sub
mitted without argument ' .
Lyons vs. Lyons; motion f o re
straining order; . custody " of -child
and support money argued before
Judge Duncan; suit money and at
torney fee allowed plus some sup
port money.
Edna E. Milligan vs. Wilbur C.
Milligan; divorce complaint alleg
es cruelty; couple married May 5,
1940, at Crabtree; plaintiffs mo
tion for order compelling defend
ant to remain away from plain
tiff and baby during pendency of
suit; plaintiffs afidavit alleges
threats.
John F. Schafer vs. Sadib L.
Schafer; divorce complaint al
leges cruelty and desertion; cou
ple married January 15, 1924, at
Oregon City. '
Edwin C. Haggard vs. Dorothy
Elizabeth Haggard; defendant's
answer to amended complaint ad
mits and denies allegations - and
alleges plaintiff was not a resi
dent of Oregon for 12 months be
fore filing complaint; asks com
plaint be dismissed.
PROBATE COURT
Fred Schwab estate; order ad
mits will to probate and appoints
Mary Schwab LeDoux executrix;
James Fournier, Joseph J. Keber
and N. M. Lauby appointed ap
praisers of estate of estimated val
ue of $19,000; will makes speci
fic bequests to grandchildren, in
cluding three who also were adop
ted children of the deceased, and
divides the remainder among the
children.
Percy A. Cupper estate; apprai
sal of Carle Abrams, Leo G. Page
and Mrs. D. C. Minto at $19,584.04,
including $6500 in real property.
Pauline Kehrberger estate; fin
al decree approves final . account
of Pioneer Trust Co, executor;
distributive receipts.
Charles Lester Bonney estate;
order authorizes George W. Hubbs,
administrator, to deliver certain
bonds to persons to whom they
were made payable.
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W.'HJMacklin estate"; order ad
mits will to probate and appoints
S. S. "Macklin and Pearl Spain-
hour executors; estate's probable
value; $2000. , '
' Flora Clark estate; showing by
Nellie J. Clark, daughter and sole
heir, as to-contents of safety de
posit box I held jointly with the
deceased, and as to status of their
joint bank account. v- n
Michael Lane guardianship; re
port of sale of real property by
Charles H. HeltzeL guardian.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
, Orville Leighton Dunigan, 23,
route T, Salem, merchant marine.
rand Kathryn Marie Nehk 18, Ore
gon City, waitress, " . '
JUSTICE COURT. V
' Jack A. Emery; plea'5 ef not
guilty - to charge - of non-support;
h e 1 d for examination and com
mitted to jail in lieu of $1000 bail.
'George Smith; plea of not guil
ty to charge of non support; held
for examination - and committed
to jaU in lieu of $500 baiL ...
" Elmer Claude Boje; no vehicle
license; $5 and costs.
Robert Edmund Skarperud; im
proper use of spotlight; $10 . and
costs. S-.. . - - r '-
James Albert Ulrich; excessive
speed of truck; $1 and costs.
Ted John Keller; defective
muffler; $1 and costs.
MUNICIPAL COURT '
Marvin Hiebert, Dallas; failure
to stop; $2.50 bail.
.Ralph E. Rutherford, route
seven; failure to stop; $2.50 bail.
Robert G. Busick; route four;
excessive speed through intersec
tion." ' ' ' i
Mary. Jane Re; no driver's li
cense; -$5 fine, ' $2.50 suspended.
Yule Greens
Grace YMCA
Both lobbies of the YMCA are
being decorated with Christmas
greens for the holiday season. The
work was started Wednesday and
will be finished today under the
supervision of Miss Edith Schry-
ver. . -The
greens for decoration are
furnished by the Salem Garden
club, the Salem Heights Garden
club and the Salem Men's Garden
club. The Salem Sand and Gravel
company : loaned trucks to haul
greenery.
Miss Schryver was assisted in
putting up the greens by Mrs. C.
Help ncccssory calls
avoiding unnecessary
Usq Long Distancs only 11 It Li cirjcnV
especially cn December 24, 25 land 26.
Buy War Bonds
TKE PACIFIC TELEFrC"E L"D
U0 State Street
She Joined
Him in
ice,
Met Him, Italy
MAPLES,, Dec . lJTThey
met at a "Red Cross jfiance, but
they didn't dance. j). .-' i (,
.They just sat there looking at
each other for a long time and
holding hands. Then) they both
began talking at once. His friends
in the combat engineers spoke to,
him and some of the WACs who
knew her tried to catch her eye.
but neither the young soldier nor'
the woman who sat across? from
him paid any attention to anyone
else. ; ' :.VI " f
He asked; "How
did
yoyi find
me?" v '- ,:: ., V . 'li";
She laughed and began telling
him all the details of landing in
Italy with a newly arrived WAC
contingent j and figuring out his
APO address and concluding that
he was here too. .::".. '; 3;i f , ! : .
"Then I began asking - if your
unit was somewhere in thisjeoun
try, she said, "and when I j found
out that it was they couldn't
keep
me from finding you. t
-Gee," he said. "You're
swell.
Still can't ! believe it"
She said; "It's been over a
year.
Do you remember the day after
tw.-i...:,.!.. u.t I ; j; 1
"Sure," he replied. "We
were
sworn in at the same time
Francisco." .' I - ; ! '
In San
The dance band began making
a lot of noise then. So th,e went
onto the terrace and stood there,
holding hands. She told him! how
she had , telephoned land driven
from headquarters to headquar
ters around Naples and how some
engineers j finally told her where
to find him. i . i i.'J-'
And when she finally got the
telephone
number of ; his unit
they told her that he had gone to
the Red
.Cross dance. So
FT
came too.
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One of his friends joined them
just then land said toi Pvtl Alvin
Bailey, "Hello, Al. How about an
introduction?" ;: ' r. . 4 j i
"Sure," said the engineer. "This
Is my , mother, Pvt. Theresip Bail
ey.
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A. Cole, Mrs. Louis Judson, Mrs.
Homer McWain, Mrs! Alice Ed
mundson, Mrs, R. D. Cooper! Mrs.
Lee Canfield, Mrs. William Nef
meyer, Mrs. C. A. Kells and Miss
get Uucugli by
calls.
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