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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1944)
PACTS TXQTEZH Is Celebrated UNIONVALE Mrs. Mary Hewitt for many years a resident of this district who now resides with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C R. Smith near McMinnville, was honored by her grand children Mr. and Mrs. Ern est Shelbarne at their Happy Val ley, home, Sunday. She was 87 July 20. , : ;. , She is the mother of five child ren. There are 19 grand children and 28 ' great-grandchildren. The children are Roy RS. Hewitt, Salem; "Elmer Hewitt. Albany; Mrs. C R. Smith, . McMinnville; Mrs. " Henry Kerr, McMinnyille; Mrs. E. M. Coats, Unionvale. V ,;Tiia OI2GOX STATE2IAN. Salea. Oregon, Friday Morning. July 21. ISii 87th Birthday Bank Building Is Purchased ; SCOTTS MILLS I The Clyde L. Williams funeral was held at the Christian church i Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Chandler and son of Oregon City spent several days with her' mother, Mrs. Annette Hicks, i Mr. and Mrs. George M. Nelson and family of Ontario, Calif, have moved to the Landwing place on Crooked Finger road. Walter Charles and Fern Miles have purchased the building in which the postoffice is housed. It formerly housed the state bank of Scotts Mills. Finch Funeral to Be Held Saturday WOODBURN, July 20 Funer al services for Theron Finch, 73, who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday from the Ringo chapel ' and burial will be made in Portland by the side of his wife, Carrie Belle Finch, who died in March, 1939. ! Survivors include a son, Othie V. Finch in California, and Mrs. Dorothy Helen Calder, also in California; and two brothers in Iowa and one in Florida. Tretly Marjorle Weaver and Mil i born 8 tone share countless per ns la the thrilling; serial. "The Great Alaskan Mystery," first chapter of which will be seen i on the Saturday matinee pre ! rram at Warner's Elslnore i theatre. The serial will be i rerular additional attraction on ! Saturday matinees thereafter. 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This picture was made just before the TTn(iIlay9s KSLM MBS FR1DAV 13M Ke. 6 M Musical Timekeeper. 6:45 News. 70 News. 7:15 Orchestra. 7:30 Handy Man. 7:4S Today's Top Trades. 8:00 Dr. Talbot. 8:30 News. 8:45 Orchestra. 9:00 Boake Carter. 9:15 Pastor's Call. 9:30 Midland USA.. 9:45 Amazing Jennifer Logan. 10:00 Hardy, Mews, 10:15 Jack Berch. 10 JO Luncheon with Lopes. 10:45 Ration News. 11-00 Cedric Foster. 11:15 Quaker City Serenade. 11:45 Kellogg Musical Library. 12 K)0 OrganallUes. 12:15 News. 12:30 Hillbilly Serenade. 12:35 Marty Gregor Orchestra. 12:45 Smoothies. 1:00 News. 15 Interlude. 1:15 Lum 'n' Abner. 1:30 Music for Remembrance. 2:00 News. 2.-05 Broadway Band Wagon 2:15393 Army Band. 2:45 Radio Tours. 30 News. 35 Concert Hour. 3:45 Johnson Family. 4:00 Fulton Lewis, jr. 4:15 Merry Moons. 430 World's Front Page. 4:45 Roundup Revelers. 5:00 News. 5:15 Superman. 5 JO Tom Mix. 5:45 Gordon Burke. 00 Gabriel Heatter. 6:15 Screen Test. 0:30 Double or Nothing. ' 70 Commentary. 7:15 Lowell Thomas. 7 JO Lone Ranger. S 0 Orchestra. S:15 Evelm Tyner Orchestra. S -.30 What's the Name of that Song? 9.-00 News. 9:15 Cecil Brown. OJO-rulton Lewis, Jr. 9:45 Music la SwlngUme. 10 .-00 Symphonletta. 10 ao News. 10 ;45 Carmen Cavellero Orch. 8 (O 4 3 7 21 25 'A 9 31 3S 36 37 41 45 9 52 53 55 j 4 7-20 ; t. thing. In law 9. symbol for tantalum 10. highway, ' 1L excavations 13. sharpens 16. river in , Scotland It. satisfied 21. blooms 23. midday (pL) 23. disgrace 27. primary... - color -29. wing 32. the theater 33. whitest S4. gaze fixedly S3. blTet 38. moves : - ' stealthily 37. rtver-ducka 40, worthless scrap ' 43. trick. . 44.1ocaUoDl - , 47. vehicle 43. meadow 51. symbol for VERTICAL 1. legislative body 2. exclamation of triumph , 3. entire -amount 4. form of fuel ; 5vwhirlpools .spirals . 7. native metals . Hi,; S - .l 7-20 seistieai SI salaetes. calcium , VAY7A - Sunllrht silvers the waters of the Pacific as a V. flfiaiaHBaD IPDroDJlirsinrais 110 Open House. 120 Sign Off. KBXBN FRIDAY 119 Ke. 60 Musical Clock. -, 6:15 Farm and Home Makers. . 6:45 Western Agriculture. 7.-00 Home : Harmonies. -7:05 Top o' tne Morning. '7:15 News.; 730 James Abbe Observes. " 7:45 The Listening Post. " 80 Breakfast Club. . 9:00 Glamour Manor. ao Breakfast at Sardi'a 100 News. . 1 10:15 Sweet River. 1030 My True Story. 1035 Aunt Jemima. 110 Baukhage ralking, , 11:15 The Mystery Chef. 11:30 Ladles. Be Seated. 1 12.00 Songs by Mortoa - Downey. . 12:15 HoUywood Star Time. 1230 News Headlines & Highlights. 15 News. 1:15 Radio Parade. 130 Time Views the News. 1:45 Buddy Twiss. 130 Edward Jorgenson. 20 What s DomK. Indies. 330 Voice-of Experience. '2:45 Correspondents Abroad. S o Hollywood News riasoes. 3:15 News. 3:30 Rollie Tmitt Time. 3:45 Dan Norman Show. 4:00 The Great Melody. . 430 Talk, Chester Bowles. 4:45 The Sea. Hound. S0 Terry and the Pirates 8:15 Dick Tracy. 9:30 Jack Armstrong. 5:45 Hop Harrigan. 60 Now Take My Case. 6:30 Spotlight" Sands. 635 The Story Teller. 7:00 Earl Godwin. News. 7:15 Ted Malone. -730 Nero Wolfe. 80 News.: f 8:15 The Parker family. 830 Gang Busters. 90 Meet Your Navy. 930 News 1 Headlines It Highlights 9:45 Johnny i HarreU's Gang. 10:00 Bal Tabarin Orchestra. 10:45 Ambassador Hotel Music. 110 Concert Hour. KGW-NBC rRIDAT-2S Ks. 40 Dawn i PatroL v 6:30 News Parade. 7:00 Music, ! 7 :15-News Headlines & Highlights 730 Reveille Roundup. 7:45 Sam Hayes. 80 Stars of Today. 8:15 James Abbe Covers the News 8:30 Mirth' and Madness. 9:00 Personality Hour. 10:0O Benny Walker's Kitchen. 10:15 LawsonS McCalL 1030 Aunt Mary. 10:45 Art Bakers Notebook 110 The Guiding Light. 11 :15 Today's- Children. 11 30 Women in White. 11:45 Betty Crocker. 120 Women ! of America. 12:15 Ma Perkins -1230 Peoper Young's family. . 12:45 Righl to Happinem 10 Backstage Wife. - 1:15 Stella Dallas. 1 30 Lorenzo Jones. -1:45 Young Wldder Brown. 20-When A Girt Maniea. 2:15 We Love and Learn. 230-Just Plain Bill. 2:45 Front: Page farrell 3.-OS Road of Life. 3:15 David. Harum. . 330 B. Boynton. 3:45 Rambling Reader. 40 Dr. Kate 4:15 News of the World. 430 Voice of A Nation. 4:45 H. V. Kaltenborn. 50 OK for 1 Release 5 AS Relax to Rhythm. 630 Day foster. Commentator 5:45 Louis P Lochner. 60 Waltz. Time. 6:30 People ere funny. 7 rOO Boston Blackie. 730 H. V. Kaltenborn. 7:45 NBC- ! 8:00 Mercer's Music Shop. 8:15 Fleetwood Lawson. 8:30 The Thin Man.. 90 Furlough Fun. 30 Laundry Hour.' 10:00 News Flashes. 1:15 Your Home Town News. 1035 Musical Interlude. 1030 Labor Roundup. 10:45 Paul Page. Singer. 1035 News. 11 0 Hotel BUtmore Orchestra ' 1130 War News Roundup. 120-2 ajn Swing Shift . ! EARLY ) :L0W! ipins ;,:JtlsB p. n. LEE-r.rjTU-L ( f S" DY ELL : - . - -I-"' S. patttesbip moves Salpaa invasioa. KOIN CBS FKIOAT 7S ! KeJ 60 Gardening with Bouquet. 6:10 Northwest Farm Reporter. 6:15 Texas Rangers. ! i i i 630 KOIN Klock. ! ! 1 7:15-Headllne News.! -i I ! 730-Newi. j - i I 7:45 Nelson Prlnglej News I S. -00 Consumer News. ; 8:15 Valiant Lady, i f ! : 830 Light of the World. I 1 : 85 Aunt Jenny. !! 90 Kate Smith Speaks.! ! . : 9:15 Big Sister. I i 30 Romance of Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday. ! i 100 Life Can Be Beautiful; 10:15 Ma Perkins. I i j 1030 Bernadine Fly an. : lOrtS The Goldbergs. 'i ! 110 PortU Faces Life. ! 11:15 Joyce Jordan, t ; 1130 Young Dr. Malone.! , 11:45 Perry Mason. : i ' 12:00 News, - i- : j ! 12:15 Neighbors. ! I ! 1230 Bright Horizons. I 12:45 Bachelor s ChlldrenJ ! 10 Broadway Matinee. ! 1:25 Dorothy Fisher. i ! 1 1 30 Mary Merlin, i Mi 1:45 Mid-Afternoon IMelodies.! 20 This Changing i World, j S :15 Newspaper ot the Air.' ! a wilderness Road. 30 News, t i -3:15 Lyn Murray Show. 130 stars ofi Today. : 3:45 The World Today. ! i 335 News. : j 4:00 Lady oil the Press. : 4:15 Bob Anderson.: j 430 Friday on Broadway. 50 Galen Lrake. i j i 5:15 Red's Gang. I 1 830 Harry Flannery. News. 1:45 News I i i 535-BiU Henry I . ! 60 Hollywood Showcase. I 630 That Brewster- Boy. 70 Jimmy (Durante Ss Garry Moore i i ; 7-30 SUge Door Canteen, j ; 801 Love A Mystery 8:15 Press Club. I S30 It Pays i to Be Ignorant 9:00 Ice Coffe Time. i i 930 Service to the Front- I 9:55 What's Become of- f i 10:00 Five Star Final. I ! I 10:15 Wartime: Women I 1030 Stories of the West. ! : 1030 Heathman Melodies. 1 10:45 Voice of the Army;. ! n : news, i 11:05 Orchestra. I 1130 Atr-Flo of the Air. 1135 Orchestra. i 11 :45 Orchestra. , 1 1135 News ; t Mldnighfi to 6:00 an.Musle A News KOAC FRIDAY 559! Ke. I 1 10 M News. I iii . 10:15 Homemaker's Hour! 11 0 Southland Singing.) ! 11:15 Americas Marches. I 1130 Concert (HaU. I 1 1 130 News S t 12:15 Neon Farm Hour, i j 10 Ridin' tb Range. 1, ! 1:15 Names In the News. 130 Variety Time. ! v I I 20 Hememakers Half Hour. 2:30 Memory : Book iof Music 30 News, i .-''.i- j 3:15 Music of the Masterr ! t 40 Music by Cugat i i 4:15 Lfeten to Leibert -f I 430 Dance Band of the! Week. 4:45 Science News of the Week. 5:00-n the Upbeat j 5:30 Story Time. ! 5:45 It's Oregon's War. ! . ens News. .1 i 630 Evening : Farm i Hour. i 730 Music of Czechoslovakia 80 Wake Up America. i 830 Music That Endures. 930 News. j ... 9:45 Evening Meditations. 100 Sign Off. 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