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un weanpaay night the Re-
bekah and J Odd Fellow lodges '
held joint installation with Mrs.
W. Gardner, district deputy,
and Mr. W.f H. Gardner, district
deputy graqd master, In charge.
Those installed were Mrs. Emil
Otjen, nobl? grand; Mrs. John
Darnielle, vice grand; Miss Wil
da Seigmund, RSNG; Mrs. Ida
HochstetlerLSNG; Mrs. Blanch
Hull, BSVGJ Mrs. R. W. Horna
day, LSVG; Mrs. Merlin Ready,
chaplain; Miss Edna McElhin
ney, warden; Miss Cora Painter,
conductor; Mrs. Vera Suko, mu
sician; ;Mrs4 Vernon Frahm, in
side guardian; Mrs. . Glenn Ad
ams, outside guardian; Mrs. Don
ald Muelhaapt, recording secre
tary; Mrs. f.H. Gardner, finan
cial secretary, and Mrs. Victor
Koop, treasurer.
The jOdd tFellow officerswere
Mr. Lloyd Wood, noble grand;
Mr.- Lestoni Howell, vice grand;
Mr. Tom McLeod, RSNG; Mr.
Merlin! Ready,! LSNG; Mr. Ver
non Frahmv RSVG; Mr. Earl
Croghain, LSVG; Mr. Marion
Curry, secretary; Mr. Cecil
Lantz, treasurer; Mr. Clem Ohl
sen, warden; Mr. R. Detoit, con
ductor Mr W. Drakley. chap
lain; Mr. B.!Cornforth, musician;
Mr. Ray Jones, RSS; Mr. Char
ley Hamblen, LSS; Mr. Kenneth
Cole, inside guardian, and Mr.
Fred Painter, outside guardian.
On the program Mrs. Blanch
Hull gave a reading; Mr. Clyde
Bancroft, vocal solo, accompan
ied by Mary and Joe Hassenstab;
community singing lead by Mrs.
Gavin HilL Mr. Tom McLeod
presented a 50 year jewel to Mr.
Amos Vass and a 25 year jewel
to Mr. Clifford Taylor.
. Refreshments were served
later in the dining room."
Miss Pedee Now
Mrs. Knierim
" 'Jason Lee Methodist church
was the scene of a candlelight
ceremony Friday night, January
12 at 7 o'clock when Miss Ruby
"Pedee, daughter of Mrs.. Frank
Widener and Mr. Robert Pedee,
became the bride of Lt. Jack
Knierim, . son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Knierim, all of Salem.
' Rev. S. Raynor Smith per
formed the double ring service
before the immediate family and
a few friends. .
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, were a
grey: wool dress with brown ac
cessories. She wore pink roses
in her hair and carried a colonial
bouquet of pink and yellow
-. roses, snapdragons, carnations,
narcissus and daffodils.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peeren
boom attended the couple.
The wedding reception was",
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Widener on Duncan ave
nue. Mrs. Lynn Scott cut the
bride's? cake and Mrs. Al Fabry
served the punch.
When the couple left on their
trip to the coast the bride wore!
a black tailleur with matching
accessories. Lt. Knierim is sta-
Tees.
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Is Honored
jvusa r.veiyn nannigan, ortae-
elect of Sergeant Jack Thomp- :
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son, was. the honor guest at a
-t bridal shown- Sunday afternoon
' when Miss Ruth Jones entertain- I
ed at the home of Mrs. Marie i
I Thompson on Myrtle . avenue.
Refreshments were served later I
; in the Afternoon by the hostess,
Honbring Miss Hannigan were
" Mrs. AgnTes Yder, Mrs. Charles
: Hannigan, Mrs. Joan Nolan, Mrs.
wuun ftoxan, ivirs. oe jacuor-
mick, Mrs. Harold Hannigan,
Miss Rita Hannigan, Miss Vivian
Harrison, Miss Betty Jean Han
nigan, Mrs. Armond Wilson, Mrs.
Fred Goffin, Mrs. Ray Howard,
Mrs. Clarence Goffin, Miss Carol
Ann Goffin, Miss Shirley Locke,
Mrs. Dorothy Locke, Mrs. Fred
Myer, Mrs. Joe Stirniman, Mrs.
Walter Rush, Mrs. Eulalia Park
hurst, Mrs. Marian Gustafson,
' Miss Cleo Ramp, Miss Ann Phil
lips, Mrs. Leonard - Hixon. Mrs.
Hazel Patterson, Mrs. . William
Bliven, Miss Sandra Bliven, Miss
Marie Hannigan. Mrs. Neal Gof
fin, Miss Dora Brown, Mrs. Ted
Bliven, Mrs. Henry Eld, Mrs.
Maggie Keene! and Mrs. Marie"
Thompson. ; !
BPW Sewing Club
At McAdams'
Miss Ruth and Miss Phebe Mc
Adams entertained the BPW
sewing club Friday night at their
home. on South 12th street; A
dessert supper was served by the
hostesses. The table, centerpiece
was an arrangement of holly and
berries on a mirror.
Special guests were Mrs. Em
ily Van Santen, Miss Elizabeth
McCain and Miss Pat Kemper. ;
Club members attending were
Miss Doris- IsbeL Miss Cecelia
Woodruff, Mrsi Rose Wilkes,
Mrs. Anna Morgan, Mrs. Jessie
Mae Lindley, Miss Mamie, Yates,
Miss Ida May J and Miss Effie
Smith, Miss Peggy Wehunt, Miss
, Elda Dodrill, Mrs. Laura Pangle,
Mrs. Carmelita Wed die, Miss
Helen Hater, Miss Mildred Yet
ter and the hostesses.
Pinochle Club
At Smith Home
Mrs. Charles Smith entertain
ed the Hapy Hour pinochle club
at a one o'clock luncheon at her
home on D street. 'Prizes went
to Mrs. Adam Frye and Mrs.
Sarah Chamberlain. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. H. White on Edge water
street.
Guests were Mrs. Fred Kuhn,
Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain, Mrs. H.
White, Mrs. H. Kortemeyer, Mrs.
Todd Walker," Mrs. Adam Frye
and Mrs. Smith. -
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Tony Mors
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Voice. 8 00 OSC vs Washington basket
ball. 0:30 News. 9:45 Evening Medita
tions. 10:00 Sign Off. . , t ., .
The
Lnrnfer
Parnsb, seventh grade RR's
met with, thefr leader, Marion
Carter, to complete the making
of stocking dolls, Friday night at
i the YWCA. Committees wereap-
$ pointed to plan a Valentine
party. , .
i The groups of charm and per-
sonauty. enqueue, crafts were
well attended; by members of
I Parrish eighth! Grade Girl Re-
serves; this will be continued
1 next week as their, club project.
Whistle chains, belts, bracelets,
$ pins, small jewelry boxes, book
covers, and many other interest
i ing items were displayed, which
the girls will have an opportun
) ity to make. J J '
Vivian Barham, president of
I Parrish ninth,; GR's appointed
I the following girls to serve on
f the "March of; Dimes" including
I Patsy Hammack, Lillian Coward,
1 Shirley Dean, Marilyn Zink, Peg
I Casey and Darlene Ewald. The
I club will have al' masquerade
i valentine party. . t
I Marilyn Hall, president of Les
I lie seventh GR's met with" her
i club members at the YWCA for
I their meeting. They will meet at
j school this week, fS work on
scrap books for the USO,
I Leslie eighth grade GR's met
rwith their leader, Ruth Barber,
I at the YWCA Tuesday. They has
fas their discussion Reader, Mrs.
J Agas Drumm?nd, on hair sty-
i Ung Xila Palmateer and Diane
'Perry rendered; piano solos.' The
;cub will meet; at Leslie school
gfor, their next meeting.
1 Girl Reserve members of Les
pie liinth grade jenjoyed an eveh
Ing ; of skating at the Capitola
Vink Saturdav nleht. The eirls
inised their.' .ftockjng ! dolls jat
their club meeting! weanesaay
and will send them .to the
hospital.
J Tri-Y chapters are cooperat
ing with the Mar on county
health office fot the "March M
ISiiaes.! " The! foUowing girls
iwerf appointed to ierve: Suz
6nne Huggins, Donna Lawrence,
Virginia Huston Dorothy Coon
ey ahd MarveUfDeJuire, ICrom
brace Elliott chapter. Lois Bur
ris, Ardith Eckstein and Pat
Powell from Grace Winifred
Heard.
I A candy sale i at a basketball
game was discussed at the meet
tng of Ann Guthrie chapter of
Tri-Y. Four girls were chosen
front; the chapter to assist in the
theatre collections of The
March of Dimes"; Elsie Johns,
Marna Michelson, PeggjN Reader
arid Gloria Williamson. Pro
grams for futur meetings were
discussed, and it was? decided to
make scrapbooks for the USO at
the next meeting; The chapter is
corhDleting aprons for; the
YWCA.
1 .'-
Au Revoir Dinner
At Lebold Home
Mrs. Edward A. Lebold enter
tained informally! at dinner Sat
urday night at iher Kingwood
Heights home in; compliment to
Mrs. George C. f Bliss, who, is
leaving the end of melmonih for
Minnesota to join Lt"Bhss
Covers were place for Mrs.
Bliss and daughters, ?M a rtha
Jane and Jane t, Mrs.'! A. D.
Wpodmansee and j daughter Ann,
and Mrs. Lebold and son, Frank.
: J, !,.:-.-
Mr. and Mrs. Glena Slgel ef
Portland were the wejekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis S.
Moore. f; J '
Teddys Menu
Green beang salad will make
the meal's . first, dish, and beef
balls 'will be served "as the main
course. ' j i
Green bean salad
Beef balls and rice v
? Buttered carrots ' h-.
Pear bietty ?
I GROUND BEEF BALLS
1 pound ground beef
' 3 tablespoons . grated onion
1 teaspoon salt j i :
teaspoon pepper f
;. 3 egg. j . f
4 slices bread
12 tablespoons drippings, for
I frying - 5
2 tablespoons flour '
1 cup milk 4
Combine meat, seasonirjs and
egg. Toast bread slowly until
dry and brown. Coyer with wa
ter and allow to Soak thorough
ly! Squeeze water from toast
and combine toast and. meat
mixture. Shape into small balls
and brown in drippings. Remove
meat from pan. Add flour to fat,
stir until smooth. Then gradually
add milk, stirring constantly un
til gravy is thickened; Place meat
balls in gravy, cover, and sim
mer for about 13 minutes. Serve
meat balls and gravy on' top of
riCe. . 4 f - ,
AT FIRST
SIGN
Cold PrtpaxaUoas. dincts
CFA i j
OREGON STATESMAN. Salem.
The, Safety
( Continued from page 4) ;
terested residents of Parrish jun
ior high school area presented to
the city recorder a petition re
questing that the license be not
granted because the X students
. "swarm" the plae before and af
' ter 'school hour, i Two of . the
three members of the police and
traffic committee which handles
! such i applications ; and makes
whatever investigations it wishes
had! been consulted and knew of
the ! pending petition from the
residents.
How was the f business han
dled? ' . Hie applications were
considered early in the evening.
Toward the end of the evening
p communications were read.- In
cluded was the citizens petition
asking the council to deny Hill's
application. Then the school
board wrote a letter asking that
the application be not granted.
It Was time for another council
meeting. How. was the business
handled? Bxmtihe" "j procedure!
Let the horse out then lock the
door. First the applications were
Your Federal - .
Income Tax j
(Continued from page 4)
compensated for by insurance or
otherwise. The actual cost of
property (with proper adjust
ments for depreciation) which is
destroyed by-order of State or
Federal authorities may likewise
be claimed as a loss. v '-
I If reimbursement is made by a
' State or the United States 1 in
Whole or in part, on account of
ptock; killed or other property de
stroyed from which a loss was
blaimed in a priori year, the
amount received is required to
be reported as income for the
year in which the reimbursement
is made. The cost of any feed,
pasture, or care which has been
deducted as an expense of op
eration must not be included as
part of the cost of the stock for
the purpose of , ascertaining the
amount of deductible loss.
If gross income is ascertained
by the use of inventories, no de
duction can be taken separately
for livestock or products lost
during j the year, , whether pur
chased for resale or produced on
the farm, as such losses will be
reflected in the inventory by re
ducing : the amount of livestock
or products on hand at the close
of the year. This has !the effect
of reducing gross; income from
business by the amount of "the
loss. .;; ! ' ." j -f .' j.
- If an individual owns and op
erates a farm in addition to be
ing engaged in another trade or
business or calling, and sustains
a loss from the, farming opera
tions, such loss may be deducted
from income received from other
sources; provided such farm is
not operated for recreation or
pleasure. In the 1944 return,
Form 1040, the loss from line 10,
Form l040F, should be included
on line 22 of Schedule C, page 3,
of the return. , , Thus the loss is
given effect in determining the
total adjusted gross income from
page 3 which is to be entered on
line 4, page 1 of the return.
If a farm is operated for re
creation; or pleasure and not on j
a- commercial basis, and if the
expenses incurred in connection
therewith are in excess of the re
ceipts therefrom,! the entire re
ceipta from the sale of products
may be ignored in rendering a
return of income, and the ex
penses incured will hot constitute
allowable deductions from other
income : for Federal income tax
purposes. ' !
"1. ;AT THE FROI3T1 ;
(Continued from ; page 4)
him a sirange, almost superhu
man, drfve that gets him every
where. , .' l - ! V ' " '
"It's ' miraculous,; said a sol
dier lying with his eyes closed in
a hospital today, f "Whenever
there is si wounded 8uy he shows
up.-;- r : T";-' '.
During; the La Roche battle his
previous battalion " commander
was hit! by direct machinegun
fire out front with his men. .The
first man to reach him was Doc
(Ward. . : ' '" -'!; ;- .. V
"The others were pinned down
hell, they were more than that.
They were nailed
on the S ground,
to a cross there
but . he got
a: colonel
muttered later.
He was awarded . the bronze
star for' pulling a wounded Brit
ish Unkccaimander out of his
tank While it was under direct
machinegun fire and the tough
Tommies watched in amazement
But it didn't surprise Doc's side
kicks. ' j :; :S"4-
In addition tp his uncanny ap
pearances where he is i needed
worfit, DoC has preoccupied
fearlessness which as yet, at
least, has been rewarded by a
miraculous immunity, 1
Uc:l fckli:a
Installed under: pneumatic
- j pressure. t
' RIeUl Interlockin;
Weather Stripping
Saves. up to 40 in your fuel.
Free Estimate - No OMigaUon
T 0
ISIS Coesevtlt
rhose t::
Oregon. Tuesdar Morning, January 16. 1945
' Valve
disposed ot Then the commiml
catidns were read including the
unanimous : request of the school
board that ! the license "be not
granted. S
I footed this was . the procedure
with aH business. First dispose
of it; THEN before adjournment
read! communications from inter
ested citizens., (We do not claim
to be neighbors. We are citizens
who are interested in- the city
; and its youth. We appreciate the
fine Way in which Mr. Hill con
ducts his I business, the high
standing he holds in the com
munity, his labors for the city
and Its various institutions, and
tha he is well liked by the youth.
This 'adds importance to the
problem, and had the citizenry
of Salem and the board and com
mittees whose job it was to know
school areas and their problems
beenlawake and on the job the
council never could have granted
the license when it war first is
sued jmainy years ago. Since they
werebot, it seemed this is a log-
ical time to make the change in
the policy) J .
The mayor is undoubtedly jus
tified: in his request for a better
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TUP CV1 DCADCQ WAC DA5.
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
WHAT WE CO
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KEEP ON OUT
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form of City Government, but a
quicker 'solution to some im
' provement : lies in the simple
change of order of business.
Very respectfully yours,
i Mrs. Cecil R Monk,
- . ; 1025 N. Capitol St
Editor's Note Certainly the
city council should arrange its
order of business so' that com
' munications on pending business
be heard before action is taken.
. RESTRICT INVITATIONS
.To the Editor: ; i -U i '-
'-. There appears in theafternoon
RELIEVED
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tatia PINKXt
You'll hks the eiMC
relief it brings . . .
"5fy, anoney at aavea.
-jT ' Makes a full pint .. .
saves nearly S3. No snore eSoctiv
relief at any acice for coafhs due to
colds. Ask dracswt for jPINKX . . .
America's lariert-acllun. tooh ayrapj
WATER BUT THERfcTS
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paper. this Saturday a commun
ication requesting the warden at
tha penitentiarr to 1 Imit the
number of invitations strictly to
those who are entitled tp see the
legal executions. It is a source
. of common rumor that there are
a few men in Salem who are ai
rways witnesses at the executions ;
and really are not in any way
20 YEARS IS TOO
. . .. from Ilemorrhoida (FOes) FistaU. Fb
are, Prelaptw, and ether rectal and eoloa
eonditions. . - ;
ONE PATIENT WRITES IN PART;
- . I had been suffering with colon and
rectal disorders for over 20 years. I feel
better than 1 have for many years and can
recommend - your treatment highly : to any
one who is troubled.. . . ;
'. - ' ' ' ' ' Signed, 8. D:
By request yoa may read tab letter en file
la ear office. 1 - -
Don't become aa Incurable. Rectal disorders
eaase Poor Digestion, Nervousness, Lass of
vitality Constipation and' numerous ether
peculiar symptoms, Remove the cause and
eajoy Health! ' -
Dr. H Reynolds Clinic
j Narnre-Proctologlst
21V N. Liberty St - Salem - Phone t46t
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PAGE SEVEN
' connected with any law enforce
ment jobs ahd these same men
appear delighted to see crimin
als gassed, make it a point to see
these' gruesome exhibitions. I
join with those who think the
warden should eliminate the
morbid sightseers. -;
Very truly,
. i -, Harry Everett Miller.
LOfJG TO SUFFER!
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