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Newspaper Page Text' i . I iS '.''-til?; i 41 !''. . t-' .'.V-Y.i;. fne OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon,' Wednesday Morning. March 21, 194S PAGE FIVE (Cntty Mews IBanffs Telephone 9101 K The Oregon Statesman - - Health Exams Given Physical examinations were given to the students of Saint Joseph's paro chial school March 14 by Dr. W. J. Stone of the Marion county department of health, assisted by M. Wikoff, RN. Total number ex amined, 70, including 4 pre school. Defects found were, eyes 2, ears 8, nose ; and throat 11. Fifty-one were" found to be f r?e from defects. Diphtheria immuni zations were given to ' 20, and smallpox vaccinations to 13. Tu berculin skin tests were given to 67. Volunteers assisting ; were Helen Walker, Mrs. Eleanor Mor ris, RN, Mrs. Dan Hay : and Mrs. -F. J. Brennan. Dental ; examina tions were given to students of St Joseph's by Dr. J. J. Griffith, assisted by M. Wikoff, jRN, from the Marion county department of health. - Number examined: 106; 37 were found to have teeth" and mouth O. K. Volunteers assisting were Mrs. T. H. Roguski, Mrs. J. A. Hayes and Mrs. Gabe Marsh. Mrs. Ronald Craven now taking pupils for piano lessons. Call 9696 during ay, 9632 after 6 p.m. 4 A S Will Meet The March meeting of Marion county voiture 40 & 8 will be held tonight at the Lions den at 6:30. Final plans for holding the spring wreck will be completed. This year the wreck will be held at Newburg in : . . : iiu i : 1 1 voiture. The Marion county de gree team will be assisted by grand voiture officers from other parts of the state. All applica tions for membership will have to be acted upon at tonight's meet ing so that preparations can be made for the initiation at Newburg which is to be held on Saturday night, March 31. Our Insurance Service fs as close to you as your telephone. Richard G. bevenn Every form of Insur ance including Life. Constant, de pendable service. 212 N. High St. Tel. 4016. Res. 8213. Check Drainage Marion Coun ty Commissioner Roy Rice and Road Foreman Ralph Girod in vestigated a drainage difficulty on Sunnyview ave. Tuesday at-the request of ' A. C. Walker, resident of that sector and made arrange ments for corection of the trouble. Considerable water was standing there, Rice and Girod said. i Girl Honorary Scoot - Sail Eggstaff, daughter jot Cubmastet Ralph Eggstaff, who was'presentl ed an honorary den; chief award. a Cub neckerchief and a Lion put at the meeting of pack 8 Cub Scouts at the First! Presbyterian church last Friday: night, is one of the few girls ever given honor f ary membership in any scout orf ganization, Boy Scout workers here declare. Princess Elizabelh of Britain was made an honorary member of the British Sea Scouts and Shirley Temple is an honor ary member of a Bey Scout unit in California. At thej Friday night meeting the Wolf badge went to Harry Burke; Wolf Silver Arrows to Robert Riggs, Bobby Inglis, Dwight Rankin, Dwaine Rankin j Bear badges to Billy Duns worth and Fred Buchanan: Bear Gold Arrows to Billy Dunsworth, Fre Buchanan. Dwight I Rankin ana Dwaine Rankin; Bear Silver -Art rows to Douglas Rains, Richard Myers, Gary Gortmaker and Bob! by Inglis.' Dens two, five and si tied for first place n attendanc of Cubs and parents. "Cyn" Cron.se Photographs Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. and Fed! Permit Issued City Building Inspector J. H. Davis has issued a building permit to Arthur Eng ler f or construction of a one.-story dwelling at 1955 North 19th st., at a cost of $5500. Mrs. Armena Felt from the Spen cer Support shop of Portland will be sat the HoteL Senator jWed., March zt,; to interview- those in terested in Spencer corsets and to deliver, previous orders. i Obituary Price . Wayne Price. ; age 58 year, at the veterans' hospital in Portland, Mon day, March ISv Late resident of 960 North Cottage St. Survived by his wife. Anette Price of Salem; a daugh ter. Marjorle Anne Price of Salem; a son, Pfc. Robert W. Price, with the field artillery ia France; son of Mrs. Florence Price j of Brookville. Kan.; sister, Mrs.- Ma Eickleberry of Brook ville, Kan., andi a brother, Willard A. Price of Portland. Member of Presby terian church, j Capital post No. 9. American . Legion, and BPOE 336. "Funeral services will be held Thurs day. March 22.1 at 2:30 p.m., in the W. T. Kigdon chapel. Ritualistic serv- ; ices by Capital post No. a. American For home loans see Salem er$.l, 130 South Liberty. "Lightning" Caused Jbr Wires- When guy wires fell across the Oregon Electric railroad trolley at Ferry and Front streets early Tuesday morning an arc of ligh flared for several -blocks an spams snot, rne trolley carries 1300 volts and the results of th crossed wires were said to be as dangerous as spectacular. Citypo lice stood by while Portland Gen eral Electric workmen helped Oregon Electric men put the wires back where they belonged. Pulp wood wanted. Peeled white fir. Hemlock. Ceiling price $14.00 card Dlv'fi. Oregon Pulp it Papejt yo. Box 789, Salem, Oregon. . School Provides Proram Toil- day's Salem Rotary club lunch eon program will be provided bf Salem high school nuDils. with Bob Macy, student body president, in the role of program director. Arthur (Hap) Englebart, Frank McGee and Shirley Lukins win speak, and Vernon Wiscarson "hungry five" band will provide the music. Kecordings by James Melton at the Salem Record Shop, Oregon Bldg. State at High St. (Dwnstrs.ji i SAR Organization Postponed-1 Sons of the American Revolution were unable because of the bad weather to meet in Salem as plan ned early this week to organize a Salem-Corvallis chapter, but pro bably will do soon at a date to be set shortly, Karl V. Pease, pas! president of the state society, said Tuesday. nerooi wun Jonns-Manville asj pnan sningies. rugm over your old roof. Free estimates. Math4 Bros. 164( S. Com'l. Phone 4642 V A I i -m - nor io aiannaras a son was born Tuesday night at Salerh Deaconess ' hospital to Mr. anfi Mrs. Kelly Stannard, route on box 79A, Salem. Eiiar examined l'nysical ex amination! were given, to the stu dests Of Saint Vincent's parochial school March 12, 1943 by Dr.! W. J. ptane -. t)f the Marion county de partment of health,! assisted by M.?,Wikoff, RN. Total nuifiber ex aminee: I 74, including pjjpre Bcliool. Defects ! loujid: leyjis 4, eas &, nose' and throat 8, 1 teeth IForty-three were! found; free from defects. Diphtheria jbnrhuni- zation was given to 27, and small pox vaccination to 2f. Ttberculin skti tests were given to ljJ6. Vol uneeri assisting were Mts. John Archery Mrs. Berry and ilizibeth Dougherty. Dental exariiinations were Miven to the stUderAs of St. ViacenVs on March p ty Dr. C. C.,5Hggiris assisted by Mi Wjkoff, RJf, from the; Marion cpunty health ' department One muhdred and nine were examined from the first to sixth grades, 'and! 50-were found to have teeth . and mouth Q.JC 'Volunteers assistiig Airs. A. j arvis ana Mrs. Hyhdnian. Wedding ! pictures' taken at the 1 C'nmminri Sneaks Cant Rustv Cumnttngs, discharged veteran of the army air corps! and former member jof the AV0 op. Flying Tigers,! made a return Jspeaking engagement at a special! dinner meseting-1 of the Silem Junior Chamber lof Commerce last night at'fthe Golden 1 Pheasant. Cum mines, recently initiated as a Jav- cee, ttacejd further his adventures in China and Burma iwhe in the serVicth. After his tal he! answer ed'f numef ous questions irorq the floor. Delegates to the state board meeting in Portland tw ago gavetreports. Nvere: j. C weeks i Lesion, at Mt i leum. Kev. ; Chester W, officiate. Crest Abbey mauso- ,, Hamblin will Rnsslter John Thomas j Rossiter. at his home. 344 North 12th 1st,, Sunday, March IS. at the age of W years. Survived by wife. Mrs. Alice Bossiter; two daugh ters, Mrs. Ceorgina Kowberry and Miss Lorene Rossiter, aU of Salem; three brothers. . H. Rossiter of Den ver, Colo., H, 8, .Rossiter of Abilen. Km, and B. E. Rossiter of Omaha, Neb. Services will be held Wednes day, March 21,! at 2 p.m., from the Clough-Barrick chapel. Rev. Willard B. Hall will officiate. Interment in Belcrest Memorial park. Osbora , Gibson Osborn, at his home on route two. Monday. March 19. at the age of 78 years. Survived by wife Mrs. Mary O. Osborn, Salem; daughter. Mrs. Mabel Fowler, Salem; sons, W. A. Osborn, Independence, E.. T. Osborn, Salem, and T. L Osborn. Keno. Ore.: several grandchildren and great grand children!, services wiji dc neia mi 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, March 21. from the Clough-Barrick chapel. Commit ment services In Belle Passi cemetery. Rev. Chester W. Hamblin wjll officiate 7 ftr. developing St printing service atLBurkefs Camera Shod! 1T4 N Con'Li . . ;: j Car'1 Located A few f minutes after D. C. Martin, route iwoi Sa- ... .. .. - , lens, reported to citr police the theft of jbis car, the! vehicle: was foindieairly Tuesdjay itnoiming parke4 in the 100 block pf South CQmmercjal at,!' the !igni!iori key DraKen m we swtiqn. rine car was taken between 1 5 and! 6:30 p. rn. Monday," was reported miss in at approximately 11:20 1 and i is . . - l a. was lound before 12:30 a Noticed terrioohs Doerfler sales Uriion ;ard High will! be yard at pperi af from 1 to 5, specializing m. YWian Biirtoii ; Tq iBroadciaist ; : MA rejeordingj of Sgtr Vivian K. Bartonl Salem mart, who is now in charge jof th eauto electric and car- retoif supplies for the US engi- neers in the European theatre of 0Jeratibns, ; will : be heard on KSLM .tonight! at 8 o'clock. ; S3ifrt6n, whdse wife, Mrs. V, K. Birtoni lives on route one and par- ertsj Mr. and! Mrs. Jw C. Burton alio live in Sajlem, entered the ar my in December, 1943, : iffhe irecordmg was ; produced arfd 1 released by the army radio cej KSLM has broadcast sev- eplj of these Recordings made of lotal nifen doing special work with th ianhy. 11 - - Prisonous; for Dogs March 20 :- (JPi - Te . Q r e g o h Humane society warned pet owners today that some commercial fertilizers which are 'poisonous have a flavor that is tempting to dogs, IfBfcyfle Lights Stolen Velma Lihoskl, 2380 Fairgrounds road, hasi reported to city police, the theft df two bicycle headlights, Tiey were taken f rorh wheel Jl XL j- , parked apartment house at the Fair- g&nlnds road hoski Said, $3 eacti. in thq washroom of the address, i Mrs. La arid were valued at Marion deed land race E. con- Injsura n HgwkM Bldg tee: Becke, Roberts, Wandsworth, Guardian a Blumejnberf Hospitalized CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends fofrfaeir kindness, words ot symj pathynd floral offerings in oui- recent bereavement in the loss of our mother. - MARION, MANTON and VIRGINIA CARL. liapi Blumenberg, H45 Ferf-y st-., ! inp v. as admitted to Salem Deaconess hospital Called! finpmen Tuesday for to Chimaey iWere called i:i&ameUias and-rhodys, f Deed! jSirned tfhe county court has signed! coaveyinjg of an acre1 toiEdwii A. Jbry and Jofy torn $10, and . another Veying" tip the City of Salem lot 6, block 3, Cardwell'k addition to Safenv fcr $92.57. I 1 !! I? ' Painting & Decorating. Pr. 752. I S ft t : - i ' t'nderto Surgery Mys. Rob erf Liuehs, route one, box 191, Saeml Was admitted to Salem Deaconess hospital Tuesday and is scleduled to tindergo j; siirgery thre foday -Wil- Wrisiwateh Stolen P. H. Ac ton, j 40 Hanson ave., reported to cilyjpojice Tu4sday that while his Takes Son Home 'Mrs. Ray Newnjian and infant son left Sa lem Deaconess hospital Tuesday to box 263, Salem, Oil! Stove Flares City firemen were j called to 673 fforth Com mertiial street at 2:15; p m. Tues day .Ivhen an over-fed,; oil stove flared into Came. - i ; i Ceanty Selb Land - Marion county court has signed a deed to o 14, block 2, Loganville, conveying the property to G rover C.Baker and Emma F. Baker for ! Dismissed From Hospital Eva Sugg, 445 Ferry st, patient at Salem Deaconess hospital sine' Sunday, was dismissed Tuesday. 1 1- i Jaycee Sesds .DelegatesDele gates Xxom the Salem Junior chamer of commerce will go to Albany next Tuesday night to as sist 4rith the reorganization of a junoT chamber of commerce chap ter tHere. l ' " , . . 1 ; , j 'I 'I '! !. .. - Leaive Hospital-Mrs. Joseph Lynn! arid infant son, 1530 Broad way, W4re dismissed fuesdij from Saler Deaconess hospital, i Miller Gees Home Orville Mil ler, 135 Wander jway, was able io i leave Salem Deaconess hospital Tuesday, where ie was taken last' Friday 'for medical care.. ; ;. , ! -. " ". Grand Jury i Meets The Ma- rion county grand jury went Into session Tuesday j with a number of routine matters on the agenda. Cummings Speaker Capt S. L (Rusty) Cumniings, who served in the I orient wiith the American Vihjinteer Grqup and then with this I country's krmy air force, will be I speaker -at! this noon's meet ink pf the Salem Soroptimist club ats the iGoldeni Pheasant. ! i Li J Pagejni Lyle J. Page, former 1 Marions coiinty district, at torney,! is in jthe ; Veterans' hos pital; in Portland, where his bSothetj, Judge E. M. Page took hn: Sunday lifter several days' sifferiig withl a lung congestion. gBeac i Taken Home E r n e s t Beach, who! hjad been ' in Salem DeaConess hospital since March 4 far medical care, was returned to InV home at 2315 .South Cottage stj Tuesday. Jfe is an employe of urtgon i rniip & raper com PW7 car stood parked in the 500 block State st. Tuesday morning a ristwatch valued at $50 was tak from its glpve compartment. Has Tonsils! Out Ira Feitelson, 5j son ;of Mn and Mrs. Herman Feitelson, 1940 South Church st derwent art operation lor re It 5 val bf his tonsils Tuesday and is! now at home. Daughter : to Mt i anjd'M r Jefferson, dtughter Board Meeting Called nam iiibert, Marion medjcai( care Fire, -i. City lo 875 iBreys afternoon to sojeiatiob, has balled a board meet- at ! Salem Chamber of Com- rce roornsi inursday at T.sv Jefferson Folk Emmett Kastow, parents of a n early Tuesday rrlrtrning at Silem Deaconess hos pital are bor president - Tinik- of the County Public Health as- IBaker at Home G. C. Baker, to uiiderwefit surgery last Sat urday at Salem Deaconess hospi- beeri removed to his home. CARD OF THANKS we wish to t Malik our many friends and neighbors for all their kindness and sympathy in our re cent sorrow. MRS. H. C. GILG CORP. THOS. GILG MRS. HELEN BONDELL AND SON JAMES. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the Howelli Edwards Funeral horrle for thei; consideration and sympathy dur ins -c uccini aim uui lax vi uu husband and father. MRS. H. C. GILG CORP. THOS. GILG MRS. HELEN BOND - AND SON JAMES. DR. WILL I THOMPSON Optometrist and Orthoplst 311 Oregon Bldg. 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