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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1945)
Oity The Oregon Statesmen Farrell Ta Speak Secretary of State Robert S." Farrell, jt who returned Tuesday from a ' brief business trip to Chicago," leaves today on a speaking . tour which will take him to Roseburg, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Ashland and Medford. Farrell, who has been outspoken in his belief that citi zens of the state would support a feasible program to lessen the crowded conditions in state hos pitals and other institutions, will address cvic clubs . and other groups' on behalf of the state building program measure which comes before the voters June 22. Consult Madame Littell regarding your cosmetic needs at Price's. Willamlna Gains The town of Willamina has a ponulation of 886 BM'snnt' vain nf 90O nvw 4ha ligures of the last federal census the secretary of state's office has revealed. The increase, noted in the recently-authorized state cen sus, will enable Willamina to ob tain a greater proportion of state Jujwis allocated on the basis of population. Mt, Angel is among the towns scheduled for a state census between now and the last vi iuiy. Fur storage. Let us tell you about our storage with free moth-proofing. Prices. May Raise Pay Now County courts have authority to use emer gency funds to pay salary in creases for county officers grant ed by the 1945 legislature if the county budgets were made up be fore the increases were granted, Attorney General George Neuner this week notified A. J. Moore, district attorney pro tem for De schutes county. , Madame Littell will give expert cosmetic advice at Price's in their new department. To .Tak e Physicals Between 80 and 90 boys who plan to at tend the older boys' camp of the i YMCA this summer are to take i physical examinations Thursday ! night at the "Y." Dr. W. J. Stone is examining physician. Every boy attending the camp will be expected to have had a physical examination, YMCA workers said Tuesday. .Wedding pictures taken at the church.- 520 State. Ph. 5722t (Pbitaary Blntlnrtoa In California. Lawrence Arvin Sim Ington, A MM 3c, late resident of 2410 Mission St., at San ClemenU. Calif. Husband of Anne B. Simington of Salem; father of Robert, Lorraine, f arbara and Martin Simington, aU of alem: son of Walter Simington of Vancouver and Rachael Simington of Wisconsin;, and brother of Lea, Lewis and Leonard Simington, all with the V. S. army overseas, Mrs. Harris Boyer of Swisshome, Ore., and Mrs. John Jankuebk of Vancouver, Wash. Funeral services will be held Thurs day, June 14. at VM pjn.. in the W. T. Rigdon chapel with concluding ser vices at City View cemetery. Rev. S. Ray nor Smith will officiate. Services will be under the auspices of Capitol Post No. 9 American Legion and pall bearer will be V-12 men from Willam ette university. Fabian v Louis Serna Fabian of Morelia, Mex ico, Wednesday, June 8, at a local hospital at the age of 34 years. Sur vived by his mother, Sra. Aleiandra Fabian of Morelia, Mex.. and two sis ters and three brothers, including Isidro Fabian of Independence. Ser vices will !: be held at St. Joseph's church Wednesday, June 13. at 8 a.m.. with interment in St. Barbara ceme tery. Direction Clough-Barrick com pany. ; - :i. McCarthy : ' ' At 403 Carion st Salem, June 10. Wilford McCarthy, age 35 years, late resident of Milwaukie, Ore. Shipment has been made to Milwaukee by the W. T. Rigdon company for services and , Interment. ilfthui city June 10. Clyde Kelty. age 58 j years, late resident of 1525 South Hiffh st.. Salem: husband of Bertha M. Kelty of Salem; father of Etta Bernice Driscoll of Prineville and Lucille Jane Kelty of Portland: broth er of Frank Kelty oi saiem. ur, nar vev Keltv of Lakeview and Mrs. Ethel K. Brown of Vancouver. Wash three mnitphilrirMi also survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. June 13, at 1:30 p.nv, in the W. T. Rigdon Chapel with i concluding services at Bethel cemetery. Dr. Charles Durden wiu ofucute. 'j In this city June 10, Etta Nelson, late resident of Salem H.FJJ.; mother of John Sams of LaGrande, Mrs. Julia Orr of Bremerton. Wash., and Mrs. Jean Mason. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, June 13. at 3 p.m.. in the W. T. Rigdon chapel with con cluding services at Lee Mission ceme tery. Rev. S. Raynor Smith will offi ciate. ; Carev Jessie Pearl Carey, lata resident of 896 Ford it- at a local hospital. Mon day, June 10. Survived by her hus band. Dave Carey- of Salem; three sons. Alvin Carey of Salem. Luther Carey of Portland and Louis Carey of Amity: six daughters, Mrs. Essie Slack of Dallas, Mrs. Sarah Carson and Mrs. Delores Collins of California. Mrs. Dolly - McAdams of Nebraska, Mrs. Josie Munh of Central Point. Ore, and Miss Hildred Carey of Salem, and 10 grandchildren. Funeral servfces will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. from the Rose Lawn Funeral home, inter ment in Delcrest Memorial park. Rev. - Clark Ena of Dallas will officiate. Wiwlk ' ; Mrs. Barbara Woelk at the residence . lt.FJD. No. 1, Box 23. Salem, on June 12. survived oy nusoana area 4. weeix of Salem, three daughters. Mrs.) J. D. Critton. Mrs. Velma Carpenter .both Of Salem. Mrs. Winnie Hicks. The dore, Fred J. jr.. all of Salem, also frank, of Troutdale. Ore. brothel Otto Hiss. Kansas, sister Mrs, Sally Damn. Salem, and six grandchildren. -An nouncement of services later - by Clough-Berctok Co. Wlrtt ' James L. Knight late resident of 1144 H-. CotUge, June 12. at the residence of hi son 360 Columbia st Survived by wife Jennie Knight, sons Dale L, Kniffht. Salem. WUiiam C Koigbt. Chadron, Nebr half-brothera George Feid. Salem. David seid, Boone, t-oio J.arl, Ernest ana Jca. ail oc remana. Kebr- half sisters Pearl Bradley. Sa 1-m. and Rev. Mariosi Seid. Sheridae. Wyo. Annonncement of aetvltca later by Oough-iiarrlck Co. Anna E. BonnelL late resident of Coquiile. at a local hospital. June 12. at the age or so years, burvtvea oy son William B. BonnelL Coquiile. Ore. Shipment has been made to Coquiile. tor services ana aniermeai. oy t.tougn. iJarriex co. "saaKsMaaana D3. WILL I. ; TflOKPSOir Optometrist and Orthopia! - ill Oreroo dig. scffljn?5ffs Telephone 910 tinue in the majority at Salem General hospital, where, three were born Tuesday to two girls. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Elsey, 1410 McCoy ave4 are parents of a son born there. ' A boy was born there Tuesday night .to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Gallagher, 590 North 12th st Mr. and Mrs. Fred; Hottinger of Stayton are parents of the first boy arrival, who checked in at the hospital at 2:01 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Lewis, box 234, Indepen dence, are parents of a daughter, born Tuesday night at the Salem General hospital.. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Tillett, 605 South 22nd st, have a daughter, born there Tuesday night. 7 nr. developing & printings service at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N. ComL Railroad Lifts Tracks Employ ed at bringing tracks of both Southern Pacific and Oregon Electric railroads on Front street to grade, two section crews are at work there. The Southern Pa cific gang of Mexican laborers is operating between State and Court streets, while the OE repair work is going on "between Marion and Division streets. Asparagus for freezing and can ning. Fiala Ranch, 3 miles north in Polk Co. Phone 2-3072. Bririg containers. ' Mother Dies Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon in Eugene for Mrs. Clara Belle Miller of Coos Bay, mother of Mrs. Louis duBuy of Salem. Mrs. Miller, who died Saturday at her home, is survived also by daugh ters, Mrs. Leonard Mayfield of Coos Bay and Mrs. Glenn Gordon of Jacksonville, and son, Cpl. Don ald Miller, in the Pacific war the atre. More turkey pickers needed. Good pay. Marion Creamery, 245 D St. Retiring From Company Lloyd M. Hill has filed a certificate with the Marion county clerk showing his retirement from the Salem Heavy Hauling and Equipment company. Furniture wanted. Woodry. 5110 Bell Goes Home P. H. Bell was able to leave Salem Deacon ess hospital Tuesday for his home on route three, Salem Mrs. Bell remains there as a patient. - f JPf- -7 f., jfms& rr M'or .r iSS-.- 1: British-Woman Speaks Hilda Beal of Vork,- England, vice presi dent of British Business and Pro- .1 iessionaij woman's dubs, will be speaker it Friday noon's luncheon meeting : of Marion ' county 'social workers. Lay persons on boards nf social wprk institutions, members of BPW find other women's service clubs of iMarion county and social workers bf Linn. Polk and Benton counties have been invited to at tend the! luncheon at the Marion hotel. . J : .-'vV-- Madame! Littell, cosmetic expert of two continents, now in her own department at Price's. Three Icapifols The Rev. Ches ter W. Hlunblin, who has served as Presbyteflan pastor at Oklahoma, City OKla., and Bismark, N. D., and is now pastor of First Presby terian cHurch in Salem, will com pare the three state, capitols at Wednesday noon's Rotary lunch eon. A former member of Rotary flub while in North ; Dakota; he will be introduced by Dr. J. C. Harrison For implanted furniture shop at Woodrovtf 325 Center. To Giants Pass T. L. (Les) Kistner, resident of Salem for the past three years, ; has gone . to Grants jPass to represent vthe Standard Oil company there. He has beei j employed by the com pany f oi j 22 years, most of that time working out of the Portland district, i Mrs. Wistner and their two children will join him in Grants Pass shortly, a . Dr. Woodmansee's Dental Office will be closed until June 18th. Swift Speaker The Rev. George H. Swift, rector of St. Paul's episcopal church, is to bring highlights of his experien ces at t$e San Francisco confer ence to Salem Soroptimists when they meet this noon at the Golden Pheasant Fur storage. Let us tell you about our storage withfree moth-proof mg. Prides. Infantry Day Name d Gov. Earl Sne' 1 on Tuesday asked that Oregoni ans observe Friday, June 5, as Infantry day. "The vital role of the infantryman in all theatres of war" was pointed out by the governor "Cyn" Qronise Photographs and Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Takes Daughter Ho mi -Mrs. Lloyd Shopman, 1900 North Com mercial 1st, took . her infant daughter home from Salem Dea coness hpspital Tuesday. runJKcirc flhc j! I : e Fischer is Powers Robert M. Fischer, jr., was in Powers, on Tuesday to attend the Lions. club luncheon meeting there in his role as district governor for district 36J-E, Oregon, of Lions Interna tional. En route he visited with Lions club officers in Coos; Bay, Coquiile and Myrtle Point, f Prewar davenport and chair for sale. Ph. 5078. v ' - Price's invite you in for a free consultation in their new- cosmet ic department. ! i ' . "" r -" i - - . ' -Breakfast Club Meets First meeting of the rejuvenated Salem YMCA breakfast club has been called for Thursday at 6 a.: m. Fifteen men have signed up (for the organization which' opens its weekly meetings witlv volleyball orj handball, then takes a plunge in the pool and has a breakfast program. For home loans see Salem Fed eral, 130 South Liberty. r Mickey Leaves Store Certifi cate of retirement from the Mick ey Mouse j grocery store at 815 South 12th st was filed Tuesday wijth the- Marion county clerk: by Hale Mickey. ' f : V More tufkey pickers needed. Good pay. Marion Creamery, 245 D St. licensed to Wed O s c a r G. Wibb, 41, Salem, and Ena Ding man, 40, Portland, last week Bp plied for a marriage license in Se attle. Free consultation on your cosmet ic problems at Price's new depart ment. I Juveniles Post Bail Three 16-year-old boys had tbday posted $100 apiece as bail following their apprehension by Deputy Sheriff James Garvin and a state police officer, who charged them with breaking a fence. Rej-off with Johns-Vanville as phalt shingles right over your old roof. 10-year guarantee. 1 year to pay. Free estimates. Mattis Bros., 164 S. Commercial. Ph. 4642. More Mexicans Approximate ly i 100 Mexicans, assigned to ex ist) with farm labor in this area, were brought to Salem on Tues day. Velduro! One coat-wall finish, $2.75 gaL Farmer's Hardware, 115 S. Commercial. - Store Changes Hands Estella Walrath, formerly of Bloomfield, Oho, has bought the North 21st street grocery store in Salem. caglc'c brood '. - - - AWATIQM Gl$0fflE PqoQdIId circuit court Harlan W. Gibbens vs Louise G. Gibbons; ' reply contains, general de nial. V I'.".. , '. ' Myrtle X.. Harnar vs. Claud Harnar: order modifying decree of March 20, 1940, rtve custody of two minor chil dren to plaintiff, whose name is now Myrtle i Beard, ana relieves deiena- Missing Fatlente Found Wil liam Mabry and Robert Olsen, re ported missing from ;Fairview home Monday, were, apprehended in Albany, police have been noti fied. , ; - ' Dr. Elmer H. K. Dorr and family will leave Friday evening, June 15, for a two weeks vacation at Nes- kowin. Dr. Dorr will return to his office Saturday, June 30. ' : Perry! Resigns Howard Perry, deputy in the tax collection de partment for several years, has submitted his resignation to Sher iff Denver Young to become ef fective June 15. ' - A sweUi tie for Dad's Day. We know the kind he likes, and have a large i selection at $1.00 and $1.50. Every tie in our shop is handmade. Alex Jones, 121 North High St. - Moose to Meet Another Moose social hour will be held Thursday at 8 pm. in the Moose Hall at 12 th and Leslie with a no host supper to follow the entertain ment for the evening. Painting . & decorating. Ph. 7552. - Home from Hospital Mrs. Ernest Radke, route five, box 116, Salem, went home Tuesday from Salem "Deaconess hospital, where she had been receiving medical care. , Opening dance, Salem Armory, Sat., June 16. Joe Hassenstab,, featuring xylophone. Clyde Ban croft, vocalist. Mr. Turnbull Home The Rev. John Turnbull, patient at Salem Deaconess hospital Monday and Tuesday, was able to return to his home at 1370 North 21st st. yesterday. McGilchrist Home-William Mc Gilchrist, hospitalized for several weeks, has returned to his home. Laborers wanted Salem Con crete Pipe and Products Co., Port land Road. Board to Meet - The regular June meeting of YMCA directors will be held Thursday noon at the is hatfehec This is the first step toward a bomb run oyer Tokio, a first solo at Rankin Aero nautical Academy and a flight that's powered by Chevron Aviation Gasoline. More than ten thousand flying cadets have won their wings over Rankin Field, at Tulare, California each of them learned to fly on Chevron. They know what Chevron Aviation Gasoline can do. That's why wa have a hunch they'll be the strongest boosters for the highway ver sion oi Chevron we're planning for your car. STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA ant from payment of further support money. i i Ralph V. Skopft aad torayne SkopB s Ellis J. DeHart and Mildred i De Hait; reply to first, further and sep arate answers denies that order of fair rent committee, which purported to . do so. fixed the i maximum .rent on the property in question; motion for order setting . action for trial at earnest possible date. . .- George T. Moisan and others vs Charles A. Motown and others: answer by defendant James Imlah to amend- ea complaint admits first 10 para graphs, enters - counterclaim for i lien gainst shares of Agnes Nys and! Al bert Nys to satisfy Judgment Imlah allegedly noias against mem. - - weioon a. Norton vs vetn Koraoei Norton: complaint for divorce charges desertion; married Dec 29, 1930,. at Bend.' - . ' ' : Kenneth Teller vs Iva T. Paulson and others: dismissed as to defendant A. C Scheurer on motion of plaintiffs attorney. (; Marguerite- A. Will vs The United States National Bank of Portland! and others: Dlaintiffs motions to strike allowed and defendant bank allowed IS . days to serve : and file amended complaint. i Ethel M. Hackett vt James E. Hack- ett; complaint for divorce, charging cruel and inhuman treatment, asks S100 ma property rights. $150 attorney's fees and 130 costs; married March 8, 1941. at Salem. 1 Sybil Vida Teausaw vs William X. Teausaw; complaint for divorce charg es cruel and . inhuman treatment and asks custody of minor child. I Edward J. Ryan vs Edna Mae Ryan; order of default and request for place on- divorce docket. ' Alvin A. Unrein vs. Mary I. Unrein; answer denies two paragraphs of com plaint and declares that custody, of child is with defendant, who has no means of paying costs of prosecuting her defense, alleges that plaintiff has treated defendant in cruel and in human manner, asks (ISO costs, cus tody of child and support money. Credit Bureaus, Inc., vz A. B. Lucas: county treasurer ordered to pay . over to plaintiff J130J7 made on execution. credit Bureaus, inc., vt & u urisioi and Emma Bristol; satisfaction of judgment. ; PROBATE COURT j Anna Simpson estate: order on peti tion of executor amends petition to list widower among survivors, i Joseph F. Schneider guardianship; Esther Ryan. Dorothy Lee Brown and L. n. Brown appointea appraisers. Dorothy Rae Pepper: Hattie . Pep per named guardian of minor daugh ter, whose estate consists of claim for damages, on account of injuries received Sept. 14, 1944, in collision with horse-drawn milk truck; order authorizing settlement and compro mise of claim at S3S1.50. i Myrtle Sullivan guardianship: final account by Pioneer Trust company as guardian shows receipts - of $1068.13 and expenditures of $1020.87 and ten ders resignation: report accepted by court with order that $20 be Used to pay attorney's fees and the! re maining money be turned over to superintendent of Fairview home for comforts of ward. t Alvine B. Good, guardianship: order appointing Walter H. Belt as guardian, names Esther Ryan. Dorothy Lee Brown and Lawrence N. Brown as aDoraisers. t Joseph T. Schneider guardianship; L. M. Schneider namea guardian. Dora T. Humphrey guardianship fuardian authorized to convey deed to Joe R. McKee and Edna M. McKee. Carl Bellamy estate: final decree to C. F. Johnson, administrator. j Georxe Urban euardianshiD: report by Margaret Bland, guardian, shows sale of real property to Frank Hoff man and Juliana Hoffman for $1300. Charles. . John and Sina Fasholtz guardianship; Faye Fasholtz, mother, named guardian of minors who have a 81000 Inter est fn an Oklahoma es tate; Josephine Bell. George H. Bell and Zelpha Glover named appraisers. Cora M. Kay estate: stipulation be tween Ereel W. Kay and Marjorie Kay Huntington : shows division of personal property and that, aa had been requested by deceased. $1000 has been given to the grandchildren. Albert F, Timm estate; final ac count of eorge It.. Timm, executor, shows receipts of $692.75 and, dis bursements of $814.15; hearing set for July 14. - k JUSTICE COURT ' ' ! Gordon Hewitt: charge of parking in courthouse driveway dismissed with warning. i . j Floyd Elite Reed: operating car with void foreign license; $10 and costs. Lodge Durell SoUenderr no motor vehicle operator's license: $1 and costs. ueimer can Feppenmg; operating motor vehicle with defective muffler; 1 and costs. Libbern Webb: violation of basic rpeed rule; -$10 and costs. i- Walter Boggs; charge of being drunk and disorderly continued to June IS, 9:30 a. m. for plea; $50 bail. - Norm an uavia May, vtrgn wooarow Thomas i and James Oj-rin .Thomas; overloads on trailers;. $S fine and costs each. . . ; - .v I - ; : MARRIAGE LICENSES ! Alfred Terieaon. 30. laborer, route one. Independence, and Elvira Mar- gene Zeigler. 30. cannery worker. Z330 Myrtle ave Salem. Marlin M. Jones. 23. coastguard, route two. box 283B. Salem, and Oveta At kinson. 19. route two, Dox ZT7. Salem. Wallace K. Wittwer, zi U. S. army. 8145 D St.. and Virginia L. Steed, student. 140 North 17th st. both Sa lem. . . j Holiness Association Meets This Weekend The Marion County Holiness as sociation is holding a missionary rally this weekend with services Friday and Saturday night at 8 and Saturday and Sunday; after noons at 3 p.m. Missionaries from the National Holiness Mis sionary society will be the speak ers and Dr. George R. Warner, general secretary of the society, will be in main speaker. 1 ' Mrs. Nellie Haist, prayer band organizer, will also have a part on the program. All sessions , of the rally will be held at the Highland Avenue Friends church. Mission ary motion pictures will be shown. The general public is invited to attend any of the sessions.. ; Dgshjnad To SL-pIIfy Tfcur fer i!m . . . This Season cdi fr hfeny Yecrs to Ccba. nd Pc! si:om . ciuhWii i:o I .79 Strosur a a4 well - baU aaeed. Sxfc : atael blade ksriwNi J SPATES Fori 1 .69 r r tee4 tisisail 90hadwoo4 h a m d 1 svf j Shop the ConveitWrrt Catalof Order Dept. 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