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.I : jl ' ' '' page hvt"; f.; Mews dBoone(is The Oreaon Statesman " TeUoVone 9101 GIRLS LEAGUE MEETS ' The Leslie girls league, with Diane Perry as president and Mrs. Madeline Hanna, advisor, will hold its first meeting this morning at 9 o'clock. . The boys league . met Tuesday , morning to Elan their program for the.com ig year and elected Buzz Lugen beel treasurer to' fill a vacancy created during the summer. Don Kay is president, R E. Keuscher, advisor, of the boys' organization. Lutx Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib erty, phone 8592. ' . MARY BREHM ELECTED i Mary Brehm was named presi dent of the Leslie girls' Pep club 0 at ; an organizational meeting Tuesday morning. Joan Smith , will serve as vice president. Mrs. Ruth Carkin Is the advisor. ; Fur storage. Let us tell you about eur storage with free moth-proof- OFFICEKS ELECTED ' The necond period Glee club class at Salem high school, under the direction of Miss Lena Belle Tartar, has elected the following officers: President, Elaine Win kleblack; vice president, Pat Ti- " tus; secretary, Rampna Castillo; treasurer, Jewell Fones; librarian, Mona Davis; sgt-at-arms, Colleen .. Cross; (Obituary Mrs. Marie Sutton, at local hospital October 20. at tha age oz 73 years. An nounccment of services later by Ciough-Harriot company. At the residence In Turner. October n. Frances orzeiia -Ball, at trie age of S4 years. Mother of Emir JL Ball f Turner and sister of Mrs. Onie Longsworth of Portland. Also sur vived by five grandchildren. 14. Elton tee Ball of U. S. army. France. TSgt. Keith B. Ball, USA. Egypt, Robert A Hen Bail. r zc. oz ine u. navy Jean Ball of Turner. Edwin E. Ball f the merchant marine. Services will fee held Wednesday. October 34. at 1 30 p.m.. at the Christian church at Turner with Rev. Gene Robinson offi- elating. Concluding services at Bel- crest Memorial park, Direction oi w T. Rigdon company. Vaa Cleve ; ' " " At Hondo. Texas.. October 17. First Lt. Joseph David Van Cleve. Husband x Esther 8. van Cleve of Hondo, Texas: son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Van Cleve of Aumsviile route 1: . brother of Kenneth Edwin Van Cleve fix S. Merrill of Salem. Services will Yf held from the W. T. Rigdon chapel laursaay. uctooer , at 130 p.m. Meody ? ". In this city Oct 11, Maurice Dale , aioodyi infant son of Mr. and Mrs Charles R. Moody of route 4. Xola: grandson -of Mrs. Mamie Strayer of Iowa and Mr.. Pearl Anderson of Xola. Services will be held Thursday, pet. 29, at 10:30 a.m., from the w. T. jugaon enapei, wun conciuamgi serv ices at City View cemetery. Rev. Dud ley Strata will officiate.. Wagner William Wagner, at Yakima. Wash Survived by son. Crist Wagner of Sa lem, Jake of Auburn, Wash, Fred of Alaska, BUI in California. EnU in Tacoma: daughters. Mrs. Sophia Ack- ley of Tacoma and Mrs. Martha Giffen of Modesta. Calif. Services will be held at p.m. Saturday at W. T. Rigdon chapel ( with concluding services at JUUjr cemetery. Eiqer l. X. Dicxinson wlu ouiciaie. . Stevens Mrs. Winifred Jones Stevens, at The residence.- route 2 Salem. Oct. 21 Survived : by three daughters, Mrs. . JJora atacey ana Mrs. t rances kus sell, both of Salem, and Miss WUma Steven of Chicago; son. James Stevens-of Seattle, and four grand children. Services will be held Wed nesdayl Oct. 24, at 1:30 p.m.. at the Cloughi-Barrick chapel with Rev. Jos eph Knotts officiating. Interment at jiomwcu, i Idaho. i Mrs. Lucia L. Frink, late resident of Ruse a, aaiem, in-forxiana, Atonaay, fAhat 94 CitnrivAfl Vim. hii.h.nil William B. Frink of Salem; son. How- era . funic oz Portland: brother, wn Bam D. Spafford of Plainzield. Wis Announcement of services later by tiougn-uarriCK company. Ban ; I ''I ' j At the residence In Turner. October 12. Frances O. Ball, at the age of 84 Jrears. Mother of Emir E. Ball of Tur ner ana sister oi mrs. jnie ixngswortn of Portland. Also survived by five grandchildren, Lt. Elton Lee Ball with the U.S. army In France. Tech. Sgt. Keith B. Ball with the VS. army in Egypt. F 2c Robert Allen Ball of the U.S. i navy. Jean Ball of Turner 'and Eawtn Jt. nau oi tne merchant marine. Services will De held Wednetdav. Oc tober 24, at 1-J0 p.m. at the Christian cnurcn at Turner with Hev. Gene Rob. inson 6fiiciatinb. Concluding services at Belcrest Memorial park. Direction oi w. x. tugaan company. BUILDING PERMITS v . , ; f The Howard Sheet Metal land Plumbing company Tuesday was granted a permit from the offfce of J. Harold Davis, city! engineer. to erect a store building at 2040 2055 ; Fairgrounds rd. for $9000, Other permits issued included one to R. Blischke, to alter a store! at 1398 South 12th st, $200;. E. ;R. rederickson, to reroof an apart ment house at 215 S. Winter, $150; Capt D. W. Chamber, to reroof a dwelling at 1337 Court st4 $228; A. C Nilson, to alter a dwelling at 241 N. Cottage, $185; Robert Mourmian, to reroof a dwelling at 2495 North 4th st, $25; Carl H. Pemberton, to reroof a- garage at 1880 S. High st, $25; Mrs. K. Hartman, to reroof a dwelling and garage at 945 Chemeketa st, $210? L. G. : Prescott to erect! , a I store building at 1325 State st,-$3500; V. A. Johnson to- wreck a building at 975 N. Commercial, $50; Chris Madson to wreck a building fat 345 Marion st, $50; Chris Madson, to wreck a building at SOS N. Commercial, $50, and Chris' Mad son to wreck i a building at 343 Marion st, $50.' f : WM wal tuvlrm aiilt P Rflfi 1 r - - - - I - it WAR CHEST MEETING SET A meeting - of the- War J Chest campaign e x e c u tive committee has been called for Friday noon at the Golden Pheasant by Carl Hogg, campaign chairman; wio tias expressed the hope that the final report of this year's cam paign may then be made. ' ; Wedding pictures taken at the church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. t HUBBARD RITES MONDAY Word was received by relatives here of the death of Mrs. W. S Hubbard of Seattle and of the funeral services held ; there fjpr her Monday. Surviving are te widower and six sons, of Seattlef as well as the relatives here. Capital Cab phone 6646. I BANKER ON PROGRAM I Fred McKinney, assistant ca ier of the First National Bank of Portland's Salem branch, is to speak on one Of .his hobbies, in vasion money, at this noon's meet ing of the Hollywood Lions club at the Lion's Den. "Cyn Cronlse Photographs apd rraines. 1st Natl Bank Bid, v TELEPHONE LINE PLANN ED Authority to locate a telephone line extending from the intersec tion of highway 99 east and road 531 along the north side of road 531 approximately two miles was granted to Manton A. Carl, route 1, Woodburn, by the Marion coun ty court Tuesday. ' , 4i Ideal lot for that new . home 60x135. 5 nut trees-Location 1000 blk. N. 16th. $1500 Cash. Eh 4642. Eve. 2-1647. VI TO INDEX SURVEYS I Marion county court Tuesdky authorized the county engineer to employ whatever help he m!?y need and buy supplies toi index and preserve such county Surveys as may be useful and necessary for right-of-way records. ! .1 Turkey pickers report Top wages, Marion Creamery and Poultry Co rArni of Tnvxs We wish to thank our many friends for their beautiful floral offerings and words of sympathy during the recent loss of our bro ther and uncle, Jim Cripps. I THE JOHNS FAMDLY. SENIORS PRESENT SKIT Fifty-eight girls took part in the senior skit that was presented at the Girls'; League: meeting at Salem high school Tuesday morn ing. The theme was "A Day With Louis XV,M with Jean Hatfield taking the part of Louis XV, Dor is Dixon playing DuBarry, Miri am Shellenberger playing Lady Bulova and ; rendering a vocal solo, Hope Jacquith playing a violin solo. Norma Cass offering a reading, Gloria and Barbara Mc Clintock serving as tnunpeteers, and Rornona Evans acting as the Chancellor. The juniors will pre- sent their program 'on Ifovembeir 22: and the sophomores on Janu ary 22, after which the ' judging to determine the best one will be done. "i ' & For unpalnted - tumltura shop . at ' -i MAY HAUL PILING Bert Oiler, route 1, Sublimity, was granted a permit Tuesday by the Marion county court to haul piling over specified county roads, Beauty Shop for sale. Good in come.! 305 1st Natl. . Bank Bldg Phone 3663. Eve.-3460. i f SPECIAL CLUB MEETING 1 Townsend club No. 4 is '.railing a special meeting at the home; of E. H. Earl, 2125 N. 4th st to night at 7:30 o'clock. & ; I .... . -i .!: Before you redecorate see Im perialj ; Washable wallpaper at Elfstrom's. ; I I - : , i ' , i ROUTINE CASES FOR JURY Marion county grand Jury will reconyene Thursday morning J to handle routine cases, District At torney Miller B. Hayden said Tuesday. x Woodrow's, 325 Center. McELHINNY IS HONORED C. S. McElhinny has been selectj- ed as one of 1270 qualifiers for the National Quality award, joint pro ject of the National Association of Life Underwriters and the life In surance Sales Research . bureau. The October edition of The Oregon Trail, published py j the Oregoit Mutual 1 Life Insurance company", lists McElhlnney among eight Ore gon Mutual ? Life : Underwriter! who have qualified for the award, which is based upon; the type of business written. , For home loans see eraL 130 South Liberty. Cot. Shell Commutes ' 20-Year Sentence Gov. Earl SneU Tuesday com muted , the 20-year penitentiary sentence. of Emery William Tib bets, Klamath county, to four years. He will be released from the prison Wednesday. ; : Tibbets was received at the penitentiary September 24, 1941, following conviction on a rape charge. The i state parole board recommended the commutation MISS FOWLER TO SPEAK . Constance Fowler, prominent northwest artist who Is ta the fac ulty of Willamette university, will be SDeaker at this noon'l meeting of the Salem Soroptimist club at the Golden Pheasant restaurant A group of girls from Hillcrest school will be special guests of the organization for the -luncheon meeting, xr ; ." . ! f We cut and Install Shatter-Proof auto glass. R. D. Woodrow, 325 Center it T ,j : BACK AT OLD STAND Ted Brabec, former : Marion county chief tax deputy sheriff who left that office 2Vi years ago. is -back in the busy county tax office , today, hut as a representa tive of the state tax commission, Salem Fed? CRONEMDLLER TO SPEAK Lynn F. Cronemiller, assistant state forester, will speak at the Rotary club: luncheon today. His subject will be "Some Problems of Post War forestry. He will b introduced by Judge Arthur D. Hay, program chairman. Immediate delivery on automatic gas water heaters. Ralph Johnson Appliances, i Valley Motor Bldg. Ph. 4036. i VI . . I' NAME ULED j Certificate of assumed business name for ; Keizer Sand & Gravel Co., route 2, Salem, was filed with the Manon county clerk Tuesday by Howard Jones, 20 Duncan ave.J Salem, and ; Henry Pfennig, 28B Elma ave Salem. I i Ceiling Prices for weights. Midget Market.' Deliver to CannonsY Killing mh St hogs. All Plant Sa f MAY LAY PD?E Marion county- court Tuesday granted H. K. Funrue, Silvertoni, a permit to lay a one-inch pipe line across market road 46 to serve his residence from a well. ' Frank Doolittle, master. Service Station,, is now open 24 hours each day, including Sunday. They spe- dalize in prompt, courteous serv ice and promise that you will get complete satisfaction with every transaction." " i i j - i MRS. OREVi HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Dick Orey, 1935 N. Capi tol st, is at Salem Deaconess hos pital, where she went! Monday fof surgery. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs?. F. G. Hale are visiting in Salem to be with Vher while she corii valesces. li D! - . i ' !j : i :k ' .! !, Reroof with j Johns-Manville as phalt shingles, right over your old roof. 10 yr. guarantee, II yr. to pay, Free estimates. Mathis Bros. 164 S. ComT Phone 4642 doing research Work into the re cords which will keep him there much of the next month. Acousticon now offers new fevol utionary ! "hearing lenses' for the hard of hearing. "Investigate: Batteries for all aids. Mail orders promptly filled. Acousticon Mp Donald Co. 905 First Natl Bank, nhnna RSf! www. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubinscka, 2295 Cherry st, are the parents of a daughter, born at the Deacon ess hospital Monday. The little girl weighed 6 pounds 4 ounces.. Painting & decorating, ph. 7552. GIRL TO SCHACHER Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Scha cher, Brooks, became the parents of a daughter, weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces Tuesday at the Deacon ess hospital. Experienced alteration lady and fitter wanted at Sallys. NEWELLS PARENTS ' A daughter was bora Tuesday at the Deaconess hospital to Mr, and Mrs. !A. C. Newell, 1740, N 22nd st The child weighed 5 pounds 9 ounces. Modern Dance at Silverton Arm ory every Saturday Night 9 to 12. BOY TO JENSENS Mr. 1 and Mrs. Arthur Jensen, Brooks, are the parents of a son, born at the Deaconess hospital Tuesday. Rummage sale Leslie M. E. church Fri.-Sat 439 Court, upstairs. RECEIVE SERVICE BARS Seven members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars recived 20-year service bars Monday evening at a meeting of camp 661. Recipients were Bryan Conley, .Leo Sutter, George Feller, Joe Sturniman; Frank Millet Dr. G. E. Lewis, and Henry Sim. The organization de cided to have an "Armistice day celebration at the -Jiall November 12 and invite the public. TAN SICKLEN SPEAKER Hunter Van Sicklen of Portland, public relations representative in Oregon for Time, Life and Fortune magazines, will ' be speaker at Thursday noon's meeting of the Salem Lions club. A native of New York, be attended Princeton uni versity , the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, was a radio an nouncer in Cleveland and in New York City and did some research in industrial design before coming west for his health in 1939. ' GOES HOME TUESDAY . Dismissals from the Deaconess hospital -Tuesday included Mrs. Mamie Phipps, 1760 ' Berry st; James Bradley-1968;. Ferry st; Mrs. Ruth SherrilL route six; Sa lem; John - Craft, Stayton, 'and Mrs. Kenneth BlackwelL 1263 Oak st who : was accompanied by her fniant. daughter.: : :i ; I;- .... - - - ; , .. ..... FOX RITES. HELD , V,' . . - Funeral , services for" Christine Fox, ; 28, : former , Salem : resident, Were held in Eugene Tuesday. A sister of Mary Strayer 'of Salem, Mrs.; Fox died as a result of in juries received in an . automobile accident SorVivors are the . wid ower, Carl Fox, three children; her parents and three brothers and three sisters. ',-. " the Pike. Icecream, bulk or brick; no limit 12 flavors. Open daily II to 11, Sunday 11 to 6.' IN PORTLAND In Portland on Tuesday to attend a luncheon meeting of the. Oregon Republican club were Justice of the peace Joseph B. Felton, presi dent of the Marion county repub lican club and Robert Fischer, past president of the Oregon republican club. Details of the state conven tion in Portland November 2 and 3 were discussed., -HAND IN WRINGER I Four year old Jimmy Winger, 1384 Waller st., caught his hand ift an electric clothes wringer, and required the help of first aid men to release him. The arm was bad ly bruised but no bones broken. Rummage sale, si Johns Luth Ladies Aid, 439 Court, Oct 24 ard 25. INTENTION TO WED Marriage licenses have been is sued at Vancouver, Wash., to Steven P. Rosenbaum and Gladys Lacey, both ! of Salem; Raymond WilSamSinner, Portland, and QeofgTanha C. Pienett, Mt. Angel, and to Howard W. Murphy, and Marjorie E. Hills, both of Scio. Cheerio Inn is open from 5:30 to 8 p.m. week days. i ,'!' HAND INJURED I -Albert Gerig, route six, Salem, Was treated by first aid men Tues day after, he told jthem, some equipment at the Salem Iron Works, where he is employed, fell On his hand: The j aid men said the hand was painfully bruised and had possible fractures. Arrest of 3 Juveniles May Solve Thefts ! ' State and , city .police .stated Tuesday that with the arrest, of three juvenile boys for car theft Monday, ' possible solution ' of the decent automobile thefts had been reached. !! One of the boys admitted driv ing an automobile belonging to N. D. Clement, 773 Mill st, and stealing the license plates off an? other car for the Clement auto. The car was driven to Dallas, Falls City i and -Corvallis,- aban doned at Brunk's Corners where it was found by state police. !- ' A . second boy,' 'said .' thaf the three boys! were together when the car was taken from the drive way at the Clement home, .while a third boy's story indicated 'that as many', as four cars had been stolen in drives to the Oregon- California line. , . Mission Bottom Club ' Reelects President WSSiaS BOTTOM The Com munity 'club elected ' officers' on Thursday. ; Mrs. Paul Townsend was reelected . president of the club; Kenneth Hulse, vice presi dent; Mrs. '.. Harry . Stoutenberg, secretary-treasurer. ' The club will hold a commun ity fair November 15. Committee in care of arrangements is Mrs. Frank Massee, Kenneth Hulse and Frank Felton. . Tentative plans are under, way for serving hot', lunches in the school this winter. V-J Albany Mail tol Head Recreational Club Council Charles McLean, Albany, was elected president of the Cascade Recreational council ' of Oregon outdoor clubs when the organiza tion met at the lodge at Santiam pass Sunday to reorganize. Rob ert H. Lyon, Eugene, was named secretary-treasurer..- ; A committee was named to complete arrangements for the council's cooperation in the I pro posed reopening of . the lodge, which was; built inl938 by the CCC. ; L. f ' First snow had whitened the pass when the . outdoor enthusiasts gathered there, anxious to hasten plans for the first postwar ski season's . play. Five inches were reported on portion of the; pass andthe sta(e highway department snow plows operated. Attending the meeting Sunday were Arthur Boeschen of the Chemeketans and Bob White of the Santiam ski club. Salens; Ed Thurston of the Ski-Laufers, Eu gene; Don Hector, Helonskl club, Corvallis; Harry Miller, Lebanon; Guy Wright, Springfield; J. R. Bruckart, Eugene, Willamette national forest 1 forester; . Ninon King and Wanda " Lue Payne, University of Oregon students. Mrs Ixron j Rites Planned . SILVERTON Funeral , services for Mrs. Ethel Loron, 56, .will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Christian church, with burial at ' Bell PassL . Woodburn.' Rev. Russel. Myers will officiate. .Mrs. Loron died Monday night at the Silverton hospital. Kkman funeral home is in charge of arrganements. Mrs. Loron was" born January 7, 1889, in McKee and spent her entire life at Woodburn and Sil verton.' For the past 30 years she had lived at Silverton. " Survivors are the widower, Ira; four . children, Carl of C a m e s, Wash, Harold of Fort Worth, Tex as; Naomi and Alice at home; a sister, Mrs. Paul Burbert of Wood burn; Ernest McKee, Kevin, Mon tana; two grand children. Amusement ? Tax Divided ; j i 7 - " " ; Marion - county received $2, 525.09 as her share in the appor- ' tionment of the 175,000 collected from amusement device, taxes for the quarter j ending, September 30, 1945, Secretary of State Rob ert S. Farrell, jr. announced Monday. ) 845,000 went to the state pub- , lie assistance.! fund and $30,000 to the seVeralj counties for old age assistance! on ' the basis of amounts expended by the counr i ties for old age assistance bene' fits during the year ending June 30, 1945. I - Polk county received $792.77; Yamhill, $7289; and Linn coun-H ty. $967.78. ; . FUNERAL SERVICES HELD ; ; SILVERTON -i Private funeral services were held Tuesday for the Infant - daughter of . Mr. and' Mrs. Elser Aarhus, with burial inr Valley ."View 'cemetery. Rev. M.i J. K. Fuhr officiated with Ekman Funeral Home in charge, of ar rahgemenls. j j , '.'."' IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON S41 State St ! Pbone 5654 PermaDeat waving, machine, machine less eeld waving. ':. ! r fin and , - a3.UU l.i UP Open Tes jThurs. Evenlnrs - by appointment - INJURES HEAD 1 Mrs. B. T- Kumler, 991 N. Cot tage st, slipped and fell while working- at Collins hall and re ceived minor head lacerations, first aid men reported Tuesday. : ' V' 7 i 7 hr. developing St printing ser vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N. ComX f I : f " sq. ft. Measured and installed. 20 sq. ft. minimum. This is the same price we" have been 'quoting- since 1939. i WINDOW SHADES Cut to size, turned, repaired. j : e I!..'''. ' - WEATHER STRIPPING ,! Now available and installed by an experienced weather stripper. li j' leisiMdft lewis VENETIAN BLINDS I 560 South 21st ' Telephone 8991 THE IIEV JEWEL BOX ;1 . . - . : . . -8 ' . . 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