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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1945)
Th OREGON STATESMAN. Scdtm Ortgoa. Frldar Morning. DcesiUr 11 1913 Independence Club brought for the Corvallis naval up of how the money was earned. Judges are Mrs. Hattie J. Black. Elect New. Directors Anderson, H. J. Richter, ' Ivan Shields and Ed Kosnick will meet and name the new officers for 1945. A charter for the Boy Scout troop j was presented .to :pev. Charles ; Funk,- chairman of 4 the committee In charge. ; p LEGION. SONS ELECT. SILVERTON ,-r'Ed Miller will be installed as captain of. the Sons pf Legion, palbert "Reeves "Post, Thursday - night," December 20. Other officers to be installed -are ond lieutenant, Jimmle Price; ad jutant, :. Wallace Boe; i chaplain, Clifton. Dicker-son, jr.; sergeant-at- of 2500 or more, as compared with " j 55 per cent in 1940. r . -, . . l Give Present hospital and a sift exchange was held for members. ' Mrs. Orley Brown of the ways - and means committee reported $32 from club members. A prize Is to be awarded to the member with the best write Mrs. Herbert Bartel, and - Mrs. Ellis Lauderback. . i - Fifteen members and Mrs.- Al fred erjeson, a juest, were present, ' : . 'v . . j. AtiTSY-w-The coiumunity com mercial club elected new directors at their regular noonday luncheon Decembers 5, at- the Christian church. Dr. Charles H. Law, H, W. Torbet, P. E. Meeker, Arthur; A. - OAK POINT Mrs. Theodore lluller entertained Independence Woman's club Tuesday. Gifts were arms, woo .trice. - A Regular air mail service was inaugurated in 1918 between New' In -1790, only five per cent of York, Philadelphia and Washing- . ton.' first ; lieutenant; Dean : Boe; ' sec the U. S. population lived In cities Mr- 1 , 1 ' -! t ..... . . m ' L3J Lr :';'y:wiS purchoser Httrfir $10 or be made -t Stars Easy Ptoyfnent rlaR; ; daw payment and monthly Hnjn .arranged. 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