The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 13, 1946, Page 7, Image 7

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    Valley
Pratnm Mr. and Mm. Paul
Silke, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Si Ike, Jr:,
Gerry and Joan Silk. Mr. and
Mrs. George Leeper of Roseburg
made a 400 mile trip to eastern
Oregon and visited Mt. Hood en
route on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs
Much Property
Changes Hands
In Silverton
SILYLRTO!. July 12 Property
it sciin m.vina fast here with E.
P. HtV. reporting the recent sales ! Leeper. parents of Mrs. Paul
ir. a if tr m office cm North Wat-L Silke, jr., have been visiting in
er strret if follows: j Salem the past 10 days.
?! k Lynch to Glenn Gardner !
V D Rice to James ! "
ci.v. paiiy cjnifrn uric mis w tr:.. uic
- ! i iA At m t- -
Oral Kaer to A A. company wuni me
man urotners pi am on norm wa
ter street and started operation.
Ten men are employed with a
promised increase of five workers
more as soon as necessary ma
chinery can be installed.
Silverton C. C. Par ton is man
M l rlreet.
Tajlcr c? Irtanha. 37 acr
t .n r-i; Oral Kaer to
Hrrief ff Sal-m, 502 Lewis
a"--t :.-:rter;re: Walter Gehrig tr
J? f-rt A. .en. 509 Jersey street,
i -u)tf,rr. Milton R Iarson to
Hroi T'nr.erwfMjd. residence at
404' N Oujrrh: E S Wilgu to
V.'jtfr Gr,g, 15 acres on Mon-
John Dr,,el to R-s McCoy of
C)--ff'T) City, 10 acres near Scott
V . n. , W. M Stanton to Silas
B.-'. n. rrtfnrf at 729 S Water East Salem Mrs. John Wood
s' -t S lit Brown to Ruel Has- burn'i in Seattle this week vls
k leKvence on Fairview ave;- ,tin her son, Harold and fam-
r . :ver Becken to John Dan- j ty
je; 'T ctTif jmiiis, ii acres souin
o
W
flwegle Mrs. R. Hein of Lan
caster Drive is at Deaconess hos
pital recovering from an operation.
Bend! Woman la
Backed for Office
SILVERTON, July 12 Mrs.
Craig Coyner of Bend will be
sponsored by the local unit of
the American Legion auxiliary for
vice president of the 'department,
and Glenda Wylie for state treas
urer. Requests that the state pres
ident visit each unit In the state
at least once a year, and that the
department committee chairman
present to unit chairmen program
plans for the year by not later
than October, were made in reso
lutions adopted by the local unit.
Convention delegates are Mrs.
John Demas, president; Mrs. Ros
coe Beevev secretary, Mrs. Wes
ley Grecian and Maude Price.
Elaine Ham re, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gladwyn Hamre, will
represent the unit In the conven
tion's vocal solo contest.
I
' ,) .,u,r - Martin Jnhnsnn in i ' Pratnm Mrs Ted Wit ham.
-tarn E. Ballard of Reedsport. Ronald and Alvin visited friends
in Seattle last weekend.
Fraittand M. H. Stand ifer was
taken to the Deaconess hospital
for treatment but if able to have
visitors.
re.d-r.:V at 223 Brown street
Erifar Wiiihite to S. A Cooley,
revner.ce at 404 Lincoln t .; C. E.
Ir'arnJlr, Wejley Grogari, 10 acres
stn of Siiverton; Carl Thompson
Vt ('Iarer.ce Gieson,. 28 acres south
of SiiverUn; Wesley Grogan to C.
E IrJsr1, residence 840 Barger aw a a l T" "I
s tM j.n crossnickie to wii-'H iibbarci t riencls
-m Ea.'iard of Reedsport. rei-
ri-r.r it 144 Fisk street. C. E. VI ait Itl Sfllftll
. 1 ' - ' . 1 1 . w i : . i " ' - ' -
nr.i.' wu - iiiir- ijtriiitrr, residence
a M0 larger: M. H. Smith to Dan
HUBBARD A group of friends
surprised Mrs. Junia Dimick, 009
Pfufer ef Washington, residence
K1 1 ( r-k-.t-r Wivi A v lav C
H:vmwi, residence 212 N. James ! Market st.. Salem, on her 75th
Mrs P. O. Henderson to birthday June 25
E wfcfrt S1I2. residence at 338 5th I Many gifts and cards were re-i'jn-i,
Elizabeth Kinrer to W. j. 1 celved by Mrs. Dunick. The lace
Srri.lb frn California. 13 acres covered tea table was centered
nar S-u Mills; Willis Kellv to ! Wltn Clarkias and Regal lilies.
r, F P-r. Whint.i Frances Weaver and Mrs. Don
n rth .f Silverton: Otto A Dahl ! Coles poured
to J iubbels of Wisconsin, 60
a r -t tt Silverton; Mrs. J. W.
G r .da net ht to L A. Poppleton.
r--i dence at 422 Fwst atreet; L. E.
Ir.rr.an rt Jesse J. Howard, resi-d-r.ce
at I i f 0 S Water street.
Stocks Take
Downgrade
nd Mrs. Ercil
Wolfer and Ruby Crittenden as
sisted in serving.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Bahne Paulsen, Mrs. Garfield Vo
get. Mrs. Edna Mack, Mrs. Alice
Weaver and daughter Frances,
Mrs. Edward Schoor,. Mrs. . Ed
Wolfer, Mrs. Lawrertce SchoJl,
Miss Ruby Crittenden, all of Hub
bard. Other guests were Mrs. Ereil
Wolfer, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Don
Coles. Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Dlmlck
and Miss Merle Dimick. The Dim
irk family was among the Hub
bard early settlers.
TliotiMand Turkey Poults
Lot Following Storm
SILVERTON, July 12 Mr. and
Mrs. James Neal of the McAlpin
district lost two-thirds their
turkey flock during the heavy
rain early this week. The poults,
about two months old, had been
taken frohi the brooder only a
week before! About 1400 cold, wet
poults, frightened by the storm
stampeded and were later found
dead in the shelters.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal recently
Oats Weaken,
Close on Loss
CHICAGO, Julx 12-tfP)-Oats
were weak throughout most of the
session in the grain market to
day, closing on losses which ex
tended to more than 2 cents. The
Jply delivery dropped below its
former OPA ceiling or selling
based mainly on an expansion of
offerings of cash oats and a slower
demand.
During most of the day corn fu
tures traded well above the pre
vious close, gains extending to
A cents, but selling developed
at the close in sympathy with the
weakness in oaU. Gains were
wiped out and fractional losses
substituted.
At the close oats were lVi-2,
lower than yesterday's finish, July
87Vs-87, and N-orn was off ht-li.
January 1.074. mere was no
trade in barley.
It FIGHT DEPORTATION
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12-
The ninth circuit court of appeals
today set for hearing next Wed
nesday a petition filed in behalf
of 226 Indonesian seamen fighting
deportation to Java, where they
contend they would be classified
as political refugees and perhaps
shot.
moved to a farm in the McAlpin
district; They formerly lived in
the McLaughlin area.
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br r nftr ir industry. ; ing to link western Oregon cities
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fir a) M,ur and extreme setbacks schedule, J. C. Collins of the air
vi"- 1 tu(t d m m-ist caes port commission said today.
i Trar.Ffen of 1.130,000 shares Service within two months Is
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