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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1946)
It The Orsxgon Stal man. Salem. Ore- Sunday July 2L 1948 Mid-Willaraetle Valley News Valley Briefs ML Anel Dr and Mrs. O J. Burger of. Nw Orleans, are vis.it .ng Df Biirger's brother, the Re Trmncif Burger. () S B. general manager rf the Benedictine Pres.. Ankney - Krnest D Fish, son f Mr and Mrs Ed Fish, rtationed at Srtn Francisco was discharged from tre nay July 6, after four-e-n months of duty. Aiimvllle Guests at the Guy SmeiM-r home Monday. July 15. mere Mrs. J. A. Howard. Mr. and Mr Charles Pilgrim. Mrs. Vern Oj'.e and son, the Rev and Mrs. Henry Aarhus and twin sons. Rev. Stanford Moore, and James and Clyde Pilgrim, all of Portland. Mr and Mrs Frank Smelser and W F Smelser f Willamtna, and Mr W,!l Smelser of Molalla. AnkfnjMf and Mrs. Ken neth Reynolds and two sons. Mar ty and Jack. Stockton. Calif, are t.!;r.g Mr and Mrs Ed Fish this k Reynolds is Fish's nephew. ML Angel The Rt Rev. L. G. Ligutti. executive secretary of the National Catholic Rural Life con ference will speak Sunday at 3 p m at St Mary's auditorium on Catholic rural life He is in Ore gon at the invitation of extension department at OTegon State col lege to take part in the institute for own ar.d rural pastors. ilverta John Bert let en of Portland foreman of th new lo cal branch of the Noble Fixture company, was formerly wth the Bro. ks Steow Case company at Portland Nobles recently acquir ed the 1- rirer Eastman Bros, plant on N ft: Water street. SUvfrUn - The Earl A. Burtchs cf Salem have purchased the Western Auto Sjpply store from the Fr-d Kljing who came here frr yers ago from Bellingham. Jam MK'i.rmu k, Burtch's bro-tker-.n-Iaw will be asMi-ted with them Klangs will go to Mill Cl! to f-ii a similar store, I)virht Smith Hospitalized 5TAVTON'. July 21 Dw ight Srr. 'h 2; Jordan, is in a wnoiu cor d : n ui a Si-m hospital fol Irw ,r g an automobile accident m hif h f i uiret Wrdrnxlay , a hrt di.Uiiie from th- Linn c'ur.tv briiilge at the junction of the S-io-5ta ton road Ieo Ser- Jys 28 ai.d his wife. El.sie, 21. firdan otrupants of the tSr, were also hop,tlizrd A defective front brake caused the accident, tt w reported. Smith was the most seriously hurt He sustained head and shoulder Injuries, lacerations about the body, was at last re port said to be improving. Sergs who was at the wheel, arvd owner of the car. received a back injury1 j lacerations of the face and hed His wife was bruised a ad shaken up and suf fered knee lacerations She was later taken to her parrots home fen Saiem Witnesses said the car was trav eling north on the Stayton road from King-. ton and after passing ever the bridge, suddenly began V weave back and forth and then turned on er a couple of times Stayton Cafe Gets Approval STAYTON Construction Pro duction administration office has approved the application for re modeling the Bon Ton cafe. The Joseph Spaniolo and George Miel ke, owners, received word Tues day, The interior will be re arranged at the cost of approxi mately $5000. Plans include installation of a heating system, air conditioning, construction of an open kitchen, a new dining room, installation of a horseshoe counter, placing of fountain near the front and re moval of the old bank vault. (The Farmer's State bank occupied the Bon Ton corner 25 years ago.) Material is now on hand and work will start at once. STAYTON The Leffler family reunion was held at the Stayton trity park last week. Luncheon was served at noon. Because of the inclement weather, the group went to Charles Lefflers in the af ternoon. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leffler. Mr. and Mrs. William Fair, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Leffler, Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leffler and Zada Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leffler, Cecil and Ernest. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Leffler, Robert, David and Kathryn. Ivan Leffler, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lyons, Scio; Mr. and Mrs. George Leffler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byers, Carolyn and Shir ley, Hubbard; Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCray, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durham, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eccleston, Jimmie and Ei leen, Mill City; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Allen, Dodge Allen, Albany; Fred Leffler, Barlow; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Leffler and Dennis, Salem. Stayton Plans Peace Time Bean Festival STAYTON4 Plans for the 1946 Santiam Beaa festival are rapidly shaping into what promises to be the most successful festival ever held, first after four wartime ob servation. Highlights of the five day event include coronation cer emonies in which Gov, Earl Snell and the Salem Cherrians will par ticipate, the grand parade, the children's pet parade and the big bean can from which several thou sand will be served Santiam beans. The Queen's ball will be held Saturday night July 27 at the tennis court when the princess with the most votes will be named queen. The seven contestants are Mary Ely, Naomi Morgan, Stay ton; Joy Kiersey. West Stayton; Marilyn Schrunk, Scio; Betty Kin zer, Lyons; Doris McCoy, Marion; and Mavis Mundt, Mill City. The coronation ceremonies will formerly open the bean festival Tuesday night, July 30 at the fes tival center on Third street at 8 p.m. Governor Snell will crown the queen and County Judge Grant Murphy will be master of ceremonies. The Cherrians will act as a guard of honor for the royal party. A procession will wend its way to the festival center starting from Third and Water streets. The pet parade will be Friday afternoon's feature. Climaxing the week's events will be the grand Four Corners Fire Department to Meet Tuesday in Local Hall FOUR CORNERS. July 21 Members of the local volunteer fire department will meet at 7:30 Tuesday night in the community hall to discuss taking in new mem bers of the department which now nas 18 signed up. The regulations provide for a limit of 25 members and it is hoped to have this num ber next week with a waiting list established, Vic L. Withrow chief ! of the volunteer company said. Territory of the lowd fire de partment has expanded recently to include adjacent rural areas. Grand Teton Mountains, Salt Lake City, Reno and Crater lake. At Salt Lake City the temper ature was 93; and at Battle Moun tain. Nevada, 92. Air condition ing in public buildings was en countered frequently f even In the remote Jackon Hole, Wyo Th number and quality! of automo biles observed wou'.q indicate no national car shortage; they said. I parade set for Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The parade will be in four sections, commercial, serv ice, comic and saddle horses. Among groups expected to enter are Jefferson high school band, and Salem Cherrians. Entries for the commercial section are aslo being placed, parade officials state. Monmouth Couples j Return from Loii jTrip in Midwest j MONMOUTH Mr. and Mrs. W. j J. Stockholm and Mr. a nd Mrs. 1 A. H. Craven of Monmouth are home from a 2700 mile trip which included Eastern Oregon. South ern Idaho and Montana, Wyoming; Nevada, Utah and ea.vtern Cali fornia. They visited Yellow.-tone park. Three Experienced Walchnalxers We Specialize in Repairing Fine Watches) Material In stock for most all makes 10-DAY SERVICE We hare a few good, new watches for sale The elimination ef 0.rA. will net change eat eriees R. G. WARREII 1 141 S. Liberty First Door South First Katl Bank Marion Creek Has Much Good Fishing MARION FORK Marion Creek has exceptionally good fishing now. Mr. and Mrs. Paul VanDyck and Virginia of Portland spent the week here visiting their son Ernie of Idanha. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Appling of Eugene moved" frito the Marion Forks Guard Station where he will be forest guard for the summer. See mi fer FIRE AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY INSURANCE mad FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS 20S N. High, Salem, Ore. 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