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' LIONS BZAX STUDENTS
Students from Salem senior
high school, members of the
"speech class, -and their instructor.
'Dell Ranwdeu, spoke to the Hol
lywood' Lions club Wednesday
noon at the Lions Den. The speak
ers were introduced by Lorraine
Poindexter - and they included
Pauline Miller,: who spoke on the
need of additional facilities for
physical education for girls at
the high school; Dick Mace,
' sports editor of the Clarion, nigh
- school paper, and Rlckard Cock
ing. who spoke on problems of
youth. - .. :
; Free mothproofing tor your fui
cnat Store ymi mat and get your
cost mfthpronfed Price's. U5 N
Liberty St Phone II1L
COUNTY ROCK SITES SET
Sites for rock crushing and
stockpiles were selected by county
commissioners Ed Rogers and Roy
Rice on a recent inspection tour
of the Niagara-Detroit road. These
potential sites, are. on property
owned by the Hammond Lumber
Co.. the state fish commission, and
the forestry departemnt. The
county court has written neces
aary letters asking permission to
use the land.
Luts flower Sboppe, 1271 N. Lib
erty, phone tSSl. '
TOASTMASTERS MEET
E. A. Bradfield will be toast
night's meeting of Capital Toast
master for the evening at to
masters in the Hollywood Lions
den. General critic will be Ed
Potter and speakers scheduled are
Larry Quinlin, Stearns Cushing.
Elmer Boyer. An area council
Clarence Cries". Jack Hayes and
meeting will follow the regular
meeting.
Furniture upholstered and repair
ed by expert workmen. McAlvin
Top Shop, 545 N. Church street.
MOTHERS LEAVE GENERAL
Mrs. Floyd Burch, 1711 Cross
St., was discharged from Salem
General hospital Wednesday with
her infant son. Mothers who left
the hospital with daughters are
Mrs. Omer J. Roberts, Aumsvil
le; Mrs. Odin Slattum. route 7,
Salem; Mrs. Lyle J. Fowler, 650
N. 20th st., and Mrs. James W.
Strong, 790 N. Commercial st.
Wanted: Walnut bedroom suite.
Ph. 582.
NURSE CLASS TO MEET
American Red Cross, Marion
county chapter, will sponsor a
home nurse class for Salem wom
en beginning Monday at the Red
Cross class room in Salem Dea
coness hospital st 1:30 p.m. Mrs.
Louise Arneson. director of nurs
ing services for the chapter, said,
yesterday that several vacancies
till existed in the class.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat. Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N.
Liberty St Phone 9121.
Obituary
raosT
Russell W. rrot. at his residence at
U3 North Winter atreet. Sunday, No
vmber IT. at in age of SI years. Hus
band of Mrs. Carrie Belle Frost of Sa
lem: father of Stanley Harry Trost of
Salem, and brother of George C. Frost
and Marry A. rrttmin of Portland.
Services will be held Thursday. No
vember 11. at I p m at the Cloufch
Barrick chapel with Interment in Bel
rrest Memorial park. The Rev Seth
Huntington and Dr. Chaste Durden
will officiate. Graveside service -by
Capital post B. American LegMwi.
AGl'ItAB
In this city November It. Mrs. Bar
tola Aguilar. late resident of 137S Les
lie street, at the age of 43 eaxs. Sur
vived by her husband. Moises Aguilar
f Salem: sis children. Mrs. Donald
Welgal of Monmouth and Carolina Ag
uilar. Theresa Aguilar. Anita Aguilar.
Mermlna Aguilar and Lupe Aguilar. all
of Salem: two sister. Gu&na Ruiz and
Refugio Aggrie. both of Mckico; and
one grandson. Recitation of the rosary
at the W. T. Rigdon chapel Thursday.
November XI. illpm. Services will be
be Id Friday. November Z3. at IS a.m..
at St. Joseph's Catholic church, wit
Interment in St. Barbara cemetery.
W KIN MAM
Marlon Louise Weinman, at the resi
dence. SIS7 N. Commercial St.. Novem
ber IS. at age of years. Survivors
are the parents. Mr. Simon and Mrs.
Marie Weinman, a grandmother. Mar
tanna Weinman, an aunt. Leah Humph,
and aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Le
roy Johnson, all of Salem and grand-
J areata. Mr. and Mrs. Sam lungen.
eflerson. Services will be at the Howell-Edwards
chapel Friday. November
S3, at 1 3 pm. Concluding services in
Betcrest Memorial park.
WVtl
Henry L. Wyse. at his home. Beverly
hotel. Portland. November IS. at the
age Of S4 years. Brother of Mrs. T. L.
Moor of Salem, and Mrs. Lena Roth.
Mrs. Dan Alliman. Mrs. Dan G. Wid-
M ws inza wyse ana samuei
Wyse. al
11 of Way Land. Iowa. Services
will be
IS 3S a m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel
with Dr. Joseph Adams officiating. In
terment In Be lores t Memorial park.
LovrutND
Mrs. Louise R. Love land, at the rest
donee. eOS South SSth street. Wednes
day. November 2. Wife of Horace G
Leva land of RrVem; and mother of
Mrs. Dehrvar Bond of Samas. Wash.,
and Phillip. H. Love land of Yakima.
Wash. Also survived by six grandchil
dren. Services will be Friday. Novem
ber 23. at I M p m . at Oough-Barnc
Chapel. Interment City View cemetery.
MOORS
Albert Clinton Moor, late resident
f Independence. In Salem. Tuesday.
November IS. at the ace of TS years.
Husband of Mrs. Rose Moor of Inde
pendence; and father of Mrs. Arthur
V. Myers and Dan K, Moor, both of
Salem. Also survived bv three grand
children. Ray Kent and Rosemary My
ers, all etf Salem. Services will be coo
ducted, at Clough-Bamck cats pel Fri
day November 23. at 3 p.m.. with Dr.
Chester W.. Hamblus officiating. Inter
ment Belcrest Memorial park.
TOM LIN SOX
Mrs. SteUa M. Tomlinaon. at the resi
dence at route 1. Turner. Wednesday.
November 2S. Survived by four sons.
Raymond and William Tomlinaon. both
of Turner, Letter Tomlinaon of Neo
dasha. Kansas, and Richard Tomtinson
f Salem; a sister. Mrs. Cora Turner
of Rochester. Texas: three brothers. J.
K. Rockman. Clarence Rock man aad
Frank Rockman. all tn Oklahoma: aad
four grandchildren Announcement of
services later by Clough-Barrick company.
Christinas Card
Engravings, . Box Cards.
Wrappings
LEE MOODY'S
SlMM-tat-Service
653 N. High St
UNION. OPS TO MEET
A meeting of delegates from
the Oregon Physicians and Sur
geons committee" and the Salem
Central Labor Council which
was originally slated for the la
bor temple tonight will be held
tomorrow night instead. The
meeting will seek to compromise
the new OPS rate scale, H. E.
Barker, . sfcretary of the labor
council, reported yesterday. Wll
lard C Marshall, general mana
ger of OPS, and Wade Carter,
chairman , of the labor council
committee, headthe two groups.
Tommy ( Shorty i, formerly In
Pioneer Bldg.. now bought The
Shine Shop, next to Bligh Hotel."
S CRASHES HURT NONE
: No one was hurt in any of three
auto collisions Wednesday, inves
tigating city policemen report.
Collisions reported involve auto
mobiles operated by Robert Clin
ton Howell, box 123, Valsetz, and
Dora ' Hollibaugh. station A. state
hospital, at Chemeketa and Cot
tage streets; F. N. Cook, 975 Ship
ping st. and Melvin E. Haines,
975 N. 18th st, at 17th and C sts.;
Marlin M. Jones. 1240 Center sL,
and John A. Bernard. 4135 Port
land rd., at Highland ave. and
Fairgrounds road.
Stove t Diesel oil Prompt deliv
ery. George C ad w til Oil Co. Ph.
978.
DAT TO MEET
Plans for a fund drive for a
memorial .building will be dis
cussed tonight at a meeting of
the Disabled American Veterans
and auxiliary and the citizens
building committee at the Wom
an's dub. Guy Hickok is chair
man of the joint meeting and
Sidney Stevens co-chairman. Re
freshments are in charge of Mrs.
William Croghan, Mrs. Fanny
Bard and Mrs. Ralph Cochran.
New location Cmnlse Studio, 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Co
OKEH TO BUILD
Permission to build a $5,000
granted E. A. Waldroop by the
house at 1335 Norway sj was
city engineer's office Wednesday.
Construction and repairs to cost
$400 or less was approved for
George Hutmacher at 1935 Hazel
ave.; P. L Frazier estate (C. C
Coleman) at 745 N. Capitol sL;
C. J. Sunderland at 2073 N. Com
mercial st.. and H. D. Robinett at
1155 S. 14th st.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N
Ubexty SL Phone 912L
KNIGHTS TRAVEL
William La Roche, state edputy
of the Knights of Columbus and
a member of the Salem council,
and A. L. Elvin, chairman of the
local council s insurance commit
tee, are this week visiting coun
cils in Ontario, Baker. Pendleton.
Bend and Lake view. They expect
to return Friday night.
Pythian Sisters bazaar and food
sale, Thurs. Nov. 21 at Gas and
Coke Co., 109 S. Coml.
RIKER'S FINGER SMASHED
L Riker, 905 N. Church st..
incurred a smashed index finger'
while working for the Oregon I
Pulp and Paper ocmpany early
Wednesday morning, city police
report. First aid men took Riker
to Salem General hospital, where
the end of the finger was ampu
tated. Chrome swing spout faucets, both
wall arwi rlev-k tvnes. Entrance
handle lock sets, plywood, inside
and outsidie doors, knotty pine
panelling, sash cord, sash lucks.
Presto cookers, brass chrome plat
ed teakettles. Borkmrnn Lumber
and Hardware, 2460 State St Ph.
3701.
PRINTERS FILE NAME
An assumed business name cer
tificate for the Wynkoop-Blair
Printing service was filed with
the Marion county clerk's office
Wednesday by G. B. Wynkoop,
Charles 1. Blair, both of Salem,
: and Kenneth I. Blair, Portland.
Mum plants, order now. Jary
Florist, 365 Court.
TOOL WORKS NAMED
Roy M. La Dow filed an assumed
business name certificate with
the Marion county clerk's office
Wednesday for the Capitol City
Machine, Tool and Engineering
works at 3042 Portland road.
S. P. club dance Nov. 23. New
snappy music. Midnite lunch.
TAXES REFUNDED
A Marion county court order
directs the county treasurer to re-
pay $26.41 to Elizabeth E. Hiller !
who paid taxes on 35.18 acres of;
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i cated in townships 3 and 4.
i Bazaar Fri.. 22nd, Portland Gas '
I and Coke Co. Jason Lee church.
June-Dec. Circle.
LOG PERMIT GRANTED
C. M. Pomeroy, Wood burn, has
been granted permission to haul
logs over certain county and mar
ket roads in an order by the Mar
ion county court Wednesday.
Refinish your own floors. Rent a
floor sander from Woodrow's, 440
Center St
LICENSED TO WED
A marriage license was issued
in Vancouver, Wash., to Ruby
Tiede. 19. Salem, and John Mil
ler. 24, of Portland.
CASTLE PEHIL
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StS 1st National Bank Bldg.
Phone 3SS3
Machine Waves sad
Rilling K enter
Waves, HaJliweU
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FESTIVAL TONIGHT
The Mothers club of L Vin
cent De Paul Catholic parish is
sponsoring a fall -festival tonight
at the parish halL the proceeds
to go toward purchasing addition
al lighting fixtures for the paro
chial school rooms. Lou Amort is
general chairman of the program
and Mrs. Catherine - Stupfel co
chairman. Other sub-committee-men
Include Leo Doerfler, J. L.
Prange. John Zerzan, Eugene Le
bold. and C. J. StupfeL Mrs. Mar
garet Lower: Is president of the
Mothers club.. .v. , : . .
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We would lige to know why there
is a A.F. of L- picket in front of
our Tire-Battery-Paint-Auto glass
and Furniture Store. . Woodrow's.
450 Center . St? Watch for our
Picket Sale of Tires aV Batteries.
Woodrow's. Phone -4155.
SOCIETY SLATES TALK
Salem Geological society will
hear a lecture by Orren E. Stan
ley, chief of the bureau of draft
ing and surveys, Portland, on
"Geology, of the Rocky Moun
tains" at tonight's meeting in the
lecture room of Collins hall at
Willamette university beginning
at 8 o'clock. The speaker will
describe his recent tour of the
Rockies.
Dr. Dolph Craig, dentist, has re
turned. Rm. 28 Breyman Block.
180 N. Commercial. Ph. 8523. Eve.
by appointment "
5t IN ADULT CLASSES
Over 500 students are, enrolled
in the adult education classes
which are being held twice a
week at the Salem senior high
school, according to George Por
ter, director of adult education.
The present 10-weeks series is in
the sixth week, he said yester
day. The classes are interested
in suggestions for courses for the
next 10-week series scheduled to
begin after Christmas.
Leonard's Supper Club offers you
entertainment, dinners, and danc
ing featuring Abbe Green's or
chestra. Rusty Coleman and Jean
Fontaine.
KNIGHTS PLAN MEET
Salem council .Knights of Co
lumbus, in meeting Tuesday night,
laid plans for a December 1 initia
tion program and voted to meet
in special meeting next Tuesday
evening. The committee chairmen
in charge of the initiation, to be
held at St. Joseph's parish hall,
were appointed by Grand Knight
Fred Rupp. Beginning last night
the council clubroom at 179 N.
Commercial St.. will be open every
night to members from 7 to 12
o'clock, Rupp said.
Wedding pictures taken at the
rhurch 520 State. Ph 5722.
GOOD HELD ON TWO COUNTS
Raymond C. Good. Silverton,
was committed to the Marion
county jail Wednesday on charges
of assault and battery and drunk
en driving, according to sheriffs
deputies. Good appeared in Sil
verton justice court and was com
mitted pending final hearing.
Discharge "service lapel buttons
now available st Brown's Jewel-i-rs
and Opticians. Bring dis--i
arge certificates.
CHECK8 INVESTIGATED
A man who signed the name of
Robert D. Forrest, Beaver, Ore.,
to checks for $19 and $10 which
were returned marked "insuffi
cient funds' by the bank is being
investigated by Salem policemen.
John Hocket Salem taxi driver,
was recipient of the checks, po
lice reports indicated.
River silt top soil U fill dirt
Cnrn'L Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966
HUNTS FILE NAME
Kenneth W. Hunt and Dorothy
E. Hunt filed an assumed business
name certificate with the Marion
county clerk's office Wednesday
for the Hunt's Photo shop to be
located at 1040 N. 14th st
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street.
SKIRTS GONE FROM CAR
Fender skirts were stolen from
a car parked Tuesday night in
McCall's used car lot at 1297
State st., according to Wednesday
police reports.
'35 Ford 4-door sedan, like new.
extras. Ph. 22922.
FIRE AT STATESMAN
The fire department was call
ed out Wednesday morning when
an over-heated ventilating fan
caused a small fire in the n
graving shop of the Oregon
Statesman.
CHEMEKETANS TO HIKE
Members of the Chemeketans,
Salem hiking and camping club.
are planning a hiking trip Sun
day to High Deck lookout locat
ed several miles north of Caa
cadia. George LaBorde is in
charge of the group.
LEGION CARD PARTY
Kingwood Post Auxiliary of the
American Legion will sponsor a
card party tonight at the Legion
hall in West Salem. Those attend
ing are asked to bring tables and
cards.
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