FLNE1AL KITES HELD
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Carotin Boetticher, former Sa
lem resident, were held Tuesday
in Vancouver, Wash., where she
hi lived the past 11 years. She
MeCASKEY HELD
Eugene McCaskey, Turner, fe
being held to answer to the Mar
ion county (rand jury at the coun
ty jail; today, following his. ap
pearance Tuesday in Wood burn
had also lived in The Dalles and justice court, on a charge of lar-
Albiiny where her husband was ceny cf an automobile. McCaskey
mpertntendent of schools. Mrs.
Bjttkher is survived by her
hu:band. Charles, and two sons,
Robert F. Boetticher and Marion
L. Buetliche.
Following our policy of many
years standing, we will close at
8 p. m. Christmas eve to give our
employes Ume with their families
during the holidays, while reno
vating, redecorating and remod
el, ng our restaurant. Watch for
opening announcement. The Nohl
was arrested in Oregon City by
state police and was returned
Tuesday to Salem by a deputy
sheriff. The car was allegedly stol
en at Wood burn last week, state
police said.
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis
charge certificates.
YVILKS CASE CONTINUED
i Jack Wilks, resident of a local
auto court, appeared in Salem jus
tice court Tuesday in a continua-
tion of his case, and was advised
to obtain the services of a lawyer.
1 Wilks is charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, in
v .iumuji. I -J -
spend ng Chr.-tmas day with hi. chck . funds. Hi,
JONES HOME
S. 2 c Richard M. Jones. USN.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gail H.
Jones. 16CS Jefferson St., is
parents here. He will leave
Thursday to return to his ship,
the USS ARD No. 15, docked at
San Pedro. Calif. Jones entered
the navy as a member of the
Willamette Valley Volunteer
group earlier this year.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
DAVs COUNTED
There are approximately 1081
disabled veterans of World war
II in Salem, according to reports
issued Tuesday on a survey con
ducted by Lloyd F. Oleson of
Ventura, Calif, national com
mander of the Disabled Ameri
can Veterans. Oleson based his
estimate on the number of dis
abled veterans here on a per
capita average.
case was continued until Thurs
day. Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
NONE HURT IN CRASH
No one was injured shortly be
fore noon Tuesday when cars op
erated by George W. Teatsorth,
sorth, route 4. Vanvouver, Wash-,
and Lewis J. Harkins, 1644 N. 4th
st., collided at Commercial and
Marion streets, investigating Sa
lem policemen report.
The Pike. Christmas special, Nes
selrode ice cream, 12 other flav
ors. 138 S. Liberty. Ph. 6828.
Insured savings earn more
GIRL REPORTED MISSING
Patricia Mansfield, 22, has been
missing from her home at 1311 N.
Liberty St., since Thursday, C. F.
than Simon, of that address, reported
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street.
THREE SHIRTS STOLEN
Three shirts were stolen Mon
day from the clothesline at 1015 S.
15th st , according to city police
reports. i
Obituary
MIUBIRY
Hiram Mcdbcrv. Ula resident of 5
South ISlrt iliMl. at a local hospital.
tlrrtmbr 14 Survived by hi ife.
Mrs l.ouiu Medbery of Salem five
daughtrrv Mr W C" C'avendrr of
Falem. Mr Charles A Benson of Mon
mlJ Calif. Mrs Finn Dalquist of
Nriitiwv Wash . Mis A C Iversen of
omplon. Calif . and Mrs Jack Hood of
llill wood. Calif . four sons. John Med
berv of Paaderia. U C Medbery of
Kan Francisco. Calif, and Fied and
fciald Medberv. botn of lebanon. S
D . two sinter. Mrs R. M Crr and
Mrs MaiMle PaMeion. boll of long
Heach. Calif and eight granchildren.
Shipment will be n.ade to Clendale.
t alif . by Clough-Barrick company for
services and interntent.
II lAlltS
Jacob CMasaer. late resident of Port
land, in Poitland. Surviving are the
wile. Mrs Sophie ElMSr of Salem. I
yesterday ot city police. Her moth
er, at Idanha. also has no knowl
edge of the girl's whereabouts, po
lice said.
Season's Greetings from your
Walking dealer and distributor.
1717 Center, ph. 5395.
FILES FOR ICE ARENA
A. J LaPomt and Myrtle La
Point, both of Salem, filed an
assumed business certificate with
the Marion county clerk's office
Tuesday for the Salem Ice Arena.
The arena is located at 610 N.
Capitol st.
Scientific Swedish Massage, day
and evening appointments. Ph.
6253 or call 543 N. Church.
19 MOTHERS GO HOME
Ten mothers took! their new
sons and daughters home from
Salem General hospital yester
day. Mrs. William E. Pero, 1460
D st., was dismissed with her
twin boys; Mrs. . H. IE. Stewart,
1273 Vi Franklin si. West Salem,
took her daughter home; Mrs.
Robert Hill, 690 Thompson st4. a
son; Mrs. M. EL Abridge, 2586
Lee st., a son; Mrs. Clarence Lar
son, Independence, a son; Mrs.
LeRoy Long, route 2, Salem, a
son; Mrs. Charles J. Lind, 3625
Monroe st., a; daughter; Mrs.
Aaron Herron, 645 E, Judson st.,
a daughter: Mrs. H. W. McElhin
ny, 1667 Court St.
Rod and gun repair.! Ph. 2-5652.
For stove and automatic burner
oil Ph. 24169. The Truax Oil Co.,
205 Columbia.
PUTNAM APPOINTS
State Superintendent of In
struction Rex Putnam Tuesday
announced the appointment of
George J. Simio, CqrvaUis, as a
state supervisor of I health and
physical education. Simio, who
recently completed Work for a
master's degree at the University
of Oregon, succeeds Harold A.
Bishop, who resigned to join the
faculty of Southern Oregon Col
lege of Education at Ashland.
Partner wanted. Man and wife,
going business. S300Q month. Too
much for one. Will sell. Write
Statesman, Box 882.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
DISMISSED BY DEACONESS
Mrs. Gail Drawsorj of route 3,
Salem, was dismissed from Sa
lem Deaconess hospital Tuesday
with her infant son. Dismissed
with infant daughters were Mrs.
Joseph Schmitz of Stayton; Mrs.
Raymond Potts of route 1, Sa
lem; Mrs. Milton Karris, 445 S.
23id St.; Mrs. John R. Merritt,
765 S. Liberty it., and Mrs. Rob
ert Colburn, 1145 S. 14th st.
Piiblic Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Otto H. Hunt vs Mildred K. Hunt:
Answer and cross-complaint filed.
Verletta E. Jones va Robert W. Jones:
Motion to modify decree filed.
Lavona J. Lunhart vs Royce M. Lin
hart; Decree of divorce awards cus
tody; of minor child to plaintiff, and
(50 per month support money.
Jefferson H. Hoyt vs Mary A. Hoyt:
Answer and cross-complaint filed.
Nellie Swarts vs John - Kallak : Suit
for idamages as the result of an al
leged auto accident asking S27.713 filed.
l4rry A. Parks vs Southern Pacific
Company: Suit for damages asking
judgment of $1169.
Leora Bouvia vs Melvin Burdick : Suit
for damages asking judgment of $10. IKK).
! MUNICIPAL COURT
James B. Vanderheiden. 2021 Myrtle
avet reckless driving, liquor involved,
fined $50.
Kenneth Francis Smith. Eugene, vio
lation of basic rule, posted $10 bail.
PROBATE COURT
Andrew J. King estate: Order set
ting hearing of final account for Jan.
IS. 1947.
Albert C. Anderson estate: Order
fixing Jan. 29, 1947, for hearing final
account.
David A. Kiel estate: Order setting
CARS CRASH, NONE HURT
Autos operated by Don Frank
lin iDoerfler, 150 N. Lancaster dr.,
and Paul Nicholson, 1642 S. Win
ter st., collided at Court and 13th
streets shortly before noon yester
day, police report. No one was in
jured. Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St., over Smith Baking Co.
ii
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
FIREMEN KEPT BUST
Four fires kept Salem firemen
busy Tuesday. They reported no
difficulty in extinguishing the
fires at 1148 Hall st. at 8:08 a.m.;
255 Division st at 9:15 a.m.; 14th
and Marion streets at 11:32 a.m.,
or at 960 Madison st. at 4:30 p.m.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty. Phone 9592.
Jan. as, 1S47. for hearing of final
account.
Arthur Kiel. jr.. guardianship estate:
Order allowing third annual account.
Phebe Bland estate : Order extending
time for appraisement and appoint
ing Roy Forncrook. Agnes O'Brien, and
G. H. Halton as apprasers.
Dorothy LaVelie Keene estate: Order
fixing Jan. 27. 1947. for final account.
Charles W. Davia estate: Order set
ting hearing of final account for Jan.
28. 1947.
Joan B. Goodman and Lawrence E.
Goodman guardianship estate: Order
appointing Martha R. Goodman guar
dian. Walter A. Wood estate: Order ap
pointing Faye A. Wood as administra
trix. Walter A. Wood estate: Order ap
pointing Faye A. Wood as administra
trix. Wilfred H. Epping guardianship es
tate: Return of sale of real property
niea.
Albert C. Anderson estate: Final ac
count filed.
JUSTICE COURT
Allen Dach. illegal parking at court
house, fined $4,50.
R. R. Raria, no vehicle license, fined
$1 and costs.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Harold A. Steeley, 30. truck driver.
Salem, and Ruth V. Spofford. 21, typ
ist. Gervais.
Jerome O. Apple. 19. fireman, and
Carole L. Cox, 23, telephone operator,
both of Salem. '
Contact Mathis Bros. Roofing Co
! 164 S. Com'l. for your roofing i HASSLER IN HOSPITAL
needs. No job too large or too
small. Free estimates, ph. 4642.
Furniture upholstered and repair
ed by expert workmen. McAlvin
Top Shop, 545 N. Church street.
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
Spending the holidays at home
with his parents is Pvt. Dean
La Point, son of Mr., and Mrs. A.
J. LaPoint, 685 Court st. LaPoint
is on a 25-day furlough from Mo
bile, Ala., where he is stationed.
He arrived in Salem Sunday.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
pearl Hassler, former Marion
coiinty newspaper man, is now
at Salem General hospital re
covering from pleurisy, It was
reported Tuesday.
Colonial House will be open
Christmas Day. Ph. 21391.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
Twenty Die in
Plane Crash
RIO DE JAN1ERO, Dec. 24-P)
The bodies of 20 persons were re
moved today from an Argentine
FAMA air liner which plowed
into a mountain 30 miles from
here yesterday. The plane was
on an experimental flight from
London to Buenos Aires. The
sole survivor, Claudio Mendonca
Rios, 27, technician of the Peru
vian air forces, suffered from
shock, a vertebral fracture and
other injuries.
Three Rescued
From Ice Floe
MONT JOLI, Que., Dec. 14.-(&)
The pilot and two passengers of
a Quebec Airways plane which
crashed into the lower St Law-
CLOSED DECEMBER 25,
TO JANUARY 2IID
For Inventory and
Remodeling .
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
We wish to express our thanks for
your patronage.
Births
River silt, top soil and fill dirt.
Com'l Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966.
RECOVERING IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. C. B Jungwirth, of Lyons. 1
was reported in "fair'' condition at
Salem Deaconess hospital last AV rA- BAVArKFT
night as she recovered from I SA tA l, w, u. j
Monday operation. ! An army blanket, flashlight and
a keyhole saw were stolen from
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens. her car after it was ransacked
! Monday night, Helen Price, 127
TIRE, WHEEL TAKEN Hansen ave., told city police early
J. B. Dalrymple reported to city , Tunuiav
and Mri "ofenee Tmk of Salem and toIen from his car while parked
Ml. I Villa mAfUmtr nf U.' mm , t m m .
Mfvirn will be announced later
t'lmidi-Barrtck company 1 XVorway
' Monday night at his home,
I Norway st.
1170
The Pike, Christmas special, Nes
selrode ice cream, 12 other flav
ors. 138 S. Liberty, Ph. 6828.
j GLAZIER To Mr. and Mrs.
, Frank E. Glazier, Silverton, a
daughter, Tuesday, December 24,
. at' Salem General hospital.
HARNEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Harney, 857 N. 15th St.. a
daughter, Tuesday, December 24,
at Salem Deaconess hospital.
. HCAPRON To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Capron, route 1, Salem, a
j daughter, Tuesday, December 24,
at Salem Deaconess hospital.
, HAYHURST To Mr. and
' Mrs. Melvin Hayhurst, 1396 Wal
ler St., a daughter, Tuesday, De
cember 24, at Salem Deaconess
hospital.
WE nEOPEII JANUARY 2
With a Big New Stock of Domestic and
Imported Record
Salem Record Shop
Maurice Hudldns
Oregon Bail ding, Downstairs
State at High Telephone 8632
The
Oregon. Wednesday. Dec 15 IXS S
rence river yesterday were
brought here in a rescue rowboat
tonight, but it was leered three
other passengers from the plane
would spend part of Christmas
stranded on an ice Coe. Darkness
halted rescue operations but planes
dropped alee ping bags and sup
plies to those remaining on the
ice.
I yL Much as we'd
r fCr- like to pay a
w f VA Christmas call to
X I each and every-
5 1 one w- now i"
5 jl town this is
i y our ,ureft wy
g ffreetmen
Cooke Stationery Company
370 State Salem, Oregon
Peace On Earth .
Good Will Toward Men
la our wish for the holidays
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May the Blessings
of Security and Happiness
Be Yours Throughout
The New Year
Sears, Roebuck &
And Its Employees
ir.l State St. and 173 S. Liberty St.
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