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2Tho 8lataancm Salem. Oregon, - Tuosdory, April 1 5, 1947
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- By Cenrad Prang e
IUU Writer. The Statesman
Real property transactions show more and more out-of-state per
sons coming into the Salem area. Recorder Herman Lanke said yes
terday of the Increase in recordings made at the Marion county
recorder office. -
"They are beginning to come in fast," Lanke stated as he esti
mated about lG per cent of the property deeds and mortgages record
ed recenuy are 07 persona mov-
lng into Marion county from out
of Oregon. . . , , . . ,
Small acreages on the fringe
areas of towns appear to have a
special attraction . for strangers
coming here, Lanke said. The
market in this type of real estate
seems brisk now as many of the
larger farm-holders are breaking
tip their farms into smaller par
eels of land tor specialized farm
lng. he added,
1 Recordings at the office are
forcing a comeback from a pre
winter - slump, Lanke said. A
gradual increase in all type of
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recorded instruments including
real property and chattel mort
gages, deeds, extensions and sat
isfactions of mortgage and others
has been . noticed the past few
months.! Lanke predicts that May
and June will be heavy months in
his office.
Property mortgage recordings
totaled 323 in March as against
315 in February; deeds, 667 in
March and 613 in: February, and
chattel mortgages reached 395 in
March as against 348 in February,
Last month total fees collected
at the office amounted to $2,551
as against $2,783 in March, 1946,
which was a peak month last
year. Total receipts for the first
three months of 1947 totaled
$7,185 about $600 less than for
a similar period in the high year
OI 194S.
Recording of service discharges
goes on at a steady pace in his
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office, Lanke said, with 70 re
corded in March as against 66 in
February. Photostatic copies of
discharges (144 in March and 161
in February) have been steadily
heavy due to veterans' filing for
terminal leave pay.
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, CO-FEATURE
Gladys George "TT:1l:,
Bishops File
Transfer of
Structure
A trust deed from C. M. Bishop,
trustee of the C. P. Bishop estate,
filed with Marion County Re
corQer Herman Lanke on Mon
day, transfers the Bishop build
ing at Court and High street to
Abo Eugene Rosenberg, trustee;
ox Portland.
Roy T. Bishop, Robert C.' Bish
op and Charles K. Bishop, who
with C. M. Bishop are benefi
claries of the Bishop estate, agreed
to the transaction. From the rev
enue stamps attached to the in.
strument, a consideration of ap
proximately $90,000 is indicated.
According to the deed the prop
erty is passed to Rosenberg and
his estate. Under, the terms of
the C P. Bishop will, C. M. Bish
op as son took one-third of the
residue of the estate: Rov T. Bish
op, another son also took a third.
and grandsons Robert C. Bishop
and Charles K. Bishop, received
anotner third to bo held In trust.
It is understood that the deeds
filed Monday are in connection
with the final settlement of that
trust.
The Bishop building includes
the. stores of Olson's florists.
Beck's confectionary, Seamster's
cleaners and Sanders real estate
firms ort High street and Mickey's
Sandwicfh jshop and the Lee Oh-
mart real estate offices on Court
street.
Mootry, Seeks New
store Addition
Application was filed with the
civilian production administra
tion Portland office Monday by
Jan ti. Aiootry ox Mootry s phar
macy. 1999 N. Capitol st. for per
mission; to build a $22,500 addi
tion to his present structure, the
Associated , .tress reports. The
proposed building . would bo
one-story addition of reinforced
concrete, 40 by 40 feet.
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CRYSTAL
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Board Counts
2nd Ballot on
School Merger
(Story Also on Page 1)
The Marion county district
boundary board Monday zoned
the county s rural school districts
and canvassed the revoting on
April 7 of the Middle Grove dis
trict on consolidation with Salem,
in which the merger was ap
proved 54 to 4b. A similar elec
tion on April 10 involving con
solidation of Hall district with
Woodbum districts showed the
merger was approved by Hall 85
to 4.
May 8 was set by the board for
an election by Union HilL Valley
View and Center View districts
on consolidation of the three.
Mrs. Booth disclosed that since
1940 seven areas in Marion coun
ty have consolidated, involving
more than 38 districts.
The areas zoned Monday and
districts involved are:
Zona 1 Raybelle. Champoeg. Butte
ville. Aurora. White. Donald. Arbor
Grove. St. Paul, Four Corner. Wood-
burn. Broadacres. Hubbard, Belle Pas.
1. Mahonv. Fairfield. St. Louia. Ger
val. Eldriedge, Pioneer, Parkersville.
.one i Mission, Clear Lake. Kefzer.
Waconda. Buena Crest, Lake Labish.
Hayeavllle. Hazel Green. Brook. Cen
tral Howell. L-ablh Center. WiUard.
oaK mage. Pratum. Fruitland. Betnel,
Macleay, North Howell.
- Zone J Roberts, Riverdale. River
side. Prosoect. Roaedale. Pleasant
Point, Turner, Sunnyside. Cloverdale,
Ankeny. Sidney. Talbot, Looney Butte.
JeUerson. Marion. Crawford, North
Santiam. Salem Heights.
Zona 4 Silver i rails. Brush Creek.
Union. McKee, Grassy Pond, Monitor,
Mt. Angel. Harmony. Hazel Dell, Beth
any. Evergreen, Centerview. Valley
View, Union HU1, Mountain View,
Crooked ringer. Brier Nob, Noble,
scons jams, i nomas, Evans valley.
Zone S WitzeL Aumnill. Shaw.
Rock Point. Sublimity. West Stayton.
Stayton, Independence. Oak Glenn.
Howell, Fern Ridge. Men a ma. Oak
dale. Taylor, Elkhorn. Mill City. Gates,
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Orchestra
Grace Whitehead
and Her Orchestra
playing
Old-Tins Dance
Wed. and Sat.
ILillfan M. Mullen
Dies After Illness
Lillian Margaret Mullen: wife
of James Mullen, died at her
home, 1165 N. 17th at. Satur
day night after a four-month Ni
nes. A Salem resident since com
ing here from St Paul, Minn., in
1V3S, Mrs. Mullen was born Jan.
25, 1881, at Twin Lakes. Minn
She was a member of the Catho
lic Daughters of America and St
Joseph's Altar society.
Requiem high mass will be at
S.pjn. tonight at St Joseph's
( church and Interment will be at
St Barbara cemetery. '
Surviving are the husband;
three daughters, Alice; Theresa
and Genevieve Mullen, all of Sa
lem; five sisters, Mrs. J. P. Forbes
and Mrs. L. B. Sullivan, both of
Twin Lakes, Minn., Mrs. H. J.
Loughran of Burbank, Calif., Mrs.
C.' J. Tierney of St Paul. Minn.,
and Mrs. G. C Eaton of Salem;
three brothers, J. F. Donahue of
Lynwood. Calif., Walter of Twin
Lakes and E. L Donahue of Chi
cago, I1L ,
Dam Program on Air
Ceremonies dedicating the site
for the proposed McNary dam will
be broadcast over ; KSLM from
to 2:30 p.m. today. Principal
figures will include! Mrs. Charles
McNary, widow of the late sena
tor; the governors of Oregon.
Washington and Idaho, and Janis
Paige, Hollywood actress.
W. Mires Dies
At Silverton
SILVERTON William Mires.
68, a native of. Berlin who came
to the United States when 5 years
old and resided in the area nearly
60 years, died Sunday night at Sa
lem. He retired from farming three
since that time.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Julia Mires; two daughters,
Mrs. Minnie Mill of Mill City and
Mrs. Martha Jewett of Eugene; a
son, Kenneth, at home, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Edith Beugli of Silver
ton. Final rites will be held at the
Memorial chapel of Ekman's Fun
eral home here at 2 p. m. Wednes
day, with interment at Green
Mountain cemetery.
Mrs. Ross Damrell
Hurt in Collision
DALLAS, April 14 Mrs. Ross
C. Damrell, route 8, Salem, is In
Dallas hospital today with facial
ruts Incurred Sunday afternoon
when the car driven by her hus
band was involved in a head-on
collision about 10 miles southwest
of Dallas on Butler hill on the
Wallace Bridge road, hospital of
ficials report.
Damrell said tonight that Rosalie
G. Partridge
Rites Slated
MONMOUTH. April 14 Fun
eral services will be held at 2 p.
m. Wednesday at the Christian
church for G. M. Partridge, 76. for
many years manager of the Cent
ral Clay products firm here, who
died Friday at a Dallas hospital,
after a- 10-day illness.
Born June 11, 1871, near Evans
ville, Minn., he worked all his life
with clay products, the vocation
followed by his grandfather In
England and later established by
his family In Canada and in Min
nesota. t
He was! married Dec. 27, 1900,
to Cassie J Shaver, at Alexander,
Minn., after which they came to
Oregon. Mrs. Partridge died sev
eral years ago. Surviving are five
children, Philip of Monmouth,
Douglas of Portland, James of Mc
Minnville: Mrs. Dean Craven of
Monmouth and Beth Partridge of
Portland and several grandchild
ren.
Too Late to Classify
f A n A f V umia irlv finished
plenty of builUns and electricity. DriU-
ed well, not water neater, wiui
acra of land. Full price $20. terms,
lt Acres. 3 BR boaie. modern. on
11 Acres. aood " modern home, full
basement, -large dairy barn. aU fenced
mud rroas-fmced. all in frim and OOd
nutur. Owner sellinc on acct of
health. This Is close tn on paved road.
T. H. WEIR
REALTOR
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Kuschnick of Cervais, driver of
the other car involved, told him
she was blinded by the sun. No
other Injuries were reported.
THREE LEAVE OSTS
Three boys who escaped from
Oregon state , training , school at
Woodbum at about 10 o'clock last
night are Leroy Milton Worley,
14;jGene Oarchart Dix. 11, and
Donald George Summers, 13.
school official reported to Salem
police. . .
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