rOGCL SENTENCED
Following a plea rf guilty to a
charge (4 adult ry, Edward Wil
lixm ridrl, Salrm, route 2. wan
ftt-ntrnced to two yean in Orfton
Hate prison Saturday by Marion
County Circuit Judge E. M. Page
and paroled. Fogel was indicted
by the county grand Jury two
weeks. Sentencing of Billy Bob
Riemensnider, 265 N. Commercial
st, was continued from Saturday
to October 20 by Judge Page.
Riemensnider pleaded guilty to
charge jof larceny' last week and
is held in Marlon county Jail in
lieu of $'50 bail.
Have your car prepared for win
ter driving. Install a hot water
beater now.' Stevenson it Me f ford,
Texaco Station, 619 Court St. Ph.
21931, !
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows, 450 Center St.
COURT APPROVES RE-NAMING
Although Marion county court
Saturday : had received no official
notice from Salem city officials
regarding contemplated change of
number of c-onflictiog street
r&mes in Salem and West Salem
nd on the-outskirts of both cities,
the court expressed approval of
the plan Saturday. Marion Coun
ty Judge Grant Murphy llaid that
public hearings would be held
before the county court issued any
tret name-changing orders.
Johns-Man1lle slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofer
Nothing down, 3 years to pay
Buy the best at no extra cost Free
estimates Ph. 4642. Mathis Bros
Rnofmg Co., 164 S. Com'L
See the exhibit ot watercolors by
.the Northwest Watercolor Society
at Elfstrom's galleries, 340 Court.
DETROIT ' STORE CHANCES
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Santiam Food Mart at
Detroit was filed with the Marion
county clerk Saturday by Janet
M. Morgan and Margaret Noble,
both of Detroit A notice of re
tirement from Williams it Co,, a
retail grocery, was filed by Philip
Williams and Esther Sacher Wil
liams and; by Janet Morgan and
Margaret Noble.
McAlvin's Top Shop, Furniture
Upholstery. Call 9360.
Legal secretary wanted. Short
hand it typing required. Ph. 3424.
GARBAGE Dl'MP READIED
Grading and graveling of the
-ces road into the north Mar
ion county garbage disposal dump
ix-&r Wood burn, which is expect
ed to take place this week,' is
all that remains to complete the
riant, Marion County Judge Grant
Murphy said Saturday. The coun
ty road crew now on South River
load is expected to finish there;
Monday and then work on the
dump site road.
Electric ranges. New Thermador.
Deluxe model. Mitchell Radio it
Appliance State and 18th. Ph.
. 7577.
System Transfer Co; Local trans
It r and drays. Ph. 24067.
SALEM GRANGE RESUMES
First fall meeting of Salem
Grange will take place Wednes
day at 8 p. m. in I the Woman's
clubhouse. : I
Obituary
KfXLCJt
Mrs C.
S Ll-our) Keller, at the
W-nber ). Mother of Mini Viola kelirr
MuUtiM IftfWhVC r.hlnl V.t Cam.
of SWm ar4 Helton C. Keller of Yam
hill; and cmier of Mr. H. O. Mapea
Mr. W. D. Hden. both of Port
lund Sn nl be held Monday,
tcptember 22, at Z p m. at the Clntugh
lUriKk rftapcl itii Rev. Roy Fedje
-ff trtafinf .
Alton C. Vamon. at the reldenc.
IMS Court si . Kepiember 30. Survived
I Ma wife. Mr Cditn Vernon of Sa
Vm. to r.. Albert Vernon of Loa
JinftU-t and Glen Vernon of Sweet
iiome-: a brother, Ira Vernon of Port
land, and three grandchildren. Service!
will be held Tuesday, September' 23.
-at 10 am st Clouf n-Bautrk chapel,
ith the SWv, W. Harold Lyman of
firiU!.. loteroient Hclrratt Memorial
j-ara..
1RI SStlJ.
UrxJa Marie Truwell. Infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr. Glarfya Truaaall. at
a local hpital,".Sept. 20. Survived by
1rnU, three brother. Hobby Dean,
iilly flay ard Floyd Herman Trucaell.
and trandmotltar. Mr. .Ella Pierce,
Turner. Ore. Crav-ealde servtres at t
in. Monday. Sept. 22. at Belereet
Memorial park, under direction of
Ctougn-fiamtk company, Hcv, Lloyd T.
Anderaon offiriatmg.
TIKXIDCE
Joseph Oacar Turmdge, lata resident
trf Portland, at a local hotpital Satur
day at the af e of. II years. He is sur
vived by four daughter. Mr. J. R.
Clarke of SsUna. Calif., Mrs. E. C.
Chandler of ! Keu hikan. Alaaka. Mrs.
Paul B Hanrey of Portland, and Mrs.
C. William of Newport. Ore. Priv
ate aervire 1U be held In the Mow
elt-Edsard rhapel, Monday, Rf ptem-t-eT
22, with ronrludlrig aervice at Mt.
Crest Abbey Mausoleum and crema
torium frtenda are lequesled to omit
flowers.
m i snay w ish m
spend a large amount,
ym may wish f eon
serve every penny
passible. From one ex
treme: to the other,
y nil find that How
ell - Edwards service
Is designed to exactly
meet i yotar require
ment. s
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MERGER MEET SET
Dr. Frank Sheldon end Dr. I
L. Van Dyke, of the Congrega
tional Christian churches, will be
on Hand Monday at 8 p. m. at the
Salem First Congregational
church to discuss with church
members a proposed merger of
the national Congregational
Christian churches with the Ev
angelical Reformed churches. The
proposed merger has been under
discussion for the. past seven
years. Members of the First Con
gregational church, the Knight
Memorial Congregational church
and the Evangelical Reformed
church of Salem and the Hubbard
I Congregational church are expec-
: ted tq attend the meeting, of
which Paul A. Da vies will be mo
derator. Fishermen Attention: Lehman's
Seafood Bar, Nelfcott, open 5:30
A.M. Buy your breakfast and
your bait.
Legal secretary wanted. Short
hand &i typing required. Ph. 3424.
Robert Rawson, Teacher of piano
and harmony. Ph.; 3058.
NEW HOUSES PLANNED
Construction of two new one
story dwellings, is approved in
building permits issued Saturday
by the city engineer's office -"to
Robert White, who will build at
410 Iowa st. at a cost of $16,000.
and Hitkok and Iludkins, 770 S.
Winter St., 3,aoo. Other permits
were issued to H. A. Harris to
alter duelling at 815 Electric st..
$100, and to Evangelical Reform
ed church to reroof dwelling at
966 Marion st., $304.
School Opening: Everything in
Gym clothing. Howard Maple
sporting goods, 372 State St
Girl's Gym shoes and gym spx.'
Howard Maple Sporting Goods,
372 State St.
RESERVE UNIT GROWS
Two more men who joined the
V-6 naval enlisted reserve dur
ing the past week were August
John Kubitsha, 40 Carlton Way,
and James Francis Brazie, 332 N.
24th st., according to Lf. Comdr.
Vernon Gilmore, commander of
the O-l organized reserve divi
sion here. Both of the men trans
ferred to the. division, as well as
Kenneth Harold Deacon, 1970 S.
Church st
They are here!' The latest In
Christmas toys, best ass't In
town. Get yours now while ass't.
is good. Nollman and Engler, 362
State St
Luncheon and dinner at Silver
Falls Lodge. Available to season
end on October 1st.
SILVERTON MAN SENTENCED
A charge of illegal possession
of firearms against Ernest Charles
Cole of Silver ton was dismissed
in Marion county district court
Saturday and he pleaded guilty
to a new charge of carrying a con
cealed weapon. Cole was senten
ced to 30 days in county jail on
the latter charge.;
Good rummage, Sept. 24, over
Creenbaums.
Good rummage, Sept. 24, over
Greenbaum's.
For a Bendix Automatic Home
Laundry demonstration call Ralph
Johnson Appliances, 355 Center.
Ph. 4036.
FATTON AT HOME
C.iF..Patton returned to Salem
Friday from the veterans hospital
in Portland, where he has , been
a patient for more than two
months. While there he underwent
two major operations.
Births
DUFFY To Mr. and Mm.
George L. Duffy. 1845 Court, st..
a son, Saturday, September 20, at
Salem General hospital.
TRUSSELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Orville L. Trussell, Turner, a son,
Saturday, September 20, at Sa
lem General hospital.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Anderson, Salem route 6,
a daughter, Saturday, September
20, at Salem Deaconess hospital.
DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Davis, Brooks, a son, Satur
day, ' September 20, at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
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Our work Is guaranteed for one year
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IIKNUKUKfl TO SPEAK
Explanation of the proposed
sales tax, and answers to ques
tions, will be given by State Rep.
Paul R. Hendricks of Marion
county at a meeting of the Pro
gressive Citizens of America at i
8 -p. m. Tuesday, Tho public la
invited to ottend the meeting,
planned as an open discussion
forum at Farmers union head
quarters, 343 N. Commercial st.
For the answer to your water sup
ply problems call West Well Drill
ing. Ph. 26380. .
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N.. Capitol St
LEI C.I I TON RETURNS
Lyle Leighton, Cascade area
Boy Scout council executive, will
be back at his desk in the Salem
By owner: New 5 rm. home, large
utility rm. & garage, corner lot.
Close to school. Bus stops at door.
Priced right Ph. 5862.
scout office Monday morning fol
lowing a recent vacation.
Here you are folks. A home with
personality. It's a beautiful 2 bed
room home located at 2495 E. Nob
Hill. Full basement automatic
heat, 2 fireplaces, patio, insula
tion, ii a kitchen the Mrs. will
love, one block to McKinley grade
school, bus by door. A home you
will be proud of for many, many
years. Please do not disturb own
er. Sunday call 2-1222. Next week
call 2-4115 or 2-4116. The price
is $13,750. Lee Ohmart it Co.,
Realtors, 477 Court st
ZANDER JAILED HERE
Charles Zander, 1396 N. 4th st.,
was arrested by city police Sat
urday on a district court warrant
charging him with cashing a $5
check at the Bligh Billiard par
lor without sufficient funds to
cover it, city police reported. He
was committed to the city jail
pending arraignment in district
court
Modern picture framing. Elf
strom's. Graham Studios Violin it Vi
ola Re-open Sept 20. Call
2-5571 or 2-2765 for app't
WALKUP FINED
Norman William Walkup, Al
bany, arrested by state police
Thursday night on a charge of
driving while intoxicated was
given a $250 fine and a 30-day
suspended, sentence by District
Judge Joseph Felton in Marion
county district court Saturday.
Walkup also was placed on one
year's probation.
Attention, North Side Residents.
Pittsburgh paints, brushes and
sundries are now available at At
kinson Appliance Co., 2005 Fair
grounds Rd. Ph. 24439.
BOWN TO LEAVE
Midshipman Walter Bown Is to
return Monday afternoon to An
napolis after. a three-weeks visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee M. Bown, 1245 Nebraska ave.
Bown, who was on an extended
cruise in European waters Just be
fore his leave, will enter his se
cond year at the naval academy.
Hessler virgin wool shirts. Regu
lar price $12.50, now $9.95. Alex
Jones, 121 N. High St
PHOTO FANS TO MEET
First of a series of illustrated
lectures on photography will be
given at the Salem Camera club
meeting at 7:45 p. m. Monday in
First Methodist church. Subject
this week will be "Night Photo-;
graphy." Club officials invited all
camera fans to the meeting.
Reweaving for Salem again.
Ask for Mrs. La Vee, 116 Mar
ion. I
TAX COMMITTEE TO MEET
The Marion County Sales Tax
committee will meet Monday noon
at the Golden Pheasant restaurant
to discuss last minute plans for
the closing campaign in support
of the proposed sales tax to be
voted on at the October 7 Fpecial
election. Rex Hartley, committee
chairman, will preside.
Hop picking Sunday at the John
J. Roberts it Co. hop yard. Lor
cated 4 miles south on River rd.
LICENSED TO WED
A marriage license has been Is
sued at Vancouver, Wash., to
Jackie D. Coop and Ellen H.
Young, both of West Stayton.
Hop picking Sunday at the John
J, Roberts and Co. hop yard. Lo
cated 4 miles south on River rd.
Coniracfors
ATTEIITIOII
HOME
BUILDERS
FILES FOR FIRM
Homes Beautiful, a business
dealing in architectural designs,
was filed with the Marion county
clerk Saturday by Wilbur D.
Garrett of Salem.
j j From the moment you get your firet
Sffir 4 f t '''yyL plce setting in precious Towle Sterling, li'v!f
tS it Harts acquiring new beauty. Time and "
NS4i AT constant use add a mellow patina that rffia
LA i3 only enhances the worth of loii silver.' ; HiQG
JJ Jy' JtJir dyySJfAJ pay as little as $22.50 for a ix-piece place
Syjr yJP Jy siting (knife, fork, teaspoon, cream soup 3
Tor
BRINKS VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brink of
Tacoma are visiting in Salem at
the .home of their aunt, Mrs
George S. Sutherland. They ar
rived Friday after an extended
Suggest That
Towle
Factory Authorized Towle Distributors for Salem
trip through southern Oregon and
California.
Hop picking Sunday at the John
J. Roberts and Co. hop yard. Yo
cated 4 miles south on River rd.
II II mmmm. I II " I
You Place Your Orders Now On
To Insure Delivery for Christmas
Plus
knife,
Make Your Selection Now and Put in
Lay-a-way for Christmas.
JEWELERS OF SALEM
Liberty at State t K
tho Stototman, SoJom, Orogon. Sunday. Sopt 31, 1847 S
MRS. JACKSON VISITS
Mrs. Coifnne Huntington Jack
son of Veitmillion,; S. Dn is pre
sently visiting her brother and his
3 piece settings in genuine
Towle terlln7 for as little as-
federal tax, consisting of 1.
1 luncheon ioik, 1 teaspoon-
TO)
wife, Dr. and Mrs. Seth Huntng
ton, of the First Congregational
church. She will remain another
six weeks.
S9.71
luncheon