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TEACHERS TO MEET
Memben of ; Marion County
Teachers' association will hold a
dinner meeiuiit i .m.
Thursday, November 20, at the
Marion hotel, according to Carl
E. Aschenbrenner, association
president. Entertainment will be
provided during ' dinner - after
which a regular business meeting
will be held. Order of business
will include election ot officers,
discussion of legislative program,
committee reports and instruction
of delegates to neitf state teach-
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cover. Many varieties. Priced rea-
..K1v HIS Ciirinaw it.
Dr. Harold M. dinger now offic
ing with Dr." David B. Hill, room
33 First Natl Bank Bldg. Phone
5M8. .
Rummage sale Saturday, Nov. 15,
12?2 Center.
IHSTRICT TOWNSEND MEET
Townsend club members of the
first congressional district will
hold a district meeting Sunday at
the Labor temple. 47 Center it.,
beginning at 10:30 a.m.. with a
business session.
Normandy- Manor open every
Vr4 Cat Kim and Mon.
.night '
Attention, please! As a profession
al man, it might be to your ad
vantage to investigate this 8 -room
home located at 2148 State St.
Zoned for business; large lot abut
ting on lovely creek, formerly
used for professional man's offices.
Only 9 blocks -to State Capitol
Bldg. We thinks this will make
someone an excellent location at
the right price. Please do not dis
turb occupants; just call Mrs.
Jdankertz at 2-1222. She will be
happy to show you the interior.
Full price is $17,500. Lee Ohmart
Jt Co., Realtors, 477 Court St,
Phone 2-4115 - 2-4116.
Mrs. Cora Bates, late resident , of
rjntonvale. Ore., at a local hospital, No
wmbcr 19. Survived by husband. Earl
,1, Bates. Dayton route I: parents, Mr.
.j i, T.rar c Atimhsm rksvtnn
route 1: sisters. Mrs. Mildred Brown.
;Wod, S.D., Mrs. Esther Brown. White
River, 3 D., and Beryl Burnham. Day
tsa rout 1: brothers. Chester Burn
kam. Newbari. Lyle Burnham. Long
Valley. S.D, Leonard and James Burn
ham. Wood. S.D and Sft. Donald
Burnham. Randolph field. Tex. Serv-
tecs will be held Saturday. November
ii.. at 1 p.m. in Community church at
Grand bland Junction with the Rev.
.Bennett officiating. Interment will fol
Jw in Dayton cemetery under the di
rection of Clough-Barrick company.
VBOOMA
William Penn Vraoman. late resident
f 1220 E. State St.. at a local hospital.
November 13. at the age of 74 years.
Survived by hi wife, Mrs. Sarah Vroo
tuan. of Salem; a niece and nephew in
California. Service will be held Mon
yday. November 17. at 1 p m.. from the
Clough-Barrick chapel, the Rev. Max
lac Roberts officiating. Interment in
City View cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
lor the many kindnesses of friends
at the time of the death of our
wife and mother.
Sherman Barry
and Family
CAED OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends neighbors, business and
fraternal organizations," and oth
ers who have so very kindly and
generously helped us since the
loss of our home and possessions.
Also we wish to thank those who
Helped at the time of the fire.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wood
and family
- CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
for their kindness, words of sym
pathy and floral offerings in our
lat bereavement.
The Sim Family
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A 1EAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
COIIET SCOOTEBS
Prices ditxsttccdUy reduced.
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Dance tonight Woodburn armory,
Woodry's 14-piece orchestra.
MARIAN MACT GIVES FLAT
Marian Macy, University of
Oregon senior who is a daughter
of Mrs. B. W. Macy, 444 N. 18th
st., acted as producer for a mys
tery drama in a university radio
workshop broadcast this week, ac
cording to word from the univer
sity news bureau. It was titled
"The Moon Watch."
The eye & ear clinic of Drs. Find
ley, Clement, Baum, Thompson
and Dunham is now located in
; the Nelson Bldg., 331 Chemeketa
St. Ph. 9208. Please call in ad
vance for appointment.
River silt, lop soil, and fill dirt,
Com'l. Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21960
DeLuxe. "Serve Self? Laundry, 345
Jefferson. Ph. 26317.
NEW EXAMINATIONS SET
William Fischer, local U.S. ci
vil service secretary at the Salem
postoffice, now has information on
coming civil service examinations
for physical therapists, to be sta
tioned at veterans administration
facilities in the country at salar
ies ranging from $2,644 to' $5,905
a year, and for tobacco inspect s
at salaries between $2,168 to $4,
149 for work in tobacco-growing
states. -
P. H. Bell, Realtor, formerly In the
Guardian Bldg., is now located at
361 Chemeketa. Same prone: 4896.
Avoid the Christmas rush have
your picture framing done now.
Art Dept., Elfstrom's.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
OFFICE SPACES ADDED
Expanding before original con
struction is well underway Is a
new business building being built
at 454 Marion St., by Mrs. Marie
Ling who announced Friday a sec
ond story will be added to provide
at least three office spaces. Total
construction cost is estimated at
$20,000. Tenant for the ground
floor will be Smith Auto Parts Co.,
a Portland concern, Mrs. Ling
said.
AT YM CONCLAVE
Avoid the Christmas rush. Order
your picture framing now. Elf
strom's. Temporary quarters of Drs.1 Pow
er, Buren, Miller, Lancefield and
Kinff will h in north wins of
lalem Deaconess hospital and in
basement at baiem uenerai n ca
pital. Please call in advance.
Phone 3123.
Turkey & ham dinner $1.00 at
Macleav Grange Sat. 15. at 6 P.M.
Dour prize given, pressure cooker
donated by Montgomery Wara. "
Dr. John J. Griffith temporarily
located with Dr. Kenneth Waters,
Pioneer Trust Bldg. Phone 9637.
Charles Chittic, Robert Atkin
son and Russell Day are repre
senting the Salem YMCA this
weekend in Seattle at a northwest
conclave of the Phalanx club. Or-
ganziation of a local chapter is
planned here, as a YM service
club for young men from 18 to
21 years of age.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows. 450 Center St
BABIES GO HOME
Dismissed from Salem General
hnsnitnl Fridav with "new sons
! were Mrs. Chester Boyle, Salem
route 4, and Mrs. Clarence L. Ap
plegate, 1595 Alder st Mrs. Jack
Jones, Independence, and Mrs.
Walter Mayberry, Salem route 1,
took home infant daughters.
Births
.LOVE To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Love, 195 Park Lane ave.,
a son, Friday, November 14, at
Salem General hospital.
HAETMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Hartman, Independence, a
son, Friday, November 14, at Sa
lem General hospital.
HATES To Mr. and Mrs.
James M. Hayes, 1080 Madison st,
a daughter, Thursday, November
13, at Salem General hospital.
Phone 24173
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GRAND JURY RECESSED
The Marion county grand Jury,
currently investigating charges of
illegal pinball operations in the
county, was recessed Friday night
and will not convene again until
November 20, District Attorney
Miller Hayden announced Friday
night
Clearance Sale: Fall bulbs. Jary
Florists, 365 Court St
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
COMMITTEE NAMED
Men named this week to the Sa
lem YMCA physical department
committee, headed by C. A. Page
and Carl .Greider - arc- R. R,
Boardman, noon class; Lloyd
Gregg, evening class; Harold
Smithers, breakfast club; George
Rbth, volleyball; Ed . Salstrom,
basketball; Jerry Mulkey, swim
ming; Emerson Teague, health
club; Lee Shinn, handball; Paul
Wishart, wrestling; Jerry Grimm,
weight lifting; Bob Quamme, box
ing; Ray Howard, badminton;
John Seitz, church leagues; Ver
non Gilmore, city schools and
playgrounds; Dr. L. E. Barrick
and Dr. R. Lee Wood, members
at large from board of directors.
Temporary quarters of Drs. Pow
er, Buren, Miller, Lancefield and
King will be In north wing of
Salem Deaconess hospital and in
basement at Salem General hos
pital. Please c a 1 1 1 in advance,
Phone 3123.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 State st
AIDS TRAINING SESSION
Lyle Leighton, Cascade area
Boy Scout council executive, is
assisting this weekend in the di
rection of a leadership training
conference for the Yakima con
ference. Dance tdhight Crystal Gardens.
THREE YOUTHS FINED
Three Silverton youths arrested
Wednesday night in connection
with an attack on a fourth person
pleaded guilty to assault and bat
tery charges in Stayton justice
court Friday. Bill Floyd, Ira Dean
Todd and Maurice Mulkey were
sentenced to 30 days in jail, sus
pended upon payment of fines of
$50 and costs for each plus res
titution of damages and doctor's
expenses to the injured man,
George Ely of Stayton.
Normandy Manor open tonight
Permanent $2.50 and up. Modern
Beauty College, 179 N. Liberty.
CaU 8141.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
PLAN FOR CONVENTION
A. H. Moore of Corvallis, presi
dent of the Oregon County Clerks
and Recorders association, was in
Salem Friday to discuss plans for
the program at the association's
December 11 and 12 convention in
Portland with Marion County Re
corder Herman Lanke. One of the
principal subjects of interest to
recorders is expected to concern
uniformity of fees, following
changes made by the 1947 state
legislative session.
Dance tonight Woodburn armory,
Woodry's 14-piece orchestra.
Dance tonight Woodburn armory,
Woodry's 14-piece orchestra.
Old time dance VFW hall Sat
Shriners attention! You are re
quested to be at the courthouse,
wearing your Fez, tonight at 7:15.
Chanters committee.
BORDERS APPEALS
Notice of appeal to the state su
preme court from a Marion coun
ty circuit court decision denying
him a writ of habeas corpus was
filed Friday by Harley A. Bor
ders, inmate of the state peniten
tiary. The decision, handed down
Sept. 15, 1947, by Circuit Judge
E. M. Page, held that Borders.
sentenced in December, 1943, was
not "illegally imprisoned or rt
i strained." The suit named Prison
Warden George Alexander as de
fendant and was heard here in
September.
Air - Steamship tickets rfhywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol st
DeLuxe card tables mahogany
and natural finishes. Very special
at $6.85 each. Woodrow's, 450
Center.
Old time dance tonight 259 Court
FEE RECEIPTS HIGH
Heavier - than - usual recording
and filing receipts have been not
ed in the Marion county record
er's office this, week, according to
Recorder Herman Lanke. A con
siderable portion of the increase
was attributed to the recording of
chattel mortgages on new auto
mobiles. Many of these, Lanke
said, have been received from
First National bank of Monmouth
and Milwaukie State bank for
cars purchased by and financed
for Marion county owners.
Sidearm electric or gas water
heaters. Judson's Plumbing and
Heating, 279 N. Com!, Salem.
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New ateatiag comfort and
tcoaoay comci to the home
equipped with an Iroa
Fireaaaa Lamiooai Flame oil
burner. This aew and differ,
eat burner is quiet, efficient,
dependable. One demon
stration will convince you.
Ask for free heating surrey.
KEITH BROWN
Larnber Tarsi
Fraat Ceart Sts.
rbeate 9163
LOO HAULING OKEHTD ,
Permits to haul logs over speci
fied roads in Marion county were
granted by the county court Fri
day to John H. Cook, 95 Fairha
ven ave.; Van Handel Bros., Sub
limity route 1, and Sublimity
Lumber Co.
Rummage sale over Greenba urn's
Nov. 17 and 18, sponsored by St
Vincent Altar society.
Old time dance VFW hall Sat
Whitehead, America's largest sell
ing electric water heater. 32 gal
lon double element only $76.73.
Judson's, 279 N. Comt, Salem.
Day and evening classes. Oil,
china, pastel. 1467 Court St
TO MOVE BUILDINGS '
Permits to move one - story
buildings over county roads were
granted by Marion county court
Friday to Gates and Sons, Wood
burn. One structure will be moved
from near Monitor to Mt Angel
and the other from near Donald
to Hubbard. -
Nationally known "Launderette"
20 automatic Bendix Self Service
Laundry, 30 minute service on
your entire week's wash while
you shop, wait or visit. Ph. 24555.
1255 Ferry.
For sale to Lie Moody's customers
and friends, Christmas cards and
wrappings. Inquire at 1906 Cen
ter. Phone 9463.
JUDGE ASSIGNED
Circuit Judge Earl C. Latour
ette, of the fifth judicial district
was assigned by the state supreme
court Friday to hear three cases
pending in Marion county circuit
court. Barton vs. Errion and Pa
cific Realty Corp., Barton vs. As
sociated Coos Bay Landowners,
and Cross vs. Cross.
A. E. Schirman, formerly in .the
Guardian bldg., is now located at
Room 301, Masonic bldg. Phone
4419. . . ;
Dane. VFW hall, Saturday.
Cowboys I to 14 years wanted
for Guitar Band. Phone 7188.
Accordions and marimbas to rent
while you learn to play. Phone
7186r WilUey Music House.
BEN OTJEN FILES
Certificate of assumed business
name as Ben Otjen, a contracting
firm, was filed- with Marlon
county clerk- Friday by Ben, Grace
and Emil Otjen, all of Salem.
Information furnished concerning
the American Telephone Rights
which should be exercised before
Dec. 10, 1947. Conrad Bruce and
Co., 203 Oregon bldg. Ph. 4106.
COMMISSIONERS TRAIN
Approximately 30 Boy Scout
commissioners of Cascade area
council are to participate this af
ternoon and Sunday at Camp
Smith Creek, in a training session.
Dr. Robert Lantz of Woodburn,
council commissioner, will be in
charge, assisted by Jerry Scott
and Harry Michelsen, assistant
council executives.
TRAILER COURT FILES
Evergreen Trailer court is the
assumed business name for which.
Helen Lee, 2605 Maple ave.. filed
a certificate Friday with Marion
county clerk.
Turkey pickers report Monday,
Nov. 17, 8 am Marion Creamery
and Poultry Co., 245 D st
Dance tonight Woodburn armory,
Woodry's 14-piece orchestra.
Bazaar and food sale. Pythian Sis
ters, Portland Gas and Coke Co.,
Monday, November 17.
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COMFORT Mere eve temperatares thranghest year hme In
winter. It U IS degrees cooler In samner.
ECONOMY f 4S to 65, ! fact savi.gs per year 1st the
average home.
Rock Wool is not merely Flameproof it is ABSO
LUTELY and PERMANENTLY FIREPROOF!
Metal Interlocking Weatherstrip a tight seal against
drafts around doors and windows without binding or
sticking.
Campbell Rodi Wool Co.
lUt Broadway
Rolilaiids to
Open Enlarged
Store Today
For the third time in 10 years
of' business here, ' Rohland's de
partment store in the Hollywood
district has been enlarged and re
modelled, and at 9 O'clock .this
morning will re-open in an en
tirely new building at 1983 N.
Capitol st.
, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rohland,
who own and operate the inde
pendent establishment, said Friday
they had invested $100,000 in the
business in ' the last six months.
The new building features an all
glass and stainless steel front
a show window for the entire
store. The building is three times
the size of the old store and has
two floors (8000 square feet) of
selling space. L. P. Bartholomew
is the building architect and H. C.
Hummell the contractor.
True Rohland designed most of
the, interior, emphasizing subtle
color effects combined with soft
indirect lighting and utilizing
shadow boxes for display. H. R.
Muhs executed the interior deco
rating and the birchwood fixtures
were made by the Keith Brown
company. .
Saalf eld Talks
On Gladioli
At Garden Club
The history, varieties and cul-f
ture of gladioli were discussed
by H. C. Saalfeld at the regular
meeting of the Salem Men's Gar
den club Thursday night at the
YMCA.
The flower was first noticed in
the area around Cape Town, Af
rica 2,000 years ago. Saalfeld said
Oregon's climate Is ideal for, rais
ing gladioli, he stated, adding
that some new varieties are priced
as high as $750 per bulb.
Moody Brenner won first place
in the chrysanthemum exhibition
of the flower show, and Ollie
Schenel won second. Brenner also
took first place in the Pom-Poms
division and K. O. Master was sec
ond. In the showing of perennials
Hastey took first and second place
awards. The best camelia sward
went to Walter Barkus and the
best potted plant prize to Al Clark.
The club voted to attend the Mc
Minnville club's meeting Monday
night, when that group will receive
its national charter! Thursday
night a group of local members
will attend, the Portland garden
club s annual pot-latch.
County Health
Group Hears
Sclierer Talk
Marion county public health as
sociation's recently organized so
cial hygiene advisory committee
heard a talk Thursday night by
F. G. Scherer, director of social
hygiene for the Oregon Tubercu
losis and Health association.
The new committee now formu
lating a countywide program is
headed by Mrs. Dora Stacey of
Salem and includes '-William C.
Baillie, Dr. Lawrence Riggs, Dor
othy. Cornelius, Mrs. Tyler , Mor
ley, Mrs. Agnes Booth and Dr.
Robert Lantz of Woodburn.
Also present at the meeting was
President Tinkham Gilbert of the
county association, Mrs. Gilbert,
and Mrs. Ruby Bunnell, executive
of the association here.
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CIRCUIT COUKT
Harley A. Border va George Alex
ander: Defendant files notice ot ap
miI ta state aunrefne court from cir
cuit court decision of Sept. 1J. 1M7.
denying writ of habeas corpus.
VaMo J. Smith vs Howard n. smitn:
Decree of divorce (rants plaintiff cus
tody of two minor children. S7a month
ly support money and cash Judgment
of $1,000
Elsie K. Lukinbeal va Frank LuUn-
beal: Complaint for divorce alleles
cruel and inhuman treatment. Married
Jan, ST. 1934. at Salem.
Fred S to vail vs Audrey St ovall: Or
der of default.
DISTRICT COURT
Archie Rutherford. SSS S. 12th st.
charged with assault and battery, trial
held and taken under adriaetnent.
PROBATE COURT
Frank A. Friebert estate: Order for
sale of personal property.
Julia M. English estate: Order eon-
firming sale of real property.
Allen & Woosley estate Executor's
final account, with hearing aet for IS
a.m.. December 20. , .
Ernest C. Denny estate: Order ap
pointing First National bank ot Port
land as administrator and Josephine
BelL Zelpha Grover and Wendell Wed.
die as appraisers.
una iynuui guaraiansnip estate:
Order appointing Hazel Chris tensen as
guardian.
Elizabeth Dinehart Brash: Order ad
mitting win to -probate and appointing
Bertha P. Kaufer admin 1st ratrlx -wlth-the-will-annexed
and Arthur J ones.
Mable Jones and Ada B. Boardman as
appraisers. ,
Lemuel D. King guardianship estate:
First account of guardian.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Joseph E. La lack. S3, mill worker,
and Millicent Jeaiuilne Howe. la. both
-of Lyons route 1.
James Niven Shaw. SS. student. Cor
vallis. and Patricia Sears, II, secretary.
HIS M. Winter st.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Gilbert L. McCuIloua-h. Gervaia. vio
lation of noise ordinance, posted 99
oau.
Hearing on Bus
Line Postponed
Hearing on the application of the
American Business, Inc. to oper
ate a bus service in Oregon has
been postponed indefinitely. Pub
lic Utilities Commissioner George
H. Flagg announced Friday.
The company asked permission
to operate between the California
Oregon boundary and Portland by
way of the Oregon coast, Salmon
River cut off and West Pacific
highway.
Flagg said the hearing would
not be held until the applicant de
cides definitely whether it would
operate a bus line in Oregon pro
vided the permit was granted.
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displaying all the wonderful toys
Santa Claus made in the North Pole
workshop. Dolls of every kind,
stuffed animals and hundreds of
other games and toys. ,
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Hi-Y Chapters
To Induct 26
At Rite Sunday
Twenty-six new members of
Salem's three Hi-Y. chapters are
to be inducted into the organiza
tions at First Presbyterian church
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The program
will comprise the church s even
ing service, and a short sermon
will be given by the pastor. Dr.
Chester W. Hamblin, on "These
Are the Brave."
Bruce McDonald and FJdon
Caley will conduct the ceremony.
assisted by Jim Williams, presi
dent of the Hi-Y council, and
presidents of the dubs. Bob Seam
ster of Harrison Elliott, Roger
Welty of Abel Gregg and WUford
Loggan of Arthur Cotton. Loggan
is chairman of the induction com
mittee. Music will Include a solo
by Grace Ashford, "Love" (Van
Dyke).
After the induction a reception
will be given by the Hi-Y Moth
ers' club, whose committee com
prises Mrs. Paul Nieswander,
chairman, Mrs. Floyd Seamster,
Beulah Arnold, Mrs. C. A. Kells,
flowers, Mrs. Lee M. Unruh, Mrs.
G. L. Fox, Mrs. Dorothy Young,
Mrs. Erma MacDonald, Mrs. MiU
dred Loggan, Mrs. Roy Houck and
Mrs. K. K. Adams, club president.
Assistance wilt be given by the
Hi-Y Hashers, high school girls
selected by the boys la the clubs.
They are Beulah Arnold, Evelyn
Bishop, Sue Heifrin, Donna Lam
bert, Virginia Lewis. Janyce Bak
er and Joan Hoereth.
The Linn County Chap
ter of Ameriean Red
Cross has a position
open us Home Service
. Secretary
Anyeae experienced la social
work with . Red Cress, State
Welfare er ether are nc tea, who
weald be taterested Is larlted
to call st the efflee at 41 W.
First St, Albaay.
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Chest Still Short
Of $100,000 Goal
Salem Community chest contri
butions and pledges reached $95,-
141.78 Friday, still short of the
$100,000 goal for 1947, A. C. Haag,
campaign chairman, announced.
Campaign leaders reminded that
the drive would continue until the
goal is reached, in order that lo
cal and state agencies for charity
and character-building may meet
budgets whose expenses have In
creased greatly from past years.
Headquarters will be at 249 N.
Liberty st. -
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