1948
Airmail Celebrates Birthday
Gates Reports
Visitors arid
Club Activity
GATES Mrs. Catherine Turn
idge and Mrs. Ruth Lamphere at
tended the program planning
meeting of the extension work at
Salem, Friday.
Mrs. A. B. Homer and Mr. and
Mrs. Till Rains were dinner guests
Friday night of Georgia Shane.
Thursday night Miss Shan had
as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Don
Miley at a Mill City dinner given
by women of the Presbyterian
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rush were
Mother's day guests of their son,
Clare Rush.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison
have resigned their position with
the Kuckenberg Co., at Niagara.
Teachers of the school held open
house Friday for mothers.
Mrs. Ike Butler was a Portland
visitor last week.
Mrs. Dan Morrison was called
to Lakeview last week by the ill
ness of her niece. She will re
turn this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Collins of
California, called on their aunt,
Mrs. Lulu Collins, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cline and
Tillman Rains, Jr., were Sunday
guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tillman Rains.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carey of
Portland spent Sunday with the
A. E. Careys.
Auburn Women
Name Officers
AUBURN All officers of the
Auburn Woman's club were re
elected at the meeting at the home
of Mrs. Fred Freier Thursday af
ternoon. President is Mrs. Erwin
Sunderlin: vice-president, Mrs,
Stewart Johns; secretary-treasur
r, Mrs. George Starr.
Members voted to Join the Four
Corners Community Center asso
ciation In the fall and appointed
Mrs. X G. Gordy as the club rep
resentative on .the board.
Reports were' given by Mrs.
Sunderlin and Mrs. Arthur Stow
ell of the meeting of the Marion
County Federation of Clubs; at
Mehama. j-
Mrs. Arlo Mcdaln assisted Mrs.
Freier as a hostess. Others present
were Mrs. Loren Richer, Mrs.
Hugh L. Williams, Mrs. William
J. Heppner, Mrs. Leo Sutter, Mrs.
Harry Eckstein, Mrs. M. Eggens,
Mrs. Orval Kennen, Mrs. Gordy,
Sflverton Qub
Hears Officer
numbers. . . , , - -
Robert Miller announced that
the zone picnic will be at Silver
Falls state park, Sunday, May 23.
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Postoffice Receipts
Top Lebanon Records
LEBANON, May 15 Postoffice
receipts at the Lebanon office Con
tinue to break all precedents
with $19,028 in the first four
months, compared to $16,150 for
the same period in 1947, accord
ing to Postmaster Merrill Smith.
April receipts were over 1947
by $5,333 against $3,913.
Smith said there was every in
dication to believe the 1948 total
would substantially surpass last
year's record of $52,213.
SILVERTON Bob Steele, state
policeman connected with game
enforcement in Marion and Polk
counties, was guest speaker at
Wednesday's 'dinner meeting of
Eilverton Lions club. He gave de
tails of the life of a policeman and
urged listeners to obey the laws
In order to preserve the wild life
of the vicinity. He pointed out
that many of the so-called sports
men are ignorant of closed streams
nd varieties of fish.
Frank Doerfler and Arthur L
Davis were guests. Florence Pel
ster, accordion player, gave several
A number of women members
of the M. C. Three Links club,
I OOF, met with Mrs. Chrissie
Henderson Tuesday night. '
Fathers of Boy Scouts met with
the Burtons Tuesday night for a
conference.
E. L. Davis is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Lincoln Henners. He has been
quite ill and Mrs. Henners is car
big for him while bis wife is
teaching. Her school will: be out
next week.
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Remember When
. . . appliances were so hart to find and
when you asked a dealer for a mixer, a
toaster or a waffle iron, he would sav,
"Sorry Madam!"' Well, thev are still
hard to find.
We were 'fortunate enough to have
received a few waffle irons, (.E. Steam
Irons, G.E. Automatic Iron?, percola
tors and several other hard to get items.
We Do Not Save Them
Salem Lighting and Appliance Co.
Senator Bldg.
Phone 9412
236 No. High St.
For Continued
Progressive, Impartial mmd Fair Administration
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FOR MARION COUNTY
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Saturday marked the 30th anniversary of the Inception ef air mall
delivery in the United States, bat It has enly been since December,
141. that Salem has had direct air mall pick ap en United Air
Lines at McNary field. Air mail cost 24 cents per ounce In 1918;
eifht cents per onnce in 1941; and now is only five cents per ounce
with surer and speedier delivery. Shown above is Leonard Odom.
route 9, box 71A. air mall clerk at the Salem postoffice, boldlnr a
pouch Indicating the amount of air mail sent out of Salem each day
early in 1942; while on the bench are four sacks equivalent to each
day's air mail sent out of the Salem postoffice at present. The small
sack represents about five pounds and the others CO pounds.
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Better ways of doing things often develop out of an
exmertyency. A piece of machinery breaks and in the rush
to get it back into operation, emergency repairs are made.
Because of the time element, the most simple and direct
methods are employed. It Is thus that newer and often
better methods are discovered. In our 38 years of opera
tion, we hare learned to solve all sorts' of metal fabrica
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we can build the complete works for a modern, efficient
hop-drying system, nut-grading machinery or the heating
equipment for a lumber kiln. Growth of our firm and its
Tolume of business is a direct result of producing good
metal products and fair dealings with the hundreds of
customers we hare served down through 38 years of
successful operation.
WITHOUT ASHES
One of the Pacific 'furnace models manufactured by W. W.
Rosebraugh Co and distributed locally by us, has no
ash pit. The idea is not new. It was developed from ob
servation that a campfln could be kept burning even for
weeks without an accumulation of ashes, because the
ashes were themselves burned by the fire. In this type of
Pacific furnace there is no wasted fuel. It is one of the
popular wood-burning furnaces for small homes. Thero
are other Pacific models, whether you burn wood, saw
dust oil or coaL Pacifies are built for the maximum in
economy and cleanliness. Some furnaces built and in
stalled by W. W. Rosebraugh Co. 34 years ago are still in
operation. They were built to last even then, and that
policy is still being carried out today. "Built to last" means
fast mat. Call us lor Pacific sales and service.
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It's the smash hit of the year . . . the big socreM story of
1948 . . . the ear that has all America singing its praiseal"'
Everywhere ft goes, the Futuramic Oldsmobile goes over
in a big way. Watch how people gather 'round to inspect
that massive Futuramic front end ... those flowing Futur
amic fenders . . . that smartly tailored Futuramic interior.
Then watch the face of the lucky driver. He's got that
"Futuramic Feeling. It's more than just the smoothness
of a coil -cushioned ride. It's more than just the simplicity
of "no-dutch, no-shift Hydra-Matie Drive. It's even
more than the breath-taking thrill of stepping down
on the accelerator and feeling that surge of power as
W1IIRLAWAY goes Into action. That "Futuramic Feel
ing is a combination of aU these Oldsmobile features
topped off with a goodly measure of pride at driving the
best looking of all the new cars on the roads today I
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