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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1948)
I I 14 Tha Statesman. Salem, Orogoru Wednesday, Oct 13. 1943 Renovation Atlivesley ilding Starts Bu Work was started Tuesday on the $100,000 -alteration project on the around floor of the T. A. Lives- ley building at State and Liberty streets, the future nome ox Ste vens and Son, jewelers. A 25.000 oermit for the first stage of the remodeling job was Issued by the city engineers oi Cce Tuesday to T. A. Livesley, Inc., nf th buildinff. O. W. Ingle is In charge of construction. Stevens firm, now locaiea ai Court st, is expected to move Into its new quartres about January 13. The company will occupy the en. tire 45 by 10O foot grouna space. The remodeling work includes installation of "marie eye" doors. the first in Salem; application of black carrara glass entirely arouno two street sides of the building and installation of 1Z snow win dows and modern glass doors on both sides. . Interior remodeling will entail dropping the high ceiling and in stallation of a huge dome, with indirect lighting, in the center. All partitions on the grouna iioor win t removed, as well as all bank fixtures with exception of the old vault. Other nermits issued by the city engineer Tuesday went to Edward Browning to alter a batnroom ai 398 S .19th st., at a cost of $400, and to Mrs. Art Berry to reroof a house at 745 Trade st-, 173. Brush College Community Club Elects Directors BRUSH COLLEGE Election of three new members to the board of trustees featured .the get to gether meeting of Brush College community club Friday. H. D. Bradrick is president. New mem bers are Lawrence McClure, Mrs. Olive Sargeant and Richard Gar inger. The board of trustees will elect officers before the club meeting in November. Arrangements were made to hold a Halloween party at the schol house October 29 for all age groups. Moving pictures were shown by Otto Roller and musical enter tainment was presented on elec tric guitars by a trio, Marlen Rol ler, Mildred Hagen and Chris Battalion, jr. Broken Aim No 'Break for Southpaw Boy SILVERTON, Oct. 12 Nine-year-old Herman Uselman is car rying his right arm in a sling to night; with two breaks between the wrist and the elbow. But Herman isn't shedding any tears. Instead, he is displaying a little temper. f After school today Herman went over to a neighbor to ride a pony near the football practice field. He was, he explained. cowboy which is more important than football player until the horse hit a bump and knocked me off. Jerry Gastineau, Sflverton high school coach, saw the accident, rushed, to the scene and took the boy, protesting he "Wanted to show ; that horse," to the doctor where the bones were set When told it was too bad that it was his right arm, he readily agreed. The accident doesn't, be complains, even keep him from having to write. He is left handed. 7 Great Grandchildren Visit Salem Heights Man SALEM HEIGHTS - All Of the Great grandchildren, seven in number, were guests of their great grandfather, F. C. Stannard, at his home, 590 East Madrona ave.. Sunday. Present were Gale, 7, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brock' Dixon of Eugene; Janet, 4, and Dickie, 2, with their mo ther, Mrs. Everett Struckmeier of Albany; Johnnie and Car line, 2Vi, twins, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mohr of Salem; and Van, 26, and Stanley, 1, with their mother, Mrs. Robert U'Ren of Berkeley, Calif. Present also were (Mrs. M. E. Pettit of Toledo, and Mrs. R. L. Parker of Newberg, daughters of Mr. Stannard. All had a bountiful dinner and a rollicking good time. especially the kids and their great grandfather. Kiwanis Fetes Dr. Morris Mi J Dr. iHenry E. Morns, past presi dent of ! the Salem Kiwanis club, Tuesday was presented with a certificate of his 25 years' un broken attendance record with the Kiwanis; club. The award was pre sented by Frank B. Bennett, a past district governor of Kiwanis and member: of the Salem club at the club luncheon in the Marion hotel. STATE TREASURER i ELECT A SUCCESSFUL MAN SUCCESSFUL fARMCS 1 fan eeratia twi ItnM at Cwbr. Orcroa. lUCCCOFUL U0ISLATOR ADMINISTRATOR J 5 YIARS President, luu iuu Actlag fltww. Now to third 4-jMr ten aa: Sum Scatter. Twe tmt a tut lotritwr Board. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN. Bask Director. Director Parura Fir Relief Am. Director Ccnby Telephone Assa. P1 Adv.' P. K. Hommood, Chv 421 IW. BrwdHflartlnfy1 ftaarw TXBBETTS To Mr. and Mrs. ZL M. Tibbetts, 399 Misison St., a daughter, Tuesday, October 12, at Salem General hospitaL FETTTT To Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Pettit, 730 N. 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