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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1948)
Meat Plant Takes Shape r mi A r r Within one month of completion is reconstruction of this Salem Meat company plant at 25th and Mission streets, owned by G. C. Pomeroy of Salem. Work has been held up by weather, bat Pomeroy hopes to begin slaughtering and processing- operations during January. New equipment has already arrived, including- a new compressor. The old plant, at that time owned by Ernest M. Crystal, was laregly destroyed by fire on the morning- of September 10. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman staff photographer). Silverton James Rinehart Met xler, seamon apprentice, USN, son of Rinehart Metzler of star route, Silverton, is serving aboard the light cruiser USS Pasadena, unit of Task Force 38, now undergoing at Intensive training in Western Pa cific and China sea area. Lebanon Valentine Gordon Benz, electronic technician, second class, USN, son of Mrs. L. W. Bey er of 521 West Sherman St., Leb anon, has completed instruction at the electronics school, on Treasure Island, San Francisco- Benz entered the naval service Aug. 28, 1947, and received his recruit training at San Diego. Turner Arnold William Karlin, fireman, USN, son of Mrs. Helen Karlin of route 1, Turner, is serv ing aboard the light cruiser USS Pasadena, a unit of Aask Force 38, which is undergoing an intensive training period in the Western Pa cific and the China sea area. Dallas Lorin Hildreth Atkins, Journalist, third class, USN, son of Mrs. Violet Mae Atkins of Dallas, is with Task Force 38, now under going intensive training in Western racixic and trie China sea area. Popcorn Mr. and Mrs. Armon McDowell have moved from West Salem to their new residence in this community. Orchard Heights Mountain View school Christmas program will be held Wednesday, Decem ber 22 at 8 pan. Macleay School Christmas program will be presented by ; Macleay school, Tuesday, Decern- ber 21 at 8 pjn. at the school house. Four Corners Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Friesen and daughter, Marsha, have moved to the Joe Hershfelt residence, 80 South El ma eve. They came here recently from Port Townsend, Wash. Popcorn School Christmas pro gram will be held Thursday, De cember 23 at 8 p.m. Santa Claus is to be present to distribute treats. Four Corners House guest of the A. . LaBranches, is her moth er, Mrs. W. A. King. Four Corners . Shirley Lukins, 115 N. Lancaster, drive, is home for the holiday vacation from the University of Oregon. Central Howell- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schar are parents of a son, Jason Blair, born December 18 at Salem General hospital. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Schar and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Simmons, sr., all of this commun ity. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kaser of Hermiston are at her fa ther, Fred Knight's for the win ter, and plan a trip to Los Angeles in January. Kaser managed a large hopyard of which he is part owner, in the Hermiston region. Jefferson Grade and high school pupils will unite for a Christmas program at the school gym Thursday, December 23, at & p.m. The program will be short and consist of musical numbers. Gervais Garden Oub Holds Holiday Party GERAIS Carols and a Christ mas party were held by the Gar d n Club members at Mrs. Fred Mannings Thursday, December 16. Guests were Mrs. Rose Potter of Forest Grove and Mrs. M. A. Phil lips of Brooks. Members present were Mes dames: Ernest Andres; B. B. Bar ner; Emil Ronner; Martin Seller; Henry Steger; Frank Adelman; Laird Kaup; Merle Lucas; Frank Holoubek; C. L. Jorgensen; John Henny; Wilbur Dodd H. E. Nibler; Joseph Henny; Anthony Duda; An na McGuire; Dorothy Zielinski, Serena Manning. Molalla Wixed Chorus Will Present Program MOLALLA, Dec. 20 The 70 voice hight school mixed chorus together with the high school band both directed by E. B. Jensen, Mo lalla high school music director, will present a program of Christ mas music Wednesday, December 22, at the high school auditorium. HOLIDAY OBSERVED SWEGLE Edina Lane Exte sion unit met with Ellaree Mor ton, December 15, for a Christmas party. -Singing of carols and the playing of games occupied meb bers with exchange of gifts an added feature. Have the pleasure and satisfac tion of selecting the gem of your choice, style and size from our unrivaled supply of unmounted stones. Now includ ing TOPAZ (the November Birthstone), AmethystJ, Gar nets, Aquamarine, Zircons, Sapphires, Rubies, Diamonds and many others. Jewelry mounting and repair work. V. D. HILL AGATE & GEM SHOP Importers and Cutters 99-E and Lancaster Dr. Phone 2-1369 (Open from 1 to 9:30 pjn.) ; Valley Obituaries Infant Food Warmers Woodry Furniture Co, 474 So. Commercial uaassxsMWfiacsaasa&ene&s:! Jesus Name - Pentecostal Church 1175 Lb wis Street Salem, Oregon Two Evenings of Special Services with Rev. and Mrs. Hull from Palestine Tuesday High!, 7:30 - Subject "Israel's Awakening" Wednesday High!, 7:30 Jewish-Christian Mass Meeting Snbjeci - "The Arab-Jewish Conflict thru Ihe Eyes of the Prophet" A cordial welcome to all. B. V. SITTSER, pastor. 155 N. Liberty Telephone 3-3191 FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING CONVENIENCE OTA W OiEK jananr Til P.H. STORE HOURS-DEC. 17 THRU DEC. 23 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. STORE HOURS - FRIDAY. DECEMBER 24 ' 9:30 AM. to 5:30 PJM. feter Flechlnger MT. ANGEL, Dec. 20 Funeral services for Peter Flechinger, 95, who died Sunday at Providence hospital in Portland, will be held at 8:15 Wednesday morning from St. Mary's church with burial in Calvary cemetery. He came to this country when 18 years old from Germany where he was born Oct. 22, 1853. He lo cated first In Wisconsin and home steaded later near Peola, Wash. He was married in Wisconsin to Katherine Quick who died in 1934. The family came to Mt Angel in 1908 and have lived here since then. Survivors are seven children, 32 grandchildren and 16 great grand children. They are Sister Mary Hilda, Convent Queen of Angels, Mrs. Teresa Wolf, Mt. Angel; Henry of Genese, Ida.; George and Joseph, both of Clarkston, Wash.; Frank, Hubbard, and Mrs. Marie Antoine, of Mt Angel; two brothers, Michael, of Pomeroy, Wash, and Hubert, of Lewiston, Ida. Wilton Lafayette Harrison WOODBURN, Dec. 20 Funeral services for Wilton Lafayette Har rison, 74, route 2, Wood burn, who died in an Oregon City hospital Mqnday, will be held Wednesday, December 22, from Ringo's Funeral chapel at 2 p.m. Burial in Belle Passi cemetery. He had lived on Elliott Prairie for the last 13 years, coming from Minnesota where he was born at Chatfield, Jan. 1, 1874. Survivors are the widow, May A. Harrison, two sons, Merton H. Harrison, and Ealph W. and a daughter. Hazel May Tsylor, all of Woodburn; route 2. a brother, Reuben A. Harrison of Chatfield, Minn, and four grandchildren. Almost 13,000,000 people live in the New York metropolitan area, at least three million more than live in Greater London. Jefferson Taxes CardTablesSlO i JEFFERSON Jefferson will tax card tables" $10 a year, shuffle boards and pool tables,. $30 per year each. The city council voted to allow beer to be served in the card and pool rooms if according to state laws. Pool rooms may be open from noon on Sundays, but card tables are closed to playing all day Sundays. Gilbert Hoevet, firechlefs re quest to remove the partition in the fire building on Main street, making it easier to get the fire truck in and out of the building, and for a "no parking" zone In front of the building, were granted. The council also agreed to a blanket plan of insurance on city buildings, insuring all for a term of five years for the price of three. - r m The Statesman. Salem, Ortgon, Tuesday. December 11. 1 9433 Central Hotcell Annual Family Party Is Held ! CENTRAL HOWELL The W. A. Roth and C. L. Simmons families gathered at Roth's Sunday for their annual dinner and Christmas party. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Beach, Portland; Mr. and Mrs Leonard Roth and Allan; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simmons, jr, and Paula; Robert Roth, Ervin Roth, Max Simmons; Jerry West, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Simmons, sr., Mr. and Mrs. W. A- Roth. ; Kelzer Christmas program fol lowing a no-host dinner will com plete the year's activities for Kei zer grange. Members, their fami lies and invited guests will have dinner at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday, De cember 21. Program is directed by Mrs. F. E. Wolf, Mrs. F. S. Mc Call and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hutchings. The Italian population of New York City is 1,095,000, almost as great as the Italian population of Rome. ;i ' ; Quilted I Satin and Velvet ROBES Zipper Front and Wrap Around Hostess Gown Smart Shop US N. 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