Valley
Obituaries
Isrraret Ana Hatchinfs
. JEFFERSONFuneral services
were held Saturday from Howell
Edwards Funeral home in Salem
for Margaret Ann Hutching. The
Rev. George - Richardson, pastor
of fee Church ot Christ, officiat
ed. The ashes: win be taken to
Tacoma, '
, A .daughter of John and Naz-
arene ' Downing. - Margaret - Ann
Downing was born at Honey Lake,
Calif., on April 14, 1S64. She was
married to William Hutching in
that state In 1884- She had Jived
in California, Oregon and Wash
ington. . spending the last ' four
ears of her life with her son.
larvln Hutching. and' family,. in
Jefferson,
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DALLAS Anna Klggli, a Dal
las resident for 32 years, died at
a Portland hospital Friday. Born
at Felsberg, Switzerland. Sept. 23,
1885, she -married George Niggli
there in 1894. They came to this
eountry the same year and set'
tied in Silverton. r In 1912 they
moved to Dallas ; where they re
mained until his death in 1944
Recently she had lived in Port
land. Services will" be Tuesday,
March 1 at 1:30 p.m. from Hen
kle-Bollman chapel with the Rev.
Karl Ufer officiating. Burial will
be at Dallas I OOF cemetery. Sur
viving are a daughter, Matilda
Winkelman. Portland, and two
sons. George Niggli. Portland and
Fred Niggli, Monmouth.
Basel Theresa Fully
DALLAS Hazel Theresa Fullv
died Saturday at Dallas hospital
after a short illness. She was
born Aug. 22, 1886 in Portland
and married Edward J. Fully
there on Feb. 20. 1908. They mov
ed to Dallas in 1929. Surviving are
her husband, a daughter, Rita
McFarland, Portland, two sons,
Sdward Fully of Portland and
ernard Fully of McMlnnville,
and a brother. James Forman.
Portland. Recitation of the rosary
will De Monday, March 14 at 8
o.nv. at' Henkle-Bollman ' chaDel
Funeral services will be Tuesday,
:30 a.m. at St. Phillips Catholic
Church in Dallas with Father
Herman officiating. Concluding
services will be at St. James
temetery in McMirmville.
Tugman to Address
School Consolidation
Meeting at Monmouth
. MONMOUTH, March 12 Wil
liam Tugman, managing editor of
the Eugene Register - Guard,-will
be speaker Tuesday at 730 p.' m.
t public meeting on school con-
Elidation in Monmouth Odd Fel
ws hall. It will be sponsored by
onmouth .Luncheon- club and
chamber ef commerce.'- -v
The--meeting will concern pro
posed consolidation ot Monmouth,
Independence and seven nearby
school districts, which will be vot
ed on March 28.- i
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Shewn at work la their new office bonding are employes ef Hoggins Insurance agency. Leaking toward
the structure's front en North Church street, the; picture shews (left to right) Charles II. Hugfins,
manager; Robert Aiken, life Insaranee manaser; Evelyn Duncan. A lire Dahlen. Margaret Skeie. Gladys
Mink, George Iluggins. Jr., salesman; Evelyn Bjelde; Sid Solas, salesman, and E. E. Wiper, office
manager and accountant. (Statesman photo).
Huggins Insurance Agency in
New Building on Church Street
The Huggins Insurance agency is settled into its new building at
373 N. Church st. today, following lastweek ' move from quarters
which it had occupied since the local portion of the firm was estab
lished in 1940.
The reinforced concrete structure, designed by Lyle Bartholomew
and built by Barham Brothers, is modernistic, featuring generous
natural and artificial li f ting.
Private conference rooms are pro
vided, and the building la acous
tically treated.
Off -street parking is available
on the site, attained either from
Church street or from the alley to
the rear.
The agency was established in
1919 in Coos Bay by George C.
Huggins, who was joined by
Charles H. Huggins in 1924. They
purchased the local W. H. Burg-
hardt agency in 1940 and occupied
the former Capital National bank
building. Associated agencies are
also operated in Myrtle Point and
Gold Beach.
Newest addition here is a life
Insurance deportment in charge
of Robert P. Aiken.
SURPRISE PARTY HELD
CLOVERDALE A surprise
birthday party was given last Sun
day afternoon by Mrs. Don Vin
ton, honoring her mother. Mrs.
Bob Hunsaker at her homo here.
Many friends and neighbors drop
ped in for an informal pot-lock
lunch, and afternoon of fun.
Present THE BRISTOL
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PresUeat mi Hrtgrtas
agency Is George C. Haggis.
Coos Bay. who fetwded the firm
la 1919. He J planning a new
batldlag for the eeaet .eJty this
fall. Hvggtas was a state rep
reseataUve freas Coes eeaaty
la 1941-42.
Shrine Chanters to
Feature Portland
Lyric Soprano
Helen Louise Tims, 22-year-old
lyric soprano of Portland, will be
the featured vocalist with 'the Al
Kadar Shrine Chanters at a bene
fit performance in the Salem high
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Physical Testsy
At Schools
To Continue
Physical examinations for base
ball and track tryouts will be
conducted by Marion county
health officer Dr. W. J. Stone
Thursday morning at Parrlsh Jun
ior, high school as part of busy
county health department sched
ule this week
; The" schedule also Includes:
M day Immunizations and
vaccinations for children at the
health department in the Masonic
building, 10 ajn. ' to noon and
from 3 to 3 pjn and immuniza
tion clinic at St Mary's grade
school in Mt. Angel at 9 a.m.
- Tmeaday School clinic for
first and second graders at Aums
ville school. 9 a.m. to noon, and
physical examinations for new
students at Englewood school, 1 :30
to 3:30 pjn.
Wednesday Well baby con
ference at Stayton. 9 JO to 11:30
a.m and immunization at St.
Mary's school. ML Angel, at 9 ajn.
Thursday Well baby confer
ence at health department in the
Masonic building (by appoint
ment). 9:30 to 11:30 am., and
dental clinic for first and second
graders at Bush school, 9 a.m. to
noon.
Friday Dental clinic for first
and second graders at Bush school.
9 a.m. to noon; immunizations and
Vaccinations for adults at the
health department, 10 a.m. to noon
and from 3 to 5 p.m.; child guid
ance clinic at health department
(by appointment), 1 to 3 p.m., and
milk and food handlers' exami
nations, 8:30 a.m. to noon and
from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday Immunizations and
vaccinations for children and
adults at the health department,
9 to 11:45 a.m.
Charles H. Hasfins (above) Is
secretary -treasarer mt Haggtna
Ineasaaee agency and aaaaages
the Salem efflee. which has Jast
sawrad U Its new baildlag ea
North Chareh street. Haggtas) as
cobs sader ef Capital pest 9.
Asaerleaa Legiea. and president
mt the Marlon eeanty Red Cress
chapter.
school auditorium. Friday at 9 p.m.
Proceeds of the program will go
to the Shriners Hospital for Crip
pled Children in Portland.
Miss Tims, a Portland employe
of the Pacific Telephone and Tele
grah company, is a graduate of
the University of Oregon school of
music where she shared leads in
two student musicals. A protege
of Sigurd Nilssen, she has had more
than 10 years of voice thaining.
She entertained at the George
White Servicemen's center In Port
land during the war.
Her part in the Friday night
program will include solo numbers.
Thine Alone and Into the Night,
as well as duet pieces, I'll See You
Again and When You're Away, to
be sung with Walt Mc Kinney of
radio station KOIN. In addition
she will accompany the Chanters
in The Italian Street Song and
My Hero.
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THE BRISTOL is suitable
for a narrow city lot. It has
a plan which calls for only
a 24 foot width. Rooms in
- The Bristol are two bed
rooms, a living room, a
kitchen and a small dining
room. ; i
Overall dimensions of The
Bristol are 24 feet by 38 feet.
There is i fleor area of 912
square feet and a volume of
17.323 cubic feet, including
a fall basmenL
Everything for
Building Your Home
Hardware Lumber
Insulation Doors
Windows Roofing
Building; Materials Competitively Priced
COLGAII LUMBER COMPANY
1020 No. Liberty .
Phone .3-9061
CONGRATULATIONS...
mJGGIIIS IIISUHAIICE
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on tho Oponing of Their
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Consnlt your Agent or Broker You
, . would your Doctor or Lawytr
Uniled Stales Fidelity Ct Gnaraniy Co.
Dallinore, lid.' ;
HUGGINS
TO
IHSURAHCE
hozl Wishes for Continued
Success in Your Nev
Location.
INDEMNITY UNDERWRITERS AGENCY OF
Philadelphia Fire and Harine
Insurance Company
Chamber to Hear
Legislature Report
Report from the two-month-old
session of tho Oregon legislature
will be featured at Salem Cham
ber of Commerce noon forum
luncheon Monday in tho chamber
rooms.
Speakers will be Senate Presi
dent William E. Walsh of Coos Bay
and Speaker of the House Frank
J. Van Dyke of Med ford. Both are
republicans, practicing lawyers and
graduates of Willamette university
law school.
99 Highway,
Group to Meet
Annual business meeting; and
election for Oregon U. S. 99 High
way association, now headed by
Carl W. Hogg of Salem, will be
held here Friday and Saturday.
Open .0 the public, the program
will include dinner at C:30 pjn.
Tho Statesman, ScJem. Oroqron, Suhdar' MarcH iyf
rridJjr ttb lMaritn-.hete.il awWiwajr(
reports, election ana open dis
cussion. Saturday at 10 ajn, r at
the Senator hotel will be a busi
ness meeting with officers, county
courts and chambers of - com
merce. followed by a luncheon at
noon. .
Economic importance of the
tourist trade will be discussed at
the Friday dinner by Manley F.
Robison, director of the state high-
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LAWN SPRgfn.TR
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C S. Whltcomb Co.
PerUand sines 1929. Salem 11X1
Free est. Ph. 47F11 or 1-4J17
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An annonneement of the opening; of a new, modern off Ire would be Incomplete
without a "Thank You" to our many frienda for their gtncroua acceptance of our
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Insurance service sine coming; to Salem nine years ago. Our continuing efforta to be
.of batter service has prompted this expansion and we believe that our confidence
In the future of Salem and the Willamette Valley U wall founded. W cordially Iij
vite your Inspection of our new up-to-date office designed for the efficient hand
ling; of our clients Insurance requirements and we would welcome tht opportunity.
to serve you at our new location.
CHUCK
INSURANCE
S79N. Chare Salem
Offices la i Sales. Oees Bay Myrtle Felat, OeM Beaeh
IHSUBAQ'CR atEEXS
REPRESENTINQ
General of America Companies
Expands to Serve You Better
The GENERAL takes this opportunity to congrat
ulate the Huggins Agency on its new facilities in
Salem and to express its confidence in the con
tinued success of its Salem representative. Your
GENERAL of AMERICA Aent is fully prepared
to handle your insurance requirements for:
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' Un?-fP dwelling an
IlUiaCi t.iUiy: ut
and Content: Personal I.ia-
ito: ArHdrut and Health;
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INt; FOR "VR. V V. K R KI KIKS.
BUSINESS
Tm Dwrllin? and rontet-: rrmrr Spe
f ilni'i rj, - Blunki-t Liability including rev
erjee for employ . triH-ks and autes. alt
rink" protection fur rattle, hersr and farm
niachiixT) C.rouinK t'rop: FIRE IN'Sl'R
WVt: AT A SAVING FOR PREFKRKKI"
RISKS.
Preperty Insursnret Blanket li
ability including rredurtsi
Buine interruption: ProvUlonal Reportinf
Sleek: Plate Clan; Fidelity Bond: Bnlnee
Life Innuranee: Boiler: FIRE INSURANCE
AT A 8AVINO FOR "PREFERRF-O"
RISKS. I
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lillJUalnX Blanket IJabililr Ineludiaf
Prodnrts: Eseewi Third Party Property !
roaee: CeneiHential Vm or I)mif In
eludlnc Machinery Breakdown: Cewtraet
IUxid: FIRE INSl'RANCE AT A SAVLNO
FOR -PREFERRED- RWKJ.
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Best Wishes .
To o Well Established Firm
and a Now Associate
Oobcrl P. ililren
WITH
I Huggins Insurance
Salem
"7.1 N. Church
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HUGGINS
INSUUANCE
SAVINGS
Phone
3-9119
Near Corner Center and Church
Office in: Salem, Coos Bay, Mjrtk Point, Gold Beach
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