The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Sunday, April lOi 19493
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CIRCUIT COURT
tvejyn cstner wmtmaKer vs
Robert Fred Whitmaker: Suit for
divorce charging cruel and inhu
man treatment asks for custody of
a minor child. Married June 4
1942, at Fort Lewis, Wash.
Ida A. Newton vs. William L.
Newton: Defendant files answer
admitting and denying and in
cross - complaint for divorce
charges cruel and inhuman treat
162 Children in
County Aided
By Chest Fund
In 1948, 162 Marion county
children received 21,250 days of
care from child-caring agencies
assisted by funds from the Ore
gon Chest, L. A. Warner, presi
dent, has announced.
About 40 per cent of the cost
of care is carried by the Oregon
Chest from contributions by Mar
ion county residents. Tremendous
population increases, and the re
sultant social problem, are adding
to the expense of such services,
Warner said.
Child-caring agencies partici
pa ting in the Oregon Chest are the
Albertina Kerr home. Boys and
Girls Aid society, Catholic Chari
ties Children's bureau, Christie
Home for Girls, Our Lady of Prov
idence nursery, St. Mary's Home
lor Boys, St. Rose Industrial
school. Children's Farm home.
Salvation Army White Shield
home. Volunteers of America
Mothers' and Children's home and
the Waverly Baby home.
C. H. Gueffroy, Gas
Firm Executive,
Formerly of Salem
He is now in New York on busi
ness but will return to bis home
Charles H. Gueffroy of Port
land, elected last week to the pre
sidency of Portland Gas and Coke
company, is a brother to A. A.
Gueffroy, Dr. H. A. Gueffroy, Mrs.
red Gahlsdorf and the Rev. W. A.
Gueffroy, a retired minister, all
of Salem.
The new executive attended
grade school in Salem and then
went to Nebraska with his par
ents. He served on the Mexican
border in 1910 with the U. S. army
and later in world War I. He re
tured to Portland and has been
with the gas company the past 30
years.
in Portland soon. He also has three
brothers in California, Iowa and
South Dakota.
Fleas, which have extraordinary
leaping powers, travel tail first and
land facing the direction from
which they came.
ment and asks that plaintiffs for
mer name of Ida A. Hochstetler
be restored.
Ruby L. and Walter Brisbin vs
C. J. Montag and. others: Amend
ed complaint filed in suit seeking
to collect $2,500 for alleged auto
collision.
Wesley A. Hill vs. Gladys Lucil
le Hill: Suit for divorce charging
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
for custody of two; minor children.
Married Fb. 6, 1942, at Vaneou
ver, WashJ
probate; court
Charles Etheridge guardianship
estate: Order waives inventory and
appraisement and fixes allowance.
DISTRICT; COURT
Clayton Roberts, 1140 Shipping
st., and Richard Strawn, Salem
route 5, charged jointly with lar
ceny, both' bound over to grand
Jury after waiving preliminary
hearing; Roberts posted $750 ball
and Strawn $500.
A. R. Sours, 2190 Breyman st.,
charged with dumping rubbish on
a public road, fined $50 and costs.
Locke Jacobs, 1150 Vista ave..
charged with failure to procure a
dog license, continued for plea to
April II; posted $25 balL
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Valentine Schaaf, 26, carpenter,
Eugene, and Clara Jean Pubola, 21,
nurse, Salem.
Stanley Sevey, 23, woolen mill
employe, Aumsville route 1, and
Alfreda Kenley, 19, waitress, Sa
lem route 8, box 107.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Donald Earl Bailey, 178 f . 17th
st, reckless driving, fined $50 and
driver's license revoked for 30
days.
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