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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1949)
IS The Statesman, Salem, Owqon. Tu day, April 28. 1949 VallDey Mews EBuriielis ! Turner Mrs. William Johnson (the former Edith Boyer) and daughter arrived here last week from California to visit with her mother, Mrsv Margaret Boyer. Orchard Heights E.- J. DeWitt, former Orchard Heights resident who suffered a stroke recently, has recovered sufficiently enough to leave bed. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt now are making their home in West Salem. Popcorn Mr. and Mrs. Curt Miller, Highland, Kan., have been visiting at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Withers and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Simmons. Orchard Heights Frank Wilson has received word of the death of bis twin brother, Fred, in Casey, Iowa. Wilson will be 81 on May 30. Jefferson Mrs. Chris Farmen was hostess to the Willing Work damaged during the freezing and thawing of last winter. May 3 is the deadline set for receiving peii- 155 N Liberty Phone 3-3191 tions for street irrjpro vements to be made this summer The coun-i cil has formally accepted the im- provements on North lst, Gatch and Oak streets Wood burn Election of officers ! will be held today at meeting of the Woodburn Parent-Teachers as- ! sociation at the high school. Mem- ! bers of the nominating committee I appointed by President Lyman i Seely are Howard Quigley, Mrs. Lyman Seely and Mrs. Mary Ble- vans. Installation May meetings twill be at the t i ers club at a business session and quilting party last week in her borne at Looney Butte. Hayesville Mrs James Sump ter, co-operator of the Friendly Farm restaurant, is recovering sat isfactorily in Salem General hos pital from a blood infection. May nard Cothren is in the same hos pital for observation. Mrs. Scottie Smith is confined at her home with arthritis, and will welcome visit ors. Gervais The St. Rita Altar so ciety will sponsor a benefit card party at Sacred Heart hall Sunday night at 8 p.m. Proceeds will be used for eauiDDine the school grounds. Mrs. Martin Seifer is j chairman of the committee in I charge of the event. Gervais The Gervais Women's Fireman auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Lige Eaton Thursday night. Plans were discussed .for sponsor ing a teen-age dance weekly at the fire hall. H'oodburn A meeting of pro perty owners along East Lincoln street will be -called shortly, ac cording to plans of the city council, to discuss the necessity of improv ing the street which was seriously West Salem Fivje members of Kingwood post 81, American Leg ion, and the auxiliary attended the district American Legion confer ence in New berg Sunday. were Mr. and Mrs post commander j commander respecfi Mrs. O. B. Long Moberly. Turner Members of Victoria chapter. Order of! Eastern Star, will observe the 4th anniversary of the chapter Wednesday night. Going Guy Hastings, and auxiliary ively, Mr. and and Mrs. iva Past matrons will the meeting. be honored at British Ga Off Ratib LONDON. Aprilj 25-P-Candy came off the ratiojn Sunday aft er seven dreary yjjars. This was big news among thfe youngsters of Britain today. " j The confectioners' windows looked wonderful. J Some large carjdy companies were remembering that, while the ration ticket is in trje discard, quite a few children havjen't got a sav ings bank to raid. So. all around the country, thousands of pounds of candv were disfributed free. " Valley Obituaries Clara Mao March Sweet Home Funeral serv ices were held at the Howe-Huston funeral home Sunday for Claia Mae March, 78, who died at her home here Friday morning follow ing a short illness. Interment wa In the IOOF cemetery in Lebanon. Clara Mae Proctor, daughter of Joseph and Adeline Proctor, was born Oct. 2, 1870 at Knowlton. Wis. On March 27, 1887 she was married to Herbert F. March at Sherman, Wis. Coming to Oregon In 1900, the couple lived in various communities while Mr. March as engaged in the lumber business. The couple came to Sweet. Home five years ago where they have since resided. On March 20, they observed their 62nd wedding anni versary at the home of their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houck. She is survived by her husband. Herbert F. March; one daughter, Mrs. Leda A. Houck, Sweet Home, and one son Chester H. March, Portland. Other survivors are a brother, Grant March, Leaburg; a sister, Hattie March, Sheridan; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. streAmiIner EMPIRE BUILDER GfMf MoriLra' frmrfur Trafa Chicago m jus two nights away from Portland on tho fleet new Empire Builder. For only $2.13 inore than a standard Pullmaa lower berth, on joy tho privacjf and comfort f a Duplex-Roomette. Inn totfoW WV tM. tar inormation it mm iifmn C. L. BukIhopv Trxet. PaatAAgrnt 07 8. W. WMh.srtoo St. Portland 6. 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