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1 ; i i " A Lot of People Had a Great Time at the Polk County Fair Hi Statesman, Satan Prsfjo& Saturday. August 27. lHS-r-$ IPimMii IHLeeoFtills V DISTRICT MEET HERE Tint congressional district coun cil of Townsend clubs will meet Sunday at 10:30 a.m in Mayflower hall, 2135 Fairground rd. A busi ness session will precede a no host luncheon at noon. Speaking and a program, are slated for the afternoon. Karakul Karpet It's new, it's re versible, it's 100 virgin wool and woven through and through, only J4.85 sq yd. Ph. J-7643 or 3-3364 Insured savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association, 360 State st "MURPHY CHANGES FIRM Notice of retirement from the assumed business name of M and M garage was filled Friday with Marion county cleric by Olell Ma thews and Archie Murphy. At the same time Archie and Oleta Murphy filed an assumed business name certificate for Murphy's Richfield service at Wood burn. More freshly killed young turkeys to fry or bake. 9c lb. C. S. Orwig 4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128. Peaches $1.00 to' $2.50 bushel. 1 mile out Wallace Rd. M. P. Adams. Ph. 2-2216. Chicken in the basket, French fries, home made rolls, butter and jam. $1.25. The Colonial House, 4 mi. south on 99E. ' CONSTABLE RESIGNS . Resignation of Peter J. Burger as constable for . the Mt. Angel justice of the peace district, a post he has held for the past 2Vfe years, was submitted Friday to Marion county court. Burger said the pressure of business would cease him to quit effective September 1. Federally Insured Savings Cur rent dividend 2. See First Federal Savings First 142 S. Lib erty. Phone 3-4944. Tomatoes, sweet and flavorful, you pick $1 bu. Phi Jeff. 504. Hol man's at Midway on old Jeffer son Highway. All turkey help report to work Wed., Aug. list at 8:00 A. M. Mar lon Creamery St Poultry Co. PICNIC WELL ATTENDED Approximately 125 persons at tended Thursday night's picnic at Paradise Islands sponsored by Sa lem Alumni of Willamette Un iversity. The group approved by laws for the new organization. President Ervin W. Potter announ ced appointment of Edith Fairham of Salem, class of 1949, as chairman of a committee to aid with campus Homecoming plans. - Rummage sale,-Fri, Aug. 18. 141 S. Winter. Imp. Elbert a peaches now ready. Kron's Orchard. 1 mi, out Wal lace Rd. Rt 1, Ph. 2-6361. Crater Lake - a beautiful picture entirely made by New Home Sew ing machine on display today at Ralph Johnson Appliances, $55 Center. . Imp. Elberta peaches now ready. Kron's Orchard. 1 mi. out Wal lace Rd. Rt 1, Ph. 2-6361. Salem Obituaries KOL1C Tina Paulin Roli. lat resident of 2200 S. 12th it . at a local hospital, Ausuit 23 at the ace of "S years. Surv iving are tix children. Philip Rolie. Salem; Ruben Polie. Portland: Jay Roll and Mn Kap.tola HaaKenaun. Coif an, N D : Mr. Adolph Haagensun, Fortuna, N. D : and Mn. Thora Gard ner, Cnwfordiville. Ore : a titter. Mrs. Petro Zaback. Burgon. N. D : and two brother.- Gunerlous Gunderaon. Col fan. N. D . and Carl Gunderaon. West minister. B. C. Announcement of aerv ices later by W, T. Rigdon chapel. CaU'M Bert Crum. late resident of 107S Rue tt . West Salem, in this city August S3 at the age of 61 yeara. Surv iving are the widow. Violet Cruin, West Salem; three children. Betty Jean Crum, Billie Bert Stafford and Mildred M. Drager, all of Salem: three broth era, Elwin. Ralph and Burl Crum. all of Salem: a sifter, Mrs. Gertrude Knox, Livingston. Mont.: and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 30 pm. Saturday, August 17. at the W. T. Risdon chapel with the Rev. Walter Naff officiating. Conclud ing services in the City View cemetery. KALLMORGAN Mrs. Therma Kallmorgan. late rei dertCof 159 fisher rd.. at a local hospital August 24. Survived by huvband. Louts T. Kollmorgan of Salem: a daughter. Karen Dene Kollmorgan of Salem: i sister. Mist Thyra Mattewman of Chi sago, and two brothers, Aubrey Dale Mattewman of Streator, III., and Cyril Dene Mattewman of Olympia. Wash. Services will be held at the,CkHigh Barrtck chapel Saturdav. Augurt 27. at 10:30 a m. with Rev. George S. Swift officiating. Interment in Belcrett Me morial park. ACHESOV Lee Wallace Acheron, at the resi dence. IMS S. Church St.. August 25. at the age of 76 years. Surviving are the widow. Mrs Sadie Marie Acheson, Salem: a daughter. Mrs. Lor a life Stev ens. Richmond. Calif ; two sons, Alfred Acheson. Albany, and. Wayne Acheson. Washington: a step-daughter, - Mrs. Opal Martin, Portland: twj step sons. Claire and Vera Anderson, both of Los Angeles: three grandchildren and seven R res t-f rand children. Services will be eld Saturdav, August 27. at 2 30 p.m. at the Clou sh-Bar rick chapel with the Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating. In terment at City View cemetery. SCHMIDT j Martha Evelyn Schmidt. late resident f 418 S. 4th st , August 24 at CorvaUw. Surviving are the widower. Jacob Schmidt. Salem: two daughters. Mr. Ella Goerten. West Salem, and Mrs. Doris Barksdale. Sherwood: four bro thers. Henry, Beter. Frarier, Mont.: Harrv Beier. Tampa, Kan.; Leland Bet. r. West Salem, and Earl Beier. Port land; two sisters. Mrs. Nettie Gerries. Mt. Lake. Minn and Mrs. Helda Mar-t-n. Frailer. Mont., and two grand children. Announcement ef services lat er by the W. T. Rigdon chapel. KING Ethel King, late resident of Central Point. Ore., in this city. August 28, Announcement of service late by the W. Rigdon chapeL GINHOLD , Carlton A. Gir.hold. late resident of 27a5 Pioneer dr.. died In Linn county. August 26. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Marie Gihhold. Salem: sister. Gertrude .Robichaud. Dover Tox Craft. Me.: two brothers, George Ginhold. Plymouth. Mass.. and Roland Ginhold. B.ockton. Mass. Announcement of ser vices late by the Clouxn-Barricft chap- Exp. lady bookkeeper & typist for general office work In small busi ness. Perm, postion for right per son. State qualifications & refs. Box 979 Statesman, I Dancing tonlte at the Cottonwood. Music by "URS" Wolfers Orches tra. 9:30 to il aun. j i i;- KINDERGARTEN NAMED 1 Merry Cherry kindergarten is the assumed business name filed Friday with Marion county clerk by Robert H and Dorothy V. Hen nen, 410 N. 22nd st M a- ! Landscaping and designing. No job too large or too small. F. A. Doer fler and Soils Nursery, 150 N. Lan caster Dr. i 4 Corners. P, 2-1322 See the beautiful needlework art display today at Ralph f Johnson Appliances.; Every piece rnade on a New Home Sewing Machine. 355 Center. i i i ! ; WCOF cooked7 food St apron sale Sat at Elfstrom's. M f '- 5 HAILING PERMITS GIVEN Marion county court Friday granted permits for hauling of loads over Specified county roads, to Cummirlgs and Hawle:f, Brooks route 1, for peppermint vats, and to Roy Jaeobson, Silverton route 1, for logs. : I . i u Dancing toriite at the Cottonwoods. Music by "URS'' Wolfefa Orches tra. 9:30 to 1 a m. , Air-Steamship tickets anywhere. Kugel, 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol St. ' i . MAGEE ARRESTED S Rupert SimsMagee, 1465 Brey roan st., was arrested by city po We Friday afternoon on a charge of reckless driving with liquor in volved. He is being held in the city Jail in lieu of $100 bail. The Flower Basket. 2-4802. Do your home canning the low cost, easy way. Hi Blundell's Kahning Ki tchen. 13jh St Wilbur. Phone 3-3582. 4 -S 1 RETURNED TO COAST Jack Lewis Bywater, Gates, was taken from Marion county cus tody Fridiy by Deputy Sheriff W. R. Tindall of Lncoln county to answer to' a charge of larceny by bailee. He was arrested Thurs day by state police. Dear Customer, Insist on your con tractor St 'carpenter using the fin est old growth, vertical grain, yel low fir finish Ibr. in Salem. On hand at Dick Meyer Lbf. Co. Ph. 3-4939, 25Lana Ave. Have you placed your bid at Broadwaj Appliance's telephone sale? Famous name brands ap pliances .selling at your price Where? 433 Court St. Ph. 2-1565 Results of 4-H Comity Show Judging Listed (Story also on page one) The Marion county 4-H show ended Friday night wjth a fat stock sale, after three days of judging exhibits and members of the variojus 4-H clubs 'participat ing in the competition. Kesults of judging announced Friday included: Herdsnjanship: 1 Biisy Beefers (led by Claude Bufordjf, 2 Rick ey Dairy club (led by Betty Vogt). 3 Milkers of Tomorrow (led by Donald Bassett). I Livestock showmanship win ners: Beef, Bob Bannick; hogs, Howard Watts; sheep, erry Wip per; dairy, Martin Boehme (1st) and Bett Jean Vogf (2nd). Dairy h winners: Jersey. Betty Jean Vgt; Guernsey, Vernon Rouse: Holstein, Francis Marlaet; Ayrshire Martin Boehme; Short horn, Jim Adams;, Red poll, Leon ard Hanjmer. 5 Livestock demonstration: 1 Pa tricia Hennies and Carpi Newkirk, fitting and showing sheep; 2 Karleen jDrager and Shirley Hen nies, care and feeding of sheep. Canning judging teams: 1 Lois Holmquist and Sally Klein, both of Aumsville; 2 Carol Earnest and Ine Zumstein, bolh of Rob erts; 3--Sidney Better Canners tied witr Jolly Five of Keizer. Naval Reservists Leave for Seattle . l Latest'contingent of Salem naval reervists to take the annual cruise this year left Friday; night for Seattle, where they will embark today on the destroyed USS John W. Thomason. The two -weeks cruise ii-ill take therii two San Franciscb,: liberty port! The seven men in the group are QMQ 3fc William A.I Erwin. SR Farrel E. Seeley. ET 3c Stuart C. Sneed, SR Harold E. k Curtis, SA Alan C. Coudy, SR Thomas Hoov er and SR John W. Farmer. Births GORDON To hit. and Mrs. Bruce G. Gordon, 2145 Byron sL, 1 son, 'Thursday, August 25, at Salem General hospital. TRIPLET To Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Triplett. Salem route 2. a daughter, Friday, August 26, at Salem General hospital. OWE ALL To Mir. and Mrs. William; O'Neall, 1985 N. 5th sL, a daughter. Friday, August 26, at Salem General hospital. FrOMIG To Mr. arid Mrs. Ben Romig, t5020 Joan dr..' a son, Fri day; August 26, at Salem General hospital. j i DETTEr! To Mjr. and Mrs. Donald JM. Detter, 64.VBibier St.. a son, Friday, August 26, at Salem General hospital. . STEIRS To Mr. and Mrs. James S. Steirs, 225 Cfimmings ln a son, Friday, August 26, at Salem General hospital. P ' IT- - i 'TV"? . i ,. S. . ' .-- -, .. .. : ., I - ... .- i , --. - - ;r ' .s v - - . a? vi? wn' tiamij-.?) '- m .usiry.'i" "raji--ai ' , i .- .aaaai . r a i n n - -mm j . k r I 1 ' --its t 1 MONMOUTH. Aug. 26 Three-year-old Jeannie Leth was of the opinion that her 12-year-old brother. -Robert, couldn't fit his show animals properly, for the Polk county fair, without her help. She is pictured (top lett) looking ever the Hampshire ewe which Rob ert showed to win the sheep showmanship ribbon. Both are chil dren of. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leth of Monmouth. Grain exhib- itors also were popular with the men at the Polk county fair this week. In the picture at top right are (from left to right) Frank Aalip. Dallas: Paul Riley, Monmouth; Cary GiUon, Perrydale and 3 FFA Youths Recommended For Degrees Three Future Farmers of Amer ica members from Oregon have bten recommended to receive the organization's highest degree, the American Farmer, at the .national convention in Kansas City, Mo., next October, Ralph L. Morgan, state supervisor of agricultural education announced here Friday. They are Lee Barnes, route 3 Silverton; Lawrence Ellis Fisher, route 1, Sublimity, and Daryl E. VanCleave, route 7, Salem. Barnes and Fisher are members of the Silverton chapter. It has been recommended by national officers that 237 boys re ceive the degree. Each degree win ner will receive a certificat and gold ky from the FFA organiza tion and a $25 check from the Future Farmers of America foun dation. Boring Optical Firm to 'Move The Boring Optical company will move early in October to a new building now being construct ed at 12th and Center streets. The new structure is owned by C. E. Hald who is erecting it for Dr. E. E. Boring who has been lo cated at 383 Court st. since coming to Salem five years ago. Area Acts to Blork Beer License Evidently working on the "ounce of prevention-' adage, 57 residents of the area north and east of the state hospital filed Friday with Marion county court a petition ex pressing opposition to granting of iy license for saie of beer or other liquors in the vicinity. No request for such a license had been filed. The area is bounded roughly, by Center street. Park and Knox av enues and Edina lane. Residents said the petition was preventive, after it was heard that. a neigh borhood store might apply for a beer license. Detroit Dam News Starts Publication First edition of a ' new weekly newspaper for the North Santiam canyon, the. Detroit Dam News, was published Thursday, with Mrs. H. H. (Dva) Patten, Gates, as editor and manager. It is printed by Satm Shopping News. W. H. Henderson, Salem pub lisher, said the four-page paper would be mailed to all residents of the canyon area. Improved Hales r Pick Your Own $1 Box Bring Your Container j AT . ' , I Morion Tomphins j On Grand Island Tak Wallace Boad ' Bring the Cds and a Lunch Hare a Good Time ' t ,i ' 'sji k t i aw 1 v" f .- .. mifi. ' s vT wM.T. Stewart Wins Showmanship Award Again at Polk Fair MONMOUTH, Aug. 26-(Special)-Sam Stewart of Rickerall won the Lyle Knower dairy showmanship trophy today for the third consecutive year st the Polk county fair and now has permanent pos session of the award. The three-day fair will close Saturday with judging of 4-H club horses this morning. 1 First olace winners in the 4-H dairy; contest today included: Holstein Junior heifer ralf. RoLand Roeers of Independence, senior heifer calf. Donald Barendricht of Rickreall: yearling heifer, producing cow and champion holstein of the Show, all Roland Roeers Jersev Junior heifer calf. Sam Ste wart of Rickreall: senior. Ronnie Pru itt of Independence, and yearling. Dick Loy f Independence; producing cow. Stewart. Guernsey Junior heifer calf. Wayne McMdrris of Salem route 8; senior. jimmy neea m sntrioin iuuit 1. y- Iinsr. Eddie Thompson of Dallas, and producing cow. Clifford Thompson of For all other breeds the winning gr, First place awards in the no( con - tent include' Chester White Junior gilt. Marvin Bixnrt of Monmouth: fat hoc. James Kmkaid of Salem route I. Duroc Junior gilt. Roland Rogers and fat hog. lot I. Leslie Peterson of Independence, and lot 2. Bruce Flam- ing of Monmouth. ... . DalST5 ' .irv.nj.nKen 01 First place award for swine show- manshtp went to Bruce Flaming of Monmouth. In She Future Farmers divifion con tests, first place award? include: Heifer calf. Bert Copp of Dallas: heifer lot 2. Harrv Gillam of Dallas. Ewe lambs, lot 1. Conrad Hamman of Independence; lot J. Ancil Swain of Independence; ram lamb, Conrad Ham man.. Hogs, lot 1 sow. Jerry Nave of Perry dale. Poultry Light hens. Harry Gillam of Dallas: heavy hens. Kelley Berqutst of Rickreall. Farm construction. Wayne Hieben thal pf Dallas: large construction. Bert Copp of Dallas, and repair construc tion.! Wayne Hiebenthal A special award in the Camp Fire girl display ent to Vada Dell Hassler of Monmouth. Other juvenile contests blue1 ribbon awards were made for best mechanical device. Gary Wiens of Dallas: hobby collection. Faith Crispin of Monmouth t horses I and bird house, Betty Clin of Monmouth. ... Blue ribbon awards in the fine arts division arranged by Mrs. Pearl B. Heath of Monmouth included arrange ment of fruit. Mrs. Grace Sacre of Monmouth and Mrs. Velma Riley of Monmouth: corsages. Mrs. N. Baker of Dallas and Mrs. C. O. Sloper Of Inde pendence: table centerpiece. Mrs: Ba ker and Mrs. Riley; buffet ai rarigement. Mrs. M. Focht of Salem route 1, man tel arrancement. Mrs. Baker; coffee table arrangement. Mrs. Baker; fresh flower arrangement. Mrs. Claude Hoi smgton of Dallas :oil paint. ng, marine, Charles Smith of Monmouth, and ani mal study. C. Gundlach of Salem route 1; amateur photography. WUmer Pow ell pf Dallas route 1. Walter Heck of Monmouth, and Mrs. E. Stebbina of Monmouth; metal craft. M. Osborne of Monmouth. Charles Smith of Mon mouth. ' and J. L. Johnson: plastics. Elnore Peterson of Rickreall: ieather work. David Atwater of Monmouth hobbies, M. Ocht of Salem route 1 and Mrs. G. Johnson. Dallas route: I. Awards for the booth displays were Monmouth civic club. Polk county WCTU and Monmouth Thimble club. Community booths who took prizes were Mt. Pisgah Farmers Union, first: Buena Vista Farmers union.; second; Monmouth Grange, third: Pioneer Com munity club, fourth, and Lurkiamute Farmer Union and Parker Women's club, both fifth. ". i Minnows breathe 150 times minute. -J - - r v ri" U M I f v I 1 '-' I sim -i 1 fcasjri jv if fc iiiTi tai fcihaai g 1 sssVr ) r'iiii'sjgiriaaaaaMaaaaa Tiimmmmmmmmmmfwma"- Lester Cline, Independence.; admiring a fine exhibit of White Hol land wheat. Mrs. Percy Lamb (lower left), secretary of thee Mt. Pixgah Farmers Union of Monmouth, accepted the purple ribbon for her group after it won top place among the nine community booths. At lower ritht. Willard Emerson, Sheridan, is pictured giving, his Hereford the finishing; touches before bringing him into the show ring where a half hour later Willard won champion beef showmanship with this animal (Larsen Photos for The Statesman.) Approval of 2 Subdivision Plats Granted Approval for two new subdivi sion plats was granted Friday by i , ,- , ,., ., ! M.non County court One of the plats is Piedmont 'subdivision of Ewald Fruit Farms the east side of Liberty road. I , it includes Vine street and Seneca avenue. The tiling was made by Robert B. and Adele M. Putnam and Frank E. and Emma C. Halik. W. F. and Clara Weddle filed the plat for Oakdale. along the j Buena Vista ferry road northwest ,0, Jefferson ,t ,ncIudw ! Pine, Maple and Oak streets, j West Salem Lions Donate to Drive WEST SALEM, Aug. 26WThe West Salem Lions club last night voted a $25 subscription for the Salem Hospital Development pro gram, as plans for the coming year were outlined. A club picnic was set for Sun day arternoon. September 11, at Paradise Islands. Regular dinner meetings will resume Thursday, September 14, under the presi dency of Junior Eckley. CASH for CON We are still buying Green Fir Seed Cones at the Woodseed Dryer, on the old highway south of Salem. $1.50 - 2.00 - 2.50 Per Sewed (2 bushel) sack, According to quality as indicated by se.ed cut Trees 1000 ft eleration and higher should yield good tight cones for another week or more. WOODSEED P.O. Box 647 SALE11 1 'r .'."Ni'-vi 1 :.;.v-:-i Boy Arrested During Attempt At Break-In A 16-year-old Saiem boy; was arrested by city police at 3:45 a.m. Friday when he and another boy were reported attempting to break into a service station at Center and Cottage streets. The other boy escaped ir the darkness but still was being hunt ed late Friday. The 16-jfear-old told police he and is partner committed minor thefts in at least three different establishments earlier in the eve ning.; He said they broke into money compartments of two news paper stands, stole two razors val ued at $5 from a barber shop at 325 Bush St.. and took a screw driver and hatchet from a garage in the 300 block on North Cottage street. The captured youth is dicing held in the Marion county juvenile ward pending action by juvenile authorities. August Enges Ahead of June as Wedding Month August forged ahead of June in the marriage license division Friday in Marion county, as the 118th couple so far this month aoplied for permission to wed. This was four pairs more than applied on this year's traditional marriage month, third biggest on record. The month still had a chance to beat two' other all-time: highs 142 licenses three years ago this month and 134 In June of the same year, 1946, according to records of the county clerk's office. 6 CIRCUIT COURT Dorothy Vap Maselli vs. Loren White and others: Defendants Frank Pack files amended answer to complaint. Ida Brady vs Benjamin J. Brady: Complaint for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment asks for custody of two minor children, $37 JO monthly support money for each child, sole ownership for plaintiff of real and household property and for requiring defend ant to pay unpaid expenses of the parties. Married June 17, 1944. Orval E. and Ann Cox vs. C. G. Denison and others: Defendant Hartford Accident and Indemnity company demurs to complaint on grounds of facts insufficient to constitute cause of action. State vs. Allan D. Brumfield: Defendant found guilty by jury on charge of arson; continued to Aug. 31 for sentencing. Harold Winfield Getctiell. vs. Ruth B. Getchell: Order for publi cation of summons. Gladys Williams vs. Leon Wil liams: Order for default of defend ant. PROBATE COURT Lawrence J. Kirsch guardian ship: Order appoints Lauretta Kirsch. Poor Salmon Season Ends With Decline ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 26 1 One of the poorest summer com mercial fishing seasons in history eneded at noon today. Early reports from packers in dicatd that salmon catches declin ed sharply during the last 24 hours: from an average of 1,000 pounds a boat to only 600, That was depressing news for the sports fishermen, beginning to throng into this area for the annual salmon derbies. Among the crowds were the mayors of nearly a score of cities, who met in U waco, Wash., for the "mayors' der by." "The commercial catch this Aug ust was bewailed by both pack ers and fishermen as "one of the worst and maybe the poorest on record." The exact figures will not be compiled for several weeks. Commercial fishermen now be gin a 15-day holiday, awaiting opening of the fall season Septem ber 10. Many won't actually vaca tion: they'll take tourists out sports fishing in their boats. About one-third of the contin ental United States Is forest land. STAY-CLEAN White and Colors HOUSE & FARM While - Red - Brown WALLCOAT One coat flat wall finish in beautiful pastel shades. Linseed Oil WATERPROOF YOUR BASEMENT NOW Before the Rains set in. Come in and let us tell you, how easy it can be done with NORWAL Waterproof Cement Paint ) NORRIS-WALKER PAINT CO. 250 Court St I'mglcd I 1 vi Eiy rt McDonald Candy I i Eva Erwert estate: Order ap proves supplemental account. I Robert F. Oakes guardiannship: Order waives inventory and ap praisement and allows $10 per month for support of parents arid $25 spending money for ward. Clayson Ross Hammond estate: Hearing on final account set for October 3. L Bertha A. Burgess estate: Hear ing on final account set tor Octo ber 3. p SILVERTON JUSTICE COURT- SILVERTON James Armstrong. 2425 Hazel ave.. Salem, charged with contributing to delinquency of a minor, waived preliminary examination, bound over to grand jury, held in lieu of 52,000 bail. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION'S R. J. McCarthy, 23, engineer, and Lucille BuchiHo. 23, . nurse, both of 550 N. Summer st . Salem. Frank G. Lauritren, 26. account ant. Oakland. Calif., and, Carol Young, 26, receptionist, San Fran cisco. Leland Fish. 20.! student. Erh poria, Kans.. and Arlyne Hilfiker, 19, student, Salem route 7, box 431. HARD OF HEARING You'vt Waited for This! HERE IT IS! NO RECEIVER BUTTON IN THE EAR! 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