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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1950)
Fidday-BcIlDW Td Be Openk 9 to 9 Following Is the list of polling places in Salem for next Friday's election. They will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 pjn. Daylight Time. ; 1. IT. B. church, 17th and Ne braska. r " '"" 2. Christ Evangelical church, 1760 State st '. . 3. Four Square Gospel church, I9thjmd Breyman. i 4. State heating plant, 12th and Ferry. L-i:-, ! I 5. Basement Richmond school." ! 6. Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 1220 S.. 12th. ' 7.' Mayflower Milk-Dairy Co-op. 1-8. Jason. Lee Methodist church. jj 9. Grant school. I; 10. Basement .Women's club, 460 N. Cottage st 11. Hotel- Senator . oo Court Street 12. Deaconess hospital. . ; -! 13. Paint Shop, 1185 Hines st, 14: Basement of,, Wilton res 1030 Maple st . . - 15. Hunt Bros, cannery 16. City halL . 17. Marion hotel. 18. Leslie M. E. church. : , 19. Senior high school. . I 20. Cabinet Shop. 2565 State st : 21. Stanton & Collins, 1694 N. Commercial st i 22. Parrish junior high school. f 23. CoCrt house. 24. Friend's church. Washing ton and S. Commercial st 25. Englewood school. 26. Highland schooL 5 27. Washington school. i ! 23. Salem Rug & Upholstery cleaners, 1390 Madison st. j 29. Court Street Christian church. Court and 17th streets. i 30. Knight , Memorial church, I9th and Ferry sts. 31. Calvary Baptist church, 1230 s. Liuerty st ! 32. Interstate Tractor & Equip. Co.. 3055 Silverton rd. I 33. McKinley school. j 34. Leslie, junior high school. ' 35. Bever Residence & Lumber effice, 3155 N. River rd. , 36. Deaf schooL " 37. V.F.W. halL 630 Hood st. 38. Bowen Brothers Bldg., 800 t. High st 39. Gen. Olson residence, 1590 H. 19th st , - 40. Apt No. 2r 1130 S. 16th st. 41. Gables Motor Court, 2375 E. Commercial st 42. A-A R. Equipment Co., Fair grounds' road at Hunt, street 43. Kingwood church bldg, West Salem. 44. City halL Edgewater street iv est aaiem. 45. Mountain View school, Wes baiem. - Union HU1 Grange Women Hold Program Ibttiou Nl Service UNION HILL Women of the Union Hill Grange met at the home of Mrs. Byron McElhaney on Wednesday afternoon for . the yAiay. iiome economics dub- meet . Ing. After a short business meet intf. Mrs. Fiord Fnr nmirram rhairman for tha afternoon nr. ented an interesting Mother's day program with Mrs. J. C Krenz winnlnv tha rontpst nrlit. : Attending were Mesdames Car rie Townsend, Geneva Hubbard, W. T. Krenz, Floyd Fox, Francis $ SaleiwPf&d .,- CL- i.i C7 - -; . I j.r'.;- , J, 4 j j FaraBiiilding ' In! A .-mil A i ! Will ; I H.. fr-J tUUnua Ntws Strrlc JEFFERSON The Eugene Finlays are remodeling a building on their fur (arm at Looney Butte, making a two room apartment for their hired help to live in. The tenant house burned down about two weeks ago. Mr. Finlay, who has been ill with heart trouble zor several xnontns past is now able to come into town.- The city has erected a flag pole on the city hall grounds on Main Mrs.. Guy Roland and Mrs. Earl tynes.- i . ' 1' Th , Jefferson Volunteer fire department auxiliary met at the homt of Irene Robertson with J oyce Robinett and Fern Simp son, ce.w members. The ' next meeting will be at the home of Ruth Person. ; The city . firemen, councilmen, and their wives will have a recre ational evening May 20, at 8 o' clock In the city halL Sandwiches, cake and pie will be served. -Leaving the last of the week for Rebekah assembly at Astoria will be Mrs. S. H. Coin, Mrs. Mar garet I Davidson and Mrs. Wes Curl. cL ettrecro SimcTaT. I !ar, It. 1253 -p-TSTTi "Fist-fighting ii one of the most tan annual spring festival-among popular events of the Mbalseria,w the Indians of Panama. - . ; : 3 ' MMM I II AVt. Precinct doUIhc nlaeea f or Salem's 45 precincts were designated last week. Including three In West Sa lem. In the map, the unclrcled figures inaicate tat precinct nomeer; ut circled ngvres maicate toe war number; lines Indicate precinct boundaries. Polls at the primary election Friday, May 19, will be. open from 9 aun. te 9 pjn. Dayilgnt savings Time. Sweet Home Residents Ask New Bridge . ' ' SUtetmaa Nwi Srrte SWEET HOME Petitions are being circulated and signed by Sweet Home residents to be pre- sented to the county court asking for construction oi a bridge across Miller, -M. M. GUmour, W. M. Tate. Ernest speed, W. J. Lens man, Donald Jaquet and Bruce, J. C. Krenz, Alec Doerfler, Verny Scott Walter McElhaney and Terry, and the hostess, Mrs. Mc Elhaney. the South Santiam at the north end of 18th avenue in Sweet Home. The new bridge, if built would accommodate several hundred people who reside on the north side of the river where more than 100 new houses have been built within the past five years. It is three miles between the present Sweet Home bridge and the Foster bridge. The new bridge, if built as requested, would be midway between these two. For several years there has been much talk of a bridge at this point ' ' ' ' ' - 1 Unienvale The Unlonvale Ex tension Unit will meet with the Hopewell and Webfoot units at Hopewell May 17. The lesson will be on Denmark. The meeting will start at 10:30 with a no-host lunch eon served at noon.- , Scout Benefit Sale : Set at Silverton , i BtatMmaa Nw Srie SILVERTON Flans are com pleted for the white! elephant sale sponsored by the Jaycees as a Boy Scout benefit to supply funds for the five Scouts whfy will attend the Jamboree at Valley Forge In July. Merchandise for the auction sale, to be held Saturday, May IS, will . be received at the vacant building at 107 South Water st Auctioneers will be Gall Gilpat rick, Amos Corhouse and Loron uarr. f . 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