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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1950)
D2&y Hws IHJFiielrs HOME FROM ACADEMY Two Salem boys are now home from Hill Military academy, Portr laiid, where they recently "gradu ated. They are Charles Robert Lightfoot, son of Mr. and Mrs. F, K. Lightfoot, 765 Edgewater sfc, and John Phillip Ritchey, son of Dr. and Mrs. John A. Ritchey, 1577 Sixth st. ' t Brand new 1950 English Austin 4 dr " sedan, most popular . foreign car. -Sale or trade, real estate or feeder live stock considered. Ph. 23631, Cecil Edwards, v New 1950 British Jaguar, a lux4 ury automobile. Will sell or trade; Real estate considered. - $3750,' 23631, Cecil Edwards. i ' " ' -: :,. UNDERWRITERS TO MEET J. N. Adams, trust officer of the First National Bank of Portland, will discuss " "Tax Savings In Planning Your Estate" in a meet ing of the Salem Life Under writers association Friday, noon, June 16, at the Senator hotel. The organization will also elect officers for the coming year. ; , i Fiat, light car economical,' good cond. Call Hairy Eyerly 23631. Johns Manvtlle shingles applied by Math is Bros.. 164 S. Com'l Free estimates Ph 34642. CHIN UP PARTY SET Chin Up club , members and friends are invited tp a strawberry party at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Herman Hahn home, Salem route 1, west of highway 99E about sev en smiles north of Salem. Members arej asked to bring, vegetables, salads or sandwiches. . "' ' ! Dr. R. Pinson, Chiropodist, foot care, Oregon Bldg. Phone 20704: Road oiling ph. 2-4151 eves" 3-5769 LOGGER REPORTED "FAIR" ; Carl Campbell, Detroit logger, was reported "still in fair condi tion" late .Thursday night at Sa lem Memorial hospital. Campbell was injured seriously Wednesday when struck on the head by a rock in the Breitenbush forest north cast of Detroit. Spencer corsetiere. Fit guaranteed. Phi 35072. " Remember Dad with a Sunbeam, Schick or Remington Electric Razor. At Yeater Appliance Co 375 Chemeketa St. CAR ROBE STOLEN i Theft- of an auto robe valued at about $22 from an auto owned by Sidney D. Jones, 1930 Che meketa st., was reported Thurs day to city police officers. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all-'. our friends who extended such sym pathy and kindness in our recent bereavement. ' " ' L !' . Mrs. G. W. Dow & Family CARD OF THANKS . Mrs. Callie L. Ballard and children, grandchildren, wish, to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness extended dur ing our recent bereavement in the loss of our husband and father Clarence J. Ballard. - PHYSICIAN IMPROVES Dr. C A. Downs, Salem physi cian who was injured : Monday night in' an auto accident, was re ported "still showing improve ment" late Thursday night at Sa lem General hospital. Downs in curred severe facial lacerations and a back injury. Jeanne . Michaud formerly Vanity box at jutrsens Beauty stuaio. m. 35033. L. B. Tripp barber 'shop moved from 175 S. Commercial to 285 S. Com'l. Now open for business. STATION AT SILVERTON An assumed business name cer tificate for Legard & Son Union Service Station at Silverton was filed with the Marion county clerk ' Thursday by Alvin, Esther and Denzel Legard, all of Silver ton. ' .' Rummage sale Basement 195 West Superior, corner Fairmont and Superior Sat June 17-9 to 5. We have some young torn turkeys, weight 15-18 lbs. 39c lb. Also some young beef for your locker, 45c lb. C. S. Orwig Market, 4375 Sil verton Rd. Ph. 2-6128. STONE WALL DAMAGED Mrs. S. P. Levene reported. to city police Thursday that a motor ist had backed into a stone wall at the Salem Veterinary hospital, 3380 Portland road, causing dam age estimated at $40. Clearance sale of all bedding out plants. Petunias, Portulacar etc., 25c dbz. Late cabbage, cauliflower, broecolli, tomatoes & peppers now ready by doz or hundred-thousand lots. . A. Plant Greenhouses, 1298 S. 13th. GRAND MASTER ELECTED PORTLAND, June 15 Worth Harvey, Eugene, was elect ed grand master of the grand lodge of Oregon Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons, at the annual session today. Births Flag .with Five Rows, 10 Stars Each Favored The American flag, if Alaska and Hawaii are added as states, should have its field of stars di vided into five rows of lOj stars each, in the opinion of trie ma jority of . persons who voted in the Statesman's : flag-choice con test thus far. Second choice was the sugges tion that the stars be in three circles. A proposed new design was entered by Mrs. Joe Papen; of 509 N." E.. Yamhill, Sheridan. -It would have the stars in i some what the form of a cross, -with the words "For God and Country" at the top. Others who vjted included Shirley Stokes, 2860S. Commer cial; Nadeen Taylor, 100 Chemek eta; Dr. O. A. 01son0 route 1; Edith Carper, route "dsie Car penter, 682 N. 15th st., Mrs. Edna Waterman, 465 N.' Cottage St., Mrs. G. R. Green, 5115 D st, Jennie B. Buisman, 3870 Midway dr., all of Salem; Mrs. John S. Cox, route 2, Dallas, and Mrs. Glen Ahre, 483 Montgomery, Woodburn. All "votes' and new designs will be forwarded to Alex Ray mond, president of the National Cartoonists' society and author of the leading comic strip RipJKirby, who through the King Features syndicate is conducting a nation wide poll. f WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. Carl White, 1813 Cross st., a son, Thurs day, June 15, at Salem Memorial hospital. , , NUSOM To Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Nusom, Gervais, a daughter, Thursday, June 15, at Salem Me morial hospital. LAPSCIIIES To Mr. and Charles Lapschies, 2051 Virginia st, a son, Thursday, June 15, at Salem Memorial hospital. WESTFALL-To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Westfall, 685 N. Liberty st., I a daughter, Thursday, June 15, at Salem General hospital. j EDER To Mr. and Mrs. Nor- bert Eder, Silverton, a daughter, i Thursday, June 15, at .Salem Gen eral hospital. HUNTINGTON T o Mr. and Gordon Huntington, Gervais, a son, Wednesday, June 14, at Salerrl General hospital. Mrs, Gallagher Succumbs at Home in Salem Mrs. Marie L. Gallagher, a resi dent of Salem for about 15 years, died Thursday at her home at 1516 N. Commercial st. Maria L. McElwain was born in South Dakota, the daughter of Edith McElwain, and lived most of her life in North Dakota where she was married to Robert J. Gallag her who survives in Salem. She was a member of the First Baptist church. . Surviving, besides the widower, are three sons, Robert James Gal lagher, Coquille; Brady Gallagher, Tillamook; and Richard Gallagher, Eugene; her mother, Mrs. .Edith McElwain, Mullan, Idaho; two sis. sisters, five brothers and two sisters, five brothers and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 3 p.m Saturday from the Clough-Barrick chapel with the Rev. John Turn- u j Grand Exalted Ruler Emmett T. Anderson of the Elks, who will visit Salem Elks ledre next Thursday. He Is from Olympia, Wash. Grand Exalted Elks Ruler to Visit Salem The Order of Elks grand exalt ed ruler, Emmett T. Anderson of Olympia, Wash., will ; pay an of ficial visit next Thursday night to Salem Elks lodge 336. Special plans are being made by Salem Elkdom for the visitation, with a banquet and special session on the agenda. Salem Exalted Rul er Glenn Burright made the an nouncement of Anderson's coming visit. The national leader of the Elks is a Jbusiness executive and civic leader who is native of Tacoma. He has been active in numerous phases of the lodge work since he was initiated at Tacoma in 1917. Anderson is a past exalted ruler. past district deputy and past Wash ington state president in Elks. Anderson is a founder of the Jessie Dyslin Blys' ranch and has been active also in Boy Scout lead ership, Salvation army, Masonic lodge and Episcopal church act! vity. f Of f iciqlp to Asjkl Money for Blind School Officials here Thursday said they would attemnt to obtain an additional appropriation of ap proximately $60,000, for construc tion of a new school building at the state school -for the blind. ratner than change the original plans and specifications. Low bid on the stnir tur wai $334,000 or approximately $34,000 in excess 01 tne amount of money now available in the state building fund.' Approximately $30,000 also will be Teauired to oav architect fees and engineering costs. ... 1 ne board 01 control probably will act on the bids at Its next meeting. The board also was exrjected to renew negotiations with the state nignway commission to extend the present tunnel recently completed between the state capitol and pub lic service building to the new state highway department struc ture now unaer construction. At the last board meetine State Highway Engineer R. H. Baldock said the commission had turned thumbs down on the project be cause of the cost , Board members said funds micrht be obtained from the state emer gency board. GARDEN CLUBS ELECT KLAMATH FALLS, June 15-JP)- The State Federation of Garden clubs installed Mrs. J. George Fis enhauer, Portland, as president at its annual convention today. The 300 delegates named Mrs. J. F. Godard, Cottage Grove, as presi dent of the Willamette district. bull officiating. Interment will be at Beicrest Memorial park. FRIDAY SPECIALS MAPLE SPLINT HAMPER Large Size 25" High. Holds Full Family Wash. 1 ' - . ' p- I ...... , j j u - DECORATIVE PILLOW L Beautifully fringed, colorful patterns. Assorted ; designs. v open raro AYS TO 9 P. IL mm iiiiin uttiffii p m - r x A W HUG SILVER llUITH'illlO lamps 814 Inches high Delicately cut glass chimnty Weighted base for stability 1 8th century gadroon border All the charm of old New England has been rt- A toined in these superb sterling silver hurricane ; lompi, Thtyll fill your roorn with soft condtelight. These charming, unusual gifts will odd on extra touch of grace endbeoyty to your homo. FRIDAY ONLY X . 6 TO 9 P. M. Ono PeJo Customer, Flees jzwxira o opticians; m - " Public Ulecords - DISTRICT COURT ' Ervin J. Sisk, 20 Highway ave, waived ""preliminary hearing on charge of forgery, held to answer to grand jury, held in lieu of $1,000 baiL i S ' Mark W. Warrenfelt, 145 High way ave., charge of obtaining property by false pretenses dis missed, charge of cashing a check with not sufficient funds substi tuted and compromised by pay ment of check and court costs. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Carl R. Hobson, 25, state high way employe, Dallas, .and Audrey A. Nyswaner, 24,-bookkeeper, 465 S. 21st st, Salem. CIRCUIT COURT Gliva Steward vs Alfred L. Jones: Suit seeks Judgment of $11,147 for damages alleged re ceived in an auto collision. Lewis H. Steward vs Alfred I Jones: Suit seeks to collect judg ment of $11,359 for damages al legedly received in an auto col lision. " Patricia Steward vs Alfred L. Jones: Suit seeks judgment of $2,532 for injuries allegedly re ceived in an auto collision. ' Billie Steward vs Alfred L. Jones: Suit seeks judgment of The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, fridayy June 18, 19S0--4 $2,532 'far injuries allegeaiy re ceived in auto collision. Delores Mazlne Frye vs Edward James Frye: Suit for divorce charging cruel and Inhuman treat ment seeks restoration of name of Delores Maxlne Kleinsmith. Mar ried Feb. 4, 1950, at Stevenson, Wash. . f . PROBATE COURT I - Charlie Coffin estate: Estate appraised at $660. " - f i John C Doyle estate: Order appoints Willard Benson as exe cutor and E. A. Beugli, L. O. Had ley and C. B. Anderson as appraisers. Coontz in Navy Recruit Office 1 Chief Commissary Stewart Ver lin M. Coontz, USN, returned to Salem this week for recruiting duty here. He previously had serv ed with the local recruiting station from May 1, 1948 to Sept. 30, 1948. Coontz has served in the Pacific theatre and at various west coast points since hie last tour of duty here. During World War II he was awarded nine battles stars for duty in both the Atlantic and the Pacific, ' : . The U. 6. poultry industry la rated as $3,500,000,000 business. uiv issue s Jill Nut Grower! Plant Permit Construction of new Salem Nut Growers cooperative plant In Salem was authorized Thursday by the city engineer's office. A $10,800 building permit waa issued for the two - story plant which will be constructed by Ray Dahlen and will be used for crack ing and packing operations.. Building permits for new homes' were issued Thursday to Lew Em mons, 2185 Laurel ave, $10,000; Dona ldJ)a vis, 2260 Englewood ave. $8,500; and Gilbert Groff, 715 Till-: man ave.. $11,000. , ; t J The shell often If described as nature's own. packing ease for the egg. . I : FREE at Dixie Cream Donut Shop. This Ad Wrth 10c On any Dossen Dents (offer expires June 21). Freak Hot Donnts Every Day, 7:J p. m., (except Sat) ' . ,j :) 988 S. Coaamerclal. Ph. 2388$ m ' r m av r m m . -. - .m mm mmliiM -" XsT -T Husi recLTcDi I I ; I r;- - vesf fjkiJii- i..jcf i' 3 "to. Ox30-Rogo$100 at J9ao 0x40-Rog.$140 at 69BO Brings the Action Right Up to You Our buyer was fortunote in finding this very special value In high grade binoculars, In ample time for summer vacations . . . the hunting season ... the football season ahead. These glasses are 8-powered, a feature never before offered at this astonishing price. Their powerful field of view will bring objects at 1,000 yards up to 120 yards. 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