Chest Leaders
Optimistic Over
Salem Drive
Salem will meet its $111,000
goal for the 1950 community chest,
division leaders of the campaign
assured each other at a luncheon
Monday in the Marion hotel.
Carl Hogg and A. C. Haag, co
chairmen, heard plans outlined by
leaders from the automotive and
transportation, contractors and
builders, educational gifts, govern
menta 1, industrial, mercantile,
professional, rural, utilities,
women's and West Salem divis
ions. .. The pre -campaign -work already
Is showing ' financial response.
Division leaders . reported that
they not only were receiving
hearty support from volunteer
workers but also were taking in
Eome sizable contributions. -j
The campaign to solicit individ
uals will start October 3 and end
October 13. The soliciting now
being done is the work of divis
ional leaders seeking special gifts
to be announced later as an in
spiration to the hundreds of men
and women volunteers who will
begin knocking on the doors of
householders. ;
Special emphasis is to be stres
sed this year that giving is not
necessarily to the community
chest but to the children of the
city ; who have associations with
the social and welfare groups.
Meusey President of -
"Willamette Toastmasters
Cyril Meusey was elected pres
ident of the Willamette Toast
masters club Monday night suc
ceeding Herman Eckerman.
Others elected included ' Frank
Hamstreet, vice president; Arthur
Steinmetz, secretary .-treasurer,
and Ed Heenan, sergeant-at-arms.
Monday night's meeting was the
first of the fall weekly series for
the club.
IPraMii. n&eirdl
MUNICIPAL COURT
v Perry Batisse, Salem route 7,
. box 232, charged with disorderly
conduct, fined $50. .
CIRCUIT COURT
Salem Memorial hospital vs
Lulu Lucille Lukins et air Order
dismisses suit with prejudice and
without costs, based upon plain
! tiffs motion.: !; 7: ' ;
Dorothy Lucille Webber vs Cleo
, Mearl Webber: Complaint for di-t
I vorce alleging cruel and inhuman
: ' treatment seeks restoration of
plaintiffs former name of Dorothy,:
- Lucille Dykstra. Married March j
; 15, 1947, Tacoma, Wash. . 1-
. Harriet Vogler vs Lewis E. Vog
ler: Divorce decree to plaintiff.
Genevieve i M. Blanchette vs
Robert J. Blanchette; Divorce de
cree to plaintiff.
' ' Darlene Hanners, through guar-
dian at litem, Myrtle Elford, vs
j Richard D. Hanners: Divorce de
cree restores plaintiffs ' former
name of Darlene McCrae.
1 Clementine Workman vs George
. ' Workman: Divorce decree grants
plaintiff custody of minor child.
Viola R. Smalley vs Charles R.
- ! Smalley: Divorce decree awards
plaintiff custody of minor child
r and $10 weekly support money
f . - each for child and plaintiff.
' ; Vera M. Fults vs i Chester R.
- Fults: Divorce decree : changes
" ; , plaintiffs name to Vera M. Mc-
Morris. ':
-...,' Edna Roth Reiter vsJack Mel
vin ReiteK Divorce decree grants
plaintiff custody of minor child
and $35 monthly support money.
- Keith and Margaret Phillips
vs Arey Podrabsky and others:
Amended .answers to complaint
filed separately by all defendants.
Anton H. Berg, administrator of
Anton B. Berg estate, vs Gray
Ledbury: Complaint seeks judg
ment of $15,000 damages allegedly
resulting from death of Anton B.
Berg in auto accident July 12,
1950, on Mt Angel-Marquam road.
National Surety corporation vs
W. L. Moorman: Order renews
$5,000 judgment against defendant
for 10 years.
' Florence Quinn vs Francis G.
Pavey et al: Order overrules de
fendant s motion.
"t Priscilla Fry Shattuc vs William
Hugh Shattuc: Order Confirms sale
of real property.
Gardner Ewing vs LeRoy and
Florence Beach: Order allows and
denies defendants' motions to
strike portions of complaint
PROBATE COURT -
Application of FJgen Eugene
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Harvey Greene Given
More Assistant Titles
Harvey B. Greene, assistant to
the president of National Auto
motive Fibres, Inc., has - been
elected to the post of assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer,
according to word received here
here Monday from Detroit, Mich.
The Automotive Fibres, Inc., is
a parent organization of the Ore
gon Flex Textiles firm located
here. -
Accident Fatal
To Dallas Log
Firm Operator
SUtesmaa Newt Service
DALLAS, Sept 18 Virgil
Woodrow Thomas, logging firm
operator, died in a Dallas hospital
today of injuries suffered in an
accident Sunday.
Thomas was in partnership with
Andy Gilmore in a logging enter
prise near Dallas. He was fatally
injured Sunday when he was
struck in the abdomen by a cable
which came loose from a boom
log. .
Services will be held Friday,
September 22, at 2 p.m. at the
Bollman funeral chapel in Dallas.
The Rev. James Royer will of
ficiate. Interment will be at Green
Crest cemetery at Sheridan. '
Thomas was born Feb. 12, 1912,
at Balls ton to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
C Thomas. He was married to
Lelia Mae Page on Oct 30, 1931,
at Dallas. He was a member of
the Dallas Elks lodge. ,
" In addition to the widow he is
survived by two sons, Orrin C.
Thomas, and Marvin M. Thomas,
both of Dallas; two brothers,
James Orrin Thomas and Marion
Douglas Thomas, both of Willa
mina; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle
Barber and Mrs. Georgia Cogs
well, both of Willamina, and
grandfather, Orrin Reynolds of
Ballston.
Baldinger: Order changes name to
FJgen Eugene Burch.
Joe William and Judy Louise
Wood guardianships: Order au
thorizes disbursements from es
tate. -
Thomas A. Livesley estate: Final
decree closes estate, allows exe
cutor fee of $6,454, allows attorney
fee of $6,454 and confirms appoint
ment of Bank of California, Na
tional association, Thomas DeBeck
Livesley, RoderickMaddock
Livesly and Mary Patricia Bush as
acting trustees of trust establish-
ed by will. ;
Mae M. I vie guardianship: Order
sets hearing October 10 on pro
posed -sale of real property.
- Margaret Munson estate: Ad-.
minis tratrix authorized to redeem
saving bonds and notes.
Mary Oberlin Davis estate: Ap
praised at $2,709.24.
Dewres, Roseann, Glen and
Becky Minden guardianship: Or
der appoints A. M. Minden ' as
guardian.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Bernard Francis Blem, 22, cabi
netmaker, and LaVelle B. Gott
sacker, 21, both of Woodburn.
Dean S. Culp, 18, logger, and
Jane F. Peterson, 16, both of Mill
City. --i .
Paul Dickman, 24, farmer, Sil-
verton route 1, and Barbara Hoad
ley, 23, registered nurse, 560 N.
19th St., Salem.
Martin Chaffee, 32, sawmill
worker, Falls City. vr
Prentiss K. Puckett, 24, student,
168 N. 12th st Salem, and Jane
M. Wyman, 19, clerk-typist, Eu
gene. ' ,- : ' - -
William T. Zacha, 21, parts de
partment, 4835 Dierks rd., and
Lois Linde, 20, stenographer, 4835
Dierks rd., both of Salem.
Cart W. Reinwald, 22, service
station 997 S. 20th st, and Bar
bara Petteway Keith, 19, cannery
worker, 1875 s. Capitol st, both
of Salem. , -
DISTRICT- COURT
.Fred Hagen, Salem, charged
with involuntary manslaughter,
hearing set for September 26 fol
lowing plea of innocent; held in
lieu of $5,000 baiL
George Higgins, Woodburn route
1, charged with larceny by em
bezzlement continued for hearing
to September 19; released on $750
bail.
Harry L. Scranton. 2270 Lee st
charged ' with larceny, continued
for plea to September 25; posted
$50 bait ;
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