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. f 1 ft -'-" 15 - ' 'Iitt' - tl (SoiiDiniiiy WeBlfare Oifice Olrlfeirs m CSiaDiBieB Yy letide IKlelp to Needy Public Records t By Winston H. Taylor Assistant City Editor. Th Statesman Are you planning to make this a merrier Christmas for someone less fortunate, through your church, class or club? Your help now is the time to offer it is welcomed by Marion county welfare office. " The annual surge of the spirit of helpfulness for persons in need began Just before Thanksgiving, according to welfare workers. It will reach its peak about Christmas, although many of the recipients could use the help many months of the year. Many are "forgotten" at this sea son, including the aged in care homes and children in foster homes, where "parents" of as many as nine children can t afford the gifts children anticipate from Santa. Many in both categories are without families to show their interest. 'Because of them, the welfare office urges especially that groups and individuals bring food, cloth ing or presents to the office at 455 N. Church St., for distribution by the 20 trained caseworkers, who know where the need exists, both for material help and for raising of morale. This plan also is preferred for giving to families, due to the vary ing degrees of need and home con ditions. Groups wishing a specific project may secure information from the office as to size, ages and needs of a family, and make up baskets and packages designed specially for a certain family. Caseworkers will see that de signated gifts get to the promised -J Eugene CIRCUIT COURT ! Celia Apilado vs Isabelo Apila do: Complaint for divorce alleging cruel and Inhuman treatment seeks custody of two minor children and $70 monthly support money. Mar ried Oct. 4, 1948, at Stevenson, Wash. i Pioneer Trust company, execu tor of Zulette Painter estate, vs unknown heirs of John S. Zieber and others: V. L. Olsen appointed euardian ad litem of defendant Elizabeth Zieber. Wesley L. Beharrell vs Gene vieve H. Beharrell: Default of de fendant entered. Bertha Baity vs C. B. Baity Complaint for divorce alleging cruel and Inhuman treatment seeks restoration of plaintiffs former name of Bertha Matteson. Mar ried SeDt 11. 1948. at Salem. H. C. and Bertha Edwards vs TTarrv A. and Beulah E. King: . m I 1 - A. i.1 A it Judgment Of $581.69 special ana P"sp. wen uie aonors gei meir School News by Gilbert Batesoa SALEM HIGH SCHOOL The junior class talent show, built around the dreams of an American tourist in Paris, was presented to the student body Tuesday morning. Gaylord Hall acted the part of the American sightseer who after viewing a statue of Joan of Arc, falls asleep on a park bench. He dreams that the French heroine, played by Barbara Wagness, calls in some of her fellow countrymen who do several musical numbers. including vocal solos by Herdis Michalson, Lela Mae Kramer and Steve Lee. The American then thinks of how times have changed in his land. Old and modern American dances are shown by Jody Rick ets, Wally Carson, Don Davis. tieien caiiahan and Lee Archi Dai a. ine laient snow was con cluded with a parady on modern torch singers by Cloyce Clayton, Margie Mosolfs tap dancing and a vocal number by a junior sex tette. S250 general damages awarded plaintiff, with no punitive dam ages. C. T. Zadow vs Western Alum lnum corporation: Complaint seeks judgment of $8,789.49 allegedly due as sales commission. Violet Lewis vs Albert Lewis: Divorce decree granted December 8 amended to include two minor children, whose custody granted plaintiff, with defendant to pay $25 monthly for support of each child. i Jack Charles 0Dell vs Sheriff Denver Young: Petitioner denied writ of habeas corpus, thanks and learn whom they have helped through letters from the families. And, since the homes where these 20 Santas will visit are many and they will be making many last-minute calls on Christmas week end, the office asked that the public's Yuletide assistance the little extras beyond welfare checks be given early. Delivery of Salvage Truck nuTsirT rniTHT Robert L. King, 1445 B st, walv- I Ju p I fr fVV( W i ,-lslnorv hpsrinir on charge JL 1-V JL XJlllVJL 1UU ed preliminary hearing on charge of obtaining money ty raise pre tenses, bound over to grand jury, released on his own recognizance. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Percy L. Turnidge, 48, farmer, Albany route 2. and C. R. Winter ing 41. bookkeeper. 1847 N. Church st, Salem. Delivery of the Salem fire de partment's new salvage truck is tentatively slated for tomorrow. Fire Chief W. P. Roble said Tues day. The new truck will be housed at central fire station, replacing the present salvage truck which Roble said is no longer adequate. The new equipment is larger and heavier. It was built by the How ard Cooper Co., Portland. The salvage truck answers all general alarms. It carries tarpau lins and other equipment for pro tecting property and use in clean up operations. PROBATE COURT Frank G. Jewett estate: Ap praised at $46,398.28. Eugene Eckerlen estate: Final decree. i Oertrude Hensel estate: Hearing on final account set January 15. Maude G. Neeley guardianship: T-ce! na!n and others interest- :?.n",.r "X former Hermit property of estate should not Fincls Civilized : Emma Ruoishauser estate: wui w , Ti admitted to probate, and Henry W. Lille liailgerOUS Rudishauser appointed executor. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec 2P CHie TVvn HQ 1. IRAN TEAC1U.K3 iwsuntu having his troubles since he eave Urnn am Trn-PuAU nub- P tt m permit at Cabbage -" " . I V n-rw J I 1 . V 4 T-on mtHI Ko 1 """7 as uic jrears crept MP on mm, dc lie school teachers Insured by the ministry of educa tion with provisions for benefit payments In case of sickness, ac cident, death and old age pensions. Three Molalla Boys Charged With Rohhe Smith President of Silverton C of C SILVERTON Eugene Smith was elected president of the Sil verton Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at its annual business session. He replaced Harold Bartsch, who served this past year and who declined being a candi date for re-election. Other officers named were El mer Olson, treasurer, and Her bert Barnes, Charles Mason and Ralph Adams.; directors. The vice president and the secretary are selected by the board. Craig Clark, local corn show chairman, reported that the state corn show held here last week end proved a huge success with a minimum of cost to the chamber. Lowell Paup. retail trade's chairman, stated that 1300 bags of candy were distributed, the remaining 200 to be assigned to the Jaycees for distribution dur ing the holidays. Bartsch, who was presiding at the Tuesday meeting, reported that the Barlow sign, which was wrecked sometime ago. had been removed. A substantial metal sign will be installed In its place. Action was urged to obtain stop lights at the intersection of Water and Main streets. Charles Mason was appointed chairman of the membership committee. He was urged to launch an early-season campaign in 1951. rv Three Molalla youths charged with larceny of about 75 used batteries from a Monitor service station were in custody of Mar ion and Polk county officers Tues day. Veryl LeRoy Biggins, 18, cap tured in Clackamas county early this week, was in the Marion county jail on $500 bail. Biggins was bound over to the grand Jury when he appeared in Wood burn justice court Tuesday afternoon. Two other youths. Wesley Link. 20, and Ralph E. Watkins. 21. are m the Polk county jail awaiting sentence on charges of burglarizing a service station near Rickreall. Marion county has placed a de tamer on this pair on the larceny cnarge. The three youths were arrested after joint investigation by state Volley Obitunrieo abandoned the tiny island and for safety sake went to live with relatives at Dania, Fla. There, he ran afoul modern civ ilization. He slipped on the slick surface of a bath tub and broke five ribs. 4 OIL TRUCKS For Speedy Delivery llll I 1 23th and Star l Just Call George - Tho "Flying Oil Man" Seo. C Cadivell Oil Co. WHOLESALE A RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS FOR "PRIDE OF OREGON" GASOLINE FUEL OIL LUBRICANTS Service Station & Office Phone 2-7431 , Eber Lee Bolin SWEET HOME Funeral iserv Ires were conducted at the Howe - Huston funeral home here by Rev, ' Harry Benton, Eugene, for Eber Lee Bolin, 60, a native of Oregon, who died in the Lebanon hospital recently. Interment : was in the I OOF cemetery at Lebanon. He was the son of Charles and Thresa Bolin who crossed the plains in 1872. Since 1942 he has resided in the Crawfordsville and Holley districts- He was married to Margaret Scherler at Creswell f in 1914 and in 1944 married Adella Fuelmer at Crawfordsville, who survives. , s ! Other survivors are a stepson, Darold Holley, a brother, W. B. Bolin, Springfield, and two sisters, Mrs. Delia Kruyan, Springfield and Mrs. Bertha Avis, Kirkland, ; .Wash. Frederick Wodtil i SWEET HOME Funeral serv ices were held at the Howe-Huston- funeral home here, conducted by the Rev. Arthur Cobb for, Fred erick WodtlL who died at his home in Foster after an illness of sev eral weeks. . Born in Switzerland, near Zur ich, March 6, 1873, he- came to the United States with his parents in 1882. The family settling in . Wisconsin, later came to Foster, i In 1895 his father Hans Wodtli purchased the Foster Flouring mill and saw mill; the next year. Fred Wodtli became one of eastern Linn county's industrialists when - he took over the operation of both mills. He operated them for 47, years. ' , ; . In 1913 Wodtli Installed an elec tric generating plant and furnished Sweet Home and Foster with elec tricity until 1925 in Sweet Home and 1930 in Foster . when the Mountain States Power company took over. ' ' ., Surviving are Mrs. WodtlL two sons, Edward and Louis Wodtli, of Foster; two daughters, Mrs. Ma mie Tabler and Mrs. Grace Bow ser, both of .Foster; t wo brothers, John and Gotlieb, both of Sweet Home; f our . sisters, Mrs. , Emma Tost of 1 Quakertown, Pa.; Mrs. "Anna Stoker and Mrs. Lyda Spaas, botvot Olympia, wash., and Mrs. Rose Wilson of Canby, Ore, and 11 ersndchildren. IF YOU LIVE IN THIS SHADED AREA . . . You may be one of the Lucky Participants in Smiling Jack's "Jumbled Phrase" Contest! Watch your mail-box for the post card which entitles you to participate. mum yACK super service Your Downtown "Pride of Oregon" Dealer Corner Center and Church Phone 3-9600 Mumps Tops Disease List Mumps, increased to 18 cases in Salem and 14 in the remainder of Marion county, continued last week to lead the communicable diseases reported to the county neaith department. Other new cases renortd in. dude measles seven, chickenpox six, broncho pneumonia five, scar let fever three, scabies two, and one each of conunctivitis. enteri tis. imDetleo. meningitis, lohar pneumonia, virus pneumonia, po- uomyeuus, ringworm and typhoid. police and officers of Marion, Polk ana Clackamas county. PRIDE of OREGON Refined to the Specifications of the Truax Oil Co. for The Particular Climatic Conditions of the Willamette Valley by One of the Coast's Largest Refineries! iiinivL mmm THE ITHYl OASOUNf Is refined" to an IXTIA HIGH DEGREf to moot tho roqutromonts of Jodey'a High Compression Motor Cars. 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Dolo Special Otis, Calol IfvoWrUl OOt, RPM Oroa and lubricant! la available at oech of tho distribution points Bstod boWwi DISTRIBUTORS: GEORGE CADWEU OIL CO. 2490 State St. Salem, Oregon A. P. HERMENS OIL CO. 6th and Jefferson St Stayton, Oregon CARL ,AY OIL. CO. Church and Washington Srt. Da Has, Oregon TRUAX OIL CO. OF StlVERTOH 421 N, Water St. SOvorton, Ore pen fiURRITT TRUAX OIL CO. N. Front and Columbia St. Salom. Oregon McKEHZIE OIL CO. 116 N. 33rd St. . SprlngfUU, Oregon DEALERS: SALEM: lUKI'S SERVICE STATION I CARACt 809 Edgewater Sr. OATCHELL'S STATION A GROCERY 3295 S. Commercial St. GEORGE CADWEU SERVICE STATION 2490 Stato Sr. SMtllNCV JACICS SUPER SERVICE 394 N. Church St. SALEM ACADEMY SERVICE STATION 1504 fairgrounds Road VIRGIL HULSER SERVICE STATION Cloar Lake Grocery - Rt. No. 2 ADDISON ft WRIGHT SERVICE STATION 3579 Cherry Ave. BATTLE CRIEK OARAGI Rt. No. 3 - Rotedale LUCKY CORNER SERVICE STATION 205 Columbia St. POP HAMPTON SEXVICE STATION Rt. No. 4 - tola DALLAS: ANDY'S Hl-WAY SEXVICE Dallai-falli City Road HUSTON ICY ME S SERVICE STATION 109 Orchard Ave. CARL MAY SERVICE STATION 638 Washington St. GERVAIS: UROY GARDNER SfRVKB STATION WOODBURN: IRA RICH SnVKI STATION Pacific Highway k Young Sra. SILVERTON: TRUAX SERVICE STATION 621 N. Warn St. SCOTTS MILLS: CtXMf StXVKE STATION 4 OAKAOI . STAYTON: GORDON UUMAN SEtVKt STATION AUMSV1LLE: M. W. BRADLEY S1IYKE STATION MARION: GLEN SMITH SXXVKt STATION & CROCEXY O. C JONES TIP TOP GROCXXY EUGENE: rtJDI OF Oli&ON SUVK1 STATION 782 E. Brooday St. INDEPENDENCE: PETTRSErf STJtYKE STATION & GROCttY SUVER: RJCHARDS SERVICE STATION I GROCHT SYDNEY: C L NEWTON SERVICE STATION I GROCERY i