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REMAIN AT HOSPITAI.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery W. Hobson,
160 ' N. Cottage St.,. remained at
Salem General hospital Wednes
day where they are recuperating
from --the effects of gas fumes in-
haled during their sleep. Hobson
condition was termed "fair : last
night and his wife's- was said
"good.",.
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
Johns-Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros., 164 S. Corn!.
Free estimates. Ph. 3-4642.
LICENSES LISTED
A total of .72 marriage license
applications were issued at the
Marion county clerk's office dur
ing January compared with 62 for
the previous-month. : -y
Births
FEL.TON To Mr. and Mrs.
Duance Felton, Brooks route 1,
a daughter, Wednesday, January
f 31, at Salem Memorial hospital.,,
AESCHLLMANN To Mr. and
. Mrs. Alfred Aeschlimann, 1110 S.
18th St., a daughter, Wednesday,
January 31, at Salem General hos-
pital.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and sympathy during Jhe recent
illness and death of our mother.
Mrs. Fred Birch
Mrs. Jerry Davis
Roy Livingston
Clyde Livingston
- . fRoth Livingston
When
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ARBUCKLES
AC KLIN BOOTERY
BARB'S SPTG. GOODS
ANITA SHOP
JOHNSONS
RAEMAR
KNUTSOV ACQUITTED i : 5 '
Richard A. Knutson, Gates, was
acquitted of a charge of. driving
while intoxicated by a Marion
county district court jury Wednes
day. Knutson was arrested, by a
deputy i sheriff last December 24
near. Gates.' '":'f:-i ;;,,: ' y
"Trumbull electric poultry, water
warmers. Important discount
Shephard - Zumwalt Equipment
Co. 324 N. Com'L 3-3828. .
BUILDING PERMITS TOLD
Glenn"! McCormick : obtained a
$1,900 city building permit Wed
nesday to construct a utility room
at his residence at 549 Kingwood
dr. Charles Strickfaden was issued
a $500 permit for altering a dwell
ing at 224 Division st. K
Income tax returns prepared in
your home, reasonable rates.
Phone 4-2033. ; "
BROOKS MAN HURT ' l"
Larmer Faris, 31, Brooks, in
curred ; a possible leg i fracture
Wednesday when he -was .struck
by a -cant at the Capitol Lumber
Co. where he i employed. He is
at Salem General hospital.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
fler and Sons Nursery, 150 Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. Pr 2-2549.
LEAVE LUMBER FIRM
A notice, of retirement from
Adams Lumber company Was filed
with the Marion county clerk
Wednesday by Ben M. Adams, Do
ris F. Adams, Franke E. Gilpat
rick, Bessie M. Gilpatrick, Dorrett
E. Gilpatrick Andrews, and Zella
I. Gilpatrick Light. !
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CHIN-UP MEET DELATED
A meeting of the Chla-Up club,
Salem chapter scheduled for Feb
ruary 1, has been postponed until
further notice, according to Gert
rude Fischer, chapter secretary.
Rummage sale, St Joseph! Hall,
corner Chemeketa and Winter Fri
day, Feb. 2. Dishes, clothing, etc.
PAST RULERS MEET ' " ' J t
Salem Elks lodge will hold its
annual past exalte rulers .night
on Thursday, February 8. A pro
gram honoring past! rulers of the
lodge will be held, j
The Better Bedding store, 512 State
St is closed until Monday; Febru
ary 12. All communications , will
receive prompt attention v if ad
dressed to the store.;
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GILES FRENCH SPEAKER
Rep. Giles French of Moro will
address Salem Lions club at noon
today in the Marion hotel. He is
scheduled to report on the interim
committee's findings on state taxa
tion. :
BANQUET FRIDAY
The Chemeketans will hold a
banquet at the Marion hotel at 7
p.m. Friday.
Blood Day at
Salem Blood day will be held
at the Salem Armory today from
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with 300 pints
of blood as the" goal, according to
sponsoring Red Cross workers.
Six Salem doctors will be in
charge. They are Drs. H- A. Dowd,
William Crothers, Lewis D. Clark,
Tom Dunham, C. A. Downs and
Margaret Dowell.
Four local nurses to be on duty
include Mrs. Russell Guiss, Mrs.
At Any
Armory Today
VOGUE OF SALEM,
MAN'S SHOP '
LITTLE FRENCH SHOP
KAY'S
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FASHIONETTE
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Exchange Club
J p Sponsor
Tournament
Sponsorship of the state class B
basketball tourney in Salem was
undertaken Wednesday by Salem
Exchange club, o'm X-!
The tourney will be held March
15-17 in Willamette university
gymnasium. The club will handle
tickets, floor supervision and oth
er details of 1 the tourney, .
The Exchange club will present
a trophy to the most sportsman
like team in the tourney, lit was
also decided at the club's ' lunch
eon meeting Wednesday in the
Senator hotel. - :'
Meat Prices
Despite an anticipated activity
in livestock prices as a result of
the government's recent price-,
freeze order, wholesale meat deal
ers reported no change in the gen
eral market Wednesday. !
One local livestock dealer quot
ed prices on beef, veal and mutton
virtually unchanged from price
quotations of last week. As of
Wednesday no orders concerning
the price freeze announcement
had reached Salem. ! '
"We do not know yet how the
order will hit: us, said the dealer.
No word concerning the announc
ed roll-back in cowhide prices had
reached Salem, either, by Wed
nesday, f I
Horace McGee. Mrs. Gordon Shat
tuck, and Mrs. Lynn Hammerstad
Of These
Unchanged
SALEM MUSIC j CO.
PAYLESS DRUG STORE
NEEDHAM'S BOOKSTORE
ALEX JONES
W. P. FULLER CO. j
WILL'S MUSIC STORE
Salem's First
Parking Garage
250 Car Capacity
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Convenient Dovvnipvn
Location
DISTRICT COURT
Richard A. Knutson, Gates,
riiareed with drivins while Intox
icated, acquitted by jury trial.
CIRCUIT COURT j V
Doris Man well vs Lester Man-
u11? Suit for divorca charcdnff
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
for custody of a minor cntid ana
$50 per month - support money.
Married Feb. 28, 1947, at Silverton.
Robert L. Akers vs David Kime:
Suit seeks judgment of $8,516 for
damages and injuries allegedly in
curred in an auto accident Dec
20, 1950, south, of Salem.
Ada Mae DeWall vs Roy De
Wall: Suit for divorce charging
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
for property settlement and res
toration of plaintiff's former name
of Ada Mae Deacon. Married Nov.
7, 1945, at ieffersonville.ilnd.
PROjIATE court !
Wiley N. iHulsey estate:. Estate
appraised at $410. -
Herman D. Guth estate: Final
account hearing set for March 5.
Frank R. Washburn estate: Fi
nal account hearing set for March
8. I j -v- ; .- .
Robert I Akers guardianship
estate: Justus R.' Akers appointed
sruardian ad litem. I ; : ?
Theresa L Mullen, Kathleen L.
Mullen, Patricia M. Mullen and
Gerald - P. I Mullen guardianship
estate: Theresa. Mullen appointed
guardian. j '
MARRIAGE LICENSE r
APPLICATIONS. I
David M. Sampler, 19, dairy
employe, and Cordelia Boo the, 17,
domestic, both of Stay ton.
Earl Ogden, 28, laborer, 1309
N. Commercial st, and Macil J.
Fields, 23, domestic, route 1, box
572, both of Salem
Stores:
Ramp Style
Robert Seeger,'
Ex-Farmer, . ! .
Dies in Salem ;
Robert Seeger, 77, a Polk coun
ty farmer for 20 years, died Wed
nesday at his home at 2130 Che
meketa. St V' " ' , -l ... '! - .
Seeger had - lived in Salem
since retiring from farming 11
years. ago due' to ill health. His
farm " was -near &- Independence.
Deceased was born in Minnesota
May 30, 1873, and married Anna
D. Schultz here on Feb. 25, 1920.
He was a member of Evangelical
U. B church. v
Surviving besides his wife are
a son, Delbert S. Seeger, Salem;
two sisters, Mrs. Clara .Krief all,
Osseo, Minn and Mrs Jda
Schultz, Phoenix, Ariz.; a broth
er, Paul Seeger, Chinook, Can
ada," and one grandchild. . )
Services will be announced lat
er by Howell-Edwards chapeL !
Engineer Job , ;
Interviewer Due
' : Francis' . StameL i of the : office
of U. S. engineers in San Fran
cisco, CaliL, will be in Salem Feb
ruary 8 and 9 at the office jof the
state employment service to -interview
applicants for jobs with
the engineers, i 1 , -j
The jobs include civil,- construc
tion and mechanical engineers and
INCOME TAX
RETURNS PREPARED.
Leon A. Fiscus
1501 N. 4th Phone S-52SS
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CUSTOrEU'S CLAIM CHECK
imnx & men pjiont 2:2
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D Tifhmyev make a minimum pwrchaso at any no of tho abovo mention-
, od stores havo tho sales clerk validate yovr claim chock '
C?- Caturn claim chock to us when you call for your car it's sood for ono
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constroctioa-inspector, and mater-1
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