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COUT CEREMONY' HELD
Charles Chappelle, 1850 Lee t.,
was awarded his tenderfoot badge
as a new member of Boy Scout
troop 10 in a ceremony conducted
this week by T. W. Churchill,
scoutmaster, at the Knight Memo
rial Congregational church. Mem
bers of the troop assisting were
Vernon Ferris, Jon Miller and Les
lie Rittenhouse.
Landscaping and designing. No
job too large or too small. F. A.
Doerfler and Sons Nursery, 150
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Ph.
2- 2549.
MAKES TRIPLE FILING
Walker S. Fitts, 1070 N. Com
mercial st., filed assumed busi
ness name certificates with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday
for Capital Escort Service and City
Escort Service, both listed as mo
torcycle escort services, and for
Capital Ambulance Service. All
three establishments are located
In Salem.
Grain fed, beef, hind quarters for
your locker. Orwigs Market, 3975
Silverton Rd. Phone 2-6128.
SHOP CHANGES
Grace Burns, 1100 Chemeketa
st., filed an assumed business name
certificate for Grace's, a dress shop
at 234 Nl High st., with the Mar
ion county clerk Wednesday. She"
field a notice of retirement from
Grace's Ready to Wear, 1991 Fair
grounds rd.
There will be a registered Spencer
Corsitiere at Hotel Senator Fri
day, Feb. 23, free figure analysis.
Orders taken- now for pre-Easter
delivery. For appt. 21835. Joyce
Rosholt.
LIONS SLATE LOTTICK
Dr. Kenneth V. Lottick, associ
ate professor of education at Wil
lamette university will talk on
George Washington at the Salem
Lions club meeting at noon today
in the Marion hotel.
American telephone and telegraph
Co. rights are now being traded.
For assistance call Conrad, Bruce
and Co. 203 Oregon Bldg. Phone
3- 4106.
HEALY AT COMMISSION
Frank J. Healy, Salem attorney,
this week accepted a position with
the state corporation commission.
Healy said he is closing out his
private law practice. His new- du
ties are with the securities divi
sion jn the commission.
Johns-Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros.. 164 S. Corr'l.
Free estimates. Ph. 3-4642
PLAN HOBO NIGHT
Hobo right will take place -at
the Salem Elks lodge tonight.
Members will compete for awards
dressed in hobo costumes in the
annual fun night.
MA J. GLAISYER PROMOTED
MaJ. Herbert B. Glaisyeri jr
Far East. Ar Force staff officeir.in
Tokyo, .Jias jseen promoted to teeV
tenant colonel according to word
received here. His wife and chil
dren are with him in Tokyo. He is
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Glaisyer,
773 Stewart, st.
Your discards become time cards
to Goodwill Industries, Phone
4-2248'. " .
NURSING HOME FILES
An assumed business name cer
tificate for La r sen & Harder, a
nursing home, was filed with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday
by Ada Harder and W. P. Larsen,
both of 252 N. Cottage st.
TOWNSENDERS MEET
Townsend club 16 meets at 7:30
tonight in the home of Mrs. Anna
Arnold, 2256 Claude st.
Super rummage sale: Salem Gen
eral Hospital Aux. Friday, Feb. 23,
Sat, Feb. 24 until 1 p. m., over
Greenbaum's.
SIZEMORE ON DUTY
1st Lt. William E. Sizemore, son
fMr. and Mrs. Irving Sizemore,
S690 Sunnyview ave., has reported
for pilot duty at McChord air
force base, Wash.
PURDY AT FORT ORD
Robert Edgar Purdy, son of Mrs.
May Purdy, 1525 D st, recently
inducted into U. S. army service,
has been assigned to the 63rd in
fantry regiment of the 6th division
at Fort Ord, Calif.
THOMAS ON!TRD? I
C. E. Thomas of Salem, district
manager of the Metropolitan -Life
Insurance company, left fori New
York City Tuesday to attend a
meeting of , about 900 company
district managers. Thomas ex
pects to return to his Salem of
fice in about two weeks. f
FLORIST LISTED j
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Green Thumb Florist
was listed with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday by E. J. Harm,
321 Court st ! i
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694 153 N. High St.
RURAL SERVICE. OPENED I
Rural Garbage Service is the
assumed business name filec$ with
the Marion county clerk Wednes
day by Lloyd W. and, Helyn Jones,
Salem route 3, box 568. j
Food sale, casseroles, cakes, cook
ies, etc. Meadowlark Aux. of .VFW.
Elfstroms basement Thursday.
FIREMEN MAKE RUN
City firemen responded to a
chimney-fire 'alarm at 8:04 a.m.
a.m. Wednesday at the E. A Geh
ler residence,! 640 Chemeketa st.
They said it caused no damage.
Cattle Testing
Dispute Arises
A complaint that several; cattle
owners in the Silverton district
are not cooperating with the coun
ty's herd-testing program was
turned over to the district attor
ney's office Wednesday by Mar
ion county court.
Dr. E. L. Henkel, county vet
erinarian in the Silverton district,
complained to the county court
that several cattlemen "have re
fused to cooperate with the county
herd inspector in testing their cat
tle." 5
Henkel said that one owner re
fused to allow his cattle : tested
and another did not have his cattle
ready on testing day, "even though
owners were notified in advance."
Under the present county program
cattle are tested periodically for
disease. ;
Births
Permits Filed
For 2 Homes
Chester Stackhouse and Sol B.
Taylor obtained city building per
mits Wednesday for , erection of
new houses in south Salem.
The Stackhouse permit listed a
$12,900 dwelling at 175 Alice ave.,
and the Taylor permit, a $13,250
house at 275 Luther st.
Permits for: alterations went to
Robert Gedder, dwelling at 945
McGilchrist St., $1,500; and to
Chester Schaefer, garage at 1460
N. 19th St., $360. j
Public
Records
city briefs e UL-
IIAWK To Mr. and Mrs. John
Hawk, Salem route 2, box 431, a
daughter, Wednesday, February
21, at Salem Memorial hospital.
QUAMME To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Quamme, 1034 Eighth st.,
a daughter, Wednesday, February
21, at Salem General hospital.
LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Lewis, 667 N. Front st., a son,
Wednesday, February 21, at Salem
General hospital.
PIERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Pierson, 3339 Neef ave., a
on, Wednesday, February 21, at
Salem General hospital.
JTWANTNI To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Jiwanlni, 881 N. Cottage st,
daughter, Wednesday, February
21, at Salem General hospital. ,
CIRCUIT COURT
Gladys Shepard vs Raymond
Shepard: Decree of divorce grants
custody of two minor children to
plaintiff. j
Clarence S. Hammett vs Minnie
Hammett: Decree of divorce set
tles property frights.
- Dorris Brjown vs Nordahl
Brown: Decree of divorce awards
custody of two minor children to
plaintiff plus $70 per month sup
port money.;
Janet Cedarstaff vs Victor E.
Cedarstaff: Suit for divorce charg
ing cruel and inhuman treatment
asks for restoration of former
name of Janet Foster. Married
Nov. 22, 1947,; at Shelby, Mich.
MUNICIPAL COURT j
Gunnar Anton Peterson, Port
land, charged-! with following too
close, posted $10 bail.
Fred Martin Pacleb, Salem route
7, box 23 4 E, charged with fol
lowing too close, fined $10, $2.50
remitted.
PR03ATE COURT
Eva M. Greenbaum estate: Or
der appoints lAdolph Greenbaum
and Irene Depenbrock as execu
tors, j
Herbert L. Stiff estate: Order
authorizes sale of real property.
E. M. Larsen estate: Order ap
points Alta M. Larsen as execu
trix. ' i j i
Stella Martin estate: Order ap
proves sale of real property,
Rachel Kurt estate: Final order
closes estate, ;
SKIN IRRITATION
Saatba, Rafiave, Aia HeaSof 01 Itchy Swrt
int Dry Emwi, Chafing. Chapping, Pjuajli
ExtarMflyMM4 Wk Wtald KmmI
Dom't suffer with ttehhut IrriUtai akia
n aaianta foar thaa nwuirr. Put
JUainol Ointment to work aad set aooth
faUT rcIVf riht awar relief tfcatl laata
kmm-cr. Beaiaoi'a asodera formal ie a aoaa.
ki nation of, not I or A. bat t aetir. medi
cal toaredieata that ala it to act faster,
comfort baser, nlieva Irrttatioa aaa ala
"atava kaaL Remember the auat Keaiaoi.
SELL IIAYTAG-FniGIDAinE-EilSY
EOriE APPLIAIICES!
Hero Is your opportunity to ollcra yourself with cm out
standing! product and a reputablo dealer of long stanoV
?. Salary plus commission. Transportation furnished.
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Charles E. Cheffincs, 1510 N. Sommer sU is the latest old ear fan tm Join crowlnf ranks of Salem ancient
auto fanciers. Here he proudly exhibits an 1907 vlntaxe electric ante manufactured by the Ranch and
Lan Carriage Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, which Chef fines purchased this week from Henry Chape lie,
Woodburn. The car is currently on display at the Shrock Motor Co. It Is in fine condition, and was
stored an estimated 37 years by Chapelle in a barn. (Statesman photo.) j
Improvement ;
Of South River.
Road Discussed
Improvement of South Ri
road from Salem to Independen
was discussed at a meeting Tues
day night in Independence of In
dependence Chamber of Com
merce members and members of
the -Polk and Marlon county
courts. -f
Marlon County Judge Rex
Hartley explained that the state
highway commission had not defi
nitely committed itself on widen
ing the road. Recently, however,
the commission indicated lt might
take action on the road early next
year." J
The Independence delegation
revealed a long-range specula
tive plan which calls for comple
tion of the road into a state high
way from Salem, across the new
Willamette river bridge through
Independence, to Valsetx and on
to the coast. ,
Polk county delegates also
showed interest in a plan calling
for the present Santiam highway
to be extended through Stayton,
Jefferson to the new bridge at
Independence. ' ;
Tho Statasman. scdonx, Orew Thursday. rfcLrooxy 22, 13J1 S
ChcriikiLms Vtsn' Trip
To Dog Mountain '
.- Chemeketans and friends - 7iH
meet . at Greenbaum's store at
6:43 ajn. Sunday for a trip to
Dog mountain near Stevenson,
Wasiu . on ; the Columbia river,
leaders have announced. -
They wll tnkaJ4hreala'e .a -t
the mountain top.' Carl'Newbor-
fsr of Portland will be the leader.'
artidpants are asked to resist ar
in advance,
LXBXAHT TO CXOSX '
Salem public library will; bo'
closed all day today in observance
of Washington's birthday. : ;
LJkJUUU
Our remodeling dept. it staffed by f inN
class carpenters who work under the super
vision of J. A. Garland, a contractor who
has had years of experience.
Our. Prices Are Right Estimates Free
AII Work Guaranteed - Terms I
Villamotto ValFoy Roof Co. fnc
30 lsn Avenue, Salem
Phon 3-9694
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SMART TAPESTRY COVER . NOW 749U
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JACQUARD FRIEZE
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-NOW '189.50
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REG. 5269.50 MODERN SOFA AND CHAIR,
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REG. $289.50 MODERN LAWSON FLAT WEAVE
BOTJCLE FRIEZE ,
REG. 5237.50 S-PC. LAWSON SECTIONAL,
BOTJCLE FRIEZE : ;
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