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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1951)
Sgt Sexton Returns from Korean War Returning to the United States today alter nine months in a paratrooper commando squadron in Korea, Is Sgt Fred Sexton, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C Sexton, route 8, box 14. Sergeant Sexton is one of 12 Oregon soldiers docking this morning in San Francisco aboard Woodford. Others from" the mid valley area include Sgt. Albert C Lilly, 305 Lillys lane, Corvallis, and Sgt. Lester M. Crocker, 1415 E. 3rd ave, Albany. The trans port arrives with 384 soldies all returning from Korea on the army rotation plan. A rifleman in the 187th air borne division. Sergeant Sexton arrived in Korea in September, 1950. He-enlisted in the army in July, 1948, and took basic train ing at Camp Campbell, Ky, and advanced training in Japan. His 30-day furlough will be the first visit with his parents since March, 1949, when he went over seas. " -" A resident oi me aaiem area ior i-', i : lit. lS'ears; Serieanf Sexton atten ed Popcorn school, and Salem high school until his enlistment in 1948. He has one! brother in the merchant-'marine, and another who recently enlisted in the air force. His parents expect him to be sent either to Camp Campbell or to Fort Breckenridge, Ky, after his furloughs He will complete his enlistment period in July. MUSCLE-BTJILDING PAYS OFF SANTA ANA, Calif. -(JF)- That wrestling course James A. Key, 46, took at a local gymnasium paid off. His car! was rammed in the rear by another. The other driver didn't stop. Key gave chase, caught the other man at the next inter section and had him pinned to the ground with a "Boston crab hold" when police; arrived. i Public Ciecords Otto J. Wilson President of Exchange Club Otto J. Wilson, local automobile dealer, was elected president of Salem Exchange club at a meet ing Wednesday. He succeeds Dr. Lewis P. Campbell. Serving with Wilson for the next six months will be Irvin Bryan, vice president, and Charles Siew ert, treasurer, and Dr. George Mar tin, re-elected secretary. Elected to one-year terms on the hnard of control were Donald Bar- rick, Sid Boise, and Thomas Rob erta. Kenneth FottalwaVelected'to fill a nro tern vacancy on the board. ; Wilson said the club would con tinue the annual Junior golf tour nament in August and the toy re-! habilitatlon program during Christ mas. July 22 was set as the date for a picnic" at Neskowin. :; - " i GOP TO HEAR McKAY ; j PORTLAND, June 20-W3r-Gov-ernor McKay will speak here to morrow night at the annual elec tion meeting of the Multnomah county young republican club. Also expected are Ralph : Cake, Portland, national committeeman, and A. Freeman Holmer, Salem, president of the state federation of young republicans. i A CIRCUIT COURT Frank Pickens and others vs Newton Sewell and others: Suit to quiet title to real property. Ellen Lindholm vs John Morrell tt Co., and Safeway Stores, Inc.: Suit dismissed on motion of plain tiff as settled. . Marcelle Christenson vs John Morrell & Co.: Suit dismissed on motion of plaintiff as settled. DISTEICT COURT Marvin Ray Perkins, 4001 Beck aven charged with driving while intoxicated, fined $250, and 30-day Jail sentence suspended, upon con viction at trial; notice of appeal filed. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS George Koebel, 28, bricklayer, Aurora, and Dorothy Richter, 22, domestic, Hubbard. Alvin E. Dodson, 20, truck driv er, Aumsville, and Lilly May Sul livan, 18, domestic, Marion. Lester Wayne Houk, 27, repair man, Monmouth, and Mary Lu Schulmench, 20, student, Junction City. Alan G. Diggs, 28, interior deco rator, Stayton, and Mary F. Hall, 31. waitress. 1244 State st, Salem. Henry L. Holzfuss, 37, farmer logger, Lyons, and Angeline M. Hunt, 37, cook. Sublimity. PROBATE COURT Marlene Lucille Prosser and San dra Mary Prosser guardianship estate: Order appoints Lucille Big ler as guardian. - Mary Oberlin Davis estate: Final decree closes estate. Ethel B. Roberts estater Final order closes estate. , Mary Davis guardianship estate: - Order closes guardianship. Martha S. Mortensen estate: Or- . der appoints Ida R. Hain as execu- . tiix. Needlecraft 9 Homemakers delight! How to make bedroom accessories FOUR matching sets, spreads, curtains. dressing table skirts. Four bedroom sets tailored, simple, or Duffy. Instructions 669 j have step-by-step directions. Laura Wheeler's improved pat tern makes crochet and knitting so simple with its charts, photos and concise directions. Scad 'TWENTY CENTS In coins for i this patient to tn Oregon Statesman. Needlecraft DepU. P. O. Box S?0. Chl cao SO. 111. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS with ZONE. Sent Twenty Cents more (in coin) for our Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book. 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