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QERVAIS Installation of new
officer! for Fidelity lodge 54. AT
& AM. and of thm Rmtii rhintw:
place at a joint eercacrjy 7ief
day ziiit, December 12. - I J
The affair wQI open witi a 63
P-m. dinner at the Waaortlc ban.
Clyde Phillips win be Installed as
worshipful mas tar cf Fidelity
lodge, and Hi. and Mrs. Fred
Mcdaughry as worthy patron and
matron of the Eastern Star tmit.
Maurice Colin
' Mauric Cohn, chief accountant
ai Willamette university, was cho
sen Tuesday to head Salem Junior
Chamber of Commerce for the
coming year. He will be installed
at the next meeting, January 8.
Order of Eastern Star, will take
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.Cohn, who defeated Clyde Cook,
is' an air force veteran of both
World War II and the Korean con
flict. Other new officers are Jack
Hazelett, first vice president; Don
Reltzer, second vice president;
Bert Sturm, .secretary: Wesley
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With Names of
Distinction from
YEATERS
Wilson, treasurer; Clyde Cook,
Ed Cherry, Stanley Scofield, Geo
rge Huggins, Lionel Domreis and
William Shattuck, board of directors.
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That's Lixhtalnc in the center. The desert terrapin, acquired by the 231st combat engineers while en ma
neuvers at Camp Desert Rock, Nev is the not-tos speedy mascot of the unit which camped overnight
at the Salem reserve armory. Waiting for Lightning to show some action are LA. Lester Jones, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones, 150 N. 21st st and Ma J. Paul Johnson, also a former Salem resident, now
with the engineer unit. (Statesman photo).
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smile over chow in the rain Monday night. Mess call came at the helghth of Monday night's wind and
rain storm and troops that braved the chow line practically got a bath at the same time. (Statesman
photo).'
As you taste each luscious spoonful o Arden Flavor-Fresh
Ice Cream, you'll realise why it's the West's best liked, best
selling Ice Cream. Pure, sweet cream, sun-ripened fruits and
berries, and the purest of flavors are skillfully blended into
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Rain-soaked but smiling was Sgt. Anthony Muller, Vale, as he waded
into a meal of ham, mashed potatoes and string beans after a cold,
wet convoy ride from Klamath Falls Monday. Sgt. Muller la with
company C of the 23 1st combat engineer battalion which stopped
ever night in Salem enroute to its home station at Ft. Lewis, Wash.
(Statesman photo).
Salem
Obituaries
ROBINSON
Charles Moycr Robinson. S9, at th
residence, 2230 Mission t.. December
15. Survived by wiie, Mrs. Mary Rob
inson; son. Carroll M. Robinson, Sa
lem; da ug avers. Mrs. Lucille K. Puf
fer. Portland, and Mrs. Muriel Males.
Salem; three grandchildren. Services
will be held Wednesday, December 19
at 1:30 pjn. in the W. T. Rigdon chapel.
Concluding- cervices at City View
cemetery, with the Rev. Dudley Strain
officiating.
T HARALSON
Paul Robert Tharalson, 17. late res
ident of 4695 Center St.. In this city
December 15. Survived by parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul R. Tharalson of Salem;
sisters. Elizabeth, Helen and Dorothy
Tharalson, all of Salem, and Joanne
Tharalson. Seattle, Wash.; brother,
Thomas Tharalson. Seattle. Rosary will
be In the Howell-Edwards chapel at
8 pjn., Tuesday. December 18. Requiem
mass in . St. Joseph's church Wednes
day, December 1H. 10 a.m. with Inter
ment at St. Barbara's cemetery.
COWRSE
Charles Cowrse, 80, late resident of
970 luedes St., at a local hospital De
cember 16. Survived by nieces, Mrs.
Harvey Griffin. Salem, and Mrs. Grace
Grove, Portland; nephews, Frank and
Will Cowrse, both Lebanon, and John
Cowrse, Myrtle Point. Services will be
held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Decem
ber 19, at Howell-Edwards chapel with
interment at Mt. Hope cemetery.
BERINGER
Gaylord E. Beringer. late resident of
Mehama. at a local hospital December
IS. Survived by wife. Mrs. Lula Ber
inger, Menama; son. Glen Beringer.
Lyons; brotiier, Albert Beringer, Cali
fornia; also two grandchildren. Ser
vices will be held in the Clough-Bar-rick
chapel Wednesday, December 19
at 1:30 p.m. with interment in Fox
Valley cemetery. Dr. Seth R. Hunting
ton officiating.
ROBERTS
Soloman William Roberts, 67, late
resident of 1027 Oak it., at Portland
hospital December 16. Husband of Mrs.
Verna Roberts, Salem- father of Ben
Roberts, Bend: Mrs. Norman Smalley.
Salem; and Miss Beulah Roberts, San
ta Monica, Lain.: brother of Mrs. Nell
Ramp. T. S. Roberts and Hugh Roberts,
all of Salem; and Dr. R. M. Roberts,
San Diego. Calif.; also survived by
several nieces and nephews. Services
will be held Wednesday. December 19.
at 3 p.m. in the W. T. Rigdon chapel,
concluding services at Mt. Crest Abbey
ma-isoleum, with the Rev. Brooks
Moore officiating. a
DUTTOK
Tillman Dutton. late resident of 2635
N. River rd., at veterans hospital in
Portland December 17. Survived by
mother, Mrs. Maude Dutton of Salem;
sisters. Mrs. John Henny of Brooks,
Mrs. Alice Coates of Salem; two nieces,
Mrs. Marlene La Point of Salem. Miss
Sharla Dutton of Portland; nephew,
Tillman Dutton of Portland. Services
will be held Thursday, December 20 at
1 JO p.m. in the Clough-Barrick chapel.
Interment Belcrsst Memorial park.
PETERSEN
Mrs. Sophia Petersen, at the resi
dence. 736 N. 14th St.. December 17.
Survlsed by husband Mads P. Peter
sen of Salem; daughter Mrs. Bertha
Marsh of Beldonvllle. Wis.: son. Knute
Petersen of River Falls, Wis.; brother
Jens Nelson of Bemldil. Minn.: one
sister in Denmark; eight grandchildren
and two great grandchildren; also sev-
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Certified So notone Consultant
Will be in Salem
At 2A Livesly Bid.,
Thursday, December 20th
9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Please see Mr. Dodge for any
Sonotone service, batteries, or
a free demonstration of our
new Sonotone "977".
SONOTONE OF PORTLAND
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Portland, Oregon
era! nieces and nephews. Services will
be held Wednesday. December 19 at
3 im. In the Clough-Barrick chapel.
Interment in Fairview cemetery. Mn
omonie. Wis.
NOTICE OF STREET VACATION
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that on
November 12, 1951. Elmer H. K. Dorr
and Zelinda M Dorr, husband and wife,
filed a petition with the city recorder
of the City of Salem, Oregon, praying
the Common Council of said city to
vacate that portion of Leslie Street
lying retween the east line of South
Winter Street and the center line of
the (Prlngle) creek running through
Blocks 13 and 14. University Addition
to the City of Salem. Marion County.
Oregon; and that the said Common
Council has fixed the 14th day of Jan
uary, 1952, at the hour of S o'clock
P.M. as the time, and the council
chambers at the city hall of the City
of Sa'.em as the place, for the hearing
of the said petition and any and all
objections and remonstrances thereto.
Objectio.is to such vacation, if any
there be. should be made In writing
and filed with the city recorder oil
said city prior to the time of the
hearing.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL:
ALFRED MTJNDT
City Recorder
Salem, Oregon
D. 5. 12. 19. 26. J. S.
I NOTICE OF STREET VACATION
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that
on August 13. 1951. Arthur Heller and
Esther B. Heller, his wife, filed a peti
tion with the city recorder of the City
of Salem. Oregon, praying the Com
mon Council of said city to vacate the
westerly 63.7 feet of the alley run
ning easterly and westerly through
Block 13. Nob Hill Annex to the City
of Salem, Marion County. Oregon, be
ing that part of said alley lying be
tween the east line of Raynor Street
and the west bank of Prlngle (David
son or Clark) creek; and that the said
council has fixed the 14th day of Janu
ary, 1952. at the hour of S o'clock
P jd. as the time, and the council
chambers at the city hall of the City
of Salem as the place, for the hear
ing of the said petition and any and
all objections and remonstrances there
to. Objections to such vacation. If any
there be, should be made In writing
and filed with the city recorder of
said city prior to the time of the
hearing.
Or THE COMMON
BY ORDER
COUNCIL:
ALFRED MTJNDT
City Recorder
Salem. Oregon
D. 5. 12. 19. 26. J. X.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that
the undersigned. Hazel K. Kelley. ad
ministratrix of the estate of John W.
Kelly, deceased, has filed in the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Marion County, its Final Account, and
that said Court has by n order there
of, designated the 21st day of Decem
ber. 1951. at the hour of ten o'clock
a.m. of said day at the Circuit Court
room In the Court House at Salem,
Oregon, as the time and place for
hearing said Final Account and all
objections thereto.
Datd and first published at Salem.
Oregon, this 21st day of November,
1951.
HAZEL, K. KELLY,
173 Sv Cottage St.
Hazeldorf Apt. 3. Salem, Or.
Administratrix of the Estate of
John W. Kelly. Deceased
L. B. Sandblast
Attorney for Administratrix
910 Loyalty Building
Portluid 4. Oregon N. 21. zs. u. s. u. is.
TRADE MARK NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Ranchers
Cotton Oil. a California corporation.
Fresno, Calif., has filed its trade mark
"BAR NONE" and slofcan "BEST IN
THE WEST' with the Secretary of
State of Oregon. D. 19-26. J 2.
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