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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1952)
g The Statesman. Scdem. Oregon, Sunday. April 20, 1952 Willamette to Add Psi Chi Chapter The Willamette psychological organization will affiliate with Psi Chi, national psychology honorary. It was announced Sat urday by Dr. Charles Derthlck, professor of psychology. First in itiation and installation of the chapter will be held in May. The Willamette University group will be the first Psi Chi affiliation in the state of Oregon Main purpose of the association is to advance the science of psy cnmtagy. utner aims are to en courage, stimulate and maintain juu lr uv Oalcing Your Basement Get Beauty Plus the Proved Protection of 3 G3GDI CEMENT PAINT Year After Year It Outsells All Other Cement Paints Combined Redecorates beautifully, seals moisture out, protect and preserves concrete, concrete block, stone, brick and all kinds of masonry walls. Easy to mix easy to use. Your choice of 12 lovely colors and white. 5-A. pfrg wWfe, motet sees e gaffe el rtady-to-vt peiaf. (Colon Bofcriy hiW) sua Get BONDEX from Your Regular Dealer OR FOR THE NAMI OF YOUR NEAREST DEALER ' PHONE WESTERN UNION ASK FOR "OPERATOR 25" scholarship of the individual members in airfields, particular ly in psychology. HL J. Spitzbart., Retired Iowa Farmer, Dies Herman J. Spitzbart, retired Iowa farmer, and member of a prominent Salem family, in this area since around 1900, died Fri day at a local hospital. He was 77. During most of the last few years he had lived in an apart ment house at 597 N. Liberty St. A bachelor, he lived for some time with two sisters, and was associ ated for most of the time he had lived in Oregon with a brother. Charles. They both came to the Salem area from Iowa about 1900. Charles, who died in 1941, oper ated a grocery store and post of fice near the site of tne Oregon State Fairgrounds. His son, Leo, nephew of Herman Spitzbart, now is manager of the Oregon State Fair. The deceased was born near Hawkeye, Iowa, June 28, 1874. He spent most of the last 50 years in Salem, although for a time re sumed his farming near Rupert, Idaho. Included among the many nieces and nephews in this locality who survive him besides Leo Spitz bart. are W. G. Krueger, who has operated a real estate office here for nearly 20 years; Arnold Krue eer. owner of Krueeer's Cash and Carry Grocery More in nasi 2a lem; and Mrs. Vera Barrick, wife of one of the owners of (Jougn Barrick Co., mortuary. Also surviving are nieces, Mrs. Frieda Teutsch of Corvallis; Mrs. Selma Kroeger and Mrs. Clara Lee, both of Salem; Mrs. Frieda Smith of Delake; Mrs. Gertrude Bergman of Naples, Italy; Mrs. Ir- ma Abbott of Antioch. Cam.; nephews, Erwin Oehler of Salem; Arnold Oehler of Westwood, N. J.; Lester Oehler of Corvallis, and several nieces and nephews in Iowa. Funeral services will be held at 1 :30 p jn. Monday in the Clough Barrick Chapel, with interment in Belcrest Memorial Park. 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CAPITAL DRUG STORE 405 State St., Salem. Oregon Please send me Bauer and Black nylon elastic hose at 12 and $15 a pair as fellows: Fitting Chart Measurements of lee circumference In inches (with this information we cast supply correct size) Part Inches Style Cost Ankle Nylon Hose caif !!! Above Sheer Knee Deluxe I $15 TotaL Name . Please print in pencil, ink may blot DOUBLE S & H Green Stamps given this week on purchases of Elastic Hoisery , r ' i Mr. and Mrs. Emil Drees, of Salem Rente 9, returned Friday from a lV-day vacation trip to Hawaii. They were the winners of the Sa lem Downtown Merchants' Association Spring Festival rrand prize. In the above picture, they are shown npon their arrival in Hono loin. (United Air Lines photo.) Free Vacation In Hawaii Just Wonderful9 What they described as "the most wonderful experience of our lives" is behind Mr. and Mrs. Emil Drees who returned Friday from a 10-day vacation in Hawaii. They were the guests of the Salem Downtown Merchants As sociation and United Air Lines as a result of winning the grand prize in the Association's Spring Fes tival last month. During their trip they visited most of the islands, spending con siderable time on the island of Hawaii and Oahu, where Hono lulu is located. Mrs. Drees said she was most Impressed with the beautiful scenery they saw there. Proving to her, she said, what small world it is, Mrs. Drees told of meeting Miss Phyllis Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester I. Chase, 1450 State St, who was the stewardess on the strato-cruiser going over. Easter Sunday they spent with Miss Ann Munson, formerly of the Salem Chamber of Commerce who now lives in Honolulu. They also met a couple from Albany, she said. Some day they plan to go back there, and even if they don't, Mrs. Drees said they can remember this trip all their lives. Mrs. Asbill New Chairman of Salem Hts.-Liberty Unit Statesman News Service LIBERTY Mrs. Ed Asbill was elected chairman of the Liberty Salem Heights Home Extension Unit Thursday. Other new officers are Mrs. Orville Raymond, vice chairman; and Mrs. John Driess ler, secretary. The group made final plans for the Marion County Homemakers Festival, to be held Saturday, April 26, at Salem High School. Auditorium hostesses for the unit will be Mrs. Ray Ritchie. Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. John Douglas, Mrs. E. L. Grady and Mrs. S. B. Davidson. ine units project, "pressure saucepans," will be set up by Mrs. Lyle Bane, Mrs. Wilbert Kurth and Mrs. Louis Kurth. Red Grafters Face Charges MOSCOW (P)-Six Communist Party members have been ex pelled and criminal proceedings are being taken against them for stealing collective farm property, Pravda announced Saturday. 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