City News DBriefs
ITAYTON FIRM FILES
Articles of incorporation of Go
Dar Manufacturing Co., a Stayton
firm for sale and manufacture of
larm machinery, were filed Mon
day with Marion County clerk.
Incorporators are C. T. Darle' V
L. Goss, Walter Hinrichs and W.
H. Bell, all of Stayton. Capital
stock is $1,000 in 10 shares.
Landscaping and designing. No ;
job too large or too small. F. A.
Doerfler and Sons Nursery. 250 ;
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone
2-2549.
PARTNER LEAVES FIRM
Notice of retirement of Jess
Hutton from the assumed business
same of Southwestern Water
Proofing Co.. Portland, was filed
Monday with Marion County f
clerk. Remaining as owner is C.
D. Rhoden.
Sewing machine art embroidery
classes being arranged. Shirley
Kau, Dayton. Oregon.
SUNDRY COMPANY LISTED
Assumed business name of
Hicks Sundry Company, Salem,
was filed Monday with Marion
County clerk, adding to the name
of C. E. Hicks, Brooks Route 1,
as owner, those of P. E. Hicks,
1510 N. 4th St.. and L. G. Hicks,
1320 Norway St.
SOLDIER GRADUATES
Cpl. Rov F. Rice, son of Mr and
Mrs. Delbert Rice. 1005 .N. 15th
St., recently graduated from the
7th Army:5 NOn - Commissioned
Officers Academy at Munich. Ger
many, according to an Army press
release Monday. Cpl. Rice, a me
chanic in the fi2nd Antiaircraft
Artillerv Battalion, entered serv
ice Jan. 1951.
STAYNOR VISITS
Steven Staynor. former Silver
ton resident and Mt. Angel Col
lege graduate, and now a store
keeper first class in the U. S.
Navy, visited briefly in Salem
Monday on his way to San Diego. ,
Calif., where he is stationed. Mr.
and Mrs. Staynor were enroute
from Bremerton, Wash.
Births
KNTPE To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Knipe. 2590 Sunrise Ave, Sa
lem, a daughter, Monday, May
26, at Salem Memorial Hospital.
VANDELAAR To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Vandelaar, 803 N. Galloway
St., McMinnville. a son, Monctey
May 26, at Salem Memorial Hos
pital. KNEPPER To Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Knepper, 2510 Bluff St.. Sa
lem, a son. Monday, May 26, at
Salem General Hospital.
WALEN To Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Walen. 945 Market St., a
daughter, Monday, May 26, at
Salem General Hospital.
SACRE To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Sacre, 1315 2 N. 17th St., Salem,
a daughter, Monday, May 26, at
Salem General Hospital.
BERRYIIILL To Mr. and Mrs.
Don Berryhill. 818 N. Liberty St..
Salem, a daughter, Monday, May
26, at Salem General Hospital. '
SERVICE STATION FILES
Pride of Oregon Service Station,
Woodburn,; is the assumed busi
ness name filed Monday with
Marion County clerk by Kenneth
N. Parker, Salem, and G. N. Cal
kins Jr., "Woodburn.
Johns-Mauvlije Roofing applied by
expert workmen, nothing down.
36 months to pay Mathis Bros
164 S. Commercial. Free estimates.
3-4642.
LUMBER FIRM LISTED
Reynolds and Kostenborder
Lumber Co. is the assumed busi
ness name filed Monday with
Marion County clerk by Eldon
Reynolds, 1185 Crawley Ave.,
Salem, and Bill L. Kostenborder,
Sublimity Route 1.
When your appliances are all a
flutter, Call 2-4587 for John Clut
ter. Prompt service Reasonable
prices. 330 South High.
GRANGE POSTPONES
The Memorial Service .of the
West Salem Grange, originally
scheduled for tonight, has been
postponed until June 10, leaders
"announced.
Fresh killed broad breasted hen
turkevs 35c lb. Orwig's Market,
3975 Silverton. Rd. Phone 2-6128.
JUVENILES RELEASED
Release to their parents of four
boys charged recently with crimes
in Marion County was reported
Monday by Juvenile Judge Joseph
B. Fclton. He said two from Inde
pendence and one from Corvallis
were involved in larceny and one
from near Salem in writing bad
checks. All will remain under cus
tody and supervision of the Ju
venile Court.
Water hyacinths - Hollywood A
quarium - 1958 McCoy. 1 block
east of Hollywood Theatre, then
2 block South.
TOWNS END MEET TODAY
Townsend Club 17 will meet at
2 o'clock this aftei oon at the
George Johnson home, 1335 N.
18th St.
Air-Steamship tickets anvwhere.
! Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
MEASLES TOPS LIST
Measles continued to top Mar
ion County's caseload of commu
nicable diseases last week, al
though down to 18 new cases from
35 the previous week. The county
health department, on the basis
of physicians' reports, also noted
six cases of chickenpox, five each
of influenza and broncho pneu
monia, four of scarlet fever, three
, of tuberculosis, two of conjuncti
vitis and one each of rheumatic
fever and septic sore throat.
JAYCEES MEET AT NIGHT
Instead of the regular luncheon,
Salem Junior Chamber of Com
merce will meet at 7 o'clock to
night at 268 S. Commercial St.
Speaker will be Robert Harris of
Salem, on his experiences with
Scotland Yard.
Barker to Speak
Herbert Barker will speak on the
labor movement at the Hollywood
Lions Club meeting Wednesday
noon at the Lions Den.
Mrs. McAfee,
86, Succumbs:
Rites Today
Mrs. Sara Rovilla McAfee died
Sunday at the age of 86 years at
her residence in Salem Route 7.
She had been in poor health for
some time.
Services are to be held today at
the W. T. Rigdon Chapel, 1:30
p. m. with the Rev. Robert San
ders officiating and interment at
City View Cemetery.
She was born Sarah Rovilla Na
tion . in Chebanse, 111., May 4,
1866, and remained there until she
married George McAfee at Cheb
anse in April, 1888.
Shortly after marrying they
moved to Belville, Wis., and later
Lto Dodgeville Wis., coming to Sa
lem in reb., Her nusoana
who had been a railroad station
agent, died in 1928.
Mrs. McAfee was the first pres
ident of the Hayesville Woman's
Club and took part in its forma
tion 24 years ago. She also was a
member of the Presbyterian
: Church.
! Survivors include the daughters,
Mrs. E. H. Glasser. Freeport, 111.;
i Mrs. Albert Stattler and Mrs. Ro
j bin Day, both of Salem; a brother,
W. O. Nation, Chebanse, 111.; sis
i ters, Mrs. J. B. Park, Weslaco,
Tex., and Mrs. G. W. McCuen, Co
lumbus, Ohio; a niece, Mrs. C. R.
' Lindstrom, Salem; a nephew, Har
' eld Nation. Salem; five grandchil
dren and four great-grandchil-
Officers Elected by Knights of Columbus
St (3 ''i-tel"
1 & 1 ; i
The Stat man, Sakm, Oreyoa. TueaduT, May 27, 19S2 5
Many single - celled animals . substance of the parent Individual
which reproduce by division are is preserved when it divides to
virtually immortal because the 1 produce two individuals. ;
New state officers for Knlfhta of Columbus were elected here Sunday at the close of the rroup's three
day conference. Officers are from left to rlfht: Vernon Collver. Reeds port, reelected state treasurer;
Jasper W. Kennedy. Eurene, past state deputy; The Rev. Louis Sohler, Sprlnrfleld. state chaplain
Edward J. Bell, Stayton, reelected state secretary; Dr. F. A. Reillnr. Eugene, state deputy Harold
Dei Being, Roseburr, state advocate; and Gerald Wieber, HiUsboro. state warden. (Statesman Photo )
British ship ended the worries
when it contacted the No Name
off the Oregon coast.
Those aboard the craft were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Wolbert, Seattle,
me owners, and Cius Olson.
The weary seafarers told the I
Coast Guard they were plagued
by foul weather throughout the
49-day cruise. They said the !
craft's wooden cockpit was ripped
pff in nigh seas and they were
soaked most of the time.
The three were reported in
good condition on their arrhal at
Tillamook Bay.
They generally agreed they
weren't "scared" on the hazard-'
ous voyage but "we never were
so glad to get ashore." i
PARADISE ISLANDS
FOR SALE
Beautiful Recreation Park. Pic
nics. Swimminf. Danclnf. Play
ground Unlimited possibili
ties. Immediate possession 3
mi. from Salem on Turner Rd.
Call 2-0420.
OTOIS 500 PADS
OF MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
100f c WOOL - GABARDINES - SHARXSPN3
FLANNELS - TWEEDS
FROM
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
KAY WOOLEN LULL STORE
260 S. 12th Street
2 Elks. S. oi Stale an 12&
area.
Trans-Pacific
Sloop Arrives
At Oregon Port
SEATTLE iPi - The trans-Pacific,
sloop No Name, for which
trouble was feared at sea last
week, really ran into it Monday
after readying the safety of an
Oregon port.
The Coast Guard reported the
! vessel went aground at Tillamook
I Bay.
The trouble didn t last for long.
A Coast Guard vessel soon pulled
the No Name free.
Fears were aroused for the
sloop's safety last week because
it was three weeks overdue at
Seattle on a trip from Hawaii. A
INJURED AT FOUNDRY
Fred Kleinsmith, 460 S. 16th St.,
was injured Monday at the Rose
braugh Foundry and treated by
Salem first aidmen for a punc
tured artery in his thigh. He was
advised to see a doctor.
SPECHT IN CLUB
Oscar H. Specht. local represen
tative of the Mutual Life Insur
ance Company of New York, was
recently approved as a member of
the company's National Field
Club, it was reported Monday.
MRS. FISCHER ALTERNATE
Mrs. Marian Lowery Fischer,
society editor of the Capital Jour
nal, was Monday named as an al
ternate delegate to the Republican
national convention. Mrs. James
Mott, Salem, first district delegate,
named Mrs. Fischer as her alternate.
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A Commander V-8 beat all competing eights
in actual gas mileage in 1952 Mobilgas Economy Run!
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Sensational 120-h. p. zip and pepl Needs no premium fuell
Pace-setting Studebaker V8
paces the 500 mile race
AT INDIANAPOLIS, MAY 30
A jet-streamed Studebaker Commander V-S convert
ible will be the Pace Car in this year's great 500
mile race an honor accorded Studebaker because
of its outstanding contributions to motoring progress.
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BMt mrtuml Han mileage of all 23 rara of
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