The Oregon statesman., June 13, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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Ciily Iews IB He If
TOY TRUCK STOLEN
The loss of a toy log truck, val
ued at $28, was reported to city
police Thursday by A. W. Krebs of
625 Idlewpod Dr. He said the truck
was taken from the back yard of
the home of his sister, Mrs. Betty
Page, 1462 Mission St., only two
days after it was purchased Tues
day. 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.
CHAIN SAW TAKEN
A $250 chain saw was reported
taken from the Oregon Pulp and
Paper Co. lot at 650 Murlark St.,
city police said Thursday. The loss
was reported by James Corlett.
Fronk's House of Carpets and
Drsperies, 2715 S. Commercial.
Ph. 4-6313.
UNDERWRITERS MEET
Election of officers will take
place at the monthly meeting to
day of the Salem Life Underwrit
ers Association at noon "at the
Benator Hotel. Speaker will be
William J. Smith of Portland, gen
eral agent of the National Life
Insurance Company of Vermont.
Certificates of merit also will be
issued to qualified members.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
WINS MASTER'S DEGREE
Mrs. Nellie Hilfiker of Spring
field, former Marion County teach
er, is to receive the degree of
Master of Education at University
of Oregon commencement Sunday.
College girls interested In camp
counseling.' TeL 3-5887. Livingand
salary.
GRADUATES AT MICHIGAN
A degree of Master of Arts is
to be granted Miss Astrid Gie
Tarem, 260 S. 15th St., at Univer
sity of Michigan commencement
exercises Saturday. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ardo
Tarem of Salem.
Rummage sale Friday and Satur
day. 2381 State (garage).
TO GRADUATE TODAY
Miss Gloria Jean Evensen of
Salem is to graduate today at San
Jose State College with the degree
of Bachelor of Arts in Education.
Johns-Man vllie Roofing applied by
expert workmen, nothing down.
36 months to pay. Ma this Bros
164 S. Commercial. Free estimates.
3-4642,
VETERINARIAN APPOINTED
Dr. Austin Eivers, Salem veter
inarian, was appointed Thursday
by Marion County Court as coun
ty herd Inspector for district 3. He
replaces Dr. Fred Lange, who re
signed. Eivers was Lange's deputy.
Closing out all bedding plants.
Petunias, Salvia, Zinnias, Asters,
Marigolds, etc. 25c doz. Metropo
litan Store, 136 N, Commercial
ROAD WORK REJECTED
Marion County has no authority
to spend funds in improving Win
ola Avenue, in Salem Heights, be
cause it is a dedicated road and
not county-owned. Residents of the
area who petitioned Wednesday for
the work were informed that the
project might be financed by as
sessment again adjoining pro
perty, as the eflurt had suggested
earlier.
G. W. Brewen, M. D., Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, announces the re
moval of his office to 319 Oregon
Bldg. Tel. 4-6103. .
MATTLEY HEADS BARBERS
Oregon State Master Barbers
Association has ejected a Salem
barber, A. M. Mattley, president
for the coming year. The election
was at a recent meeting in Salem.
Aluminum folding and other styles
wheel chairs. Buy, sell and rent.
10c to 30c per day by the month.
Max O. Buren, Ph. 3-7775. 745
Court Street.
BOWES WINS DEGREE
William A. Bowes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Bowes, 445 S. Sum
mer St., received a master's de
gree in geology at the University
of Utah at Salt Lake City where
he now resides with his family.
The Knit Shop will be moving the 1
last of June from its present loca
tion at 337 N. High to its new lo
cation in Turner, 7 miles East of
Salem on the Airport Highway.
Watch for the opening of the Knit
Shop in its new location. Those
people having yarn held, please
get in touch with me before June
27th. Ruth Nyberg Barber.
TURNER IN TRAINING
Oregon National Guard reports
Albany Lass Heads Girls9 State
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Climax f the week-long Girls State program came Thursday with election of a full slate of "state of
ficer," who will held office for the rest of the week. Getting advice from Gov. Douglas McKay (ex
treme rirht) Is this girl state board of control: Girl Governor Mary Jenks, Albany (seated); Treasurer
Carol Bestul, Grants Pass (left) and Sanunie Romero. Springfield (right). (Story on page one.)
Births
WOODS To Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Woods, 702 Harrison St., a son,
Thursday, June 12, at Salem Gen
eral Hospital.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnson, 2385 Fisher Rd.,
that the Rev. G. W. Turner of
Salem, a 162nd Infantry Regiment
chaplain, will leave June 22 for
the Army Chaplains School, Fort
Slocum, N. Y., to take an orien
tation course of study until Aug.
22. He is pastor of Leslie Methodist
Church.
Moving-storage. "Across the street,
across the nation.'' Call Russ Pratt,
Capital City Transfer.
a son, Thursday, June 12, at Salem
General Hospital.
MANNING To Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Manning, Salem Route 2.
Box 195, a son, Thursday. June 12,
at Salem General Hospital.
KELSO To Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Kelso, 2030 John St., a daughter,
Wednesday, June 11, at Salem
General Hospital.
NORDYKE To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Nordyke, 1720 Cross St., a
daughter, Thursday, June 12, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
ATKINSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Atkinson, 2410 N. Church St.,
a daughter, Thursday, June K2, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs.
James Burr Miller, 1433 Trade St.,
a son, Wednesday, June 11, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
BREAD TROUBLE
CANTANTA, Sicily, (INS) The
bakers of this famous Sicilian city
are up in arms and have asked
"Government and Municipal pro
tection" . . . against bootleg bread
makers who seem to be able to
bake a better loaf and undersell
the professionals. The local author
ities are forced to protect the lic
enses but they are also counselling
them to. "make better bread than
the bootleggers."
Public
DKecords
Tho Stcrtesmotu ScJom'oToc rridQT. !tui'13. 1932
MUNICIPAL. COURT
Clifford E. Moore, Toledo,
charged with grand larceny. Held
in lieu of bail.
Robert Gene Gilchrist, 2148 S.
Cottage St., charged with reck
less driving, failure to transfer
motor vehicle license, failure to
display license plates, and driving
with defective brakes. Held in lieu
of bail.
CIRCUIT COURT
Alma Tucker vs Orvall Tucker:
Complaint for divorce alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment seeks
custody of two minor children and
$75 monthly support. Married Dec.
31, 1938, at Vancouver, Wash.
Pearl G. Weninger vs Roy J.
Weninger: Divorce decree grants
plaintiff custody of minor child
and $50 monthly support.
Charles E. and La Verne Coville
vs Rex O. and Bessie Stevenson:
Complaint seeks judgment of
$171.25 allegedly due on note, and
foreclosure of mortgage on real
property.
State Public Utilities Commis
sioner vs Jack Feeny, doing busi
ness as Feeny Transportation Co.:
Default judgment of $167.77 grant
ed plaintiff.
State Public Utilities Commis
sioner vs Frank Lambe, doing
business- as Lambe Transportation
Co.: Default judgment of $546.60
granted plaintiff.
State Public Utilities Commis
sioner vs Newton Rowden: De
fault judgment of $311.65 granted
plaintiff.
State Public Utilities Commis
sioner vs Francis J. Ellis: Default
judgement of $195.09 granted
plaintiff.
State Public Utilities Commis
sioner vs George W. Roberts: De
fault judgment of $911.96 granted
plaintiff.,
Southern Pacific Co. vs Salem
Linen Mills: Complaint seeks judg
ment of $1,493.69 allegedly due for
transportation.
Louis Theodore Hirschi vs
George Alexander and Virgil
O'Malley: Plaintiff petitions for
writ of habeas corpus on ground
that imprisonment in State Peni
tentiary is illegal due to alleged
lack of notice to plaintiff prior to
revocation of parole; writ orders
defendants to produce plaintiff in
court on June 18.
' Roger Ricks vs Kenneth and Ila
M. Hansen: R. R. Ricks Jr. ap
pointed guardian ad litem for
plaintiff; complaint seeks judg
ment of $40,000 damages for loss' of
vision in one eye allegedly sus
tained by ward when hit by pellet
from air gun discharged by de
fendants' son Jan. 15,' 1952, at
Stayton.
PROBATE COURT
William Collinson estate: Pio
neer Trust Co. appointed adminis
trator with will annexed.
Edmund J. Fennimore estate:
Final decree.
Mattie Troudt estate: Final ac
court approved, and distribution
ordered.
John B. Singler estate: Final
hearing set July 21.
Oscar T. Larson estate: Will ad
mitted to prebate, and Lena Lar
son appointed executrix.
REMEMBER
DAD!
Sunbeam, Schick, Reming
ton, Electric Shavers
Cigars - Trbacco T
Fountain Pens
Carneras
Shaving Sets
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
135 N. Commercial
NEW STUDENTS ENROLL NOW
at the
MERRITT DAVIS SCHOOL
OF COMMERCE
FOR THE SUMMER TERM
June 16th for Day School
June 1 7th for Night School
NEW CLASSES WILL BE STARTED IN THE
FOLLOWING SUBJECTS:
Shorthand, Beginning Filing
Shorthand, Review Typewriting
Business English Accounting
Business Correspondence Payroll Acctg.
Comptometer
Call School Offices. 2-1415. for Further Information
All Students Receive FREE PLACEMENT.
MERRITT DAVIS
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
420 State Street
Phone 2-141 5
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