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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1952)
Nuptials Held -At Ghbrch Miss Patsy Kuhn and Wayne Wolvertoo exchanged their mir riage vows at a quiet ceremony on June 3 at the First Church of the Nazarene before members of the Immediate family. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kuhn and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wolverton, all of Salem. The Rev. Eugene Stowe officiated at the 8 o'clock nuptials before a set ting of pink and white gladioluses. For her wedding the bride chose a white linen suit with white ac eessoriesand carried a white Bible topped with pink and white flowers. : ' , Mrs. Leo Wahl was her sister's matron of honor and wore a pink linen suit and carried a nosegay of pink and white flowers. Robert True stood with the groom as best man. For her : daughter's wedding. Mrs. Kuhn wore a blue and black print afternoon dress and the groom's mother wore a green suit. A reception followed the nup tials at the home of the bride's parents. After a wedding trip along the Washington and Oregon coast the newlyweds will be at home in Salem at 1065 Madison Street. Mrs. Spraur Is Grand Regent Mt. Angel The new officers of the Mt. Angel Court of the Catho lic Daughters of America were in stalled Monday night with Mrs. J. A. Kaiser of Mt. Angel, district deputy, as installing officer. As sisting were Miss Eustelle Bauman ' and Miss Helen Keoer. ' Officers installed included grand regent, Mrs. Steven Sprauer; Vice grand regent, Mrs. Charles BochJser; prophetess, Mrs. Al phonse Schaecher; financial sec retary, Margaret Traeger; histor ian, Anna Erwert; treasurer, Mrs. Vincent Smith; monitor, Mrs. Vic tor Hoffer; sentinel, Mrs. Edward '' Hammer; lecturer, Mrs. Joseph L. :Wachter; organist, Patricia Con- ' nell; trustees, Mrs. Carl Ertelt, ' Mrs. Fred J. Schwab. "Miss Helen Keoer, Mrs. Roy Palmer. Mrs. . Frank Aman and Mrs. R. O. Ap pleby. Mrs. Sprauer announced that ., the scholarship medal for religion, which is to be an annual donation by the CDA to Mt. Angel Academy, ' was won by Faith Manion. Mrs. Christine Kronberg was named chairman of the committee which Is to arrange the annual social 1-party for the members. NNurery to Be Provided Mrs. Robert Brooks, young adult program director for the YWCA. r has announced that the YW will Offer . nursery for children of mothers, who have signed up for ' gjeif lessons beginning June 19 at -"9 a.m. The nursery will be held for children two years and older. ' also school agyoungsters, at the f YW. A nominal fee will be charged. SkeridaaLanr and Mike Eis- ele, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley " Eisele, were honored on their birthdays this week. Guests at the picnic dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Endres, Jean Eisele, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goosen and Linda, "Mr. and Mrs. Tony Eisele and ' children; Mr. and -Mrs. Cedric Clark and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy DeJong and Steven. CLUB CALENDAR SATUBDAT Salem Chapter. OES. Masonic Tempi. pjn. SUNDAY Hal Hisbard Auxiliary and Camp, covered dish dinner. Salem Woman's Clubhouse. 1 p.m., business meeting, 2 9 m. MONDAY West Salem Lions Auxiliary with Mrs. Clyde Everett. S P-in. husbands guests. ' - - , - t -.'" i . ' S-3C-. i sw m juio, - vvy 4vr4 Mumff-i t . -" r, 1 , t - - mi (f to 06 f ' f,i'.S5. i I - (- $ i v . 2135 Fairgrounds Road Phone 3-9205 Reports Given By Chairmen At the regular meeting of the ladies auxiliary to Marion Post 661 Veterans of Foreign Wars Monday evening reports were giv en by the following committee chairmen: Mrs. Dale Brooks, mem bership chairman, reported that the membership quota for the year is almost filled. Mrs. D o r m a n Crowe, hospital chairman, and Mrs. Sherman BeaL, civil defense chairman. Mrs. Leon Hanson told about the district encampment which was held on May 23 at Woodburn. On Sunday, June 8, the National Pres ident of the Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs. Ethel Griffith, was in Portland for her official visit to Oregon. Marion Auxiliary 661 chartered a bus for this meeting with thirty attending. A surprise handkerchief shower was held for Mrs. Rennie Benson, who is leaving Salem to join her husband in Idaho, and a birthday handkerchief shower was given the president, Mrs. C. M. Briggs. Commander Barney Barnett pre sented the auxiliary with a check, proceeds from the Buddy Poppy sales to be used for rehabilitation I work. Mrs. George Mason will be hos tess at a party given for the pres ident and past presidents of Dis trict 20 on July 27 at the home of Mrs. Leon Hanson, 160 E. Mil ler St. Miss Downing Feted Lyons Bertha Allen, Helen Nydegger and Leora Stevens were hostesses for a bridal shower hon oring Miss Juanita Downing at the Community Club house Monday evening. Refreshments were served to Miss Downing, Ealine Downing of Portland, Nellie Jones, Stayton, Frances Bailey, Salem, Lois Scott, Fauneta La Vme, Betty Staley, Marie Day, Edith Mason, of Mill City, Virgeen Scott, Mabel Downing, Ruth Lyons, Mabel Bass, Eva Bressler, Modena Carleton, Helen McClure, Claire Feenstra, Garnett Bassett, Alta Bodeker, Bertha Allen, Helen Nydegger and Leora Stevens, all of Lyons. Union vale Mis A nana Gub ser was honored at a bridal shower held at the Unionvale Evangelical United Brethren Church Monday night. Hostesses for the affair were Donna Finnicum and Vonda Mack- inster, both of McMinnville. Ladies of the Dayton Pioneer Church and the Unionvale Church were in vited. Miss Gubser will become the bride of Marvin Lorenzen on June 20 at the First Christian Church in McMinnville. Sheridan Patty h adored on her eighth birthday with a party given by her grand mother, Mrs. William Haddon. Guests were Richard Haddon, Joyce, Judy and Denny Haddon and Ronnie Woodall. Air Gun Blamed Far Eye Loss; Seek $40,000 A $40,000 damage suit for the loss of a Stayton boy's eye, al legedly as the result at being struck by an air rifle pellet, was filed Thursday in Marion County Circuit Court. R. R. Hicks Jr. filed the suit on behalf of his son, Roger, against Kenneth and 11a M. Hansen of Stayton, claiming that Hansen's son, Chuck, fired his gun and hit the Ricks boy last Jan. 15, caus ing loss of vision. The complaint alleges mat the Hansens were negligent in permit ting their son to use the rifle and fire it within the city. Bees do not gather pollen at the same time they gather nectar. - r Many Charges Against Driver City police Thursday arrested a Salem man on four separate traf fic charges. Held in city jail was Robert Gene Gilchrist of 2143 S. Cottage St. He is charged with reckless driving, failure to transfer motor vehicle license, failure to display license plates and driving with defective brakes. He was arrested on South High Street near Bush Pasture Park. No bail had been set Thursday night. Teamsters, Hudson House Settle Dispute PORTLAND (jP) AFL Teamsters in Portland, Salem and The Dalles have been granted pay increases in negotiations with Hudson House, wholesale grocery firm. The agreement, negotiated by the Oregon Cannery Council, calls for a 3 cent hourly base pay boost with increases of 4 and 5 cents an hour in some classifications. It also provides for two weeks vacation after three years, two more paid holidays, shift differ entials of 5 and 10 cents and union dues checkoff. Some 800 workers are affected. E. S. Benjamin, Salem, council president, said Thursday the agreement is expected to set the pattern for future negotiations. For every day good living whether its for lunches - for your main meal of the day, for the picnic or for your party there's variety, qua lity, service, end economy at your favorite Busicfc Market. And shopping is easier too. 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In order to "warn Americans against the treachery of Russia," Juris Krigens of Salem, president of the Latvian Society, presented Gov. Douglas McKay Thursday with a book containing names of 16,000 Latvians deported to Russia in 1940-41. Krigens, who is a chemist at the Ray-O-Vac Chemical plant here, said that about 400 displaced . FOR PROPER FITTING CHILDREN'S SHOES buy luiuWkn SEI ERNIE SAVAGE ACICLIN'S JUNIOR B00TERY OPEN UNTIL 00 FRIDAY NIGHTS 234 N. High Senator Hotel Bids 2 cans 25e 2 cens 29C COURT ST. MARKET l FREE! purchase el two packages Vegetables. Raspberries 39c Broccoli - 29c Brussels Sprouts 35c Cauliflower 29c Corn on Cob 24c Corn, cut 24c French Fries 25c Peas 21c Peas & Carrots 25c Spinach Leaf 24c Peaches 29c Rhubarb 24c 39c lbs. lbs. 3-b. can containing " coupon 25c ff" in each can .Vac, ffoRa .lbs. Direct from Hawaii Can CZ3 Krispiee Return of Standard Time Petitions Asked, H. G. Stevens of Roberts said Thursday that farmers) organiza tions throughout the state are now urging circulators to return the petitions they have been filling with signatures endorsing the move for legislation to make standard time prevail in Oregon. He said 6,000 petitions are in cir culation but only 500 have been returned to the farm groups for filing with the secretary of state. Latvians live in Oregon including about 52 in Salem. Part of his visit to Governor McKay Thursday was to thank the governor for the as sistance given by Oregon residents to displaced persons here. Some tribes of American In dians once believed there is an old woman in the moon making a basket and that the world will be destroyed when the basket is completed. of To say every one likes chicken may be rather a broad statement, but for those who do, well there's just no finer quality, nicer dressed or more economical Young Fryers than these delightfully plump two pounders at....... . . . . . . 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Friday, funs 13, 1852 7 TEIFFED UP WOODLAND, Cal. (INS) Mrs. Daniel Hen on of Woodland had. wanted a trip to Hawaii for years. Finally she and her husband had their Hawaii vacation. But when they got home there was letter from Mr. Henon's employer. It told him he had won a sales pro motion contest and a big prize. The prize was a tree trip to Ha waii. - for lb. Highest Quality HAMBURGER Afft Per Lb. I3t o lb. UT Country Style Lb. 48-oz. can Marion Street Phono 3-7962 i 4bm cans 431 Jf
