Nuptials Held
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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
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SUNDAY
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Latvians Note
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Rout by Russ
The 11th anniversary of the
exodus of thousands of Baltic citi
zens into Russian prison camps
will be observed today by the Ore
gon Latvian Society.
It was on the night of June 13
14, "the saddest day in our his
tory, when 56,000 men, women
and children in Estonia, Lithuania
and Latvia and other Baltic na
tions were routed out of their
homes by Soviet soldiers and ship
ped off to work camps.
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
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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.
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stalled David Randolph as new
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ing Wednesday noon at the Legion
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state Lions secretary, conducted
the installation.
Other new officers are Charles
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Nels T. Johnson, secretary; F. H.
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