The Oregon statesman., July 13, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

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Portland will b the future hom of th Floyd W. Shepard family after the
first of August. Mrs. Shepard and daughter, Susan and Sydney, are pic
tured in the attractive garden by the creek of their North Summer street home.
Mr. Shepard is vice-president of Sicks' Brewing Co., with offices in Portland.
The Shepards' eldest daughter, Mrs. George C. Alexander, now lives In
Everett, Wash., and their son, Robert, is taking his ROTC training at McChord
Field. (Kennell-Ellis Photo)
CAKES AT HOME PLATE
An annual event for baseball fans which takes on a personal twist, is the
annual family night picnic of Salem Senators Baseball team and their families
and all interested baseball families, which is planned for Monday night at
6 o'clock.
The tables will be set in the outfield at Waters Park. Baseball fans are in
vited to bring1 their families and their lunches and Join the baseball player
and families at the informal meal.
Wives of players and officials will bake cakes which will be served aa
dessert at the picnic. Caks are first to be judged and prizes awarded. Mrs.
Oscar White, Marion county home demonstration agent will Judge the cakes
at 4 o'clock.
The picnic supper will precede the game between the House of David team
and the Salem Senators at 8:15 o'clock.
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w residents of Salem are Mrs. James Kern and
children, Janet and Dan, above, who recently
moved here from Albany. Mr. Kern Is a field execu
tive wtih the Cascade Area, Boy Scouts. Mrs. Kem is
a former Salem resident and will be remembered as
Josephine Kennedy. (Kenell-Ellis Photo)
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oon to move to Portland to make their home are
Mrs. John R. Hay and daughter, Nancy, in the
circle at the left. Mr. Hay is already in Portland,
where he has accepted a position with the law firm
of Hart, Spencer, McCulloch, Rockwood and Davies.
tfCennell-Ellis Photo)
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Being welcomed back to Salem are Mrs. Robert Siddoway and 18 months old son,
David, who recently moved here from Portland. Mrs. Siddoway will be remembered
as Mary Ann Brady, daughter of the Robert G. Bradys. Dr. Siddoway has opened his
dentist offices in the Medical Cente (Kennell-Ellis Photo)
Spending the summer at their new home, Fircliffe, on Homestead Road are Mrs. Richard Olson and children, Phillip, Beret Ann
and Mark. The Olsons reside in Chicago, but come west in June to spend the summers in Oregon. Eventually the Olsons
to make their permanent residence at Fircliffe. Mr. Olson accompanied his family west and will return irr August for a stay before
returning to Chicago GCenneU-Ellis Photo!