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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1952)
Frank Pate linn County ve. ttittniii Ktwt Itrrte ALBANY Funeral services for Frank C. Pate, 72, will be held from "the Fisher Funeral Home Monday at 2 P-m. with the Rev. Morton Booth officiating and Interment at Lebanon I OOF Cem etery.1 ' .,' f Pate died Thursday of a heart attack while visiting friends. The ton of James W. and Viola Archi bald Pate, Oregon pioneers. Pate was born at Jefferson Feb. 18, 1880, living in Jefferson until 1908. He attended the Looney Butte School and was later grad uated from Oregon State College. In 1908 he came to Albany and established Pate Creamery, oper ating it until 1943 when he re tired. He was a member of the i First Presbyterian Church and the IOOF and BPOE Lodges. Twice married, hi first1? wife was Belle Dona c a whom he mar- mAA 4 C.Im I 1(111 CU. J I a J 1944 and on Nov. 16, 1947, in Al bany he married ;Mrs. Mabel ' Beauchamp. She survives as do a daughter, Mrs. Nathell Irwin, Carmel, Calif.; two step-children, Mrs. Harlow Weinrick, Albany, and Dr. Harvey Beauchamp, Hay ward, Calif.;: one brother, James G. Pate, Jefferson; also three sis ten and one grandson. Fire Danger Said Serious, Detroit Area Itattoui News Btnrlc DETROIT Fire danger in the Detroit district is reported to be serious, according to S. T. Moore district rar.ger, who said fire clos ures are still enforced and burning permits required on the district. ; Logging operations have been J halted before noon every day dur ing the recent warm weather, with humidity readings dropping to 20 The forest service summer pro tective crew has been sharply re duced due to most of the men hav ing to meet college registration dates. Only one lookout remains on duty on the Detroit district Satur- day. ; Valley Briefs W 'II 7 t - roikt-ounty Courthouse Middle Grove Club am IUtnua Hows forvleo Itatemua Hows Strrlee i MIDDLE GROVE Members of four Middle Grove 4-H Clubs fur nlxhed the program for the meet in of AmsfimA rinki'of LnAJtlm DALLAS The assumed business I u .. , name Shasta InmriattAn rnmnarvr I V"UW X"UJ arucipaung was filed by John Pumphrey, 707 1 wer te Triple- T, Tractor and Asn &c uauas Wednesday to con-iwe .rwo tooting ciuds. duct the business of roofing, siding Making reports on various 4-H ana insulation.- I events were Clvde KiimH tw. 'The assumed business name. I Lou Kfoen. Joan shafav n- Hoi-Top Service Station, was fued Darland, Cherrill and Gary Dotv iimyu mo, ncnvuHf aaxi i au-i cuiu XVOnne LrOOue. view ; Ave., uauas, ; to operate a The Merry Minglers Club service station at tnat address. turned in S10 lor the buIMfnr A - i: - l 1 1 M a " . . " ill . . I. i r. ; - "vw una wer. 10 james ruiien, al, i cue wauts held lieDanon, and Ida L. cannon, 32, Salem. Marriage license j applications were made by Paul I Wesley Mor gan, 27, Dallas, and Lillian Blan- chard, 22, Dallas; James W. Ames, 2L Falls City, and Patricia Ander son, 17, . Dallas at club jpeeting. Johanna Marie Yenelde SILVERTON Johanna Marie Tenelde died at t. Silverton hospi tal Friday, Sept. 19. ' She was a resident of Silverton for the past 48 years. Survivors are the wid ower, Benjamin; children, Berger and Thorbald of Tocland, Wash.; Anna Stret, Kelso; Rose Calavan, Sdo; Nora Cruschnick, Gervais. Funeral services will be held Mon day, 2 pan. at the Ekman Funeral Home, Silverton, with; the -Rev. O. K. Biddlingmeier officiating. Final rites at. Silverton j Cemetery. William James GodH SILVERTON -i- William James GoodaH, C7, passed away Saturday, Sept 20 at his home, 4S1 S. Water St, Silverton. Born In Cnattam, Ontario, can- June 19. 1885. Sur vivors- include his widowjessie Alice GoodaU and nine children, Mrs. Merle Norris. Tacoma. Wash.f Lawrence . and j Robert Goodall, Mrs. Inez berly and Mrs. Elsie Tulare, all Silverton; Lester and Wilbur of Salem; Carroll of Oak ridge; Thomas of Fresno. CaL: 19 grandchildren and 1 great-grand-child Funeral announcements latere from; the. Danaa Home, Silverton. Funeral Uhnle SHERIDAN Funeral services for Miss Minnie Brown, 84, Sheri dan, will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. ' at the , Sheridan .Funeral Home, with vault entombment Is Green Crest Memorial park. Miss Brown died Sept la. i i . t Valley Births Weodbnra To Mr. and Mrs. How ard Charlebois, Canby, a daughter, Sept 19. at Woodburn Hospital. Sherldaa To Mr. and Mrs. 'Ray mon Petetxe, Sheridan, a son, Sept 18, at McMinnvUle. Wmamhia To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay, Grand Ronde, a daughter. Sept 18, at McMinn- ville. . Tha Ciafrgagn. -Sdeax Oracjoa, Sunday, epUcSir SI. I!2 1 WHEAT T7X-UP REQINA, Canada (ff) -Visiting motorists from Kansas should feel right at home in Saskatchewan. Kansas license plates bear the in scription "The Wheat State," whila Saskatchewan pittas carry ta words "Wheat Province." Everything for Your Window v ELMER THE BLIND AAAN Venetian CDnds, Drapes and Shades Traverse Rods Bamboo Drapes and Shades Columbia Matle Screens Cloth and Aluminum Awnings Fireplace Screens and Accessories Chapmat Home Freezers Vertl Vertical Blinds 'Folding Doors Transparent Plastic Store Shades. We Wash, Paint. Slat and Betape Venetlaa BUads Free Estimates 10 Dewa Pay ateotaly 1171 Center St (formerly West Salem) Phone 1-111 Sheridaa Sheridan will return to Standard time at 12:01 a.m. Mon day, Sept 29. , ' , Donald Mrs. William Groshong was recuperating Saturday from a head gash, incurred in a fall Wednesday.-The injury required seven "stitches. . f . Middle Grove John Crum enter tained second-grade boys of Middle Grove School Saturday at si, party observing his seventh birthday. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ern est Crum. Four Corners Mrs. W. W. Ped- erson has been called to Los An geles by the illness of her grand mother. Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booker and children have moved to their new home m Mill City. Mrs. Booker was born in Detroit and lived here over 40 years. . WDlamlaa Willamina citizens will elect a mayor, treasurer and recorder for two-year terms and three councllmen for four-year terms at the Nov. 4 election. Sam J. Smith, registrar for Yamhill Count ; precinct 8, reports, that voter registration for both the gen eral and municipal election, will close at 8 p.m. on Oct 4. , Falls City Wayne Grippln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grippin, broke his arm in two places while playing on the school grounds our lag the past week. Mt Angel Attendance was near ly 100 per cent at the Mt Angel Community Chest meeting Thurs day night Goal is to reach the 12,400 quota by the end of this week, j t Saerldaa The Grade School FTA will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, Sept 29 at ' Faulconer Grade School. The annual teachers . re- ceotioa will follow the business meeting. There for the year's acti vities is "Children in Our High- Pressure vyorki. Fruitland 4-H Clubs Formed . lUUtmu Maws Strric . FRUITLAND Two 4-H Home Economics Clubs are scheduled for this area this fall. Mrs. Her bert Hilke will lead second-year sewing with Beverly Edlger, Lu cille Hilke, Mary i Leslie, Pat Miller and Jo Leane Johnson as members. , ! Mrs. Anthol Riney will teach knitting to the above girls and to Janice and Joyce Mires, Patsy Thomas, Janice Hass, Mary Karr, Loretta Southwick, Charlene Shryock, Janet Aaserude, Sandra Wagner and Robert; Mires. The groups were organized dur ing the week when Mrs. Riney entertained Mrs. Arnold Aaserude, Mrs. Larry Wagner. Mrs. Bert Karr, Mrs. Axel Ediger, Mrs. Cecil Miller, Airs. Russell Thomas, Mrs. mike and their daughters. New Speed Zone Sought hy South Salem Chamber Statesman Nwi Scrvic SALEM HEIGHTS Traffic control was the main discussion topic at the South Salem Subur ban Chamber of Commerce's first fall meeting. ' Emphasis was on traffic . en forcement The group voted to ask the Marion County court to Bring the whole area under a spe cified speed zone, or at least in the densely-p opulated areas where many small ' children are near the roadsides. Stop signs are to be put up at both Liberty and Salem Heights School. New members of the Chamber of Commerce are Mr. and Mm Lyle Bayne, Dean McAdams, Bill i-ost, jtma uart, .ram warren and VY. U. Gilchrist . . .:. . Detroit Students Enroll at Eugene inunua News Serric DETROIT Mrs. O. J. 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