Tha OREGON STATESMAN, Saltm, Oregon. Wednesday Morning, January 30' 1948
PAGE FIVE
Oly FSews DBrrneffs
The Oregon Statesman Telephone 9101
LEGION rOSTS MEET
Plans for the evening banquet
to be served at the coming Amer
ican Legion conference on Febru
ary 8 were discussed at a meeting
Monday evening of committees
LEAGUE NOMINATES
Bill DtHart, Tojn Paulus, Dyle
Fuhm-11 and Jim Mjore were nom
inated for the presidency of the
, Leslie Boys' league at their meet
'. in Tuesday aternoon. Other con-
didates nominated from the floor j from Legion Capitol Post No. 9,
for the balloiin on Wednesday Post No. 138 and the legion aux
jnorninB were: Buzz Lugcnbeel
and Ray Cummings for vice-presi-
dent; Don Rudd. Whitney Benson,
Jack 'uUr iiikI Ronnie Vandiver
for secretary; Allan Kleinamith,
Allan GiU-hiiM, Phil Ringle and
Doug Reers for treasurer, and
Farrell Winkleblaek, George Fred
erickson. I)o;m Bunnell. Don Huff
and Barney Rogers for sergeant-at-arms.
Western stvle cotton gabardine
shirt. Miroon color. $4.95. Alex
Jones, 121 North High; St.
ENROI TF. TO NEW POST
John (Sky) Dun lap, who re
signed recently ax Oregon mima
ger of the United Press with
headquarters at Portland, visited
in Salem briefly while en route
south to assume the business man
agership of a new daily paper
proposed for Santa Ana, Calif.
Mrs. Dunlap was accompanying
him.
Tailoring and alteration work, ex
perienced. 466 Water St.
FARMERS ITNIO SPEAKER
Mrs. Alma Knower, education
al director of the Oregon Farm
ers Union, will be the f.peaJu-r on
the weekly radio program of the
Farmers Union over KOAC Wed
nesday evening at 7 o'clock: She
will ie8k on "The Educational
Program of the Farmers Union."
Cah buyers waiting for farms.
List your property wtih us today.
Rich L. Reimann, Realtor, 201 S.
High. Ph. 3722.
1IANSH.L TAKES JOB
Jack W. Hansell of Salem, re
cently discharged from the nav'y,
has become emergency assistant to
George H. Jenkins the Coos county
sjjtnt at Coquille. He is a grattu
ate of Oiegon Staff college and
foimcr st;de department of ag
multure employe.
Jary Floret. Ph. 7375.
THREE BIRTHS REPORTED
Born at Deaconess hspital yes
terday were a daugh.er to Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Musjc. route 2,
Scio, a son to Mr. and jMrs. Laur
ence Gooley, 1091 N. Winter St.,
and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Lockner, Scio.
7 hr. developing & printing ser
vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174
N. ComX
HILL CONSIDER CONTRACTS
Awarding of contracts involv
ing an expenditure of more than
$1J500,000 will be considered by
the state highway commission at
Its next meeting in Portland Feb
ruary 25 and 26.
iliary unit. The banquet was
planned to accommodate 300 vis
itors and 100 local legionnaires.
Twenty legion department of Ore
gon officials will be present as
well as members from 30 local
legion posts.
Ella's Beauty Shop Is now open
fffll time. Betty Coler, operator,
will appreciate your patronage.
Obituary
Nammark
Fredrick Chtmtv Hammock, lale re
tdrnt ut 1S75 North Filth utrect. al a
liical hospital. January 25. Survived by
his Vkifr. Mai ruei lie llammark "1 Sa
Irm; two children, Jamr A. nd Nor
n a Jlaitimack. both ot Salem; mother,
Mrs M. T. Hammack. sr.: brother. D.
R. Hammack of Salem: three nifcters,
Mrs Mae Dodge. Mrs. Dora Hill and
Mrs' K. S Van Pelt, all of Salem; two
nephew. Donald Hammack of Salem
and Richard Van Pelt ot CJras Valley,
"lif ; and two nieces. Mis Mary
Hammack and Mrx. Clady Miller, both
of Salem Services will be held at Uie
Cloush-barrick r h a p e I Wednesday,
January 30. at 1:30 p m .. w ith Rev.
Harold t.vman officiating. Interment
Jn City View cemetery'.
Siddall
In this city January 28. Elizabeth
A Sidfiall. late remdent of route 7.
Ixix 114. Salem, at the age of SO
cara. Mother ot Mr. Harry F. White
f.f Yakima. Wash, and Galen' W.
Siddall of Salem; and stcp-motaer of
Mm. John Harper of Salemf Mr.
Blanche Lockwood of Pomwia. Calif.,
and Mark Siddall of Aitorla. .Several
grandchildren aKo survive. Stvmbvr
.f the Virtt Baptist church of Salem.
Service will le heWI from trie W.
. T H'Vdon chapel Wednesday. Jan
M.irv Mi. at 10 :iu a m. l oi.cludinii ser
vices at the City View cemcteiy.
leftover
Mr Doroihv F. C'onover. late rrsi-
trnt of 4.2 North Church utieet, at a
cat hospital January 23. at the are
ef 21 am. Survived by her husband,
letter I.. Conover o Salem; mm,
Jerry Conovei of Salem; mother. Mr.
Lillian 'mniliiri of Salem; MMer,
TAGGART IS SPEAKER
Ed Taggart, in charge of the ed
ucational aid program for veter
ans' affairs, state of Oregon, will
tell the Hollywood Lions club at
its luncheon meeting this noon at
the Lions Den some of his exper
iences with the U. S. army engin
eers in the China-Burma-India
theatre, where he was engaged in
putting in a pipeline from India to
China, working with the natives
in several states,
at
Liwn mowers ground to a paper
cutting edge. Moore's Bike Shop,
237 N; High St.
ATTEND COAST MEET
Robert Lehman, Ralph Nohl
gren, Jack Putnam and Joe Ran
dall were among the Oregon
members of the National Restau
rant association who were enter
tained at Dorchester house, Ocean
Lake, Monday night, at a dinner
preceding a discussion of bus
iness problems and plans.
Home In the country: 20 acres of
Willamette toil with a good 5
room home in a beautiful grove of
firs. Grade A milk house, 6-stan-chion
barn. Walk-in freezer, 3
acres of cherries and boysenber
ries. This property is located east
of Mifldlegrove on the Pudding
river and must be seen to be ap
preciated. See L. C. Cooney, with
Bliven-Alderin - Cooney, realtors,
430 Oregon building. Phone 7906.
Evenings H9 1 K.
(AR1VKM. NAMES FILED
K. B. Farwell and Leone Y. Far
well, both 965 Mill st., filed an
assumed business name certificate
with the Marion county clerk on
Tuesday for the Farwell pharm
acy, 395 Third st., Stayton.
Wanted: Used furn. Ph. 5110.
EDGIT CO. HERE
L. M. I.amb, 834 Center st., filed
an assumed business name cer
tificate with the Marion county
clerk Tuesday for the Edgit Co.
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Liberty.
ARTICLES ARE FILED
Articles of incorporation for
Reinholt and Lewis, Inc., a wood
products business, was 'filed with
the Marion county clerk Tuesday
by Lloyd C. Reinholt, Rollin O.
Lewis and Verne E. Robb.
Electric range. 4 burner, side
oven, white & grey enamel. Ph.
21336.
BROWN HOSPITALIZED
: Frank V. Brown, assistant man
ager of The Spa restaurant, is a
patient at Salem General hospit
al where he was taken several
diys ago.
OBTAIN LICENSES f
Vancouver, Wsh., marflage li
censes have been granted to Alvin
A. Unrein, Salem, and Nfoma M.
Durbin, Hartford, Calif,; ! Charles
H. Burchett, Salem, and alarie L.
Williams, Brooks; Edwin W. Bau-
man and Lucille W. Howell, both
of Woodburn; Duane El Reed,
Silverton, and Freddie Kl Diabla,
Scottsville; Leonard A.I Hulse,
Union Gap, Wash., and Lbif Burke,
Albany, and Dewain E. Campbell,
Lebanon, and Eleanor M. Latham,
Albany.
Call Bishop's Studio, Ph. 7688 If
you have a cottage or 2 or 3 room
furn, apt. jfor rent. Musf be on
ground floor for perm, er iploye.
CLCB MEETING JAN. S0
The Marion County Jer.y Cat
tle club wi6 hold a special meet
ing Wednesday, January J 30, at
8 p. m.. at the Salem chamber of
commerce rooms. I. W.
western Jersey ficldman,
the speaker;
will serve
president of!
Floyd Bates,
tfor the first
the club. .
Reroof with
gles. Mathii
Ph. 4642.
Slater,
Ivill be
Salem,
fme as
Johns-Manvil
Bros. 164 S
e shin-
Com'l.
Public Records
M; Ruby Drennan
brother. Donald Mil
Hill, both in the IT
hf Salem: two
and Clifford
S. navy: and
fratirim other. Mr Julia Hill of (.rand
iJand Ore. Service 4 ill be held at
t'.ie ( 'louKii-Rart Ick chapel Wedne
iav. January 311. at 3
W S r red. i irk off
inert ' Rooedale.
p in . with Hev.
fiat nn. Iriter-
Cblonial hot.se for chicken din
ners and charcoal brtriled steak.
4;miles south on 99E. Pb. 21391.
VETERANS MEET
Disabled American veterans will
hold their regular meeting Friday
evening at the Women's clubhouse,
460 N. Cottage st. Marine artist
Lawrence Boulier will entertain
the chapter and auxiliary after the
business meetings.
Floral section. F. Meyer Drug.
PORTLAND MAN FILES
Robert E. Duniway, Portland,
Tuesday filed in the state depart
ment here for state representa
tive, 5th district, Multnomah
tounty, at the republican primary
election.
Taxi? Capital Cab, phone 6646.
OLZENDAM SPEAKER
Roderie Qlzendam of Tacoma,
will be the Speaker at Rotary club
luncheon tokiay. ; Olzendars, now
special representative for ( Read
er's Digest, Was formerly director
of public 'delations for Veyer
haeuser Timber co. He wi$ speak
on the subject ;"The Tillamook
Tree Farm-. A Project of tfte Peo
ple of Oregon
Exp. ladies ready to wear sales
ladies wantekl. Apply Schlesinger
& Co.
FITZIIl'GII SENTENCED
Lloyd Eaii Fitzhugh, who en
tered a plea of guilty to a charge
of burglary In a dwelling, was
sentenced Tuesday by Circuit
Court Judge IE. M. Page to a max
imum of eight years in the state
prison. Fitzhiigh was charged with
entering the home of Fred Burl-
ingham. j
Painting & decorating. Ph. 7562.
STAYTON nIaMES 11 LED
W'. P. Ixwsprd and BeUlah Les
sard, Staytob, filed an assumed
business namie certificate With the
Marion county clerk Tuesday for
the Cold Spot market, Stayton. A
notice of retirement from the same
establishment was filed Tuesday
by Irvin E. Parberry, Ruby-Par-berry,
John Nightingale and Lola
Nightingale. , '
"Cyn" Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Nat'l Bank Bildg.
OFFICER ON WAY HOME
Flight Officer and Mrs. Earl
Morley were visitors in Salem
Tuesday en route from California,
where Morley was honorably dis
charged from the air transport
command to Hillsboro where he
is the Oldsmobile, dealer.
Weddinc pictures taken at the 1
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
UTILITY HEARING FEBV'll
Hearing on petitions for cre
ation pf the proposed Marion
county peoples utility district ha4
been set for February 11 at Sil
verton, Charles E. Strlcklin, sec
retary of the state reclamation
commission, announced Tuesday.
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 ,N. Lib
erty, phone 9592.
FIRE AT GERVAIS
GERVAIS, Jam 29(Special)-
Slight damage was caused by a
fire of undetermined origin Tues
day afternoon at the Eli Phillips
place here. The blaze im a store
room was extinguished by Mrs.
Phillips and a daughter before
the firemen arrived. -
Hollywood laundry, Ph. 3d27.
AUTHORIZES EXTRADITION
. Governor Earl Snell Tuesday
authorized the extradition of
Ward Harris, who is wanted by
Michigan authorities on a' deser
tion and non-support charge. He j
is under arrest in Portland.
TWO DAUGHTERS BORN
Daughters were : born to Mrs.
Paul Zumwalt, route 1, Dallas, and
to Mrs. C. R. Breeden, route 1.
Independence, at Salem General
hospital yesterday, i
CIRCUIT COURT
Harry P. Held vs Maxlne M. Held:
Suit for divorce charging desertion.
aks for custody of two minor chil
dren and SIS per month support money,
the defendant to have $20 per month
support: money while the children are
in her ; care. Married sept, is, ivro.
at Salem.
Betty i June Johnson vs Virgil Eu
gene Johnson: Decree of divorce to
plaintiff.
Aims Margaret Thrasher vs William
Clyde Thrasher: Application made to
place on trial docket for Feb. 4. isw.
William F. Batl V Betty Mae Baal:
Application made to place on default
divorce ' docket.
Marie I Kathertne Oater vs Albert
Levi Outer; Defendant move court for
order modifying former decree to re
duce payment of support money ' to
minor children from ISO per month
to $24 per month.
Aiena 1 Thiel va Richard Laverne
Thiel: Decree of divorce awards plain
tiff custody of three children and S3
per week support money for each
child.
Margaretle Hyatt vs Harry L. R.
Hyatt: Suit for divorce charging cruel
and inhuman treatment. Auks that
maiden name of Margarette Duvck be
restored; Married April 19, 1944.
PROBATE COURT
Joseph Lentz, estate: March 21. date
set for hearing on final account of
Marie Mill, administratrix.
lAither T, tireenup, eotate: Order
authnrle Wilbur C Rreenup, execu
tor, to sell art automobile.
Earnest Chester Rogers, estate: Or
der authorizes O. A. Chase, adminis
trator, to sell personal property.
Nancy M. Ballard, estate: Feb. 18,
date set for hearing on final account
of Nancy E. Skew is. executrix.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Jack Clifton Box. 31. farmer, and
Mary Jo McCall, 20, secretary, both
Silverton.
. Clarence R. Monds, 23, auto service-
LEAVE HOSPITAL
i The following left Deaconess
hospital for home yesterday: Lu-
eUa Kelly, 121 Kingwood ave.,
West Salem; Mary Louise Allport,
Turner j Mrs. Edward Harmon and
infant daughter, Newberg; . Eldon
I4ppin,! 893 S. 13th st.; Rex Lam
bert, 1273 Franklin St., West Sa
lem.
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TOUART ON RADIO
!Lt. Anthony T. Touart, son of
Mrs. A. J. Touart, 794 N. Summer
sti and of the late Col. A. J. Touart
wo was killed in the drive on
Cologne in 1945, will be heard over
KLM at 7:05 o'clock tonight in
recorded interview obtained in the
Marseilles district of France.
i
RETURNING FROM SOUTH
Don Kay, orchestra leader now
appearing at Normandy Manor, is
expected back today from Holly
wood. He flew south Monday to
make a record of "Jaywalk" with
Bing Crosby.
RELEASED BY HOSPITAL
Salem General hospital yester
day discharged Mrs Jack W.
Peavy, 1625 N. Capitol st., and in
fant daughter and Mrs. D. E. De
hut, 2199 Broadway, and baby
son.
Bank to Clear
Site for Building
The First National Bank of
Portland yesterday was granted
a city permit for the wrecking of
a service station at 290 N. Liberty
st. The bank previously announc
ed its intention of erecting a new
building on that site for its Salem
branch.
Other permits issued at the city
engineer's office went to Louis
Downing for erection of a $1000-one-story
house at 1485 Waller
St., ;to L. M. Wright for construc
tion of a $2500 one-story dwell-:
ing at 2325 Mission st., and to
Roljert Perlich for $75 repairs to
a house at 1080 N. Church st.
BOY'S EYE CUT
First aid workers last night
bandaged a cut left eye of four-year-old
Richard Beneman at the
armory. Watching the wrestling
show with his mother, the boy was
cut when he fell from his seat.
CHIMNEY BLAZES
City firemen were called to a
small chimney fire at 239 S. Cot
tage st. at 3 JO p. m. yesterday.
No damage was reported.
Funeral Thursday
For Ben Jelderkg
GERVAIS, Jan. 29.-(Special)
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Thursday in the Ringo
parlors in Wtiodburn for Ben Jel
derks, who died suddenly in his
home west of here Monday morn
ing. He was 63.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Ben Jelderks and the following
brothers and sisters: Minnie Par
sons and Rixie Vogt of Gervais,
Christine Rasmussen and Jennie
Rust of Minnesota, Neus Jelderks
of San Jose, Calif., Albert' Jel
derks of Beaverton, John, Her
man and Theodore of Salem.
A native of Freeport, Mr. Jel
derks had lived here for 26 years.
Dance Friday
Salem Armory
Glenn IVeodry's Orchestra
RUNAWAYS REPORTED
City police have been advised
that Pauline May, 16, and Elnora
Oakley, 17, have escaped from the
Fairview home.
man, Portland, and Wava Dawn Pur
' dum, IS. domestic. Salem.
RHEUMATISM
i and ARTHRITIS
I suffered for years and am so
thankful that I found relief from
this 1 terrible affliction that I will
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
Adv.
Take Advantage
Only two more days left for yon lo take advantage of my
January clfer of 25 reduction on all tailoring and fur
work. Try BERNARDTY, TAILOR AND FURRIER, and
you will be pleased. YES, VE HAVE LININGS. Clean
ing and pressing? Ofcourse.
BERNARDTY
Tailor-Furrier
Room 2. Downstairs
First National Bank Bldg. Phone 2199S
Ramp.
At tie natal t.otpitjil al Oakland.
Calif .! Sunday, JanuarM 27. Leo Loion
Kinni, lale retldent of ItlS Roosevelt
stieeti Salem, at the ay.r of 27 years. '
Hurbajtrd of Flora Kami of Salem; m ;
ef Mr j, and Vm W F. Riamp of Brooks' i
rrarxliion of B F. Rampjof Brooke and '
broUi of Farl Ramp of Bremerton.
Wan i and Mm. Cleo Walker of Mt
Aneel, Announcement Of services later
fcv WIT. Kigdon compLny.
; CARD OF Tl(ANKS
Wei wish to thankj our friends
for Ujji ir kindness, wiords of sym
pathylj and floral offerings at the
death! of our atheif.
jTHF. MILLERj FAMILY.
Qiiickfy Refims Distress of
STtvr
A little Va-tro-nol up
each nostril promptly
relieves snlffly, stuffy
distress of head colds
makes breathing easier.
AIM IiIrs prtvitt many
colds Irom developing
If used in time. Try ttl
You XI; like it! Follow
directions in package.
WEATHER STRIPPING
An experienced weather Ht ripper n available to give
j you a first class job. ;
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