Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, March 21, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texta- ft. i 7 CITY NEWS NOTES- ' Active club luncheon 12nro with Bed Cross war frt meeting, this being 1$rt meeting ! of week tor ZZL Eugene hotel. 'Realty board meeting, let Wd- P. American Legion meet 5SJT3 Pythias hall. listed rive men t?5 been arrested on charges They were John James J. Sigworth, J?"-rSnri. -All have V rtlea!!: ,r the meetlur of Kepost, No ,3 .American EThv the symposium team IADIO- Italian pi ALL SJ tu t. nth. T&fPWNf Wt from the University of Oregon, wis uiavusaiun 10 xeaiure me Ljurn barton Oaks plan for world co operation. Barbara Bozorth and Alice Harter, directed by Robert D. Clark, will participate in the program. The Legion meeting will be hel at the KniirMa nt cthio. hall, 8 o'clock. Elder Frank M. Walker will speak at the Bible Truth mission at Eighth avenue west and Lin coln street Saturday, March 24, at 2 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Marriage licenae has been is sued at Vancouver, Wash., to Wal ter J. Hilliard and Lucille Lois Plunkett, both of Eugene. Mrs. Ray Blair of Bend is spend ing several days in Eugene. She is secretary of the Deschutes county Red Cross. She was ac companied here by her sister, Miss Helen Rastovich, of the ninth service command ordnance shop. Th Fl A V nHIl mMt - Vi P.. gene Armory Friday, March 23, at 8 p.m. The Expediters club will hold a rummage sale Friday afternoon and all day Saturday on the first floor of the Hampton building at the corner of Sixth avenue and Willamette street. Glenn S. Jones of Vermillion miintv. Til anri Vlrolnio r Hunt of Yolo county, Calif., were uimeu in marriage at tne court house in Eugene Tuesday after noon, County Judge Clinton Hurd WILL IT BE TWINS? We run into many interesting situations in the insurance business. Take for instance the young couple who have a suspicion that the blessed event will pre sent them with twins! They wanted insurance to cover the pos sible extra expense Lloyds of London is supplying the policy through this Agency, . Just another example of our abil ity to give the public what they need in insurance protection. GENERAL INSURANCE TROMP V MKINLEY AOENCY J. H. McKinley (1 Eut Broadway Henry A. Tromp Eugene, Ore. B. Strassmaier Phone 121 officiating. H. A. Rust m In Eugene Tues day from his home in the vicinity of Blachly. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Snurtt have returned from a trip to San Fran cisco and Santa Crui, Calif. They were accompanied home by their son, Calvin Smartt, who is in the navy and is on leave. They vis ited their other son, Wesley Smartt, who is instructor in the navy, stationed at Treasure island. I BtW A ftrl about four years old take a. small boy out of the path of an approaching car. She passed from one side of the street to the center and, taking him by the arm, went to the other side, where she waited patiently until the danger passed. J. K. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staple- ton of Albany were business visitors in Eugene the first of the week. Mrs. j. p. DUlard and her mother-in-law, Mrs. S. L. DUlard, of Roseburg spent last Sunday in Eugene, visiting the former's daughter, Miss Jeanne Dillard, a student at the University of Ore gon. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Becker and two small daughters have re turned to Junction City, following a week-end visit with Mr. Beck er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Becker, and with Mrs. Becker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Krohn, at Roseburg. Obsidians will to for a hike in the Spencer Butte area next Sunday, led by Elmer McBee. Members are asked to meet in front of the City hall at 1:30 p. m. Sunday and start out from there. Robert Harryman, deputy col lector in the Eugene internal rev enue office, spent Monday and Tuesday in Portland. Roy Stageberg, deputy collec ts,. n in-tamol ! V.. ! gene, is in Douglas county on business this week. - - I The county road viewers. B. A. Washburne and Hans Nielsen, ac companied by P. M. Morse, coun ty engineer, Wednesday went over the route of a proposed county road a mile long, extending down stream from the Wicks bridge on Row river ten miles east of Cot tage Grove. The county court has received a petition asking that it take over as a county road Twentieth street in Stewart's addition to Spring field. The FBI will hold a school for peace officers in the county court room at the courthouse April 3 at 7:30 p.m., it was announced Wednesday at the office of Sheriff O. E. Crowe, Dean R. W. Letghton, head of physical education at the Univer sity of Oregon, and H. S. Hoyman, associate professor of physical ed ucation, will attend a meeting in Salem, Saturday. March 24, of the Oregon state joint committee on health and physical fitness. P. Waldo Davis will present his musical bells program in Univer sity high school auditorium Sat urday, March 24, at 8:15 p.m. Other features will follow. RECORDS CIRCUIT COtRT Edythe B. Brown to plaintiff In di vorce wit agauitt Gordon L. Brown, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks the care and custody of the three minor children and $60 a month for their suddotL Jeuie P. Stewart has sued Albart , Stewart for divorce, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Esther Cullender is plaintiff in di vorce proceedings against Joseph Cul lender, claiming cruel and inhuman treatment and asking for the care and custody of their minor child. Cases dismissed: Florence I. Wilbur against t M. Bant and others: C. J. Gadd against Allan M. Porter t Alleen Wicks against Clovsen Christian: state unemployment compensation commission against Rodney H. Will lam i. Voluntary non-suit granted in the case of Credit Service company against Better Homes. Inc. In the case of Femry Bros, against W. H. Forsythe, Judgment for several sums with interest has been given. Decrees Quieting title to rertain prop erty have been given in the cases of Fred Stickels against Julian Francis Milier and others, and L J. Rossman and Nora M. Rossman against M. K. Schachter and others. Divorce decrees: Helen Francis Mot ley from Robert Paul Mosley: Fern Ellen Hagan from Thornton P. Hagan; Milton D. Williams from Mima Williams; Laura DeRock from Melvln E. DeRock; Harold R. Young from Harriett M. Young; Enid A. Skaw from Robert U Gusfafson Chosen Toasfmasters Head Elmer Gustafson was president of the Eugene Toastmasters club today (Wednesday) lollowing election of officers Tuesday night at a meeting in the Eugene ho tel. He will succeed Dr. R. E. Walstrom, who was named deputy governor. Gustafson steps up from vice-president. He takes office April 3. Ross Hall was elected vice president, Merv Dohl was re elected treasurer, Hubert Moor was chosen as secretary and Karl Jasper sergeant at arms. Toastmaster on the speaking program was Bob Bertsch. Speak ers were James Rodman Jr., who talked . on "The Personality of San Francisco;" Walter Ransom, "Walling The Willamette," and John Snellstrom, "The Oregon Legislature." The table topic discussion was directed by Karl Jasper. Merv Dahl was general critic. Critics of - individual speakers Skaw: Howard Dale Nlcholaon from . " f. '. , riorab.ua o. Nichoint Lillian H.m-' and Ross Hall. Fred Brenne was Willagillespie Pupils To Attend Air Program A group of children from the Willagillespie school will be the studio audience Thursday morn ing of Miss Maude Garnett's KOAC program. "Let's Sing, America," over KOAC state-owned station. The children, representing a regular school room situation, will join with the broadcasting teach er and her University of Oregon public school music students, in singing the "Songs of Home and Loved Ones." Following this regular campus broadcast at 11:10 a. m., Miss Gar nett, assisted by Mrs. Curtis Cole, soprano, and Miss Maxine Cady, pianist, will teach the children, over the air, the tunes from Tchaikowsky's "Nutcracker Suite." This will help familiarize Eugene Register-Guard, Wednesday, March 21, IMS Pag them with the music of one of the I ballets they will see April 10 ( when the San Francisco ballet I comes to Eugene, under the; sponsorship of the Junior Pro-1 gram board and the Educational Activities office of the University. ! "They'll enjoy the ballet more i if they know the music," is Miss Garnett's opinion. WMSTED-TEX and HOLLYWOOD CLOTHES MORRISON HENNMC Formerly Deeffei mtnasen from Victor Hemm Inner.: J. M. Allender from Grace Elizabeth AUender: Vernita U Shack el ton from Owen C. Shackelton. PROBATE COURT April 33 at 10 a. m, has been set as time for hearing of the final account of the administrator of the estate of Mary J. Evans, deceased. Property of the estate of Anrt Johan son Hammer, deceased, his been ap praised at $13.07.B4. Property of the estate of Jennie B. Harris, deceased, has been appraised critic-at-large. Gladys Anderson. R. C Neal. MARRIAGE Llt'ENSES Clarence Clinton Clark and Avajeanne Edom. both of Springfield. Raymond Adol ph Brauner and Helen Camille Bell, both of Eugene. Glenn Stevenson Jones of Danville, HI., and Virginia Leon Hunt of Wood land, Calif. a fa Can I rent tnv home for more 5?l"ll7by uJsVM'i?reJdy- RoCT'w if it's INSULATED? Yes. Twin oaks, 889 Mign. Better Baked! KORN'S BREAD UK FOR IT BY NAME ENRICHED! Klmberllng and V. M. Cameron, Pinal account of the administrator of the estate of Jay Oyster, deceased, has been approved and order of dis tribution filed. Order closing the estate of Ira J. Treffery, deceased, has been filed. April 25. at 11 a. m has been set as time for hearing the final report o! ! the administrator of the estate of Mar- ' theda Brlstow, deceased. ! Final account of the executor of 1 Sylvanus Armltage, deceased, has been ! filed.1 BUSINESS NAMES I Certificate of assumed business name, O. K. Rubber Welders. location Eugene. has been 'iled by Philip J. Wenzle and Paul J. Wenxle. Certificate of assumed business name. Irish and Swartx, Eugene, has been filed j BOUNTY Bounty on one bobcat has been col lected bv W. B. Farrier of Fall Creek. MARRIAGE LICENSE Glenn E. Miller and Jo Lee Defoe, both of Blachly. BIRTHS CRAFTS At Walker clinic. Wednesday. March 21. 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Crafts. Sweet Home, a son. ROBINSON At Rhoads-Lambert hos pital, Tuesday, March 13, 1M5, to Mr. and Mrs. Rezln Robinson. 1121 8th Avenue west, a daughter. YORK At Rhoads-Lambert hospital, Wednesday. March !4, IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. Amon York, Springfield, a son. O'BRIEN At Rhoads-Lambert hospital. Saturday. March 17. 1&45. to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Brien, Albany, a son. BUILDING PERMITS Alter residence. '385 Cross street, Gus- tave A. Plehl, $50. Alter shed, 1369 Most street, Tom Kaahras, $100. Repair residence. 329 West lTth ave nue. Harold Edblom. $50, Alter Sunday school chapel, 1100 Chambers street. First Baptist church, TRAFFIC FINES I Overtime parking, $1 per ticket: M. T, Meink, H. Hilton, John C. Clifford. Medo-Land creamery. Art Hegan, Paul ine Evans, F. H. Lawrence. B. C. Dav. enport. Miss Waelpert. Eugene Trans fer, Glen Thompson. Carl Jessen. Fred Tourcotte, H. W. Oakes, G. Coleman, R. L. Maxfield. O. C. Buxhart (2). M. S. Gumm. C. M, Urey. J. A. Rodman, C. N. Johnston. S. Ubeln stein. Gene Har rington, J. B. Troeh, C. E. Croson, Geo. Horn. Meter violations. SI per ticket: Ernest Peterson. Joe Hedrlck. E. P, Vail, Mrs. Glen Wright. Mrs. Floyd Lengacher, R. F. Scott, Raymond Brauner, M. Mas- terton. Val Gordnen, Jane Smith, W. , f. uTimm. mrs. w. a. tuck en, r. w, , Mulkey. J. B. Talbot. R. L. Potter, i L. O. Griffith. J. Brannen, K. W. Bettls, I E. McCormack. I Loading rone, $1 per ticket: M. C. ' Kirkpatrlck, J. Brannen, K. W, Bettls. Jaywalking, 91 per ticket: Frank Boernstlen, Mrs. R. C. Erlckson. Mrs, Leo Potter. C. V. Carter, E. W. Malone, Mrs'. L. Jacks, W. F. Ramsey. J. E, Short, Jack Barnes. F. Rubensteln, Mrs, Louring. Esther Eaton, Mrs. Jack Car ley, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. H. Bates, Mrs. Paul Helse, A .B. Craw. Blocking alley, $1 per ticket: Arnold Ellison. Safety tone, $1 per ticket: Earl Chap-pell. Improper parking. $1 per ticket: Grace Martin, J. M. Hiekman. One way street, SI per ticket: D. N. Harber. Stop sign, $3.50 per ticket: Jack PI nth. Blocking driveway, SI Per ticket: YOU TfROWAWXT J-'VtT7 vitlrnterilwar K' when you throw r away used foodvanj. Remove labels, wash, flatten. Deliver to your nearest Lane County public or parochial school March 26, 27 or 28. KEEP SAVING TIN CANS FOR THE DURATION. . 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Nothing else can supply the same luxurious comfort. So, If yon are going to buy a living room suite, the time to get It Is now and the place to buy It Is here. We have a splendid se lection of spring filled suites In modem design some priced as low as shown above. Occasional Chairs IJ.7. to !.. nigh back, low back, wing back and fan back a host of beautiful style In occasional chairs of high quality. COFFEE TABLES 9.95 TO 39.50 MODERN AND PERIOD STYLES END OR LAMP TABLES 9.95 UP TABLE LAMPS 7.95 UP BOOKCASES . . NEW STYLES 13.95 Period Bedroom Suites . . 3 Pieces 16930 to 28950 Toull be quite surprised at our exten sive display of beautiful mahogany suites In 18th Century design. These Include Hepplewhlte, Sheraton and American Colonial Stylet that never grow old. tif5) n ' lis v Uj FURNITURE COMPANY ' 1 1 i ;,; t ' . - 1 1 ; 1 ' 1 . 1 i . ' t ! . 'I t ' j i1 '1 : h 1 ' iff"' i '1 1 t III I 1 p ft u 1 1" ' ' i I t t s I' 1 I' i ft 1