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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1946)
12 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, Oct. 12, 1946 H. Sperling Fatally Hurt Herman Sperling. 63, who lived on route 1. Indepndence, died in a Salem hospital Friday night from injuries received in a traffic accident Friday eve ning at the junction of Highway 9BW and the Helmick Park road four and a half miles south of Monmouth. Investigation indicated that Sperling had driven in a light car off the park road into the highway and in front of a car driven by Jack Burris, 2746 Southeast Stark street, Portland. The Sperling car was overturn ed, and both vehicles badly damaged. Sperling was brought to a Sa lem hospital by the Indepen dence ambulance. Burris receiv ed a slight leg injury. No other persons were with either driver. Leave for Nebraska Jefferson Mrs. Harry Bash ford left for her home in North Platte, Nebr., after several days' visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Bashford. She visit ed her nieces in Carnation and Milton, Wash., before coming to Jefferson. Her husband and Rev. Bashford are brothers. Senator Makes Target Of Alumina Plant Press dispatches say that the Salem alumina plant is among three government - sponsored projects that Senator Maybank of South Carolina will attempt to have declared surplus in a resolution he proposes to intro duce in congress at the next ses sion. The other two alumina plants are located at Hartley- ville, S. C, and Salt Lake City. DANCE SILVERTON ARMORY Every Saturday 9 to 12 GLENN WOODRY'S Orchestra 14 Entertainers 14 Admission 71o plus Total 85c Federal Tax 14c 2i ic jc 3c jC-"- 3c r-cc 5; 2 Crescendo Concert Series I ! An Educational Froject at Salem High School ; FOUR ARTIST CONCERTS i : Jean Watson, Canadian Contralto, Mon., Nov. 4 J Angel Reyes, Cuban Violinist, Fri Nov. 22. :: : Solvcjg Lunde, American Pianist, Fri., Dec, 6. J James Pease, American Baritone, Wed., Feb. 26. : : All Concerts at S.H.S. Auditorium at 8:15 P.M. $ .; Season Tickets $2.40, Single Admission $1.20, Tax Inc. S Tickets at Will's Music Store, .laquith s Music Store, ; and from Crescendo Club members. :. ; ..............:::::::; :":::::::::::"::::::::::::;:::..;. ICE CREAM All Flavors QUARTS XXn NO LIMIT JJt SAVING CENTER Salem and West Salem rw liblr ri 1 cm 9 -... r - ... . nr : Weeps for Bride Who Died at Wedding (.IP) John Mastuananalone, 21 (center, handkerchief to eyes), sobs at the Riavo of his bride-to-be, Rose de Fabrizio, 20-year-old Lawrence, N. Y. girl, dur ing burial ceremonies at St. Mary's cemetery in Lawrence. The girl was buried in the bridal gown she wore at Inwood, N. Y., when she collapsed and died while walking to the altar. Her mother appears at far left (with veil). Father Francis Aguis (far right), who was to officiate at the wed ding, reads the burial prayers. Parrish Has Nominee List Students at Parrish junior high school went to the polls Friday to select candidates for the general election scheduled for October 18. As has been the case for a number of years, Parrish students operate their campaign for student body of fices on the two-party system Liberators and Studenteers. Primary candidates will make their campaign speeches dur ing an assembly to be held the morning of October 17. Candidates for the two par ties as designated Friday are: . Liberators: President, Pat Elf slrom; vice president, Kenny Meyers; secretary, Marilyn Pow er; treasurer, Donna Pcndcr graft; assistant sergeant at arms, Lloyd Hamlin; yell leaders, Dick Klinefelter, Harry Turner; song leaders, Mary McFarlane and Jerry Savage; Periscope editor, LaVclle DuBuy; publi cation manager, Sylvia Hastings; eighth , grade representative, Buzz Covalt; seventh grade rep resentative, Bea Evelyn Brom ley; Girls' League president, Mary Campbell; vice president, Sophia Polalcs; secretary, Jan Gibbons; Boys' league president, John Casper; vice president, Archie Elliott; secretary, Eu gene MacDonald. Studenteers: President, Don na Salter; vice president, Caro lyn Payne; secretary, Betty Cooley; treasurer, Beverly Hen nes; sergeant at arms, Jim Rock; assistant, Daryl Girod; yell leader, Jack Richards; song leaders, Jeannetle Sullivan, Janet Hill; Periscope editor, Muriel Stcusloff: publication manager, Janet Gaiscr; eighth grade representative. Deb Da vis; seventh grade representa tive, Amy Girod; Girls' league president, Susan Perry; vice president, Barbara Pickens; sec retary, Lois Chamberlain; Boys' league president, Milton Hick man; vice president, Larry Chamberlain; secretary, Bob Soggc. Executive Council Meets With Putnam ,'. The executive council of the Elementary Principals' associa tion today met with Superinten dent of Public Instruction Rex i'ulnam to consider progress ! made in the five-year plan for improvement of instruction in elementary schools. Completing Road To Mine Shaft Silverton C. Minor, man ager of the coal mines opera tions on the Stayton road near Silverton, announced Friday that graveling is being complet ed on the road leading from near the cemetery to the opening of the mine shaft, and that work would be started on the mines proper early this month. Min or's headquarters are in Portland. Dance Every Saturday Nile Claude Bird and His Music Swing and Sway, the Velvet Rhythm Way Featuring Dorothy Marshall, Vocalist WOODBURN ARMORY BALLROOM Wooclburn, Ore. Dr. Henry Morris Optometrist ft' ' 1 School Children Need Good Eyesight Your children did not choose their eyes cannot change them Tor another pair, or get them renewed when used up. As a parent, therefore, it is your duty to see that your child's eyesight is safeguard ed by having their eyes exam ined regularly and fitted with glasses if necessary. Dr. S. A. Wheatley Optometrist FOR SEEING AND HEARING MORRIS OPTICAL U Stale St., Salem Phone 5528 V.F.W. 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