Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 26, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

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    Meters Are Received
For Lebanon Streets
Lebanon Installation of
parking meters is due to begin
this week, several consignments
having already been received.
The meters, which are the two-
hour type, according to City
Judge Randall, are already 60
days overdue. -They are to be
installed on Main street between
Maple and Vine.
Although meters have not
been planned for the vicinity of
the new post offico, the present
congested parking in this area
moved the city council to or
der 10-minute parking zones
the entire length of the building.
East Salem Cub Pack Holds
V Special Night for Parents
East Salem, March 26 Parents' night was held for the mem
bers of the Four Corners new cub pack. It has 25 members
and C. G. Mathis was elected new assistant cub master. For the
e v e n i n g's entertainment the
members entertained their
guests with amateur theatrical
stunts. These boys are the fu
ture Icouts for the active Boy
Scout troop 64. Having the
community hall tor meetings of
this kind makes it possible for
both Scout and Cub work in its
high degree of efficiency.
Members of the Merry Min
glers club of Middle Grove com
munity held their second house
warming within the month last
Thursday night. This time Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Barker were the
couple surprised at their home
on Silverton road. Present for
the social evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Sprick, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hardy; Mr. and Mrs.
John Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Carter; Mr. and Mrs. Ern
est Barker; Mrs. J. I. Wagners;
Mrs. Carl Snyder; Mr. and Mrs
Covil Case; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wagners; Mrs. Orville Malm:
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Malm;
Mrs. Robert Fromm; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Malm and Gary, Mrs.
Albert Fabry; Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Pickerel and Dee; Mr. and
Mrs. Darry Colwell; Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Scharf and the honored
couple.
T- Red Cross work has not been
organized in East Salem com
munities this year as early in
the campaign as usual but all
homes will be visited before the
campaign is closed. Friday night
at the regular community club
meeting at Middle Grove, Susan
Faherty, secretary in the Marion
county Red Cross office and
Phil H. Schnell rural chairman
were the speakers. Emory Goode
was chosen as local chairman
and he will choose his assistants.
The monthly meeting of the
Merry-go-Round club will be
held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Harold Bunn on
Hollywood drive.
Week-end guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wehtje
on Lancaster drive were her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hardy of Milton-Free-water;
their son Donald Wehtje
of Astoria. Harold Wehtje is
home from Corvallis for the
spring vacation at the state col
lege. Mrs. Roy Blanchard of Swegle
spent the week-end in Seattle
with her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Badger, taking home her grand
son, Ronnie, who had been visit
ing in the home.
Legend says the first glass
manufactured by men was made
when ancient Phoenician sailors
banked a fire on a sandy beach
with blocks of soda.
Local Workers Vote
For Phone Strike
If the nation-wide telephone
strike goes into effect April 7
it is estimated that 70 percent
of the approximately 250 on thelof Oregon, which is affiliated
local payroll will be involved.
Don K. Crenshaw, joint chair
men of affiliated locals here,
said that about 175 workers .in
all departments are members of
the United Telephone Workers
with the independent National
Federation of Telephone Work
ers. Long distance toll men,
members of a CIO organization,
would support the strike, Cren
shaw said. He said the loco'.
workers voicd 4 to 1 to empower! Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Mar. 2(5, 1947 3
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the strike. '
The Pueblo Indians of thej
southwestern United States have!
cultivated cotton for hundreds
of years.
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