SalemMan
Found Dead
Marvin Richard Beal, 31, of
Salem, was found dead yester
day at the home of his estran
ged wife in Spokane, and de
tectives said two notes were
found in the house.
The body was hanging from
an attic brace.
Police said Beal and his wife
separated two months ago but
never instituted divorce pro
ceedings. He had moved to Sa
lem but returned to Spokane
Monday.
Silverton Eating
Place Again Open
Silverton Following clos
ing for a week for completion
of change in ownership, the
former Bud and Frank's place
is opened to the public with J
Werline and Pat Grogan the
new proprietors with three sep
arate working cews, opening
every day and evenings, serv
ing breakfasts to early workers
from 5 a.m., and remaining
x open until midnight.
W Werline is a member of a
, well known Independence fami-
" ly. Grogan, veteran of World
War 2, has been a local resident
for a number of years, and is
a past commander of. Delbert
Reeves post No. 7, American
Legion.
The business was under the
owner and managership of the
George Manolises for a number
of years. A. Hart and Frank
Vlasic acquired the cafe from
Manolis around two years ago
changing the name to "Bud and
Frank's Place," and completed
the sale to the two young men
a fortnight ago.
Silverton Odd Fellows
Lodge Has Visitors
Silverton Forty-five mem
bers of City View Odd Fellows
lodge of Portland chartered a
bus and came to Silverton lodge
meeting with their degree team
who put on the floor work for
the first and second degree of
initiation of a large group of
candidates from various lodges
including Rock Creek, Canby.
Monitor, Butteville and Silver
ton. Visitors came from Salem,
Stayton, Mill City, Woodburn,
Monitor and Gervais.
With the Portland members
were Fred Pinkham, superin
tendent, and four members of
the Odd Fellows home, and Past
Grand Master Joseph P. Eckley
The largest crowd present at
the hall for many years enjoyed
"the formal program and the so
cial time following. Serving
supper were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
McClure, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Allen
and Mr. and Mrs. John Gehrke.
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Yard Workers'
uality Improved
hop yard in this area is well
advanced this spring according
to Robert C. Baker, executive
secretary of the Hop Growers
association.
In most yards hoeing of the
Independence Work in u,ei "ops nas ocen completed ana
way. according to Baker who
said that not only is help more
plentiful than for several years
Free Lubrications !
DURING MONTH OF I
MAY I
but the calibre of the workers
now coming into this area is j
above that of the war years.
Capital Journal. Salem. Ore., Wednesday, May 7, 1947 5
Family Picnic Held
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. I
Henry Knoche attended a fam
ily picnic in the Eola Hills com
plimenting their uncle and aunt,
.Mr. and Mrs. Herman Knoche
and sons, Merle and Verle of
Stafford, Kans Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Knoche of Amity, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Armentrout of
Wobfoot were additional guests.
Yes we have decided to carry over another
month our special free $1.50 lube, because
we want every Salem Auto owner to come in
and get acquainted and see the type of service
we do.
Teague Motor Company
355 North Liberty St. Phone 7001
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Goldenwcds Observing their golden wedding anniversary in
their home recently were Mr. and Mrs. Jens H. Laudahl of
Dallas who were married in March, 1897. Many friends, neigh
bors and relatives called to pay their respects to the couple. Six
of 13 children were present for-the occasion. Mr. and Mrs
Laudahl have 36 grandchildren.
Claude Bray Named
To Coroner Office
Albany Appointment of
Claude Bray of Albany as dep
uty Linn county coroner was
announced Saturday by Coroner
Glenn Huston of Lebanon.
Coroner Huston stated that
this appointment is in accord
ance with a plan which he had
adopted immediately upon his
appointment by the Linn county
recently as coroner to succeed
the late E. C. Fisher.
Deputy Coroner Bray will
assist the coroner, acting gener
ally in cases which arise in the
western portion of the county
while the coroner himself will
cover the eastern portion of the
county, but serving chiefly dur
ing absence of the coroner from
the county.
The new deputy coroner was
at one time associated with the
Fortmiller funeral home but in
recent years has been engaged
in private business.
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Stanford, Ky., May 7 WV
Dr. Julian Wright said today
that Mrs. A. B. Thomason, 41,
of Mt. Vernon, Ky., gave birth
in a Stanford hospital today to
a baby boy weighing 15 pounds.
1 5 'i ounces.
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