War Memorial
Officers Meet
Present officers of the Salem
War Memorial association and
several of the retiring officers
of the association at a meeting
held Tuesday noon at the Marion
hotel took steps toward employ
ing an architect to draft plans
for a civic auditorium to serve
as a living war memorial.
The group also discussed pos
sible locations of the auditori
um making it plain during the
discussion that all suggestions on
locations from the public would
be welcomed. -
Announced during the meet
ing by President Rex Kimmell
was the nominating committee
composed of E. Burr Miller,
chairman, Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague and Miss Dorothy Cor
nelius, to select candidates for
the chairman of five advisory
committees. The committees in
clude publicity, legal, building,
location and finance. A report
meeting of the committee and
officers of the association is to
be held the evening' of October
3 at 5 o'clock in the office of
. the attorney general. The next
general association meeting is
scheduled for October IB when
the advisory chairman will be
elected.
Tyrone Power, co-starred with
Alice Faye, Don Ameche and
Ethel Merman in the big re-issue
"Alexander's Ragtime Band,"
now at the Grand theater.
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East Salem Nut Harvest
Being Brought to Close
East Salem, Sept. 24 Harvesting of one of the last season
crops grown in East Salem communities, filberts,' has almost
been finished with only one large orchard, that of Mrs. B. George
of Seattle yet to be picked up.
Monday the pickers at the Earl
Wood orchard on Lancaster
drive finished the first picking
and only a very few will be left
for going over the second time.
It is the first time in several
years that filberts have fallen
for general harvesting before the
first of October. Smaller orch
ards and trees around the homes
have been finished for more than
a week. It is also the first time
in several years that practically
no rain fell during the harvest
and the nuts will have no mud
on them and very little moisture
left in them to dry out. Weights
received from the growers' as
sociation this past week for last
year's crop show a very heavy
shrinkage that this year's "rop
will not have.
There was no shortage of
labor for the picking, with grow
ers at most of the orchards turn
ing away many applicants each
day and school children who
have picked up nuts on Saturday
for several years found no help
needed. Most of the applicants
for work were young men or
men with their families. Wal
nuts will be down for general
picking in not more than a week
in most orchards. i
One East Salem club, the;
Amity club of Middle Grove j
community have opened their I
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fall program with the first meet
ing being held at the home of
Mrs. John Cage. Mrs. Ray Sat
ter, as program chairman con
ducted a "Backward Party."
There were 16 members present.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
W. H. Scharf and Mrs. Mary
Herndon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shrunk
have moved back to their home
on Fisher road after a year spent
in Lebanon, where he was em
ployed. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hein have
several carpenters at work on
their new home on Lancaster
drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Terrill
moved this past week from their
home on Fisher road which they
have sold, to a ranch they have
bought in Polk county, Zena dis
trict. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Spence and
sorf, Loren, have moved out
from Salem into the former
James Lyke residence on Gar
den road, which they have
bought.
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Home Extension
Leaders to Meet
Officers of Marion county's 29
home extension units will meet
on Thursday at the YMCA in Sa
lem to receive training for their
duties for the coining year. Mrs
Azalea Sager, state home dem
ontration leader, will be the
main speaker. This will be an
all-day meeting, starting at 10:30
and closing around 3:00. Mem
bers of the Marion county home
extension committee will serve
as hostesses for the meeting.
Mrs. Rex Hartley, chairman of
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the county committee, will pre
side. The morning session will
include a talk by Mrs. Sager en
titled, "We the Leaders for
1948." Three reports will also
be on the program. Mrs. Floyd
Fox will report on slate council
activities, Mrs. Frank Way will
discuss the Azalea house build
ing' fund, and Mrs. Viva Keys
will tell about ACWW activities
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Miss Eleanor Trindle.
The day's program will in
clude group singing led by Mrs.
George Benson of Silverton
Hills. The pianist will be Mrs
Floyd Fox of Union Hill. Mem
bers of the county committee as
sisting with the affair arc: Mrs
Glenn Bricdwell of Silverton
Mrs. Roy Kuns of West Wood-
burn, Mrs. Ralph Mercer of Four
Corners, Mrs. Richard Chitten
den of Roberts and Miss Rosa
Ahrens of Turner.
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given at the home nf Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Reed. The dinner
was cooked and served by Mr.
and Mrs. Pern Burton of Salem.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Reed, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lacev,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reeves, Mrs.
Plooia nd Bovorloy Floral and
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