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East Salem People Hosts
For Dinners on Holiday
East Salem, Nov. 26 Mora family dinner! are noted as having
been the order of the day for the observance of Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holler entertained for the annual La Due
family dinner on Thursday. Members of the family present were ies uuiming oi audu wno area
Mr .nrt Mr. v. M. La Due: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin La Due and three;at the home of his brother at i
At home war Mr. and Mrs Bob
ert Wagars and son, Glenn, Mr.
and Mrs. Vicar Wagers and son,
Jonny, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wag
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wagers.
Among those having trips out
of state for the week-end holi
days were Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Gillming of Auburn who are
Silverton Justice
Court Cases Vary
Silverton The records of the
justice court proceedings
of
Capital Journal, Salem, 0r., Friday, November ?fi. 1918 5
Fine of $2. !S0 and costs paid by
Donald Brochers of Portland,
charged with no muffler; Rob
ert Janott, hunting without II-
Judge Alf O. Nelson include: Icense, fined $25 and costs. SIS
of fine suspended; Willard Nor
ton, charge disorderly conduct,
entered a plea of not guilty,
failed to furnish bail of $500
and commitment issued.
Held Captain of Inspectors James English said in San
Francisco that the slaying of Nick DeJohn, of Chicago has
been solved. DeJohn was found garroted in rear of his car in
San Francisco. (May S, 1947). Booked at San Francisco city
prison on charges of conspiracy to commit murder are Mike
Abati, of San Francisco (left) and Sebastlani Nanl (right)
of San Mateo, Calif.
children: Mr. and Mrs. Keith
La Due and Mr. and Mrs. Holler
ai.d their children, Stephen
Douglas and Frank.
At the home of Mr and Mrs.
Ray Bernardy on Brown road
for the holiday were Mr. and
Mrs. James Lie and son, Danny,
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Endres and
sons, Allen and Loe. Clarence
Endres and Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nardy and two children.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gibb of
Hollywood drive motored to Mu
lino on Thursday for the Thanks
giving dinner in the home of his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
J H. Jonesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jeffries and
son. Tommy, of Auburn com
munity, were dinner guests on
Thursday in the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Judson in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barker
entertained for the family din
ner at their home on Silverton
road. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Chnpin and children. Joyce and
Auburn, Calif.
Jerry, from Portland, Mrs. An
na L. Davis, Robert L. Sunner
and Fred Anderson and the host
and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker and
son, Michael, of Middle Grove,
drove to Eugene on Thursday
for the holiday dinner at the
home of her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. J. C. Hicks.
Thursday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Hein on Lan
caster drive, were Mr. and Mrs
Jack Hein and son, Phil; Stan
ford Hein and Miss Jackie Hol
comb from Portland and Mrs.
Marcia Aplet and son, Lowell
of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Irvin Wagers
of Middle Grove had their fam
ily home for the holiday dinner.
Dallas Truck Driver !
Pays Fine in Court
Independence Neil Leroy
Metzger, Dallas trucker, paid a
fine of $30 and $4.30 In costs
for overloading his truck when
he was arraigned in Justice W.
A. Wiest's court this week.
Other motorists appearing In
justice court during the past
week included: Raymond W
Swander, fined $5 and costs for
overload. Duane A. Bartsch,
fined $5 and costs for violation
of the basic rule. Elbert Verl
Hoech, fined $5 and costs for
violation of the basic rule. Buck
Smith, fined $2 and costs for de
fective clearance lights.
LOCAL PATRONS AND ADMIRERS
OF THE PAINTINGS OF E. B. QUIG
LEY HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO
MEET WITH MR QUIGLEY TO
NIGHT AT ELFSTROM'S ART GAL
LERIES. In
Conjunction
with the
QUIGLEY
EXHIBITION
140 Court
Columbia
Record
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