THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. OreM
Monday, August 24. 19S3
Part 18
ANNOUNCE WEDDING PLANS
Joan Dempsey, 19, daughter of former Heavyweight
Champion Jack Dempsey and his former wife, Hanna WD
llama, and her fiance, Dennis O'Flaherty, 20, are pictured
at ber home in Santa Monica following an announcement
they plan to be married soon. The ceremony will be per
formed by Dennis' uncle the Msgr. Raymond O'Flaherty at
Our Lady of Loretta Catholic church. O'Flaherty is a
atudent at Loyola University in Los Angeles, and Miss
Dempsey graduated from Immaculate Heart High School.
(AP Wirephoto)
Four Corners
Four Comers A new busi
ness in Four Corners was open
ed this week when Leonard
Capps opened the Dine-A-Mite
Cafe at 262 S. Lancaster drive.
The building, formerly occu
pied by the Estee Neckwear
io. nas Deen re-aecoraica. jwn. k ,
Bonnie Maden and Mrs. Audrey f"'1
Maden will be in charge of the
fountain service. Open seven
days a week.
An unusual accident occur
red near Suttle Lake when Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Pearson and
children. Make and Fatty were
en their way home to Borger,
Texas. A deer Jumped in front
f the ear causing the car to
roll 80 feet down an embank
ment No one was seriously in
jured. The Pearsons returned
to hit mother's where they had
been visiting. Thel left again
, Saturday morning for their
' borne.
With the school season Just
around the corner many fam
ilies are getting settled in new
homes. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando
K. DahL Keith and Judith are
the new owners of the Nolan
Bathurit property at 43SS Hag
er st The Bathurst family mov
ed to BlUlngs, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armltage
and sons, Larry, Jerry and Jim
my eame here from Goodland,
Kansas. They have taken the
Thayer cottage at 1988 Stats
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kinser
have purchased trie Sherman
Berry residence at 4120 Mae
leay road. They will occupy the
new place the first of the
month. They moved here from
Aumsville.
Mr. and Mra. A. W. Wilson
nd children Wayne, Ruth and
Wallace, formerly of Creswell,
Ore., are living at 1724 Mahrt
ave.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hard
man, Sharon, Susan, Ricky and
Kay moved here from Bremer
ton. Wash. They are located at
3724 Mahrt ave.
Recent house gueita in the
Roy Thayer home were his
brother's family, Mr. and Mrs.
Marlon Thayer and children,
Gary, Marlea and Russell of
Grant, Neb., and Miss Valjean
Bedner of Wymore, Neb.
Visitors in the Rudy Kadln
home this past week were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Kadln and Judy
and Mr. and Mrs. Emil John
son, all of Gates, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hitch
man drove to John Day, Ore.,
to their daughters. Mrs. Hitch
man visited there for a week
while Mr. Hitchman went to
Boise, Idaho on business.
Hostess to the Hobbyists club
en Tuesday was Mrs, Harold
Snook. Working en textile
painting were Mrs. Jest Mcll
nay, Mrs, Ernest Walker, Mrs.
LeRoy J. Stewart, Mrs. Warren
Shrake and Mrs. Robert Burns.
Going awty were Mrs. Lin
den Morris and Mrs. Frank
Borden who are in Los Angeles
for an Indefinite stay. They
were railed by the illness of
Mr. Morris' mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Elfin Roas left
Friday by ear for Vancouver,
B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gen
back, Karen and Sherry have
purchased one of the Lowell
Webber residences at 995 S.
Elma ave. They moved here
from Pendleton.
Merchants in
Downtown to Meet
Cash door prizes of $100
will be offered as an incentive
to downtown merchants to at
tend a dinner meeting at the
Marion hotel, Wednesday, Au-
Two promotions will be out
lined by members of the board
of directors with members de
ciding on which one is to be
carried out If the ideas pro
posed do not meet favor with
the members, proposals will
be invited from the floor.
Entertainment will be fur
nished during the social hour,
scheduled to begin at 830 p.m.
with dinner an hour later. All
downtown merchants are ln-
vitea to tne social hour as
gueste of the board of direc
tors. Tickets to the dinner
are 1 2.50 per plate.
Negligence Charged
To Former Sheriff
Albany Charging former
Linn county sheriff, H. A.
Southard, with negligence of
duty, a suit asking payment of
(787.13 and costs was filed to
day in circuit court against
Southard and the Hartford
Accident and Indemnity com
pany by Lloyd A. Cable of
Polk county.
Th complaint charges that in
December, 1951. Sheriff South
ard was Instructed to attach a
number of trucks and personal
property belonging to Wayne
Hausauer, against whom Cable
had obtained Judgment for
$782.83 and 124.20 in costs in
the Polk county circuit court
Th plaintiff complains that
Southard failed to execute the
attachment and that he regit
gently misplaced and lost the
affidavit for attachment. The
Judgment was later rendered
unrollectable and valueless,
Cable charges.
CONNECTICUT WAGE
RECORD
Hartford, Conn. V Latest
labor statistics ahow that fac
tory workers In highly indus
trialized Connecticut earn an
average of $74.98 a week.
2 Hew Doctors
At Sweet Home
Sweet Home Dr. R. S. Lang-
mack has announced the asso
ciation of two new physicians
at Langmack hospital. They are
Dr. Lynn E. Wolfe and Dr. Cal
vin L. Rumbaugh. -
Dr. Wolfe is a 19S1 graduate
of the University of Oregon
medical school and recently
completed two years' service
with the U. S. army, serving
one year at the Valley Forge
hospital near Philadelphia, Pa.,
and one year at the Westover
Air Force hospital in Spring
field, Mass. The Wolfe family,
composed of Mrs. Wolfe and
three children, have purchased
the Jack Robert home.
Dr. Rumbaugh is a 1932 grad
uate of the Northwestern uni
versity medical school, Cfcicago.
He has spent the past year in
internship at the medical school
and at the Evans'ton hospital,
Evanston, 111.
Dr. Rumbaugh, whose for
mer home is in Fort Wayne,
Ind., is 27 and unmarried. He
1 presently living at the Lang
mack home on Holley Rd.
Ralph E. Williams
GOP Budget Head
Portland W Ralph E. Wil
liams Jr. is the new chairman
of the Republican state budget
and finance committee.
Williams, a Portland busi
nessman nd the son of former
state committeeman Ralph E.
Williams, succeeds Bud Horn,
Portland, resigned.
Albany Levies Fines
For Drunk Driving
Albany Arrested by state
police and charged with drunk
en driving, Henry Edward
Blake, 32, 41S Maple St., today
pleaded guilty to the charge
before District Judge Wendell
Tumrlins.
Blake was fined $173 and
costs.
Saturday afternoon, August
Bert Toedtemelr, 44, Browns
ville, pleased guilty to a drunk
en driving charge and was
also fined $175 and $5 cost.
The Ice Capades of 1954
will have 13 performances in
Madison Square Garden begin
ning September 10. ,
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