Saturday, January 23, 1934
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
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SATURDAY ON KPTV:
Smllin' Ed' Gang. 11:00 'The Fox Hunt."
R8? US ,Ma"nee' ,":?-"M-. Wong in Chinatown" starring
Boris Karloff, Grant Withers and Marjorie Reynolds.
rtiw.erma?' 5:3?r"Perry White' ScoP" A corPse we" in
divers suit on the main street of Metropolis and many other
mysterious happenings tax Superman's strength.
Life nf Uiliv J-nn "dii...I u j ,r.. .. ....
i.i..it . ora:uiiu nuiicymoon. nucy worxs
mmself into a state of "nerves" and a psychiatrist tells him that
his children arc at the root of it.
Ethel and Albert. 7:30 Ethel and Albert return home to find
their home burglarized and face unexpected problems in collect
ing indemnity. . . .
Your Show of Shows, 9:00 Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca.
Hit Parade, 10:30 Top tunes of the week.
Greatest Fights of the Century, 11:00 Kid Gavilan vs. Gil Turner
bout of July 1, 1952.
Premiere Theater, 11:15 "The Kansan" starring Richard Dix
and Jane Wyatt.
SATURDAY ON KOINTV:
2:00 p.m., Armchair Theater "Tale of Robin Hood" siarring
Robert Clarke, Mary Hatcher, Paul Cavanaugh (1950 release); and
"Border Renegade" starring Alan Ladd and Victor Jory.
6:00 p.m., This Is Show Business Mrs. Arthur Murray joins regu
lar panelists George S. Kaufman and Sam Levcnson. Clifton Fadi
man is host and moderator. Guest artists will be Jan Murray,
commedian; Connie Russell, song stylist, and Lewis and Van, top
dancing team.
7:00 p.m., Medallion Theater An impecunious lawyer faces the
choice of being ethical and talking himself out of a much needed
case, or being practical and ensuring a legal fee, in "The Blue
Serge Suit."
7:3ft ti m I Ifo Will. VathM rntu n ., , . I - 1.1 j . . i:
........ .- ...... .,.,,.. m unit, uaj litis a nilu a Ull-
zard is rising outside, so Father Day finds himself forced to do
what he vowed he never would , . . install a "newfangled" telephone
in his home.
11:00 p.m., Showtime on Six "I Shot Jesse James" starring
Preston Foster, Barbara Britton, and John Ireland.
SUNDAY ON KPTV:
Sunday Matinee, 11:30 "Sultan's Daughttcr" starring Ann Corio,
Charles Butterworth and Jack LaRue.
Wedding Belles, 2:30 Special guest is Dr. Morgan O'Dell, presi
dent of Lewis and Clark College.
Life Begins at 80 Guests are Carl Brisson, musical comedy star,
and Tom Fletcher, Negro entertainer.
Kukla, Fran and Ollie, 3:30 "Bits of Shakespeare."
Hallmark Hall of Fame, 4:00 "Ring Richard II" siarring Mau
rice Evans and Sarah Churchill in two-hour master production.
Victory at Sea, 6:00 "The Turkey Shoot." Conquest of the Mari
annas. Emphasis is on Guam in June, 1944, showing last ditch
suicide attacks by the Japanese and rout of 400 Japanese carrier
based planes.
Mr. Peepers, 7:30 Mr. Peepers and Harvey Weskit are on the
entertainment committee for the annual Jefferson City Junior High
faculty festival. Mrs. Gurney refuses to attend.
Comedy Hour, 8:00 Starring Ethel Merman with Jimmy Durante
and Gene Nelson as guests. Highlights of show will be a produc
tion number from "Can Can" with Durante and Merman.
Television Playhouse, 9:00 "Smoke Screen" starring Rod Steiger.
Letter to Loretta, 10:00 "Big Little Lie," story of a 9-year-old
who suffers from fear of being unwanted.
Man vs. Crime, 10:30 "Holler Uncle." Frank McIIugh plays a
wealthy eccentric whose life and fortune is saved by Mike Barnett.
.
SUNDAY ON KOINTV:
2:00 p.m., Omnibus Lew Ayres stars in "Nothing So Monstrous,"
the second of a series of John Steinbeck stories from "The Pas
tures of Heaven." The program will also present a demonstration
of Columbia University's cyclotron by Dr. John R. Dunning; an
Alistair Cooke interview with Douglas Leigh, buider of spectacular
nimatcd stigns; and an excerpt from "The Spice of Life," the
French comedy starring the young French film star Noel-Noel.
5:30 p.m., Comeback Arlene Francis, emcee. '
6:00 p.m.. You Are There The unprecedented trial of a British
monarch, which challenged the historic concept of the Divine Right
of Kings, will be recreated when Walter Cronkite and the "You
Arc There" cameras return to Jan. 27, 1649, to report "The Trial
of Charles I."
6:30 p.m., Pride of the Family Paul Hartman, as Albie Morri
son, decides to build a backyard barbecue. He is assisted by his
over-helpful but impractical neighbor, Frank (Larry Blake), whose
ideas mean nothing but trouble.
7:00 p.m.. Private Secretary Susie MacNamara learns that Vi
Pra.vkins, her boss' receptionist, hasn't had a date in years, so she
secretly sets out in a search for an appropriate boy friend for her.
8:00 p.m., Toast of the Town Franchot Tone, Betsy von Fur
stenberg and Gig Young will appear in a scene from the Broadway
comedy, "Oh Men! Oh Women!" Other headliners, previously an
nounced, include Roberta Peters, Metropolitan Opera star; Harry
Belafontc, folk singer currently appearing in John Murray Ander
son's "Almanac"; Senor Wcnccs, ventriloquist; Ching the Magician,
and the Four Ramses, acrobatic troupe.
9:00 p.m., Fred Waring Show In a musical tribute to several
lale composer friends, Fred Waring will feature songs of George
Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Dick Whiting, Peter de Rose, Gus Kahn,
and Fred Ahlcrt on the "Fred Waring Show."
9:30 p.m., Man Behind the Badge A double cross by two pals
ends an attempt by the son of a leader of the old notorious Purple
Gang to revive the protection racket, in "The Detroit Story." The
story is based on records from the files of Inspector Joseph Krug
of the Detroit police's Flying Squad.
10:00 p.m., The Web Henry Hull portrays an old prospector
who outwits a crafty pair after his gold, and, in the process,
restores a wayward youth's faith in humanity, in "The Well."
MONDAY ON KOIN TV:
3:30 p.m., Armchair Theatre "Rhythm Hits the Ice" starring
Ellen Drew, Jerry Colonna, and Vera Vague.
6:45 p.m., Greatest Drama "The Happy Warrior", life of Al
Smith.
7 p.m., Studio One O. Z. Whitehead, Priscilla Gillette and
Susan Hallaran have featured roles in "The Remarkable Incident
at Carson Corners", an original television drama by Reginald Rose.
8 p.m., Burns and Allen Show For the benefit of an aulo
mechanic who conlidcs to Gracic that his girl friend prefers actors
to mechanics, Gracie pretends her life with actor-husband George
has been a hard one.
9 p.m., I Love Lucy Lucy and her neighbor, Ethel Mertl, ;
enroll in a charm school as the best means uf coping with their j
husbands' interest in a sweet young thing who exudes personality
plus. Lucille Ball and Dcsi Arnaz co-star as Lucy and Ricky.
11 p.m.. Showtime on Six "Captain Calamity" starring George
Huston, Harlan Nixon, and Novita. j
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What's Cooking? 10:30 Bart
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uses on his giant baked potatoes.
This is the Life, 12:30 "Sincerity is Not Enough" Carl Fisher
irics io neip a needy couple by giving them a tip on a good invest
ment in which to invest their small savings. The investment bub-
me ureaKs ana Larl linds himself caught in the middle.
Matinee Theatre, 1 "G. I. Honeymoon" starring Gale Storm
aim reicr cooKsen.
Bar 27 Corral, 5:30 Features Western star Heck Harper
Serial: "Bandits of the Badlands."
Wild Bill Hickok, 6 "Rustling Stallion" A wild stallion seems
to be helping mares to break out of their cor.al.
Badge 714, 7 Sgt. Joe Friday and Ed Jacobs are assigned to
ii unusual Kidnaping case when a newborn baby is stolen from
a hospital nursery crib.
Voice of Firestone, 8:30 Brian Sullivan, Met. Opera star is this
week's guest.
i Dennis Day Show, 9 Charlie Weaver becomes jealous of Den
nis grandfather who appears to be fond of Lavinia. Dennis Day
portrays his own grandfather.
Robert Montgomery Presents, 9:30 "Machinal" starring Joan
Lorring with Robert Webber, Malcolm Lee Beggs and Peg Hillias.
Story of a sensitive, introverted unusual girl, the victim of an ill
fated marriage that led to murder.
Nile Owl Theatre, 11:01 "Girl From Alaska.
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:00 p.m. KPTV Colonel Hack
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( 30 a.m. KPTV The Pasttor
0:45 a.m. KPTV Christopher
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11:00 a m. KPTV Fact Forum
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:00 p.m. KPTV Victory at Sea
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I 30 p m. KPTV TV Playhouse
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KOIN The Web
10 30 p.m. KPTV Man vs. Crime
KOIN Peler Potter Show
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KOIN Bpotllte Revue
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Portland Girl
Tod Maiorette
Miss Mary Bitner, winsome
blonde from Lincoln High School
of Portland, was winner Friday
night of the Salem Elks annual
Drum Majorette contest
Second place tripjjy went to
Barbara Mullcr of the Monmouth
Independence Central High
School, and the third to Mary
Wait of Salem High School.
It was the 15th annual Drum
Majorette contest sponsored by
the Salem Elk Lodge and was
held at Salem High School gym
nasium. The board of judges was head
ed by Charles Steele of Cottage
Grove, and other judges were of
ficials of the lodge. The contest
ants were under the direction of
Vernon Wiscarson. Music for the
event was played by the Salem
iiign School band.
The Drum Majorette contest is
one of the best atractions among
annual events in Salem and drew
the usual Urge crowd of specta
tors JTinay night.
Other girls in the contest
were: Virginia Hilyeu, Mill City:
Carol Sheets, Molalla; Beverly
i.andon, !weoi Home; Darlene
Petri, Franklin High, Portland;
Phyllis Spccht, Jefferson High,
Portland; Twylla Hallowcll, Wald-
port; Mary Wctstcin, North Mar
ion High: Claudine Lukcns, Cor
vallis; Betty Bevcridge, Roose
velt High, Portland; Sharon
Crane, Cleveland High, Portland.
Wesley Stewart, exalted ruler
of the Elks, presented a check
for $100 to the High School Band
for its services.
Because whales have been
known to follow a ship for sev-
eral days, some students believe
tney oo not sleep.
DEATHS
tUmpi I.. ,nut no ii
Lute rrtiucnl ol U10 tl.K.iiand Ave.
Jnn. 21. at the arc of 80 yn. Husband
of Dell-i M. Anaeifon, Snl-m. DauAh
tcsr. Mm. Bcsnic Lvtle. Umatilla,
Ore ; Mrs. Kdna Nirm)'ii:lr,i.i, Chi
c.TRc Ill : Mm Kic.inur Anrleron,
Sa!fin; Mm l.avlna Owrm, III. Mm.
Mary Koinape, Davenport, Iowa:
innf. .T.imen Andnsnn. Umatilla; El
den Anderkon, Santa Cruz, Calif.;
Elmer Andirion, Aluany. Ore.: ahu
11 grandchildren. Services will he
held Mond.iY, January at 10:00
a.m. m ttn Chapel , the W. T. HiR
rton Co. Ctinchidinp ;-cr .ers al Bi l
i i est M itnri;il P.. i k. He v. Don. 1 1d
Payne olfientinr.
Ilihv Kathryn Louise 1'anle
Al tnc rcMdrnie at IMH N. Church
at the acc of 3 mo. huivived by par-
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Moves in Here Monday
By CLAUDE
Western Oregon Livestock as
sociation members move into Sa
lem Monday for - their three-day
annual meeting at the Senator
hotel. It will be the largest live
stock gathering of the year in the
Willamette valley, with 250 per
sons expected.
Formal sessions start at 1 p.m.
with words of welcome by Mayor
Al Loucks. Roger Dumdi, Mc
Minnville stockman, president of
the association, is to follow with
his address. Seven standing com
mittees and several special groups
will conduct deliberations during
the afternoon.
The Monday evening program
at 7:30 is built around a lamb
cutting demonstration by Miles
Tencyeck, Portland marketman.
The finished specimens of Ten
eyeck's knife artistry will be dis
tributed to the audience.
Tuesday business sessions will
feature three panel discussions.
At 10 a.m., E. L. Potter of Cor-
vallis will lead the livestock mar
keting group. Panel members in
clude: Prosscr Clark, commission
man; Ed Coles, marketing spec
ialist: D. W. Chambers, packer;
Earl Drury, swine grower; Harry
Harbcrt, cattleman; Claude Stcus
loff, sheepman: Charles Swango,
cattleman, and Lorin Woody,
rancher.
Governor Paul Patterson is to
address the association at 11:30
Tuesday.
State Senator Howard Belton
will lead a taxation discussion
during the afternoon session. Pan
el members will he Sam Stewart,
state tax commissioner: Lial Win
ney, rancher: Albert Julian,
rancher, and Cornelius Bateson,
berry grower.
Also on the afternoon pro
gram will be a pasture manage
ment nancl led by Arnold Ebcrt,
of K. O. A. C. Members arc to be
Glen Hawkins, swine grower;
Ronald Hogg, sheenman: Joe
Johnson, O. S. C: Glen Martin,
cattleman: Lyle McKinlev, swine
grower: Dr. Peterson, state vet
erinarian: Lorin Smith, sheep
man, and Hubert Willoughby,
cattleman.
Salem Singers, a 20-man chor
us led by Francis Wonderley, will
he featured at the Ttiesdav even
ing banquet in the Caoitol rooro.
Hubert Aspinwnll, the cowboy
mail carrier, and Bob Pnvne, nan-
tominist. also are on the enter
tainment program, which has
been arranged by Mr. and Mrs
rntn. Mr. and Mrl. Bert Tauic. jr.,
Salem; 2 sisters, &anar ana ubiui
Taule. Salem grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Taitle, Salem; grandmoth
er, Mrs. Edna Arnold, Grants Paaa,
Ore. Services will be held Tuesday,
Jan. 26. at 2 p.m. In the Howell te
Edwarda chapel, with Rev. Ray.
Worthlnjton olllclatlm. Interment t
Belcreat Memorial park.
James J. Wilson
At his residence, 2970 Hollywood
Dr.. Jan. 22. Survived by wife, Susan
G. Wilson. Salem: two daughters,
Mrs. Vivian Robinson, Cnquille, Ore.;
Mrs. Susonne Newell, Walla Walla.
Wash.; sons. Jamea G. Wilaon, Jr.,
Klamath Kails: Richard C. Wilson.
Klamath Falls: sister, Mrs. John
Paul. Kansaa City, Mo.: brother,
Oscar Wilson, Wash.: srandchlldren.
Jamea C. Wilson. Klamath Falls;
Gcorgl Sue Newell, Walla Walla.
Wash; Frank E, Nrv.cH. Walla Walla.
Wash. Services will be held Monday.
January 25. at 1:30 pm. In Ihc
Cloush-Barrick Chapel. Interment at
Bclcrest Memorial Park. Dr. Daniel
H. Schulre oldclnlihlt. Ritualistic
services by Pacillc Lodge No. 50, A.F.
& A.M.
Sherman A. Mann
Al the residence 1045 Mill St.. Sa
lem, Jan. 21. Survived by wife. Flor
ence Sherman Mann, Salem; dnuRh
tcrs. Mrs. Doris Sllvernirkel. Colum
bus. Ohio: Mrs. Juanlla Crockett,
Ohio: step-dauRlitcrs. Mrs. C. E.
I'avne, Berkeley. Mich.: .Mrg. Pauline
Shnurr. Hutchinson. Kansas; step
son?. D'.vl5it Perry, Piilmcialc. u.ini.:
sister. Mrs. W. M. Detter. Hutchin
son. Knnsast llueh Perry, Temple
Citv. Calif.; Earl Perry. Hutchinson.
K.in.-.ls; brother. Richard Mann. C.ir
mi. 111. Services wilt be held In Ihe
Virgil T. Golden chapel. Mnnnjiy
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Mm. Emily fltarkmort
Late re-ident of 4.VS N. 24th St .Ian.
1ft at Chowchilla .Calif. Survtvici by
husband. James niacKrrmn. BanciRei .
Texan: son. Billy O. Davis, halcm
parrnis. Mr. and Mrs. Charlrs Cinf. I
run. S,m Dieso. CalK: sisters. Mrs.
VVcslrv Thurmann. Memphis. Tcnn
Mrs. Esiher Coffee. Sanln P.aib-ira.
Calif., Mrr,. Harold Kins. Mcdlc.il
Lake. Vah.. Mrs Dorolhv Cnlliy.
Snlcm. Mrs. Ethel Dry. Mclullus. Ore,
Mrs. Robert I.cc. Corpus Chrlsll,
Texus. Mrs. Doris KldBCWfller, Ml.
Vernon. New York. Mr-. Don Otis.
Snn Di'Eo, Calif.. Miss Viifjim.i C;rif
ftlh. San Dleco. C.ilif . brri'lvr.
r'k.1 A 1 1 .... H m,.- fir. i
Scrvivces to he hrlrt Mon.. J;.n. 2.1. !
it IO::in a rn Hey Thornton J.in'mn '
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DENNIS THE MENACE
Jack Spratcouio eat no fat
wis wife could eat,
CCHtT 1 ft I f tl
STEUSLOFF
'Alvin Hartley, Silverton; Mr. and
Mrs. Baird Findley, Rickreall,
and Mr. and' Mrs. Harold Der
nier, Oregon City. Some 30 door
prizes donated by local business
men will be awarded.
Committee reports, election of
officers and resolutions will oc
cupy the Wednesday session
starting at 9:30 a.m.
County trapper Vic Howard
has arranged a display in the
Senator hotel lobby, made up of
predatory animal skins, scents
and gadgets for attracting the
animals and traps ranging from
tic clasp size to bear traps. Kay
Woolen mills will have an exhibit
of wool in progressive stages
from fleece to manufactured ma
terial. A showing of meat pro
ducts also will be set up.
Mid Willamette
Obituaries
Nolle Bell Hyder
SHERIDAN Funeral services
were held this week at the Sheri
dan Funeral home for Nolie Bell
Hyder, 75, who died in Sheridan.
Interment was in Green Crest
Memorial park.
Mrs. Hyder was born in John
son City, Tcnn., March 12, 1878,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Street. In June, 1900, she
married John Hyder in Tennes
see, and they later moved to
Sheridan. She was a member of
the Christian church.
Survivors are her husband
John of Sheridan; two daughters,
Oda C. Mombert of Sweet Home
and Emma Pollock of Sheridan;
three sons, Robert, Luther and
Edgar Hyder, all of Sheridan; 16
grandchildren and 14 great
grandchildren. Lee Albert James
LEBANON Lee Albert James,
68, a retired grocer, died Thursday
at his home on route 2. He was
born at Excelsior Springs, Mo.,
Sept. 20, 1885 and came to Lebanon
20 vears ago.
He leaves his widow, Agnes
James Lebanon: sons, Homer
James, Holley, and Lonnie and Jes
se James, both of Pleasant Hill
Mo.; a step son, Ray Johnson of
Sweet Home; U grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
Services will be announced by
the Huston Funeral home.
Joseph H. Bubb
LEBANON Funeral services for
Joseph H. Bubb, 71. who died Sat
urday at his home on Rt. 2, were
held Jan. 20 at the Huston chapel
with Father Pius Bauer officiating.
Born in Pennsylvania, March 19,
1882, he had operated a farm in the
Tennessee district for the past 29
years.
Surviving are a brother, Harry
Bubb of Pennsylvania and three
sisters, all living out of the state.
Florence A. Smitley
LEBANON Services for Mrs.
Florence A. Smitley who died Wed
nesday at the community hospital
were held Friday afternoon at the;
Huston Funeral home. Born in j
Ccalport, Pa., Nov. 24, 1882, she i
had been a resident of Lebanon J
and Lacomb areas for four years.
Surviving are her husband, Clark
H. Smitlev: sons. Ken Smitley. Le
banon, and Howard Smitley, Wil-
,-' n . L,,.n, j :,-
IMl lUlllg, I a, n uiwiiici nun aio.n
living out of st.it.? and 10 grand
children survive.
Mrs. Eva Reimer
DALLAS Funeral services will
be hold at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 25,
for Mrs. Eva Reimer, 74. who died iJua s.w. Barbur BWd., Portland id,
Friday at Iho home of a n, Snm:orun mM by ,
II. Hoimer, in Dallas. The nervices hl( BU,1(,ni!e as direcKd in Insirur
will be conducted bv the Rev. Will-1 nmi lo Uuldcrs in an amounl equal
ter i'enner in the Mcnnonite Brcth-: "' rdaVirr .he above time
rcn church. 1 will nol he considered.
Purial will be in Dallas cemetery j
n,ir .lirnrtinn nf Hip Rnllman
umlcr direction 01 me noiiman
Funeral home
Mrs. Kcimer was born Dec. 10,
1(179 in Russia. .She was married to
John K. Reimer March 30. 1B9R
at Corn, Okla.
years a?o. Mrs.
It., rliprt sevnrnl
lie nice several
Reimer came to
H..II..C tri'.i IlriliKh f'nliimhin in ;
1919. She was a melons member '
nt inc .viifniioiini: iiiun ii.
Surviving ai'C folir SOnS, John
Ulliinti, mm.: .-win Him ni'ii nri-llH, Architict niliiv hv prime inii
... - inn-tors upon the drpn.sii ol lO.i'O
-Bv Ketcham
mer. Dallas, Ore., and Dan Reimer,
Portland; four daughters, Mrs.
Henry Groening, Hillsboro, Kan.,
Mrs. John F. Wall, Great Deer,
Saskatchewan, Canada; Mrs. i
Frank Harms and Mrs. Andrew
Harms, Dallas, Ore.; and 30 grand-1
children, - .'
Peter Clyde Murphy
ALBANY Peter Clyde Mur
phy, 61, died at his home here
Thursday following a heart at
tack. Mass will be held at St
Mary's Catholic church at 10
a.m. Monday, and rosary will be
said at the Fisher Funeral home
at 8:13 p.m. Sunday. Burial will
be in Willamette Memorial park.
Mr. Murphy was born at Old
ham, S. D., and lived in Min
nesota and Brookings, S. D., be
fore coming to Albany in 1043. He
was a veteran of World War I.
He married Aris Turner July 9,
1919, at Brookings, S. D., and
she with two sons survive. The
sons are MSgt. Wayne C.
Murphy, Yokota Air Force Base,
Japan, and Robert J. Murphy,
San Jose, Cal., a brother and
sister also live in the midwest.
Mrs. Margaret Small
ALBANY Mrs. Margaret
Small, 85, who had lived here
since 1948, died Thursday fol
lowing a short illness. Private
family services were held Fri
day at the Salem Crematorium
under direction of the Fisher
Funeral home. She was a native
of Maine. She lived in Maine
until going to Klamath Falls in
1929. Mrs. Small remained in
Klamath Falls until her husband,
Fred O. Small, attorney; died in
1948. She and Mr. Small were
married July 12, 1898 in Massa
chusetts. Kathryn D. Prahl
' AURORA Funeral services
were held Saturday ' afternoon,
Jan. 23, from the Canby chapel
of Everhart & Kent, for Mrs.
Kathryn D. Prahl, 80, late resi
dent of the Aurora and Canby
area, who passed away in the
I.O.O.F Rebekah home hospital
in Portland Monday.
Widow of William F. Prahl,
who died Nov. 17, 1931, Mrs.
Prahl, nee, Kathryn Davics, was
born in Fairbault, Minn., Aug. 1,
1873. She was married to Mr.
Prahl in Fairbault in 1908. They
came to Oregon soon after and
occupied a farm in the Union
Hill district near Aurora. Mr.
Prahl helped construct the Ore
gon Electric railway trestle near
their farm and Prahl station,
nearby, bore their name,
Mrs. Prahl was active in Kirk
Rebekah lodge No. 124 and its
Past Noble Grands club since
August 18. 1925.
Burial was in the family plot
in Zion Memorial Park, Canby.
William E. Walsh
Private commital services, for
which the family asks that
flowers be omitted, will be held
at Bclcrest Memorial Park in
Salem Tuesday for William E.
Walsh, 82, who died in Coos Bay
Friday at the home of his son
and
dauehter-in-law. Mr. and
I Mrs.
William . Walsh. Survi
vors also include a
daughter,
Mr Kdward (Kathleen) Cloarv
Portland; three Sisters, Mrs. K.
A. wycon, now in japan; Mrs.
J. O. Hoyt, Portland and Mrs,
: Henry Qiiinlan, Pasadena, Calif..
and one grandson, William a.
Walsh ill. Services are in charge
of Campbell-Walkins Funeral
Home, North Bend.
. r"-. e
advertisement for bids - a
seu-d proposal win be wwived hv
line clerk of Jscliool District No. 4-CJ,
Yamhill Countv. Amity. Oregon,
.he Amity Elementary School on or
tieore B i'O P.M. Standard time. Feb
ruary, l!54, lor the construction of
the aduiiion to Amity r.leinrnuny
School and will then and ther be
jpenrd and publicly read aloud.
Bids must be in accordance with
Ihe I'lani and Specifications prc-
....- k., ihn K imfifrt Arrhilert.
Any bidder mav wimaiaw ma dio
P'""""11 or ,hv .wr'"'n.1r"
unl al ,ny ,lmr to tht lime
.1 f.,r Ihe hid fin.nlni
No bidder may withdraw or mod
,fy his hid after the time sel for the
hid ouf-nins unless Ihc award of the
contract is delayed lor a pcltod ex-I
.cedine 30 days,
Tta"rM1,r' ,. thc r,sht (
rcJ..,i tny of all hm. mid waive all
formalities in connection therewith.
""J- S$ ZllTX
mtendent nf Amity Crude School.
Amity Ore won. and at the Archi
tect V nf lire, and nt.ty be obtained at
In h ciifh uot
The lull amount deposited for two
t will bp relumed to e;irh aclunl
liiddrr within a ienonable time nf -j
ler receipt ol Hlds. providing nil iets
i nrdcred by him .ire returned lo the
! Aremtect complete, in pood eondt
1 tmn, and by thc time et for bid
ipening.
Set in exceitK of two may be oh
ained nt the Architect's office fnr
lie act ii, 1. 1 cojtt of reproduction mich
jo.Bt ate not refundable.
No bid will be considered unless
it contains a statement that in per-
fiMtninK the contract, the Contractor
will pay and cause to be pijeri not
lest than the prevailins rate of untie
is of the date of his hid in such
county, per hour, per day. and per
werk. for. and to each and every
workman who may he employed In or
nhout he performance of his con-tr.-cf.
Attention it citled to Bidders Pre-
qualllicatlonti, section fiR-in.1 to Ml
lo.t OrcRnn Coitipilrd Laws Anno
taird uhicli must be filed with the
I At chit eel 10 davs before date for
I ripening of bids. Forms mav he fib
, lamed at the office of the Architect.
Oats January litff.
Signed Mis. F.dna Strout
ri6 2.i.:io Clprk
NOTK.k Is HKHKUY C.IVKN That
the undersigned Floience Billing,
Koster has been appointed Executrix
of the estate of VVAitNK'K K. FOS
TFH, Deceased, bv order of the Cir
cuit Court of Marion County, Ore
gon, on the 2nd day of January,
1!'M, and nny person having a claim
against said estate ts hereby noti
fied to file and present the same,
properly verified, to the undersign
ed, attorney for said estate, nt his
office on or before 6 months from
date hereof Dated at Salem, Ore
gon, thl IMh. dav of January. 1954.
rLOHF.rfCK BILLINGS FOSTER
KXKCUTHIX OF THE ESTATE OF
WARNICK R. FOSTER
FRED A. WILLIAMS
Attorney for F.xfculrlx
Pioneer Trust Building
Salem, Oregon J.1fi,3.1.3f.F U,1S
ADS IN THIS COLUMN '
RECEIVED ....
Too Late
To Classify.
40-FT. 2-Dedroom kit. trailer home.
Deluxe appliances. Complete bath
only $4,295. Take furniture as part
payment.
JAYHAWK TRAILER
SALES
2640 Portland Rd.
WANTED, late model trailer homes,
on consignment. We have buyers.
Jayhawk Trailer Sales. 2S40 PorU
land Rd. '
NICE '49 Ford. 4-dr. Maroon. Trade
for good pick-up. 4-49.18.
1941 CAD, SEDAN
Motor completely overhauled, very
.. JIU,Uc. nearly new llres to
battery. 495 00. Bill Baxter. Leb.
a-..an. Ore. Ph. 8-743.
ALVIN'S Cafe for rent ar lease. Fully
equqipped. Call 4-42BO after 2:30.
NEWLY reftnlshed 3-rm. house In
Hollywood Dlst. unfurnished, ex
cept oil circulator. Ph. 2-1438.
CLEAN, 4-bdtm. hm. Woodfti7naceT
ull cement basm't. $8S. C. E. An
dresen. 4990 Lancaster. 4-1247.
3-RM". FURN. cottage. 140. Couple
only. C. E. Andreuen, 4990 Lancast
er. 4-1247.
"2 S. WINTER. 42.M range and oil
5e?, eJj Dedrom. 2-car garage.
Call Ed Luktnbeal, Realtor. 2-6680.
LARGE, well furnished 2-room apt"
11 ?.nd .,"00r- Laundry facilities.
Ai?.V 5- ? ,pets- D- s- McGlellan,
21l4 Maple Ave. 3-7117.
3-RM. APT. Some furniture. Elec.
range & refrigerator. Ph. 3-4312.
'"PR ,HNUF,' ent,lrJj?wer Cl
in. 3-7493 or 2-0507.
MODERN, nicely turn. 2-bedrm. a'pL
JnTurner. Ph. Salem 4-3407; V
INTELLIGENT, responsible young
e , work- Typm. small
genotf work, clerking. Ph. 4-5S4.1.
DAVENPORT and chair. Phir
3-4152. 3230 Garden Rd.
BELCREST Burial Lots, c.h
terma. Phone 4-4367.
COLLIE -German shepherd, mi
aooui l yr. old. Ph. 4-3840.
300 Personal
312 LoBt and Found
LOST Siamese cat (while It brown),
vicinity Manbrln Gardens ds
2-7463 for reward.
LOST Tan colored Shepherd dog.
Answers to "Pnritn.r n.. , iM
LARRY and Glen miss their black
cocker dog very much. "Please."
If anyone has any Information to
Blacky a where-abouta. call 3-1333,
316 Personal
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts '
other than my own. Edwin J. Bur-
PR1VATE INVESTIGATIONS Civil,
criminal, domestic recovery. Rea
sonable. Phone 3-5013. Salem.
Popular Piano
Lessons A lite time of fun. Our
course, based on 17 yrs. exp. otters
valuable short cuts that give aU
busy people the chance to know
the thrill ot playing the piano.
Beg. or Adv. all ages. For a per
sonal meeUng call Salem Musie
Co., 2-8708. Absolutely no obilga
tlon. SAFE, permanent removal of un
slghtly facial hare. Erich of N.Y.
PALMISTRY
RK A III NHS
Tells past, present and future, advice
on n,a"". Will solve yo
(or five dollar reading. Open 9 a i
n an uidiicra. rviit oiVC yOUr
to 10 D m Hlwav Iff), next In North
Salrm Drive-in. Labfsh Gardens.
MUSIC LESSONS, piano ndvloiin"
State accredited Ic.icher. Thone
2-6013.
TOO Agriculture
402 livestock For Sole
2 GUERNSEY cows te 1 llnlsteln cow.
Freshen about Feb. 15. Homer Zir.
Ilnski. Rl. I, Box 6fl. Ccrvuir. Ph.
3-10-11.
FOR SAI.F. or trade. Jersey-Guernrv
cow. freshen 2llh with 4tn c:ilf.
Milked !, gal. thltd calf, am
Grrvais.
UVK.STOCK buye7 I-biiycatllc.
horses, hog's, sheep, goats, boars,
veal. Kmerv Alderman. Phone 2
7fli!9 or 2-0086.
LOCKF.li-nKEF Rattern Oreson. 'i
or whole, 25c, iront qnartor 20c.
Custom killing:. Trailer loaned free.
Salem Meal Co., VMS S. 25th. Phone
3-4H5S. ,
403 Livestock Wanted
CATTI.F, horses, at your farm. E. C.
McC.-imlllsh;127 SSSth. Ph. 3H7.
LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. SommeF.
IMS Harmony Dr. Ph14-2617.
CATTLE P. U VERS. E. I. and H. Sne-
Ihen. 42117 Stale. 2-U45 or 2-4.180.
404 Poultry and Rabbitg
3"5 V. I.KG. pullets, laying no days,
1 ea to one part) . Ph. 4-41 lit. 4H9j
Silverton Rt!.
FRYERS for sale7ph. -2m7 Htfl
flox 31 Macleay Road
CHICKS for layers. Leghorn Ausfrla
whlle or New Hampshire. Palmer's
Pmiliiy Farm. Ht. 1, Brooks. Ph.
a-K.H.1.
WING needs rabbits.
Pnone 4-:iilft.
3985 State
BAHY CHICKS Hatched year
round. Order now for choice of
breeds. Special New Hump pullets,
Iftc. Valley Farm Store , Salem.
4-41.24
408 Pots
PARAKEETS, babies raised In our
home, f 7 oO, nil colors. Mrs. Pow
er. T.iS Hellevue. Ph. 4-157.
a BOSTON terrier dogs, mo. old.
aitt.1, Claude.
2-Month-old pupoie. Part Cocker.
l earh. 3125 Dallas Road.
LEGALS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon fur the County of Marion
Probate Department
No. 15-:t!i2
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the matter of the estate of lone
Hepp. formerly lune Mauzey, De
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administrator of here
above estate, has filed his final ac
count in said Court, and that Mon
day, the 15th day of February. 1954,
nt he hour of 0:15 a. m, and Ihe
court room of said court has been
appointed hy said court as the time
and place for the hearing of objec
tions thereto and the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published, January
IK, 1054.
Last publication. February IS, 1954.
J. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS.
Administrator
WILLIAM 1L ROLAND.
AMnrnev for Administrator.
l?07 Public Service Pldg.,
Portland, Oregon.
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