Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-30

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olonel S. L. Brengle, international
vangelist, conducting them, The
leetings will continue until Sunday
light. A specia lshop meeting will be
cid Wednesday noon 70 rthe employ
es of the Charles X. Spaulding Log
ing company, and Sunday morning
olonel Brengle will conduct services
,r the prisoners at the state peniten-
AIRY.
Easter cards and novelties, candy
ggs, chicks, rabbits, etc. Salem Va
iety store. 49,
For good "eats" go to the w. R. Z
cooked food sale, Sat, Apr. 8, at
farmers Hardware Co. III
New officers for the ensuing year
we're elected Monday at a meeting of
he ministerial association. DR.. w. c.
pastor of the First Congre-
,ational church, succeeds Rev. G. L..
lowell, as president. Rev. Leland w.
Porter, of the First Christian church
$ vice president; Rev. H. N. Aldrich
the Leslie Methodist church, was
'e-elected secretary. Rev, H, c. Slower
, fhte Central Congregational church
was appointed chairman Of the pro-
gram committee.
''Talk of the Town." Dorothy Phil
line NJ the Rlieh tomorrow. TIA
Dorothy Phillips in 1.-THE Talk of
the Town" at the Bligh tomorrow
md THURSDAY IT'S
George A. Smith, executor OF The
George Weinrich estate has filed tina
account with the Marion county cour
and May 10, has been designated a
the time for final hearing. After dis
bursements in settling various expen
SEES of the estate, $~6,7S4.9S remain
for distribution in accordance Wit
the terms of the will, which was I'll
ed some time ago.
County Judge w. M. Bushey ma
amounted William j. Linfoot, as eS
ecutor of the Elizabeth ]. Linfoot es
tate. Robin D. Day, Max Gehlhar an
Hazlele Gearhart are named as az
pralsers. The estate consists Oh re'
and personal property valued {
| AZ. 900. Heirs and devisees of the WI
are; William j.. Linfoot, william
L%infoot, Jr., 18, Wilfred j. Linfoot' l
and Alice NJ. Linfoot, aged y years d
residents of Salem.
r r.. Lockhart, Y. M. c. A. owe
seas worker, former city editor
the Morning Statesman, n Tor u
mast few months pastor Of the Met
odist church at North Bend, W
leave in the near future for Warsa.
Poland. where he will engage in y
lie. A. work. Mrs. Lockhart, VINO Il
snent most of her life in the Capt
:. civ and who is prominent in Chur'
: CIRCLES here. will remain in sale
while her husband is away. NJ pl
sent Mr.. Lockhart is winding up
, business affairs, preparatory 10 lea
ing.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pr
: bvterian church will sponsor a Daz'
! and cafeteria supper "Wednesday Al
IA. at the church parlors. All Iflei
of the church are invited 10 atte'
The Tuesday Musical club VIII n
at the studio of Miss Lena Belle /
Tor wednesday evening at $40 )
nortant business will be discussed
pearl P. Hassler, of the Tur
e Tribune, and Charles S, Clarke Oh
Il stavton Mail. were in Salem Tues
: IN business and political matters
Judge George G. Bingham
Of 1,,doe ercy R. Kelly, sitting In j
o. session in department No. ], OVER
as the demurrer entered by Ma
ty county through District Attorney
ge ceblhar. in the suit recently insti
p ed by Ed Jory. Mr.. Jory's sur u
n substance a protest against any
ADVANCE over the six per cent lln
ton established several years ago
Ity ! result the first action taken by
ry oourt II is expected that an early
les der will decide the first stages ~
Ter plaintiffs efforts to enjoin sh'
IN Needham from further COLLECTION
en- tax excess.
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Isl; IL. McAmulty Of oregon City
nd tod friends in salem Tuesday morr
G. L. Plove Of Corvallis was a s.
visitor Tuesday.
80 W H. stevely Of stayton atteno'
ing business affair. in Salem Monday
ernoon.
Z senator Thomas, Of Medford, y
state house visitor TUESDAY norm
,asgs George C Bingham was
- portland. Tuesday by tne
den death Of a cousin Mfs' NV
The crops for the years ~. lszp'
81 and 1929 from q 80 spri
nlanted near siITerton W Tnesa
Effected By contracts msa I
ne straus COMPANY Of Lonoop /,
~ The company eontrae.- .