Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
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K April 4-American Legion \
4 meeting, armory 5 p. m. \
X April 5--Veterans Of For \;
X eign Wars meet at armory, 4,
X 8 p. m. X
X April 6-Marion County X
X Veterans association meet \
X ing at Woodburn. \
4 April 6-Flax growers y
X meeting, Commercial club at 4
X 10 o'clock. y
X April Meeting OF Sa- y
X lem Floral society, CONNER \
< cial club at 8 p. m. \
K April 8-Meeting Of Sa- y
X lem Woman's club, CONNER \
X cial club at 2:30 p. M. \
!. April 5-6-Concert by the \
< mems and women's glee \
K clubs, Willamette university. \
K Waller hall chapel, 5 o'clock. \
< April Music class play, \
& high school auditorium, \
K p. m. \
< April 7.-Hoosier School 4
< master play, auspices Ameri- 4
< can Legion Auxiliary, Grand \
X theater. \
X April 18-General meeting !
k Salem Arts League with art !
( exhibit, under auspices of !
X Photographic art section. \
X City library. j
< April 20-Grand military !
k ball sponsored by military !
X organizations to benefit War !
( Mothers, armory.
X April 16-Easter. \
< X X X X X X X X X X X as !
Mrs. X. S. Holder of route
was Salem shopper Saturday.
w. HI. Buffum of Independence,
was Salem visitor Monday.
A. A. Bonney of route Z, M
Blinston of route and I. M
Sturteyant of route were anon.
those in Salem Saturday.
Travelling bags, harness, leathe
goods. F. e. Shafer, ITO S. Com.
"a
Suit has been brought by Wal
ter Shelton in the circuit cour
for the collection of $1,000 du
on a promissory note signed by T
w. Strong. The complaint wa
filed with the county clerk today
Inventory and appraisement @
the estate of John N. Stewart
filed in the probate court toda
gives it a value of $6875.10.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson and he
laughter, Miss Grace Thompson
returned to Salem today afte
spending the week end visitin
relatives in Portland.
Frank Chapman, student
the University of Oregon, return
ed to Eugene last night afte
spending the spring vacatio
week visiting friends here.
Mrs. A. Mckenzie, of Hubbard
spent the week end in Salem vi:
lting at the home Of her son, Viz
tor Mckenzie, 1000 south Hig
street.
No damage resulted Saturda
when a truck driven by Da
Morehead collided with anothe
car in an alley between Coul
and Liberty streets, according t
report made to the police.
Automobiles driven by Robel
Walker, sos Wilbur street, an
Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn met up
Church street Saturday, accordin
to a police report.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our man
friends and neighbors for tn
kindness during the illness an
death of our father, w. S. Gator
also for the many beautiful flo
al offerings.-The family. Z
TUCKER-At the home mile
east of Salem, Sunday, April
Mrs. Cora L. Tucker, age
years, wife of j. L. Tucke
mother of Mrs. Dorothy Nichol
the Misses Ruth and France
Tucker, daughter of Mrs. MAJ
e. Weaver of Bryant, ILL.,, sist'
of Miss Laura Weaver of Br!
ant, Ill, Mrs. j. 1. Hoffman ar
Harry Weaver of Indianapoli
Elmer Weaver of st. David, II
and Chas. Weaver of Janesvill
Wis. Member of the Pythia
sisters. Funeral services will
held. Tuesday, April 4th at tv
o'clock from the Rigdon mortl
airy. concluding services Gil
View cemetery.
FOX-C. w. Fox died at a loci
hospital April 1 at the age of :
years. The body is at the Wet
and Clough mortuary. Funeri
announcement to be made late
HARRITT-Byron w. Harritt die
at his home route 1, Salem, Apr
1st, at the age of 81 years. FL
neral services were held tods
at Zena, Or. Arrangements
charge of Webb & Clough.