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By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Mrs. Etheline Freeman returned
to her home In Suttierlin Friday
after speeding the paat ten days
at Astoria, where she was called
by the death of her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Twcedle, who died Wednes
day, Jan. IS at the age of 80.
Mrs. Tweeale was well-known
here, having visited her daughter
on several occasions. Mr. aim Mra.
Bill Woody of Winchester, accoin
panied Mrs. Freeman tu Astoria.
Mrs. wood is a oaugnter 01 Mrs.
Freeman.
Douglas Geddes has been con
fined to his home for some
time by illness, and Mra. Geddes,
a Sutherlin High School teacher,
baa had to be absent from her
duties to take car of her hus
band.
Mrs. Lloyd Thornton underwent
major surgery at Mercy Hospital
in Roseburg last Friday and is
getting along vey nicely. It
expected tkat she will be able to
come borne next bunciay. Moa
dav mornim. the Thornton's
daughter, Marcia, was taken ill
and sent to Mercy Hospital. Tues
day, she was reported better.
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QUINTUPLETS ARRIVE FOR CARNIVAL The famed Dionne quintuplets, now 17 years
old, arrive as special guests of the annual St. Paul, Minn., Winter Carnival. Shown shortly
after they stepped off their private railway car are the quints (l-r) : Yvonne, Emilie, Marie,
Cecile and Annette; Mrs. Elzire Dionne, their'mother (far left); Charles Tierney, St. Paul
Chief of Police (next to Mrs. Dionne); Mayor Edward K. Delaney of St. Paul (with carnival
cap), and Claude Dionne, 5, one of the quints' brothers. (Others unidentified) (AP WIRE-PHOTO)
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By ALICE LERWILL
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Scott
were hosts Friday evening at their
home to Mr. and Mrs. Milan Wil
liams and family. The occasion
was Mrs. Williams' birthday.
The community has been can
vassed in preparation for the X
ray rrlbbile unit which will be
in Tiller at the ranger station on
Feb. 5 and 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hudson and
family of Days Creek renewed old
acquaintances in Hie community
Sunday.
Vurbel Graves, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Graves, has enlisted
in the Army Air Corps and will
leave fo active duty Feb. 4.
The Trianele Logging Co. has
moved its equipment in and has
set up operations near tr.e fted
Butte Road.
Ted Downey, who recently un
derwent major surgery at Veterans
Hospital, has returned to his home
and is greatly improved in health.
lay, second vice president; Mrs.
Charles Hart, secretary, and Ra
ids Reece, assistant secretary.
Persons desiring information
about belonging to the association
may contact Mr. Warg.
S. A. Warg President
Of OSC Alumni Group
At a recent meeting of the Ore
gon State College Alumni Associa
tion, Sam A. Warg was elected
president, to take the place of act
ing Chairman Maurice Newland.
Gordon Smith was elected first
vice president; Dr. Jaems R. Fin-
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By MRS. GIORGB IDIS
Mr. and Mra. I.eRoy Hanson had
as dinner guests, Saturday eve
ning. Mrs. Msria Eeringuel of
Manila, Philippine Islands, and
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Phelps. Mr.
and Mrs. Phelps took Mrs. Berin
guel to Eugene following the din
ner. A Founders Day Tea will be held
in' the High School Monday eve
ning, Feb. 11, sponsored by the
Yoncalla PTA. The public is in
vited. The Rev. Knight, pastor of
the Yoncalla Methodist Church,
and LeRoy Hanson, principal of
the High School, will be speakers
ot the evening.
Miss Marylin Helland of Rose
burg spent the weekend visiting at
the Eric Stenseth home.
Raphael Wise is . ecuperating
at his home In Scolls Valley fol
lowing an emergency appendect
omy, at the Sacred Heart Hospital,
Eugene, last week. '
Among those motoring to Cot
tage Grove to hear Skinney Ennis'
band Saturday night were, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Timmons, Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Shively, Mr. and
Mrs, Russell Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Conaway, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Booth, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Daugn
erty, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Curtis,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cox of New-
Ftl., Feb. 1, 1952 The News-Rtview, Rosabura, Ore. 3
port spent the week-end visiting
at the parental Luther Daugherly
home.
The World's Day of Prayer will
be held at the Methodist Church
Friday Feb. 29.
Mra. 'Claude Daugherty was sur
prised Wednesday, Jan. 23, when
a group of her friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lulher
Daugherty, to celebrate her birth
day. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daugh
erty served dinner to the group.
Following the dinner, (he honored
guest opened many gifts. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Daugh
erty and daughter, Martha Jo, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell W..msley, Mr.
and Mrs. Jug Vest, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Booth, Miss Pauline Rychard
and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daugh
erty. A polio benefit basketball game
will be played Friday evening at
the Yoncalla High School gym, be
tween the High School Team and
the Town Team. At the benefit
dance held Saturday night at the
Elkhead hall, $116.39 was donated.
For two hours Saturday afternoon,
all money taken In at the Cafel
and Loggers Tavern, for coffee and
I beer was turned over to the March
I of Dimes. Fifty dollars was re
alized. A benefit dance will be
held at the Hayhurst Hall, Satur
day evening for the fund. A west
ern orchestra will provide the
music.
Cheese Cake
SPECIAL
SATURDAY, FEB. 2
AT
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314 North Jackson
The association, which or a
time was dormant, is renewing its
activities, and recently honored
Dr. A. L. Strand, presient of OSC
at a banquet in the Hotel Ump-qua.
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