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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1927)
I l»B7 FREE MOVIES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LOCAL NEWS liter dim ussing the problem of retaining the county agent all Mon day mil Tuesday Hie county court decidtsl to table the matter until ear ly in January. H>2M. before rendering .my definite decision. Mu h enthusiam in favor If retalu- ty for the coming year was express ed by the tax payers at the public hearing on the proposed 192S bud Port lami get for the county held before the levying board. F B. Sackett. Eat your Christmas dinner at th« ty Judge, Chalrman. aud W Turkey lati and Frank D. Sawyer. County Tourist Cafe. McMinnville. Commissionerà. The sesslon lasted The from ten A M to four P M I Mrs Harvey Circuit Court room, where the meet passenger to ing was held was packed with peo morning pie until there wus hardly standing room Among those who spoke In favor of an agent were B A Kliks. Mrs Chester Christenson spent Tue McMinnville Chamber day in Portland residents of Grand Island; Leu Miss Winifred Huddleston and Pletcher. re present I ng McMinnville Miss Alice Wagner were McMinn Grange : J E Profltt. for the Dayton ville shoppers Saturday Web- district i and Charles Trunk Do not forget that the business houses will be open evenings. Thurs Cruickshank Sheridan Chamber of days. Friday and Saturday. Commern by Mr Niles. West Che lahem by Fred Beagles; and Peter Percy Abdill is c Zimmerman of Yamhill Mr Tuet- sprained shoulder sch. of Corvallis, who has charge of friendly scuffle— fight Thursday. College. A made short talks before the board in favor of an agent John U. Smith, of Chelahem end to attend the funeral of the late Valley, and a few others spoke a- Bessie Gibbons. gainst having a county agent for the About eleven o'clock coming year Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bailey the speaches were limited to ten mtn- and son. of Portland, were calling utes. which gave a greater number on relatives and friends a short time of people to express their opinion, Sunday afternoon The board adjourned to meet Mon- day morning and were sesdon Ray Stretch came in unannounced Monday and Tuesday discussing the a morning or so ago to spend the budget but nothing definite was Christmas holidays with his parents. eided then. N. S. Stretch and family. Mrs. W. E. Smith, of Puyallup, cap Wash., is expected to arrive in Day tured by Sheriff Manning near Will ton Friday to spend the holidays with amina. December 14th. Burt cash Rarey her daughter. Mrs er cheeks aggregating |3u0 in Port Uller Hadley reached home Sun land and McMinnville under the day night from Harbor. Washing name of Conroy. Dillon, Crauthers. ton. where he has been working for Calling, and Burt which I» his own living at Willa- the Union Oil company for several name mina when arrested an<J hud former weeks. ly lived at Dundee. City recorder Tucker grabed that little hand bag and made a hike for Portland Tuesday to be with a neice. Mrs. Wm. Lumm. and family, for over Christmas. FIGHT! Thursday night In the Arcade theater at 7 :4k o'clock Dayton will seo a miniature exhibition of the Tunaey-Dempsey prlxe fight There will bo the ringside sports and the general admission boys. There will be the loud talking ref eree t.Mister Frank Johnson) and a score or more of the best train ed. hot blooded, fighting tools that can be produced from miles around. Ringside seats are going like hotcakes, gnd like hotcakes — there is always room for one more General admission tickets at cents lets the willing guest use his Imagination as well as bls powers of observation Brina yuur owu pop corn, chewing gum and noiM maker Tbs management has provided a doctor In case any of the aud- lenca or participants ire unable to staud the ruevkat. blood aud applesauce Coms one, come all tbs As ths us ot Today! Eastern Star Hulda Their Annual Election Electa Chapter No elected officers for the euaulug year at its regular meeting Tuesday ev- enlng. Officers elected are Bond, Worthy Matron; ! Asst. Matron; Wm Schell Worthy Patron: Mrs. Lena Flier. Secretary; Mrs Stella Proffitt. Treasurer, Mrs Gwendolyn Cooper, Conductress, and Mrs ress County Books Audited Roy A Kinney, of Falls City. Ore- Oregon. Is at the Courthouse this week making an audit ot Yamhill County books tor the year 1927. I'lRD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks to our friends for the many beautiful floral offerings and many kindnesses extended to us at ths desth of our beloved daughter and sister Mr and Mrs. Daniel Gibbons and family Mr. and 1 Mrs. Walter Krager ac- Miss Florence Bing- companled by t ham spent Friday evening at the home of the * formers daughter. Mr«. Mrs. Meeker has been Pete Meeker but is considerably improved Saturday Mrs. .1. R Heidlnger and little son and Mrs. Russeel Newman of McMinnville, were in Portland to see their mother, Mrs. Alexander, who Is slowly recovering from a byi- ken hip. Friday night the Prlcilla club was nicely entertained at the home of Out of Mrs Paul Londershausen. present town members that were Mr. and Mrs. Hillsboro, and Mr. Stuart, of Albany. D. A. Snyder reports peets to bring his wife home from McMinnville some time this week, She has been ill in the hospital for Her many friends h«r> the news of her homeconi BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Abdill, a Garibaldi, a boy: and on the same date, to Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Gabriel, at Tillamook, a girl December 15th. 1927. Each of th proud Dads was born and raised li Dayton. The Past Matrons club of O. E. S hel<l their regular monthly meetin t at the home of Mrs. F. W. Hole enjoyable Tuesday afternoon “ Christ- time was had and rnus tree was one main fea- Hostesses tures ot Mesdames Baxter Mr. end daughter. Snyder Minnvl Barry to see that in rendine« home some W. Howe and their Barry, of Albany, h« home of D A re hospital In Mc- Mrs Snyder Mrs. BUSINESS MEN PROVIDE SHOWS Friday anil Saturday of this week the Business Men of Dayton are giv Ing their Christmas present to the pulille on Hie forni of two free mat Mussolinit muy pass dramatic record left by ! new role Is playing the dov great ciinion The I The past week. December 12th to 1 » t h might easily have been set a aide is "National Horror Week First rule < will not mix Second rule slush funds. I quite Innocent, gether. procured nt consider They promise to bring Into Hie city for the s Didreo. Is a late production mid onsldered one of the busi pictures I the vens, There will also be news eels and c «medies Gilbert. almost Out." with John speaks for Itself Gilbert Is one of the most popular screen stars and has a tremendous following every- w here Tile show Is quite recently produced I iayton The Third big feature talent this week i Boxing and Thur*- palili I day ulght imtlng In I If Mr Hearst »m a small Imy. h would possibly be the "peeping Toin ot the village Sixteen thousand dollars would du an enormous amount of good, if spent oil Red Cross Christmas Seals. Instead ot on with Mexican into time to» n cek end what ti your obi TAKEN FROM FILES Crime Is il huge hideous animal OF EIGHT YEARS AGO that moves In great Jumps, making each footprint deeper than the We liuve been listening to re vlous one. marks about this wonderful deep phcnomlmil unprecedented snow t w< a num tier Election dictionary Woodmen but we fleers were elected. Council them up bert Hodge, Past Council, E N Wll- morning of December loth we lard; Advisor. William Parrish, Ban wakened up to find Illat there • was ker. E G. Kidd. Clerk J E Prof- of snow on the loved with fit; Trustees, Earl Hearing. Perry i omlng on in earnest Many Johnson. Oscar Dower, and an Inner and and outer sentinel frox- were skating on the river The snow wus shoveled from many roofh to keep them from breaking in. the thermom Mrs Leroy Walker, formerly o Dayton, Is in a hospital at St Hei ena, having undergone an opera tton for uppeudlcitls. ■(derubi« In fact V ulne Eastern winter C A Williams and family of newiek. Washington, have been tills past week Willi of his father. ama. edlngly cold spell During this n extremely busy condition of the roads has be hay motor.’ Ham«' Ing u horse yore, lint h same. Carl Miller, a son of U G. Miller, of Newberg. Is Hie new clerk III the Miller M< rcantlle store here during the holidays. Frank Hole, who went to southern Oregon for the winter, evidently found all the winter he needed, at least he came home and found really more winter than he needed. Born; on Thursday. December 11, 1919. nt their home In Portland, to Mr and Mrs John L Mirentzen, a seven pound boy. Mrs. A. M. Gllky. who sustained some severe burns when Iler cloth ing caught fire as she was standing or passing In front of the fire place the first of the week, was not seri ously burned, and la now Improving and la on the fair way to recovery. When father was n boy he • threw his heels and whinnied like it horse. but today his boy runs around Ilk« a cur and honks. Frank LaPorte. after having spent the .summer and fall In Mon tana. reached home Sunday evening and was much surprised to find that the Montnmi weather and snows got here ahead of hltn. Mrs. Louis Dey's sister and child ren from Corvallis, Oregon, lire vis iting nt the Lou Dey home In Day ton this week. * The way some men stive for a rainy day. you would think they were fig uring on a flood. If you can’t say anything good about the dead, the chances are you any nothing, and It might he n good thing to treat the living the same way. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Busby in Portland Monday, culled there by the death of Mr. Busby’s sister. Puss and feather predominate In the Ralph Kreltz warehouse where he has n number of people picking turkeys for the Christmas trade. ARCADE THEATER, DAYTON Friday--“Resurrection (Rod LaRoque-Dolores Delreo) Saturday--“12 Miles Out (John Gilbert) Your Xmas Present From Dayton-Come and Get It I
