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11 ay ton Volume 16 STrthnjw Dayton, Yamhill County, Oregon, Wednesday, November 21,1928 novie House Assured Dayton by Salem Man' Number 13 Yardstick for Towns County Clerk Resigns Found in Churches W. W. Nickell Appointed Proclamation A moving picture show house has, been assured Dayton by C. Greene of I At all time» and in all placea, men* American custom, I, I. L. Patterson, In a general way,a community can Elijah Corbett, for the past eight Salem, who has taken a lease on the have gathered together at the close Governor of Oregon, do proclaim years county clerk, resigned Monday be measured in a mpral sense by the Miss Lena Stillwell visited in Port- < .ueunt room between the Dayton ()f the harve,t u iv, thanks to tha Thursday, November 29th, 1928, - and the county court apointed W. W. attitude it takes toward its churches. land Saturday. set Nickell, well known in county political _____ kl„_, Thanksg.ving Day, and do hereby The hallowing effect of -'the church Pharmacy and Shippy & Filer's. AL Divine Power which has blessed their it aside as a public holiday. in a eomunity is marked. - The big in terations on the building will be com- circles, to fill out the unexpired term. Mrs. Clifford Maynard of Tillamook labors and made them to prosper. I^t us on this day give thought to The resignation of Mr. Corbett has dustries of America consider the is visiting in Dayton for a few days. inenced immediately by thc owners and include a sloping floor, new front Deep rooted in the heart of mankind man's fellowship with nature in been expected for some time but was church as one of the moat important Mr». Russell Newman of McMinn and entrance. ! ‘he instinct to make grateful nc- achieving the fruits of the harvest. delayed until after election in order institutions of the day, and are al It is the plan of Mr.-Greene to have' knowledgement to a guidning provi- Let us confirm and strengthen the ville and Mra. J. R. Heidinger drove to that the heavy work of the clerk's of ways willing to promote an enterprise Salem Monday on business. the show house open to the public d«nc« which « «hove n»d beyond the ties of family life and renew the bond fice during the election would not fall which has as its sole purpose the of work of human minds and human of hearth and home. Let us express on the shoulders of a new office force. building of the mental, moral and Rodney Miller, of Sherwood, visited some time during the fore part hands. our gratitude for peace by extending Since the first of July Mr. Corbett has physical, December. This is what the church Tuesday in the home of hia grand Our national observance of an an the spirit of good will to all the world been associated with the American aims to do. The church does not mother, Mra William Burke. nual day of Thaksgiving is a heritage aad for prosperity by lending gener Savings and Loan Association at its claim to be a perfect institution for Richard Bewarel” to be from the Pilgrim Fathers, who as ous and kindly aid to those in sorrow McMin.vrille headquarters. Mr. and Mra. Glen Hord of Portland j During indeed how can it be with we mortals Senior Class Production sembled at the turn of the year to of- or need. Let us give thanks for this visited Sunday in the home of their time Mr. Nickell has been acting) in it; it is evident however that the I fer prayer and praise to Almighty manifold material blessings by turn as a deputy in the clerk’s office. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Nicols. I**1 that a1*" many p*°p,e ,n I The Senior class of the Dayton high j God from whom came their strength ing our minds and hearts to the the churches today indicates that the Mr. Nickell is well known to Yam Ernest Duzan has moved into the acbo<l| baa chosen the play "Richard t° endure daily hardship and to face things of the spirit. hill county residents, having been mass are in search of truth and de- Ponnay property next to the **'- - for - production sometime . be- i unknown . . ---- teie- — Beware" danger. It . is fitting that In Testimony Whereof, I have here county judge in 1917 and 1918 and sire to do right. phone central office. fore the Christmas holidays. The we should reverently continue in this unto set my hand and caused the seal The world sometimes criticizes county assessor from 1921 to 1925. C. K. Spaulding of Unionvale n, Pl»y 1» « popular comedy written by day of prosperity and security the of the State of Oregon to be hereunto Since that time, until he assumed a verely the wrongdoing of the church turned Friday from a business trjp Walter Richardson and has proved institution they founded amidst ad- affixed this 19th day of November, deputy's position in the clerk’s office Iman h*"““ H overlooks the fact that । very successful where ever produced, vesity and peril. A. D. 1928. in July, Mr. Nickell has been farming. ithe did wron« in of into California. Miss Marie Johnson, high school Now, therefore, in conformity with L L. Patterson The resignation of Mr. Corbett is \ b“ env'ronment in the church. Per- Miss Lena Stillwell visited in Ami- faculty member is coaching the play ‘he proclamation of the President of Governor. much regretted at the court house,' hap‘ the influence ot the chu«h h*» ty Sunday nt the home of her sister, and tentative plans for production set the United States which comae as a By the Governor: where he has a host of friend, and ad-; kept that ™ "“^vidual free from Mrs. C. C. Randall. recurring reminder of our national Hal E. Hoss . the date in about three weeks. mircr-. and hi. many friend. are I yor.g «t.on for year. The church unity in the perpetuation of this Secretary of State. wishing him .uccew in hi. new field. I * Uaih ot ieli throu<h The cast is as follows: Mrs. F. W. Hord and Frank and the aid of a higher power and no man A dirt farmer Laurence Reichstein Ray Hord and B Nelson of Portland His wife........ ................. Arlona Gubwri yet has attained greatness who only were Sunday visitors in the Henry Ernest Duzan Opens looked to himself for an ideal. The His son Richard Norman Humphrey; Chapman home. A country maiden Esther Stoutenb • g Club Room for Winter bible tells us that if there be any good things such as love, virtue, truth, we Onange Willard The Grand Island Improvement club A farm hand will meet at the Grand Island school Richard’s wife . Cletus Johnson Ernest Duzan opened the old Com ought to think of these things. In a Ivan Gub.et house Saturday evening to perfect Her father mercial Club room last week to the sense the ehurch is in the mrecantile Estate* Entered in Probate Report Being Prepared business and her stock in trade is plans for Thanksgiving on the island. A relic of the family Elwyn Dorsey The estates of Geoge W. Keen and The county agent’s office is busy public and a good number of Dayton- ideals, and our purpose is to convey to u >< _ ’The first broadcaster Lillian Keene ites are enjoying billiards and cards ' Mr and Mrs. Noah Robinson are The 88Cond broadca8ter Hattie Deyoe Edwes Cary were entered in probate working on their annual report, which in anticipation of the predicted “long hu“*nity these backed “P by court this situa- remodeling their property on Alder Tha lhird broedcaster Ahe w . week with Phoebe Robinson is a review of the . agricultural . honest endeavor to reach out and hard winter.' street, occupied by George Kadoma. Townghi constable John Newhouse! Utrl* °f the Ke*n eSlate and s t,on ,n the coun‘y ln detail. The re- come in contact with a power suf The house will be quite modern when u $ gov't chemist William Magness ^,rB Cery executrix of the Cary es-' port is the second to have been made ficient to make man victorious. If completed. a tate. The estimated value of the es- (in the county’s history and has been Basketball Season we can do this we are of inestimable tntaa a wo • 1 Q OKA «U AAA .a..-a*, a#___ «_>___________________ u _ , _ _ . ~ D1*«8 ,re >13 >26° «nd $8,000 respec- found a source of a valuable informa- Opens Here Friday value- Mr. F J. Peterson. Tartabull, Cien- Station KOAC Resumes lively. tion to farmers and prospective set- ; Personally I have no pet notions to fuegos, Cuba, is making a trip in De-J tiers. Five copies of the report are ride to death and try to force others cember and want» to rent a good! Regular Broadcasting The first basketball game of the Made. One is submitted to the Unit- Budget Committee Meets ---------------------------- ------- to accept. I have as an aim the ad farm in the Willamette Valley where season will be played here Friday A budget committee consisting of j ed States agricultural department, one vancement of society as a whole by Corvallis, Nov. 21. — Back on the air . ... , he will be close to good schools. after a complete rehodeling, radio sta-, N' P' NeUon' Newbcr» auctioneer and to the 0. A. C. extension department. night when Dayton meets Amity in a the elevation of the individual. To double header. Both teams a^e in one to the McMinnville library and Jame* Leckerby and Lowell Hughes tion KOAC is now broadcast,ng its farmer’ Hcnry Sra.ith' Sb"ida" my way of thinking there is but one good condition for a tussle and the Shirley, McMinnville one to the Yamhill county court. of Seattle visited at the A. C. Heston daily programs over a new moden, er and Dayton teams hope to start the sea lasting way ths can be done and that Programs for the f « rmer ' n ’ e ‘ Tuesday morning with home in Unionville Friday evening 1000 watt set. son off with victories. A special ap is by awakening the possibilities of the । enroute to Corvallis to see the Univer present will be broadcast during the the county court to - prepare - Turkeys Being Sold peal is being made to all followers of the individual to great efficiency in a sity of Oregon and Oregon State clas noon hour, from 2:30 to 4 o'clock in bud*cl for the founty for the f?UoTr-| , The county agent, Solon T. White, the Dayton teams to attend the open moral, mental and physical develop the afternoon, and from 7 to 8 o’clock ------ in* >’eor ’ ' Arrangement of the report8 considerable interest in the sic. ing game and get the team off to a ment. This is a program certainly in the evening. that will challenge any church or in i i °W turkey ■"“«’ket ^e farmers and good start. The Past Matrons club of Electa aiding pooHng somc Qr dividual who care to do something in Markets, weather reports, brkf closely the tend of the past few years. has Chapter O. E. S. met at the home of this world worth while. timely farm topics and a few musical ders. Mrs. Andrina Matches Tuesday after We invite the public to attend our numbers make up the noon program. No Marriages; One Divorce on the noon. A few guests were present. services. Church school at ten Afternoons, dedicated to the interests Not a single marriage license was White to confer with him. W. A. Umbanhower Wed Dainty refreshments were served by Morning worship at eleven. o’clock. of the housewife, will include the pop- issued by the county clerk ’ s oflke the hostess. ular Aunt Sammy’s chats. Lectures between November 10 and November Miss Nelta Elizabeth Fell, daughter Young People's meeting at six thirty Grand Jury Returns Mrs. Howard Caton arrived in Day and items of general interest, includ- 20, according to court house records. of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fell, of Hope- in the Christian church during this The grand jury returned eleven se Evening service seven ton Tuesday from Victoria, B. C., ing some agricultural material, will One divorce case was filed on Novem well, and Wilfred Albert Umbanhow month, cret indictments last week and two not thirty. where they have taken up their resi- be used in the evening hour. ber 16 by Della Hodges versus er, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Um- true bills. One of the not true bills George F. Gordon, Pastor dence. Assigned a new high wave length Charles Mortimer Hodges. Vinton & was the case of T. H. May, Leo May. banhower, of Grand Island, were mar- Mrs. Caton is endeavoring to Methodist church. dispone of her turkeys while here. of 534.4 meters, KOAC is now found Tooze are the attorneys for the and John Downi ’ who we^ arre"sted' ried at 11 o’clock Thursday, November 4 k* extreme ♦ WAm upper >■ r* no end of off the x) i dial. n 1 | plaintiff. «W . a w a a sr* A 1 _ _____ - She is visiting with friends. at 4 the for robbery in Newberg September 6. ® tbe nHed Brethem parsonage in ____ _ । Salem, Oregon. Rev. William Blod- New Electric Line J. S. 1 Dellinger, publisher of the Coming Events State Paid $57,427.99 ■ gett officiated. The impressive ring Morning Astorian, presented the Complaints Expected by Christmas November 24. Grand Island Im- Homer C. Parrett, county treasurer, ceremony was witnessed by the bride’s Tribune with a box of fancy cranber provement Club at school house, even- November 14, W. F. Hardison vt ■ mother and Mrs. Blodgett. reports payment of $57,427.99 to the ries this week. The cranberries are The Yamhill Electric Co. of New ing. state of Oregon as the last half of Ella Dorton and W. E. Dorton, mort-1 The bride wore a wedding gown of of the Dunsmoor variety and are of November 28. Pleasantdale Im- the county assessment. The gage foreclosure. M. H. Kendall, at- pink satin back crepe trimmed in ruf- berg announce through their local exceptional quality. provement Club at school house, even- amount is exclusive of the school tax torney for plaintiff. fles of ecru lace. The happy couple representative that the unavoidable which has already been reverted to Pointer and Carrie Pointer, action for are at home on the Miss Maud WiL delays in beginning construction work Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morse and Mrs. ing. on the proposed Dayton-Wheatland Thanksgiving Day. Union services . the county school fund. '__ ____ The school _ Pointer and Corrie Pointer, action for liamson farm. M. S. Adams of Seattle, former Day electric line is at an end and that sur Ì tax for the last half amounted to money. Eugene E. Marsh, attorney ton people, visted at the home of Mrs. 10 a. m.. Baptist church. veying and setting poles and placing December 11. Onewa teachers club $23,000.00. Mary Gilkey Friday. Mrjs Adams tor plaintiff. Churches to Convene wires to these localities will be com meets at home of Mrs. Leta Cozel, November 16, E. R. Cole vs. Steph- — — . ... ~ is remaining for a visit with Mrs. Gil en Schenk, action for money. Mautz, On Thank.gmng Day menced at once and rushed rapidly Notary Public key. It has been twenty-two years evening. December 15. Baptist bazaar, all Paul Sayre, recent graduate of the Mautz and Kearney of Portland, at- ... .... The company expects to have the cur since Mrs. Adams has visited here. I Un,on Thanksgiving services will be rent turned on for use before Christ day. I University of Oregon and associated torneys for plaintiff. The chrysanthemum show given ■ ■ ■ ; with B. A. Kliks, was granted a no November 17, H. B. Lichtenthaler | held on Thanksgiving day in the Bap- mas. । tist church at ten a. m. with all the last wek at the homes of Mrs. J. E. vs. A. J. Mott, action for money. Mr. Otto A. Lee. Pme Rner. Mmne 1 Ury public ,icense November 20. churches of the city Proffitt, and Mrs. W. S. Hibbert for a . cooperating. . _ Rev. Reforestation Tract Given College erend George Gordon, pastor of the' Corvallis. Nov. 21.—A large tract benefit fund for the Mtary Gilkey li sota, is planning to come to Oregon in Methodist church will deliver the ser- of logged off land in Columbia coun- brary was well attended and many December and wants from 80 to 160 Dayton and Amity Play I “The Seeing Heart'’ at mon and will be assisted in the ser- tv near Kerry, totalling 2400 acres, compliments were given the ladies for acres of improved land in Central Or Baptist Church Sunday vices by the cooperating _____ _____ — . has y just been deeded to Oregon State Scoreless Football Tie egon suitable for dairying. Prefers pastors. their beautiful flowers. to be near good school in a protestant Special music will be rendered. college to be used by the forestry Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawrence of community. Has property, free from school in experiments with reforesta Dayton and Amity high furnished The Seeing Heart, a religious play Grand Island and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. incumbrance in Minnesota that he Bridal Shower Given tion. The tract was given by John the best football game to be seen in given by the Faith Players of Lin Shelburne and Mrs. Hettie Stouten- would like to trade. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Umbanhower W. Blodgett of Grand Rapids, Mich., Dayton for many years Monday when field college will be presented for the burg of Unionvale are the first peo Merril Hagen, University of Ore they played a scoreless tie. The Friday second time in Dayton Sunday even were delightfully entertained with a who has long been a prominent lum ple in their districts to have tiheir gon football player, is expected to vis before the Amity team had walloped ing, when they will have charge of bridal shower party at the home of berman both in his own state and this. houses wired for the electric lights The tract will be divided up by the the locals on the Amity gridiron to the evening service at the Baptist the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. and power line being constructed into it his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. William Umbanhower, Saturday even college with part of it to be used as a the tune of 27 to 0 but the locals made church. Hagan in Dayton soon. Merrill those districts. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Allen.Mr. field of study of natural reforestation The play was given here last winter ing. has been playing an excellent brahd up their minds that what they needed From time to time tJio Tribune has of football this fall and will close his was confidence and a little spjed and was regarded as one of the most and Mrs. Clarence Badger, Mr. and while other parts will be used for included in the local column inquiries college career at Christmas when the Throughout the game the Davcon worth while events of the winter. The Mrs. Dale Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Clar planting trees of various species received by the Chamber of Commence University team will play two games team which is playing its first year, players also give an excellent music- ence Rockhill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry known to do well in this country. for property near Duyton. These in in Hawaii. This trip to Dayton will broke up plays, passes and stopped j al program in conjunction. No ad- Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tomp Oomparison will be made of various kins, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tompkins, treatments and resulting speed of re quiries are sent from the P ortland of be his last opportunity to visit his many a desperate charge by the heav-! mittance charge. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Tompkins, Mr. forestation in order that most infor ier Amity team. John Nichols and fice of the state chamber a nd Oregon parents before Christmas. and Mrs. Worth Wiley, Mrs. Harvey mation may be gained to guide the Larry Carson were the stars of the people are urged to correi ;pond with Robertson, Miss Sarella Will, Roy state in arriving at a permanent re Aggies Leave Thursday Upwards of a dozen football fans day when they smeared on several the parties when they feel that their from Dayton attended the annual U. occasions the Amity trail carriers ( Oregon State College, Corvallis.— Will and Donald Massey were present. forestation policy on the 10 million poperty is what is desired. Many beautiful and useful gifts acres in this state useful only for of O. and Oregon Aggie football game when they had broken through for a The Oregon State football squad were received and appreciated by the growing trees. The meeting at the sdhool house which was played in Corvallis last clean field. leaves Corvallis, Thursday night on newly wedded couple. Monday evening to pass c m the budget Saturday afternoon. The game was A * the longest trip ever taken by an Or Light refreshments were served. and the special assessment was quite a decided victory for the University Annual Sunday School Convention egon staW team and one of the long Miss Humphrey Operated Upon poorly attended. The , b udget and who emerged with the better end of a The all-county Sunday school con Miss Lois Humphrey, of Webfoot, est trips ever made by any football assessment were app fov ed by the 12 to 0 score. The traffic on the U. S. Prosperity vention will be held at Newberg Fri vote. The meeting w as a consider West Side Pacific highway in the was taken to the McMinnville hospital eleven in the United States. So great has been our enterprise day. Saturday and Sunday, November Their able contrast from the meeting in the morning was described by many as Monday, where she was operated on and industry that with only seven per 23, 24, 26, 1928. trip will take them to New York, .... , . - . M this writing spring when the schoo J bus and clerk’s the fastest that had ever been seen. for appendicitis. . ■ cen‘ °» the.land and six per cent of where the Staters clash with New population of the world> we pro . _________ ________________________ election was held, t' Ae atte ndnace at Countless cars practically made the she was getting along as well as could A blanket was stolen from the bed that meeting was t .he larg( st in the highway a one way south bound traffic be expected. Her many friends are >ork University, Thanksgiving day, juce over 50 per cent of the grains of Mrs. H. A. Gunn of Grand Rapids, history of the schc district of high speed. hoping for her a speedy recovery. November 29. jand basic raw materials. while she was sleeping. Newsy Items Gathered at the Yamhill County Court House e '1“8“11 F' u ‘ nd aw a am a n a o j
