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VOLUME 25. NO. 35 William Unicume Tra<nV F n J lrlcciS t r a g ic EUu H1IC5 W II.I.A M IN A . Y A M H ILL COUNTY, OREGON, T HURSDAY. A P R IL 21. <9a2 eox, John Buswell, Neva Don- neJI, Junior Colburn, Marion Tib- $2.00 A YEAR County I.O.O.F. Meets at Newberg Notice to C am pfire Girla Legion Auxiliary Holds Flag Test The American Legion Auxiliary Rav Barbt*r« u ef0" P ^ r- «on. Bernita Hampton. b»la Bar- w ill award a campship to the jker, Elizabeth Wilcox. Fritz Pear ¡outstanding g irl in Willamina O ld Resident o f W illa m in a «on, Don»,!, W -ner : , n(ere.H n« Progran. H o , Been I tribe. Dies in W aters of Rock Smelser. Those on deportment I he point« to be considered in Seventeen Grade Schools in m ent Prepared Dance in the honor roll: Donnell Mit.-hell. Dor- Creek »e ectmu ihe , , r l are .a follow,., i T h i. Section, 7 5 0 P u p il, Evening othy Turnidge, Dona Mae Kram. 1. Must earn American Legion P articipate William Unicume, agef»4 years, «r, Elizabeth Wilcox. Lola Bar honor, which requires the girl to _______ The next regular meeting orn» ■ whs drowned in Rock Creek near ker, Bernita Hampton, O. C. Yo- know: I three verses the ” S “ Star) third annual annual flag flag code code con- con- k * Ver8,® 8 of of the ta rl 1 The he third Grand Ronde Monday morning, com, Newland Neely, Carol Don the Yamhill county I. O. O. F. ° , " er- P e<J,fe ° f al’ te8t’ conduct«d by the Amencan- although his abscnco was not no nell. Jack Shetterly. Neva Don association w ill be held in New-1 berg Saturday. April 23, 1932. at ,lf , P^ .Peret,quette Bm committee of the American ticed until the body was found nell, Arlene Gillespie. Eveljn u , . . - . in ----------------- -- 8 o’clock D . m iho i i\ r flag as found in flag code, Legion Auxiliary U nit No 7^ nf Vining, Meredith Flanery, Helen ! C „ P* m” ,n the L O. F. early Wednesday morning. 2. Present count books which J Willamina-Sheridan, «• • 6 ’ °f ^b’8 8e««i°n promises to was held Mr. Un’cume, who was a tim Barber, Margaret Lewis. Those I w ill be judged on: a. content; bt during the last wees of March. Jack bf? ° ne ° f pl‘*asure ar’ d benefit to ber cruiser and manager for this ¡on good grades honor roll; Jack neatness; c, originality; d, at Seventeen grade schools par •all. and especially to the order. section of the holdings of the Shetterly, Neva Donnell, Carol tractiveness. ticipated. Of the 750 pupils tak The program committee has Polk Operating company, left Donnell, Evelyn Vining, Arlene 3. Present a list of honors they ing the tests, 531 earned grades (•rand Ronde Monday m orning. Gillespie, Donald Wilcox, Mere arranged a splendid program have earned since last Council, of 95 to 100. These pupils will for headquarters camp. He went dith Flanery, Elizabeth Wilcox, which w ill be both interesting be presented with certificates. every Odd fol,owi"K P °'"ts will be and instructive, and by speeder as far as W ithrow’s 0. C. Yocom, Dona Mae Kramer. m v L im „ T A n T A ' AA ,e ,ou On Friday afternoon, A pril 15, Fellow and Rebekah camp, where he took to the trail. Leo Johnson, Irene Green. Ev-J ro rra n g f b. Are you dependa appropriate exercises were held erybody worked harder? "conse- County.ia invited to be present Less than a mile from the camp ble? c. Are you prompt? d. Are in the Legion hall in Sheridan, the trail crosses Rock Creek, and quentl.v there are more people on “ '‘1 en-’oy a plea8ant evening. you w illing to work without re- The following program of num Openfog s o n J - ’ -A m e riM ” ) Ceivin«r an honor? e, Do you take Mr. Unicume evidently started tin honor rolls. bers by the different schools, was to cross the creek on a log, and Address of W e lc o m e -M a v o r',7 X 7 ’ 8 C‘ mpfire “ • presented before an audience that got nearly across when' he" m u« 8chwo1 8t iu , filled the hall: have slipped and fell face down pr° * ram Iw t «• J-G roth, Mrs. Lucy Huddleston, Guardian into the water. The sw ift cur aftcrnoon ,n Sheridan, Response - Grand Treasurer Mag Sa’ute, audience. -■••IV 1 cur-land VUI- presented a part of their and Grand Representative Dr. Recitation, "A flag on every rent sucked the body under a log I musical nl»vl«r -u /u Nelson. school house,” Margaret Church Betsy New Citizen man. Rock Creek school. Song —Kenneth Blinkensop. "as ro have accompanied him. f --------- —a— Playlet, "W ashington’s life ,” but Mr. Unicume told him not to I c ■ Scroggins’ school. ............ Sewing Club come if it rained, and so he was Violin Solo, by Jane Ottinger. The Busy Needle Sewing Girls, alone. Wednesday morning the Scroggins’ school. • helper started for camp, and as that meet every Thursday night Reading -b \' Mrs Johnson Bt the W,lcox Memorial Recitation, by Pauline Young he was crons'ng the log| discov at the home of their leader, Mrs. Lieut. Col. John'O liver pre ThT’iin l Por" a" d- Al>rl11!>- 1932' : Fendall school. Valliere, are planning ro have ered the body. -eojiutt the Junior Untoci, , „ d u 7 d o „ H a™"d. j L j T ! Play. "F lag of many lands,” Mr. U licume hud worked for their achievement day program Highland school. the company 22 years, and for in May. The five girls in the club, i explaining its object and pur- ArUna V.IIJ— .. I poses. Songs, Sheridan school, two winters he has gone to Chi Ariane Valliere. Helen Myers, Ladies A id Tea Play, "When Betsy Ross made Closing—National Anthem. cago to do special work for Mr. Alma Fox, Jean Donnell, and Old Glory,” Willamina school. The committee has secured The Ladies Aid society enter McCormick, the preaidgnt of the Jewel Donnell. On April 14 Na an Play. "P atriotic girls.” Free- orchestra which will furnish tained at a tea at the church company. omi Shipley visited tAe club. moot school. He was a genial, much loved Jewel Donnell, Editor, splendid music tor those who Thursday afternoon, The aociai wish to oance dance after the program. room lool<«d lovely with the pum-1 Song, Old Grand Ronde schoci ------- —E-— . >«n io man, and was ever ready to help r. Free,” Valley Junc- A ll conditions favoring, there erous 8mal1 tables attractively laid Play. ’ "M Mr< others. He made his home with W rites Technical A rticle will be a street parade following A delightful afternoon was spent. ‘ “ I? 8chooL . his brother Charles at Gold creek In the current issue of the I Die closed session the closed session. -----■ ------ 9----- - - ----- presentation of awards. . --------------- -w, Mrs. Besides Charles he leaves o broth technical magazine "Concrete” ------------» H arnett M. Strand, president of er. James, of Spokane, and two appears the first installment o f' Sunday Morning Service Th. „ R° r y ^ T ’ Willamina-Sheridan unit. •sisters, Mrs. R. C. Stiles ¡and r I hr Rosy Posy 4-H club mpt qt- an article nn "E lectric Dewater- Song, "S tar Spangled Banner, 99 Mrs. Edna Lacey, both living in . response to many requests the home of their leader Mrs audience. of Surry” mg S urry” writen by Glen her, „H , be a church service Frank Smelser, Mo7d ’ ,“ 7 r Willamina. Mrs Strand presented plaques the M . E. church at 11 o’clock | achool. Correct methods of plant. showing Washington’s home at just following Sunday school. ing and watering thu CU ; . ’ 1,1 b* held >" Bucceeding issues. Mt. Vernon to the schools scor flowers were the Sheridan Funeral ------ ;------------- Rev. E. S. Ireland will preach. ---- - — Home lit at demonstrated. ing highest in the contest. The 2 o’clock Friday afternoon. In ----------- S------------ Cooking School ---------— 8— winning schools were: in ment in Willamina cemetery, A cooking school is in progress Sewing Club Meets One rjom sihools, Fendall with Just in Passing -------- —------------- at the Odd Fellows hall today The Friendly Circle sewing Not that we object too strenu an average of 99.7 per cent. and tomorrow, put on I the club met at the home of Mrs. A. Two room schools: lower grades Crown Flour company- / ously to petting, but this thing are E. Nichols, Mrs. Robert Young of Winr«,- Valley Junction and Freemont welcome. I . i d Mrs. Nichols jo in t hastesses., Spring has goneT.rTnoug'h'“ ’ tied with 100 per sent each; up The Willamina,'high school boys per grades, Fremont. 99.9. went to Am ity last Friday where Three room schools: primary they played.a game of baseball New Grand Ronde,88.1; interme with the boys of Am ity high diate, Willamina, 99.6; upper school. The score^was 13 to 4 in grades, Willamina, 97.9. A m ity’s favor, Sheridan; four lower grades, second grade and third grade, Upper grade room has its tied with 100; four upper grades, Plaque, that was given by the eighth grade, 100. American Legion Auxiliary As there were ties in the lower ing in the room where all < jo y it. grades of the two room schools and in the Sheridan lower grades additional plaques were given. Eighth grade examinations Old Grand Ronde ran a close w ill soon be held. and all are second for honore in the two working to make the most sible in them. room division with averages of 99.7 in the lower grades and 99.8 in the upper grades. The intermediate room is An error was made in an an proud of its record in the contest. Not on y did it w in ‘thZ nouncement giving the average beautiful plaque, "Washington’s ot the Willamina intermediate Home. Mt. Vernon,” but) every grades of 95.3. I t should have been 99 6. one of the pupils earned a certl- bfate by getting grades above The committee conducting the contest was Mrs. Dorothy Ivie, there was only one 98 lowest grade. AllZof thelfour’th chairman. Mrs. Lucy Huddleston «Trade and seven of.* the fifth and Mrs. Fannie Sackett. --------- — «Trade received 100. The room average was 99.59. A u x ilia ry M eeting a SCHOOL NEWS Those that were on the perfect attendance honor roll "in the 4th and 5th grades; Richard Smelser. I j n e Green. Mor.-n B ansOn Meredith Flanery, J Donald . W il- The women of the American Legion Auxiliary of the Sheridan post w ill meet at the home of Mrs. John Strand for sewing next Wednesday afternoon, Ap ril 27. A ll members are cordial ly invited to be present.
