The Willamina times., April 13, 1933, Image 1

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VOLUME 26. NO. 34
Teachers Elected
by School Board
W IL L A M IN A . Y A M H IL L COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1933
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The Easter Bonnet
$2.00 A YEAR
D Superintendent of
Schools Speaks
Another Instructor Hired for
Grades Other Routine
Matters
Tells P.-T. A. of New School
Laws and Union High
School Districts
There w ill be two new teachers
Another crowd which filled to
in the high school next year,
capacity the auditorium at the
and two in the grades, through
school house attended the regu­
aelion taken by the acliool board
lar Parent-Teacher association
Tuesday night. There were 46
meeting Wednesday night.
applications on filo for teacher
The picture was won this month
positions in our school.
by Mr. Webb’s room, for having
The following hills were o r­
jth e largest percentage of parents
dered paid: Salaries of bus ope­
present at the meeting.
rators to A pril 7, ja n ito r * m salary
A fte r the brief business meet­
for m rnth of March. Yamhill
ing Chairman Neely introduced
Electric Go. $11.32, W. K. Neely
our new county superintendent,
$-3 03, Rand Truck Line 5U cents,
Lvnn Gubser, who gave a brief
I’ »«-►.. r Sentt t ’o. $7.so. North«
resume of the laws passed by the
we«t Telephone Co. $4.44.W illa­
last legislature affecting schools,
mina Hdw, Co. $1.90, State Ind.
and then told of some of the ad­
Acci. Com. $1 06. K ershaw D ep t.
vantages of union high school
Store $6 00. L. L. Beal $1.59.
districts.
Discussion of the subject of a
The program for the evening
septic tank was postponed for a
was in charge of Mrs. Fundman.
later meeting.
The guarantee
assisted by a number of the
of diatriets No. 31 and N<«. 99 re­
teachers. The school glee club
garding interest on transporta­
sang two groups of songs, and
tion warrants was accepted; and
pupils from the various rooms
the hoard reconsidered its former
contributed their share tn a very
action and voted to allow $10 for
i enjoy able program,
rent of baseball grounds.
Wednesday, May 10, w ill be
The hoard then took up the Rebekah Lodges Hold
the last meeting for this year,
rnat’ er of hiring the teaching
and
Mr. Neely promises there
County Convention
st iir fo r next year, and contracts
w
ill
be
something unique for the
Happenings That Affect the Dinner Pails, Dividend Checks and Tax Bills
were o ffered the following: For
program.
of Every Individual. National and International Problems Inseparable
The Rebekahs of Yamhill coun­
principal, Rex Horton; for high
from bocal Welfare.
school; Mary Stevenson, Edna ty met in convention at McMinn­
Babcock, and V irginia J. H u n t:; ville last Saturday. Those attend­
The drive against depression • a different kind of government Big Crowds Attend
lor grad- school; Freida Yates, ing f.-oni here were the Mesdames
continues. At this w riting legis-i farm re iv f body.
It is held
Fellowship Meetings
Richard Webb, Velene E. Bal1, Edna Lacy, Belle Harpole, Fred
Gillespie Rex Bissell
J o h n lat’on affect*ng the railroads and doubtful, however, i f the admin-
and Olive Olson.
the issuance
be- istration’s
istration’s farm
,MSUance of
OI securities
aecuriue* is
is oe-i
farm bill
bill w
w ill
ill apply
apply
Ministers and delegates attend-
Miss Babcock and Miss Hunt Rhodes, Hugh Flanery. Grace !
Goodrich, and Miss Frieda Yates
Pr,nc,P®Hy- Rigid , extensively to 1933 crops, due to ing the Union Gospel Fellowship
are teaching this year at Clover­
*"'-*'**• , restrictions
t rmt lAno ».ill
I.x J _ over
__ l i delay
t
• in • its
. 1 becoming
•
w ill I.-»
he « placed
law. m.
The meeting held in the Advent
The
Willamina
delegation
con­
dale, and Miss Olson has been
security
issues.
Railroad
legis-
bill
is
trankly
an
experiment,
and church building Monday after­
teaching tn Astoria for the past ducted memorial services for lation w ill be designed to give
if it does not succeed it is prom- noon and evening included Elder
Mrs. Bessie Kershaw, and draped
two years.
the rails better opportunity to
Samuel Swanson, superintendent
Salaries were fixed as follows: the charter in morning.
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compete with trucks, waterways,
of
the northwest district of the
The
convention
next
year
w
ill
principal $112.50. high school $85,
and other carriers, and to effect
Assembly
of God, and Rev. Roe-
be
held
at
Lafayette.
grades $75.
economy
in
operation.
I
t
is
be­
Sunrise
Service
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beck of Corvallis, principal speak­
lieved that a "federal coordina­
There will be an Easter sun­ ers. E. G. Lawrence c f Tillamook,
tor of railroads’ ’ w ill be ap­ rise prayer meeting on Sunday
O B IT U A R Y
Sunday Blaze
chairman of the meetings, and
pointed by the President, with morning held under the aus- many others from these places
The
house
belonging
to
Fred
Harvey Dalton Smith was horn
authority to direct the elimina-I pices of the Epworth League, land Lebanon, Nehalem, Gari­
March 10. 1879, at Hiawatha. Lou near the cemetery, and ocu- tion of w asteful practices and I Everyone
in the community is baldi, Hebo, Newport, and As­
Kansas, and died at his home in pied by him. caught on fire about aimless competition among car­
invited to attend, and all young toria.
11
o’clock
Sunday
morning.
The
Willamina Friday, A pril 7, 1933.
riers. This plan has the hacking people are especially urged to
Many interesting numbers were
He was married in 1905 to Miss fire hose was taken to the scene of the security owners and the
be present. You are asked to on the program, and at 5:30 a
and
the
fire
soon
extinguished,
but
Nellie Gold at Baker, Kansas.
institutional investors’ group and meet at the Methodist church at basket dinner was served to a
To this union were born twin not before considerable damage |o i New York savings banks.
6:30 a. m., and all w ill proceed crowd numbering 85. A large
girls, one of which died at the had been done. The place wes There has been no official an­
together to a meeting place on crowd attended all the services.
insured.
age of six months. The other,
nouncement as to w hom the rail the hill. A fte r the meeting a
Theresa Marie, is now living at
coordinator w ill he, but the name breakfast will be served in the '
Horton. Kansas.
j of Gar! >Gray, president of the
Baby Not Orphan
church basement. You are asked
Mr. Sm ith’s w ife died in 1906.
1
Union
Pacific
system,
is
being
¡to
bring either bacon, eggs, or
Last week we announced the
He came west in 1911, and early
pot
forward
and
has
received
bread and butter.
birth of a baby boy at the Mc­
The Senior class is practicing
in 1912 was married to Margaret
Minnville, hospital, 8 pounds and wide hacking. The President re­
its
class play "The Mystery of
Ayers at Oregon City, where
11 ounces. We even gave the cently announced that there was,
the Third Gable" which w ill be
Aid Society to Meet
they made their home. To this
name of the little one, Jack Allen, as yet, nothing definite about his
presented May 19th. Don’ t miss
couple were born three sons.
The Ladies’ Aid society of the
but neglected to name the proud rail program. A possible excep­
Mr. Weeb’s room organized
They moved to Willamina in
parents. In case you don’ t know tion to this is his broad project M. E. church w ill meet at the
1919, where the w ife died, leav-
church Friday afternoon of this severa' 4H clubs this week. The
already, they are Mr. and Mis. for resolving federal regulation
ing an in fa n t son, who died four
wor^
have to be rushed
¡of transportation into a single week. Mesdames Fundman. Wil-
Ellis Bryant.
weeks later.
and
Hellekes
w
ill
be
the
as
the
hike
and
achievement day
agency composed of five divisions cox
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Mr. Smith leaves to mourn his
! each dealing exclusively with hostesses. A ll ladies of the com- Programs at the end of the year
are approaching.
death, two sons, A rth u r W. and
Painful Accident
railroads, highway and water munity are urged to attend.
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Harvey D., one daughter, Ther­
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"Babe” Lewis, an employ o f , carriers, aviation, radio, and tel-
esa Marie, five brothers, Earl, ! the Foster m ill was painfully in- ^graphic and telephonic com-
Easter Cantata at Church
To Improve Property
Leslie, and Verness of W illami­ jured Tuesday when a log rolled munication.
Sunday evening the choir of
E. R. Booth is tearing down
na. Benjamin and Orlando o f , on his foot, breaking several
the
M. E. Church w ill sing the
Jamestown, Kansas, and one sis­ hones. He taken to was McMinn­
The Farm Board w ill die offic­ the old house belonging to his
father, J. A. Booth of Alberta, Easter cantata, "Song of Tri-
ter. O la Linton of Willamina.
ville hospital for treatment, but ially on May 27. unless there is
Canada.
which stands on the io t ! umPh-" This cantata was sung
Funeral services were held at returned to his home the same some unexpected change in the I
adjoining
Mary Parker’s proper- : last Easter, and is given again m
the Union Gospel church at one ! day.
attitude of congress.
Death-!
o’clock Sunday afternoon, Rev.
knell was the signingof the Pres-1 ty. Mr. Booth expects to build response to many requests. A ll
H. Downey officiating.
Burial!
ident’s farm credit reorganiza­ on the lot within the next few are cordially invited to come and
hear it.
Legion
Meets
was in the Dallas cemetery.
tion order. The board started in j months.------------3------------
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The American Legion post met June, 1929, with $500,000.000 of
Marriage License
Commit* Suicide
at their hall in Sheridan Monday government money called a re­
Attend Library Meeting
Among ibe marriage license is­ night in regular meeting. During volving fund. Its speculations
John Houck, about 70 years of
A district library meeting ar.d
sued last week at McMinnville the meeting the economy measure in farm commodities attracted age. committed suicide by shoot­ luncheon was held at McMinn-
was one to Fern Loveless Lovelett recently passed bv congress came international notice. Two-thirds ing himself at his home near v ill Friday. Those attending from
and Cecil Fax e Coughtry, both of up for discussion.
A fte r the or more of the original fund has Midway, on the Tillamook high­ here were Mesdames K. E. Shet-
Yamhil. Miss Lovelett was a res­ meeting the hoys were enter­ been lost.
way, Wednesday morning. He terly, Paul Fundman. Leon Beal,
ident of Willatnin u n till last fall. tained by the A uxiliary.
The board w ill be replaced by leaves a wife and two sens.
¡and F. G. Drake.
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