The Willamina times., June 13, 1935, Image 1

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V O L U M E 20. NO. 43
W IL L A M IN A . Y A M H IL L C O U N T Y . O R EG O N . T H U R S D A Y . J U N E 13. 1935
BOND ELECTION CARRIES
WILLAMINA SCHOOLS CLOSE
AFTER A MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR
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tine
A LEAF FROM THE LIBRARY
$1.50 A Y E A R
NATIVE OF INDIA
TO SPEAK HERE
The L ib ra ry board m et on Tues­
day evening in the L ib ra ry w ith
ten members present.
I t was
j voted to have the d iffe re n t mem­
Mohan V. Raj, o f B o m b a y .
bers assist in the L ib ra ry on Sat­ India, w ill be in W illa m in a F r i­
W ith class n ilfh t last Thursday . in the enjo ym e n t o f better home»
urdays fo r the sum m er instead day. June 21, and in Grand Ronde
evening and commencement e xe r­ and oth e r good th in g s o f life .
o f h irin g a lib ra ria n . M rs. P arker Thursday, June 20, a t 8:00 p. m..
F ollow in g M r. G entle’s address
cises on F rida y evening, a c tiv ­
donated f if ty books to the L ib ra ry to present an address on present-
Professor H orton presented the
which were g ra te fu lly received. day India . The lecture w ill be
itie s o f the W illa m in a high school
class to the Board o f Education
A le tte r w a s read fro m Mrs. given in the M ethodist church in
were closed fo r the year.
and Chairm an H. N. S hipley, a fte r
Cheadle at Monroe, in v itin g the both com m unities
A t the class n ig h t program each a few w ell chosen rem arks, p re ­
board and the C ivic C lub to picnic
Pictures revealing in d u s tria l,
m em ber o f the gradu ating class sented the diplomas.
at
her home on Wednesday, June religious a n d social aspects o f
had a part. Each paper was pre­
The closing exercises o f the
19. A ll members are asked to “ M other In d ia ” w ill be presented
pared by th e s tu d e n is themselves i grade school were held on F rida y
please register at The Tim es o f­ on the screen in connection w ith
and were well prepared and well m orning, at w hich tim e sixteen
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fice not la te r than M onday, June the lecture.
presented. I l is a custom th a t pupils leceived e ighth grade d i­
17, so all necessary plan« can he
This lecture w ill afford the W ill­
the student having the highest plomas. O f the e n tire class there
made. A ll members w h o can am ina and Grand Ronde people
rank in scholarship gives the val­ was not one who failed to com ­
fu rn is h c a r s please leave word an unusal o p p o rtu n ity to hear
e d ic to ria n ’s address, and the sec­ plete the course, and all are now
M rs. E d ith Macpherson, w ife there also.
fi-st-tianded the story o f preeent-
ond highest t h e saluta loi la ri’s e lig ib le to enter high school.
o f Charles McPherson o f Grand
day India.
address, a n d t h i s year these
Those receiving grade school Ronde passed away at her home.
M r. Raj is a graduate o f the
honors fe ll to tw o g irls who have diplomas were: M eredith Flanery, j Sunday, June 9. at the age o f 48
U n iv e rs ity o f M innesota. Born
been very close friends th ro u g h ­
Helen Barber. M a rg a re t Lewis. years, 6 m onths and 18 days.
in a H indu ta m ily , he embraced
out th e ir high school days, Naorna
J. B. Churchm an, w i f e and
Irene Green, W aneta Blanchard, Funeral services were held a t the
C
h ris tia n ity . He served as a lieu­
Shipley and M axine S hetterly.
T w ila Severns, A rle ne Gillespie, Chapel o f the Sheridan Funeral children, M axine and B ill, and te nant under t h e B ritis h flag
The program had an unique Oscar Benefiel, W ayne R icke rt, Home on Wednesday afternoon. M rs. E sther C h u r c h m a n and
opening a burlesque on a club Jim Shipley, Charles C olburn J r.. I Rev. W. S. B urgoyne, pastor o f daughter, M rs. Pearl Weod, were d u rin g the E g y p t and Palestine
choosing its iro tto , and the mus­ Dale Snow. Kay Barber, N ew land the Sheridan M ethodist church, in Dallas Sunday to atte nd the e x p e d i t i o n s led by General
ical num bers were o f the usual Neely, John Buswell ana U pton officia tin g . In te rm e n t was at E v ­ fiftie th w edding ann iversary o f A lle n b v. He has traveled among
the people o f all classes in India ,
high q u a lity . The program was Pearson.
M r. and Mrs. E p h ria m Branson.
ergreen P ark. M cM in n ville .
is fa m ilia r w ith all the religions,
I
in charge o f Mis» E lizabeth Gra
Mrs. E. Macpherson was born I< was also M rs. Branson’s b irth ­ has had conferences w ith M ahat­
T h e o u t-o f-to w n teachers all le ft
ham.
N
ovem
ber 21, 1886, at R ockford, day.
Saturday fo r th e ir homes to spend
ma Gandhi, has worked among
The celebration was held in the the untouchables, has v i s i t e d
The com mencem ent exercises a w ell earned va ca tio n :
Miss Iow a and was a graduate from
F rida y evening were very im pres­ Mary Stevenson to M edford. Miss the W aterloo Business College. Dallas city park, a n d at 1:30 much o f the mission w ork and
sive. and the g ra d u a tin g c>ass of Elizabeth Graham to P ortland, She was also county a u d ito r fo r o ’clock 16b re atives and frie n d s has come in contact in tim a te ly
sat down to a sum ptuous dinner, w ith many littie -k n o w n phases
tw e n ty -e ig h t, the boys in black Miss R uth S tillin g s to Y akim a, fo u r years at W aterloo, Iowa.
suits, w h ile s h irts and black bow W n., I). H ia tt to Grand Junction.
Besides her husband she is su r­ w hich was pnjoyed by all.
o f In d ia life . M r. Raj speaks six
A fte r spending the a fte rn o o n '
ties and the g irls w ith bea utitu l Col.. Miss N a th ie l Zyesett toCas- vived by her aged m other, Mrs.
Inoian languages, and E n glish
costumes in pastel shades, made cadia and M is s A lth a C handler to Her.ry O tto, and tw o brothers. v is itin g , t h e crowd dispersed, flu e n tly.
a very p re tty p ictu re as they sat Sheridan. A ll have been tendered Lee and Ralph O tto o f W orking. w ishing M r. and M rs. Branson
In his lecture. M r. Raj w ill tell
upon the stage.
contracts fo r next year, and are A lberta , Canada, and six sisters. many happy re tu rn s o f the day. o f the a g ric u ltu ra l methods used
Mrs. Branson is a niece o f M rs in India, the w ork o f the m ission­
The commencement a d d r e s s expected to be w ith us again in Mesdames Geo. M ille r, W aterloo,
Iowa. B re n t Q uigley, Palo A ito . E sther Churchm an.
was given bv Processor Thomas September.
aries, o f In d ia ’ s stru g g le fo r inde­
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Cal., S. O. Dahl and Ted Brow n,
H. G entle o f M onm outh, and he
pendence, o f M ahatm a G andhi’ s
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M obridge. S. D ak., H. K lie n ,
held the undivided a tte n tio n of
influence, of th e in d u s tria l and
In Hospital
Chicago, and R. R. H a rt, W o rk ­
the audience, as his subject was
Home for Vacation
political needs o f In d ia and other
Mrs. F rank Matocha was taken topics, in c lu d in g a va rie ty o f per­
ing. A lberta . Canada.
very tim e ly and contained a real
Kenneth S tu a rt o f Fern d is tric t,
A lth o u g h M rs. Macpherson has to the M c M in n v ille hospital on sonal experiences. A display o f
lesson. He spoke on the evolution
who
has
many
frie
n
d
s
in
W
illa
­
suffered
at tim es from heart a t­ Sunday s u ffe rin g fro m w h at was In d ia a rt goods and te x tile s w ill
o f m achinery, ta k in g as his main
illu s tra tio n the advancem ent th a t mina and vicinity,-was a caller at tacks, har death came as a com­ th o u g h t to be appendicitis, upon be on e x h ib it a t the church.
has been made in farm m achinery the Times office Tuesday evening. plete shock to the fa m ily Sunday a n riv in g there the doctors decid­
The lecture is open to the public
d u rin g the past fifty years, and He is home fo r the sum m er vaca­ m orning, as she seemed in goed ed to keep her under observation w ith o u t charge
There w ill be a
tion
from
the
State
N
o
rm
al
school
and Monday she was much b etter fre e -w ill o ffe rin g to help d e fra y
health s h o rtly before.
how, as each im provem ent was
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and they said she could be brought expenses.
made, more men were th ro w n out at Monm outh. A ll who have seen
home. When her husband a r­
o f em ploym ent and at the same him in local am ateur dram atics
Birthday Party
w
ill
not
be
surprised
to
learn
th
a
t
rived
to get her she had taken a
tim e the size o f fields and farm s
On Sunday Mrs. F o x ’ s m other, tu rn fo r the worse and an opera­
increased. A nd. in the same way. he “ m ade” the N orm al d ra m a tic
m achinery has increased produc- club the firs t term . L a te r he was sisters, brothers and fa m ily drove tion was deemed necessary and
The sensation o f the year in the
tip n and reduced the num ber o f sports w rite r on the school paper. out fro m P ortland and surprised was perform eo Wednesday m orn­
her
w
ith
a
bounteous
dinner,
the
He
is
a
member
o
f
the
Theta
in
g
and
they
found
she
was
s
u
f­
film
w orld is the team ing o f A l
employes required in every line
occasion being her b irth d a y . The fe rin g from gall biadder trouble Jolson, famous m am m y singer
Phi,
and
was
elected
president
o f m anufacture.
o f th a t fra te rn ity fo r n e xt year. day was spent in v is itin g and
The point o f the address was He is also a m ember o f Phi Beta having a good tim e in general. as well. A t th is w r itin g she is who firs t introduced the ta lk in g
w ell as can be expected. pictnres, and Ruby K eeler, his
th a t the past generation has cen­ Sigma, a teachers fra te rn ity fo r Those present beside t h e Fox doing as -------------
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w ife , fo rm e r Broadway m usical
tered on mass production w ith o u t noth men and women.
fa m ily were: Messrs, and Mes­
comedy
s ta r who leaped to fam e
m a kin g any e ffo rt tow ard mass
dames B ird ie Pattee, Riedle and
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in
the
movies in tw o years, in
consum ption, to fu rn ish a balance.
tw o children, C lem ett Pattee and
F irs t N a tio n a l’s latest and said
He to ld the young people o f the
child, H a rtle and daughter, A l­
Oak Grove Ladies Visit
Crews have been selected to to be its greatest, musical spec­
g ra d u a tin g class th a t it w ill he
fred Pattee, Wavel Pattee, and measure w heat fields and con­ tacle, “ Go In to Y o ur D ance,” —
Mrs. Frank Faw k today e n te r­
th e ir jo b to remedy th is condition
Oscar Benefiel and three sons.
tracted acres fo r w heat com pli­ scheduled as the feature a ttra c ­
and w ork to the end th a t there tained a group o f ladies from Oak
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tion at the M a je stic theatre in
ance fo r the 1935 crops.
w ill be a more equitable d is trib u ­ Grove com m u nity Ladies’ A id.
Annual School Meeting
F arm operators are urged to Dallas next Sunday, Monday and
tio n o f the abundance produced, Several ladies f rom W il.am in a a t­
cooperate
as much as possible Tuesday.
so th a t every citize n o f our great tended. A picnic luncheon was
The annual school m eeting fo r
W hile the p ictu re is a m am ­
w
ith
these
men by g iv in g them
served
on
the
lawn
and
a
most
nation mav enjoy the benefits of
J o in t D is tric t 30-44 w ill be held
moth
musical spectacle, it carries
o f th is great production, sharin g enjoyable tim e had.
at the school house n e x t Monday w hat in fo rm a tio n is required to
a w ell-defined p lo t and a fasci­
b
e
subm
itted
t
o
W
ashington.
evening. The p rin cip le business
n a tin g romance w ith tense emo­
w ill be the election o f a d ire c to r These men may be able to answer
tiona l scenes, interspersed w ith
S'ime
questions
in
regard
to
com­
to fill the place o f H. N . Shipley,
hilarious comedy re lie f. The sto ry
W
n ’ D a te s
whose term expires, and a clerk. pliance, but all m a jo r questions
is by B radford Ropes, the a u th o r
should
be
subm
itted
to
the
County
The la tte r office has been filled
o f “ 42nd S tre e t.”
by W. Beck since the resignation A llo tm e n t Com m ittee.
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o f W. R. Neely when he moved I
Celebrates 84th Birthday
to P ortland. We have heard of
¿»IETMIR BY LRROR OR BY
UPONTWEODMP l PTIONOP
no candidates h aving announced
Wednesday was M rs. O l i v e
T U £ 5 W E HOUSE IN
IN ENGLAND-IT
purpose it murs cast with
themselves fo r e ith e r vacancy.
PENSYLVAN'A' O N (T.
P H IL A D E L P H IA ,» .TSE
WAS CAST w m t
The Townsend Club m et at the Hussey’s 84th b irth d a y and five
ASSEMBLY DESI&EO
¿ juentestedthe bell
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PENNSYLVANIA
church Wednesday evening, w ith o f her W illam in a friends motored
PROVED DEFECTIVE AND
A B E LL T O SüWOWÍT
to her home in P ortland, ta k in g
M
IS-SPELLED
Leases Sawmill
a splendid crow d in attendance.
TOENEW /1DW EP CN
INSTEAD OF SENDING THE
pot-luck
d in n e r w ith them beside
BÎU.5ACK1DFNGW HD
NOVEMBER l " 175'.
There was a com m ittee a pp oin t­
R. Y . N eely, o w ner o f Neely
several bouquets and b irth d a y re ­
IW K N W f lS O g iC T
ITW S D E O D E D TO H W t
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ed
to
have
charge
o
f
the
W
illa
m
­
ONEftWfOt 5'tRSfÇLtffittj
M ills, w ith a saw m ill, planer and
I T RECAST B Y T V
membrances. Needless to say she
B ff A 't t M U tiT T i'e E U ;
AMERKWC-JOHN PASS»®
re ta il lum ber yard at Sheridan and ina Club at the W estern States was surprised and happy to w el­
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Rally and “ P o w -w ow ” w h ich w ill
BIOHTl'í « ¡E ir O F T k í
(RIES STOW JR A fTW
a planer a tW illa m in a , reports th a t
RECAST SEVERAL TIMES
PfiCMNCE IN LONDON
be
held in honor o f D r.Tow nsend come them and though she is s till
he has leased the Sheridan saw ­
BYTHEM, EACH T IM E
THE BELL U M T O B E
at Jantzen Beach. P o rtla n d ,A u g ­ in the wheel ch a ir she w as feel­
WHETHER BY ERROR
ABOUT z , ooo pounds
m ill and planer to a M r. Verd. !
ust 2-3-4. A m ong the speakers in g good and in very good s p irits.
,0« PURPOSE IT WAS
in W EIG H T AND o x ,
an experienced sa w m ill man o f
SHU. W5-SPECT'TV!
ABOUT / I 0 0 SILWM
w ill be D r. Townsend, Senator She is able to stand on her feet
SYLVANIA*THE ONLY
BUSS oo '- t *,
N O R 7 IS IN HiS
Seattle, who has already taken
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Borah, Huey Long, W ill Rogers and get around some but most o f
.CHANGES MADE IN
LETTE« ORDERED
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possession
and
w
ill
s
ta
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opera­
LETTERING
BEING
• we wording
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and others. The public is in vite d the tim e uses the w heelchair.
L*SS/WOJTO<ANO
ON IT AS GIVEN
tions as soon as a few alte ra tio n s
The ladies all spent an enjoyable
L n î3 iN s w c !*n a
to attend each and every day.
BELOW.
are com pleted. M r. Neely retains j
rrV fl,
We are s till asking all members day and had a delicious luncheon.
the W’ illa m in a plant and the re ­
I it S sutooud ’
who
have not received th e ir cards Those a tte n d in g were: Mesdames
I i p B abesmelt l
ta
il
yard
at
Sheridan.
LWOT RtSPiLTCL
and booklets to call on the secre­ Lucy Huddleston and little Carol,
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Freida Madison, Guy Smelser.
ta ry fo r same.
Closed for Repairs
A new program is com ing over Paul M ullen, J. L. Farnham o f
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JJ at 9 a. m. each dav except W illa m in a and Mrs. C lark and
The p lant o f the W illa m in a
fas
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daughter, fo rm e r W illam in a resi­
" pass
Clav Products com pany closed Sunday. Send a card o f thanks
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dents, and another lady frie n d
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down last F rida y n ig h t to make to K W JJ.
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W E R E C O N S ID E R E D .
’ I T W C OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOR Wfc
whose name we were unable to
A
ll
are
urged
to
atte
nd
the
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necessary repairs.and it is re p o rt­
ERROR MUST HAVE B E FN PERPETUATED!
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learn.
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TO ALL THE I N H M 'W T i T H E R E O f
ed th a t the p la n t w ill probably
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BELL CRACKED IN 1846.
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be down u n til a fte r the F ou rth o fI E. church. June 19th.
The Times is endeavoring to build up
Ju ly.
1
Willamina. W hat are you doing?
P ublicity C ommittee .
Copyright, Weitern Newspaper Union
W ith an exceedingly lig h t vote
cast, ow ing to the fa ct th a t the
c ity ch a rte r fixes the tim e fro m
9 a. m. to 4 p. m., and many
w orkers were unable to get to
the polls, the measure carried
w ith a a u rp riz in g ly large m a jo ri­
ty. There were only 70 votes
cast and 08 o f them were in favor
o f the c h a rte r am endm ent which
authorized the isat ^nce o f $15,000
o f c ity bonds to nnance, w ith
governm ent aid, im provem ents
to the c ity w a te rw o rks Byatem.
DEATH CALLS MRS. MACPHERSON
anniversary ’ CELEBRATION
JOLSON AND KEELER IN MUSICAL
MEASURING FIELD FOR AAA
TAKING SENTIMENTAL
LIBERTY WITH THE
L IB E R T Y B E L L
WILLAMINA TOWNSEND CLUB
f h il a d
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