The Willamina times., July 21, 1938, Page 5, Image 5

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TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON
ThurHtluy, July 21, 1938
s.onal representative from 3rd dis- 'Cassidy W ill B uild Shed at
Ethel w“ir4l°f phoen1*’ * riz- ar®
trict of Maine, who » id in part, i , , , / . J "
. c f.l100|l1011M, visiting at the home of Mr. John-
"The Townsend plan Invites t h e
G ilbert Greek S ch o o lh o u se
brother, Fred Johnston, and
thoughtful cons deration of e v e r y
,
T'ith,
a ?d
^ohnaton’ wer*
American who is concerned «boot! J f u’*
v
.
preserving
the
American
way
of
life.
b,dder
and
wa’'
awar'
d
ed.
th*
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T°
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Fe"da»
.
o
t
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preserving
the . American way
of life. Ulo“e
r n A rls
, T n P n 7 f i , t o tnO
,? ¿ h HO
n « i' 1 v < A n n v a n f Kskincr trip WV“
"U
.
. balanced
.
. . budget,
iitlr i ( it
A
fiscal . security, trt
J® h bu‘,d
a w
"°®dahed
at the SC
« h o o 01 l went the k honors
of being the nlns*at.
oldest
(E ditor’s Note: The follow ing ar- asssmv.'sd delegates and Townsend
«•quitable taxat.on. proper care for in P 1* -. 97 H®
now .b u ,y *ett'n* i member present, and to Rodney Fer-
tid e is the official rdport of Mrs. ¡enthusiasts.
thoso in need, and opportunity for ’" aten al, on the ground.
rB, Fendall, , o n of Mr and M r,
Chas. McNeill, delegate, as given to j It was not too late in the after- the young are what America desires. , , D°" Mosser and Chauncey Robins F e r r . l Fendall f or the youngest
the Willamina Townsend club on her noon when the crowds poured out
.
,
.
it le f t Monday night of last week for a member.
return from the national convention of the colisium. Veterans of the
---- American situation is world- tHp t0 Alawk,
The
Don Messer s a y s . ___________________________
in Los Angeles recently.)
, Townsend movement declared they wide.”
¡ "As
„ ^ th(
n . , . , , j Return»
things were
were wetinff
geting pretty
pretty hot
hot I p
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! h a d " •v- r,
“ “ ®r® « ’><” *»1
Brewster’s speech was l o u d l y around horae, we went north to get
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gathering of Townsend followers.
cheered.
c o o le d o f f ”
From M cM innville H ospital
to the
thud a n rciilst/i
nua
jt nad
had riunea
rained a nwie
little on
on naiuraay.
Saturday. | Thu
The wildest
wildcat demonstration
demonstration to
to be
be
Mrs. I. N. Pearson were
*r D elegates
i . it.~
s. v^s.n»i«.n
n
Mr. and Mm.
Mrs. Otto Debrick, who has been a
•in in n 111 Î U S u n d i v a f t e r n o o n a t
weather w ai cool and cloudy witneimed wan touched o ff Wednes- out to church Sabbath
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y
f
t h e o f Sunday afternoon. The Californians day when L. W. Jeffrey, convention
Mrs. Bostwick was out on Sab-,patient in McMinnville hospital, re-
the Memorial Colisium for I- the
of- ' “ ,:ru ,t
weathar.
chairman,
and national
national vice-presi-
vice-presi- bath
church. Also
»laved
’*
chairman, and
bath to
to church.
Also » Mr. Beach, who turned home last week. Her sister,
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opening. As five bands "f played,
ficiai „ opening.
..... sessions ____
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* .t unil* | ■ ___
The . business
were u..u
held dent, strode up ...
to the microphone
is visiting Mrs. Bostwick.
Mrs. Hugh Walker of Dallas, has
the vast Mudience rose to its ' it h e r t Hn the Shrine auditorium, June 20 and made a fighting d e n i a l o f ,
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been car’nK ^or h®r- She is slowly
sang the national anthem
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in c is iv e .
rumors which he feaid had been cir-
(Last Week)
gaining.
Townsend led in the flag salute.
Mr ( ’harlebors read the conven- culating to the effect he was “ plot-
Jesse Gearhart is busy clearing
Miss Roberta Blanchard is visiting
In a short address s before his ,n'
‘
T , b„ rr«dle of the ting” to depose Dr. Townsend as around the schoolhouse and hauling in Seattle. She went home with her
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>nd .m ancipation to the birth- head of the national organisation, wood for the coming w i n t e r for uncle, Perry Bradley, and his fam ily,
vocation,
Ralph
divine, paid high tribute to Dr.
. b
right You and you He said, "Many rumors have come to school district No. 97.
who visited at the Blanchard home
Townsend for his humanitarian prin- , ,
.
hereby called for the me that I am seeking to replace our
Fred Lew, Cassidys and Tibbetts over the Fourth.
ciples. Madame Mamie Stark added
i cn w eittion fef the own leader and gain complete con- went to the coast over the weekend
Callers at the Stuart home Thurs-
to the deep sentim ent surrounding
, nll, ¡<>nBi recovery move- trol of our program. For the sake o f to dig clams. They returned Sunday day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Will
that simple but stirring opening. She ,
record, 1 want to make my posi- night. Ed’s car certainly looked as Spival, Wilbur and Mrs. Belle Free-
sang a musical number interprets- n< •
,
. ■
tion clear. If we are going to be sue- if it had been digging clams or some- born of Amity and Mr. and Mrs. H.
t.on of the "Lord’. Prayer.” Her rich . "M oment, of events. In our nation- cf|(gfu| jn
en, ctment of our plans thing. Oh. boy!
Benjamin.
resonant voice gave a aolemn touch ,al economic life and the life of our w<
#nd ,earn
Don Moaser and 0
B M anley1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newblll attend-
to the occasion.
(great cause, which has s p r e a d how
marcb Jf w< are
bave an hauled hay g unday afternoon.
ed the fam ily reunion at Dallas Sun-
Gov. Frank Merriam welcomed the 'hroug out
merica.
eman< "
army instead of a mob, we must have
Don Mosser helped Andy Kershaw day. A large crowd was out.
delegates and pledged his support to * • convene once again ”
a generB|, Aa far ag I am concerned, in the hay Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchard and
the pension Iparty’s founder, Dr. “ purposeful ana s rong na <> . tbere can be onjy one general— Dr.
Harold Brown and w ife were din- Florence and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Francis Townsend, as follow«: “Cali- pol'cy. to re-ded.ca e our « ves
> FrancjM Townsend."
ner guests at Jesse Gearhart’s Satur- Stuart spent Sunday at the coast. It
fornln greets you. This is Dr. Town- ‘Je great task which fa ^
A very inter(.,ting talk was given day.
was cold and foggy over there. Quite
send*, home state and the program ’hMt nt ,u a’ <
„¡.„ui,,
bv a young lady 20 years old. She
Mrs. Asa Smith and Dexter were a change from the valley tempera-
started which spread to all the states 10 “ ®ew an mor e<1 1 ’
said, “Shall the young people wait callers at the Manley home Sabbath tures of the past week.
in the union. A few months after the <’rd«r-
to bring children into the world until morning.
Byrd Koesling spent the weekend
plan was started I supported it and
Captain Russell R. Hand, who wa-
republican and democratic par-
Mrs. Manley vailed on Mrs. Smith, with his parents in McMinnville.
1 have no regi eta or apologies for attached to the U ashinton bureau
their platform?” Her talk Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Bob Brown Mon-
Mrs. Chas. Ray and Mrs. Wm. Ray
having done so.
, during the last aess.on of congress
received. '
,
day afternoon.
were shopping in McMinnville Mon-
Willamina Townsend Delegate Gives
Report on L. A. National Convention
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. X ¡ ¡ s - s n L X Fe„;..ii.Rogerrsi.,on cu-
1 1 X ,
o L lK lio r Or j e c i » w •>
h .„
Convention
ne
.« em b led .
H „ |(| , R eu n ion OD Sunday h Benj.m .n home Monday evening,
as " W
n n h e .r
r e . T
i n
w . I *» . No VI,ion. ««"»I
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than I. 1 place first
piotecvion tor j the People
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an emer-
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m e« j
,
Will Perish.”
Declaring Whereas,
Whereas, from
from time
time to
to time
time an
emer-
the latter years of life.
,* obj<,ctivel, are »ec0. gency may a n se or develop where a
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W .„e
.b .
S
T n Y e r Z u tio n of th^ X
’m
annual reunion of the Fen- Engineer A dvitet L te of
• Thai the plan is nation-wide in its
.,
d morally right, so- liberal interpretation of the rules in
’ HP m
TTiBnVi<ftI
m u h l be
D r made,
i n m i t * , therefore
in e ic iD ic
i_ • t_ i «
a,.plication is my second reason for
(^ irable and financially pos- the
.nual must
^ y
j X s t o T p I r t which“"
Electricity fo r Heating
Hand , „ said
part, be it resolved that the power to in- «»V
daV « «t th®
* * Johnston park wmen
which is
. . .
¡ d in nart.
favoring it. No state can adopt and s lh le ” Cant
of tI'* ,C has- •
successfully operate such a system "Each vear we observe the birthday terpret the manual and to waive ,"cat*d ®n a
The use o f electricity for heating
f a man
m m / t wh?st'ru7k
t ’hf « tr u c k ’the
the 7hackies
hha< kle» of
of'
of any
any of
of the
the provisions
provisions be
be and
and is
is here-
here- f F ^ e ^ n o d V a t l a l T donation
^ n d j i u land
g h t e claim.
T T f 2 Mrs.
« bathrooms, kitchens and other small
(tom its own resources alone. There of
a man who struck the shackles of
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Johnston is a granddaughter of Mrs.
offer9 an ,mmedlate and en.
must be a unified system which ex­ nhysical slavery from un entire race by conferred upon our able leader Johnston is a g M n d d au gn w or airs.
tends equal prlviledges to every d tl- in our own country. The struggle for and president, Dr. F rancs E. Town- F en d a!L ^ 9 o7 X h o i T wTre descen- cour.ging field for efforts directed
xen of the republic. This feature is emancipation of all the people, every »end.
P ;
toward developing greater h o m e
of the far-sighted and important pro­ where from serfdom of that sort is
The adoption of the motion was
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an<J Mrg N R sitton and electrification, believes William B.
visions o f the Townsend plan."
not ended. Even as Abraham Lincoln voted unanimously.
,
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Clark Rogers. Basket Bruere’ formerly a TV A consulting
luwi.Mgruu was introduced
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j ,on Martin L. Sweeney of Ohio | uncb wag served at one o’clock and en g n e e r who recently Jome
t e
Dr. Townsend
by ended physical slavery by his proela-
..is son, Robert C. Townsend, who mation of emancipation seventy-five
a wonderful address. C i t i n g tbe regt of the dav was spent visiting Portland General Electric company
hi
«aid the Townsend plan is rapidly in- years a««, he clearly foresaw and ac- mii)iong of youths being cared for
, b j, ™ame between the married *n a sim!“ r capac,ty.
-*-i« sting youth as well as the aged. ,curate|y
(.urate|y foretold the riae
rise and growth th
tbrougb
_ _ j . AV
aasfcl V
A_
1OC t-FlC heaters offer advantages
teresting
o u g h SERA and CCC and other *
th a a»«aw
, in a«alaa
)p « men «« «ark
which
re_
Electric:
U
'L un Dr.
I >»• r Townsend
P<>iL'nfc*»n<l n
n i ie to
r m o o f f b bondage
on d illf^ m<,W
frn vn rn m n n tn l relief
radit agencies, he de- su|ted in a victory for the single men. o f ^ “ b,b^ ^nd cP ^ e ^lenef *
When
came
to tbt*
the a o t f a fo form
more innidlOUS,
insidious, governmental
'
platform, he was greeted with a wild mOre cruel and more relentless than cjared, “ U’e ’ve either got to feed ’em Amon„ tbose present were Mr. and c° uPIed * ,th J ° w 11,1 ia
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demonstration which lasted at least ¡that from which he had freed the or fyjht 'em— that's the trouble with „
w
E Fendan Mr. and Mrs. them ea81,y withm reach o
ten minutes. Elugs, hats and pen- colored race, the economic servitude. our re|je f system today. Maybe that Ferraj
f'endall and two children,
e electric se™ ce c u *‘ °
’
nants waved as ihe crowd rose to its the thraldom of poverty which bears ¡g a radjcal statem ent but it is true „ •
p ubv Fendall Miss Lois Sef- ®ru.eTe states.
er
s
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feet en masse. His subject was "The down now so heavily upon our fellow and it ig t jm e g0m«-body told the ‘ n v
d M
j F jdeie and equipment can be insta e
ton- . Mr
Mr"'
p , d a/
a room,
Tow nsend Plan as an Interpretation countrymen
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people the truth.”
K
E ll. and
Stephen.
»11 J o f f Portland,
^ ’ such as a bathroom, ' t kitchen
o^o"
,f the Constitution." He said, “Let
<‘H iatory is repeating itself. How-
Dr Townsend gave the closing Mr. and Mrs. PLawrence Kuykendall ^ ¡tb ^ h e^ ^ sta th : controlVtlm t’ make
js discuss the Townsend plan and ita ever
¡n our country we have been addregg “Let Us Go Forward to Vic- and Mias Lena Sitton of Yamhill, Mr.
., ,
comfort and at
th . light of th , « o v .rn . mo„
,h .„ h .v , h ~ » th . lory?. „ , oliow>:
" J M„ Fr,„
« c . „ by,
.me”
, ,‘ nom ‘
nental purposes expressed in
the peoplp of ear|ier times. Whenever in ,<n hag u k e n ug
four yeaj.s t0 and Mrg Fgy Ray of Newberg> Mrg. tb® “
cu rren t”
preamble to the constitution of the ()Ur histol;y conditions, economically acquaint the
of the United Pearl Sitton and her chydren. Gor-
p i n e a l heating of this kind fits
1 mted States.
,,nd politically, have reached e r a s StBteg wjth our programi but from don, Margaret, Kenneth and Fred,
wel, ¡nto the modern scheme of
"The first plank proposed in our i proportions, a leader has a l w a y s nQw on ¡f we wgnt u
(fet reguiu Mrg Margaret Sitton, Ebb Sitton,
building homes with a maximum re-
ilatform takes up the matter of taxa- shown
quickly,
Mr. and
for convenient
convenient and comfort
comfort
platform
ghown us
us the
the way
way out.
out.
quickly, we
we will
will have
have to to change
change our
our Mr.
and Mrs.
Mrs. Paul
Paul Sitton
Sitton and
and their
their ?ard
d ^Qr
IlO f) i l l l l l (Iv N lU n d H
H ilt AH a n iilt- tf r
(
A n it i
in p n tlv
tin iF -” “ ”
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♦ K i»
o ra n n o
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o m rl
T i* o v r
P a r lo r
r l ti/Y F l.
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g w _ _ _ —A
A
I
ion and demands t that
as a matter o of f ,
,.jt «<■ i(l not
oniy o m em
inently f l t fitting—
tactics. W We « « must
reach
the n persons
children
and
Fay
Carter
of r \ f Carlton,
ab,e
,jvjng>
and a __________
many J i different
styles
ustice a rational system of taxation
R ¡g a tribute which his herculean la- ¡n (be union who have not been edu- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sitton and fam- ,0^ botb p0’rtable and built-in heaters
bora l im have
so MVHiy
richly earned—
that we CUlPll
cated IO
to OUI
Our p plan.
those ily, i»I
Mr.
and tfBBO.
Mrs. MVUI
George Hamblin, are
are on
on the
tbe market.
market. Breuere
Breuere foresees
foresees
be adopted by the federal govern- DOR
r
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ia il. M Especially
p r K ia il) tuwov
I . BIIU
of now
now pause
paUse in in recognition
recognition of o f the
the great
great ¡n
¡n tbe
tbe southern
southern states.
states. Also
Also we
we must
must Mrs.
and Mrs.
Mrs. a a wide
wjde acceptance
acceptance of
of them
them in
in this
this
me ent in lien of the multiplicity *"
Mrs. E E ffie
ffie L.
L. Braley,
Braley, Mr.
Mr. and
taxing system s now in use
'service to hi.< day and generation of make m anifest to the people in Wash Ward Sitton and their daughter. Miss territory as soon as the public rt
just what
Ameri- r Anne,
Miss Helen large can be informed as to their
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w u a i
' our
» u i
i idea
v iv a
v of
/a
t i i i H T , o all
i l t of
u
¿ McMinnville,
n v .’i i i i n » m v ,
“ None can deny that unjust and your devoted friend, and mine. Dr. j^gton
Emnris
h e T Townsend
o w n s e n d n plan.
ia n . We
f e n h e n s o n o of
f Salt
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_________Townsend.”
canism i«—
is— t the
We S Stephenson
Salt Lake.
Lake, Utah,
Utah, who
who use.
unfair taxation
can do more to dis-
dia-^Erancis
E Townsend.'
interrupter many certainly
v , WPA is visiting Miss Sitton, Mr. and Mrs.
rupt a union and make it d ifficu lt! Capt. Hand was interrupted
certainly do
do not
not want
want w CCC,
j a n d , such
___L governmental
--------------- x... functions Dave Fendall and their son, Bill of
to maintain than any one other times during
. . . . his speech.
. . He
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wound
blunder of government.
' up by saying, “ Let’s go to town with we recognize as “ American institu- Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tay-
“ Business men are going to unite Townsend."
tions." We do not believe in such lor and their son, DeVere of Alsea,
behind the Townsend program. Our
At the c |„ge of the first session foolishness.
and Miss Margaret Yates of Shedd,
ixrogram contains the essential ¡ i'- |y ie delegates assembled in aisles of “ We must have organized state ma- Mrs. Lou Wilson of
gredient of business success.
:tbe auditorium
and marched out chines. If we
could com'pell t h e Dorothy Hamer of Nashville, Mr. i
“To build a buyers’ market— to ¡singing the Townsend anthem and democrats and republicans to adapt and Mrs Yal Fisher of Grand Ronde, ;
—
of H ito
convert an armv, now nearly 50- waving banners
and pla-ards.
our policies, we could rap our state Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neely, Howard
SHERIDAN
* M OREGON
000,000 strong, that has lost its «bil- t At the ge(.on(1 g„ gion o f the con- parties, but. in my opinion, they are Brown and his cousin, Mrs. Martha
ity to buy into an army of liberal vention> T . B. Charlebois, chairman, never going to do it.”
“ J I . „ I m ^ s . Alfred
buyers whose demands for goods and :de(.|a ied that our organization is the
He said that the Townsend party
•_ ; u ' v n • Mr «„,1 Mr«
F ri.-Sat., July 22-23—
services can be added to the demand | most active and strongest of its kind ¡g not to be tried in any state but
> "• aP er a
‘ p.
R .C
we now have is the task before us.” , thal America has ever known, and California at the present time. He Wm. Kay, Mr. ana
>.
“ Walking Down
He was interrupted by rounds of listed the following major conven- made a plea for us to remain loyal Haro“d‘ a n d ’ c i en Mendenhall, Mr.'
Broadway”
thunderous applause by his listeners ■ tion objectives: Firs', absolute de- to the plan and that we would win.
Ward ‘ Mendenhall, Mrs.
as he drove his point home.
termination o f the national policies His speech was applauded m a n y
e “ ^ e X h . l l a n T her three
With Six Stage Struck Giris
A fter many notahles were in tr o -, of the Townsend organization for the times.
children, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fendall j
CLAIRE TREVOR and
duced there followed a glamorous ensuing year. Se?ond’ * ,lay
Chairman Jeffrey officially closed and R
ch
Mr and Mrs.
MICHAEL WHALEN
pageant of early California life, an- for expansion of our e d u c .t.onul thf th,rd
tlona, Townsend conven-
Johngton a„ of WiUamina, Mrs.
nounced by that noted actor, Rohert pro«nam -nto every omm«m >
t.on with these remarks I know you E thd Bord
Willowg, Calif.. Hugh
Rawlinson. The cavalcade was led by United States and to ac « *’ «» *
are going to carry out to conclusion
g Sftn FranciscOi Mr. and
* • ★
the Long Beach mounted police troop program of
and v i P; ° lrr.“ 1m y° u. ha.ve , a , d "ut
Mrs Frank E. Johnston, Los Angeles
with Markely Musical Maids band of gnn.zations. 'Hurd, to determine ana that (t wl„ not be ,
unh] a blll
Beegle, Mrs. Ethel
Sun.-M ou.-Tue., July 24-26—
San Ihego th e n in succession came decide upon those candidates for the embodying the principles o f t h e
L^ ™hoe
Arjz and Mrg A,jce
mounted riders, buck board buggies. ,house, o
f
Stephe ns, Cedar Mills, Ore.
“ TEST PILOT”
.z r j .-
the
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victoria carriages, si» g e vu»» u™,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferral Fendall and
CLARK
GABLE. MYRXA LOY
:ondido band. 15 girl riders, a c o v -|e n d that
children and Miss Ruby Fendall of
SPENCER
TRACY and
two
camels,
two
e
le
-
!
bodies
may
be
the
most
e
ffe
c
tn
e
.
CARD
OF
THANKS
»red wagon, two camvin, vwu ^i^
Portland spent the weekend at the
LIONEL BARRYMORE
* tbap a’J
M^Vcan ’m ^
re-election who will | We wish to thank the many friends home of Mr and Mrs. Guy FendaH^
m a
m a
a
a a a
maw
a
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iL h o ^ s and cowrirl" 40 agree to support the general welfare and neighbors for their condolences Mrs. Fendall and the children
and Snanish e n t S n e » on ,ari. Fourth, to revise the manual and flow er offerings at the funeral mained for a week s visit
w n « n n d kitchen band from 'of the Townsend national recovery of our father and brother, Magnus
Miss Lois Sefton o
or
ch ,H in ts'« n il clowns, nnd U st jf .lt h
nen. e n a m o r s ano ciwyii™, nun i<*r»v. *
mt not least in the cavalcade was
he new Townsend party mascot. He
vas neither a donkey or an elephant,
,nd from the way he “cut capers”
[ do not think he is going to be very
. w
The „ „ . i n , nuh.b.r » „ - » J -
in nnc oT „ is..i« n
.
- J
,in „ Post f „ .W r » P ^ i d =
.
selves and in our bill, the genera
w elfare act. Sixth to outline plans
for a more closely knit Townsend
, organization in every congressional
district through an effective, icpre-
n tative advisory system.
sy s in n .
sentative
of
X "
iressive A group ° ’ 2.000 young f
demonstration and
icn and women marched to the c e n -|a c t, recei
of the colisium and formed th e ,h is frequent references to the foun-
’tters T and P, standing for the 1 der and leader prevoked further ova-
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rownsend plan. When the letters tiona.
by
^ X r a l o s e l l r o m Z thousands 2 Hon. Ralph Brewster, U. S. congres-
M
m i i s s s s
es. R « «
Rosetta Baunach
Delmar Baunach
Raymond Baunach
August Baunach
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Beth
rvetn Whitcomb
winvcuinu of Forest
m
.
W ed.-Thurs., July 2 7 -2 « —
I
home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bartel a n d ;
children were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Bartel.
Mr, and
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the home o f Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Whit- of their cousin Mrs. Fred John’Jon.
Thursday on their way home from
comb.
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Cannon Beacn.
i Mr and Mrs C R Stiles left for ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Johnston
¡Tacoma last Thursday for a week’s of Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Ida F.
visit with their son, V. C. Stiles.
Beegle of Inglewood, Cal., and M r ,
“ SWISS MISS”
Fun in the Alps
STAN LAUREL and
OLIVER HARDY
— Com ing July 31 —
‘K entucky Moonshine
with The Ritz Brothers
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