The Willamina times., June 05, 1941, Image 1

Ol)e Willamina Cimes
V O L U M E 32, N O. 42
CITY COUNCIL TO
COOPERATE F O R
MUNICIPAL PARK
W IL L A M IN A , Y A M H IL L C O U N TY , O REG O N , T H U R S D A Y , JUNE 5, 1941
C om m en cem en t
Program
$1.50 A YEAR
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VOWS ARE READ IS DESTROYED BY
Pomp and Circumstance
V ictor E mmons
Invocation ...........................................
Reverend Harlan Woodruff
Salutatorina Address .......................................
.................... Mildred Latvala
Miss A nna C h ristin e J e n s e n ,
d a u g h te r o f Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Jen -
! sen. becam e the bride of M arvin Le-
T he c ity co u n cil m e t in re g u la r
Roy H elland, son of Mr. a n d Mrs.
D isa ste r stru c k in th e G rand Ronde
session last M onday n ig h t in th e city
E. T. S te n s e th o f Y oncalla a t a co m m u n ity T uesday noon w hen the
Valedictorina Address ......................................
lib ra ry b u ild in g w ith a ll m em b ers
........ - .............. Goldie Hulett
can d le light w edding last S u n d ay 1 W a lte r C ross saw m ill w as to ta lly de­
p re se n t. The m a tte r o f r e n tin g th e
Musical Selection ................................................................................. GirV, CKonu
a fte rn o o n . The sim ple rin g cerem ony stro y e d by fire . T he W illam ina fire
lib ra ry b u ild in g to O tto H eid er, city
(a) "Dear Land of Home"
....................... Jean. SibM t
w as read by Rev. H. H. M iles o f the d e p a rtm e n t resp o n d ed to th e alarm ,
a tto rn e y , fo r one d ay each w eek was
<b) "The Rose of Tralee" ....................... Charles W. Glover
M ethodist church.
b u t th e blaze had gained such head-
discussed. M r. H e id e r m a in ta in s o f­
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS .................................................. “Four W ishes’
T he bride w ae given in m a rria g e w ay th a t th e mill p ro p e r w as destroy-
fic e h o u rs in W illam in a each M on­
U lysses G rant D ubach . P h . D.—Dean of Men
by h e r fa th e r. J. A. Jen sen . She w ore ed. T he fire boys succeeded in check­
day. T he council d ecid ed to give full
Oregon State College
a w edding dress fashioned o f w hite ing th e sp read o f th e fire an d saved
a u th o rity to th e lib ra ry b o ard to do
Musical Selection: Trombone Solo ......................... _....................
Korl Cone
o rg a n d i trim m ed in lace w ith high in n u m erab le stacks o f finished lum ­
as th e y see f i t as re g a rd s th e re n ta l j
(a) "My Moonlight Madonna” .......................... Fibieh-Scotti
neck and fu ll tr a il and w ore a full ber.
o f th e building.
<bl "Song of the Volga Boatman" ... ............ E. M. Feureon
le n g th veil fa lin g from a J u lie t cap.
A p p a re n tly th e cause o f th e fire is
Im p ro v em e n t o f th e p a rk site, i
Presentation of Graduating Class
.................
Mr. L. N. Rigue
She c arried a w hite p ra y e r book gar- unk n o w n , it b eing re p o rte d th a t the
w hich h as been d o n a te d b y H a rry
lan d ed w ith stre a m e r of Cecil B run- blaze w as firs t n oticed b en eath the
Presentation of Diplomas ................. ......................................... Mr. K. 1. .V,
K ershaw , w as ta k e n u p an d a f te r
ners. Also e n circlin g th e p ra y e r book ( p la n e r shed. T he mill w as com pletely
Presentation of Gift to School
som e discussion it w as decided th a t
Darrel Sims, Class President
w as a silv er necklace, the g ift o f the I re n o v a te d a b o u t tw o m onths ago,
M ayor S h e tte rly a p p o in t a com m it­
Benediction ............. ........
Reverend P. J, Griffiths
b rid e ’s g re a t-g re a t g ra n d fa th e r to his and som e 24 or 25 men em ployed.
te e of tw o to c o o p e ra te w ith sim ilar
b rid e o f 125 y e a rs ago.
Recessional
I t is re p o rte d th a t no in su ran ce was
co m m ittees fro m th e C om m ercial
The b rid e ’s only a tte n d a n t, Mrs. ca rrie d . No an n o u n cem en t has been
club an d th e Civic club. C ouncilm an
Class Roll
O lg er G. H elland w ore w hite crep e m ade a t th is w ritin g as to w hether
R. Y. N eely an d C ity M arshal G. W.
de chene and c a rrie d an old fash io n ed th e m ill will be reb u ilt.
Glenn Hopson
Norma Miller
L inton w ere a p p o in te d to th is ' com ­
Howard Bare
Virginia Hubbard
n osegay of ro ses and sw eet peas, w ith
Edna Nygard
Dorothy Baunath
In a c co rd an ce w ith a plan re c e n tly
m ittee.
Goldie Hulett
Oscar Ottinger
Dorothy Jane Beard
s tre a m e rs o f pink ribbon.
m ade, stan d b y serv ice fo r W illam ina
Doris
Johnson
William Perry
T he p u rch ase o f a tru c k f o r city
Kearney Beneflel
Ralph Jones
Virginia Ray
The bridegroom w ore the conven- ! w as provided by th e S heridan fire
Marie BeaU«v
use w as discussed an d M arshal Lin- i
Augusta Kosack
Johnny Schuerch
Nona Blanchard
. tio n a l d ark u it w ith a b u tto n h o le car- j d e p a rtm e n t. T his service is provided
Kathryn Kosack
Darrel Sims
ton w as in s tru c te d to pick up a GMC
Leonard Cain
Fay Lady
Russell Smelser
Archie Clark
j notion. O lger G. H elland, b ro th e r o f , w hen th e W illam ina fire tru c k is
tru c k w hich O tto H e id e r ow ns and
Mildred Latvala
Harold Stephens
Harry Con nick
' th e b ridegroom acte d as best m an. ta k e n o u tsid e o f tow n.
George
Lawson
Ruby
Westwang
Alfred Duncan
o ffe rs fo r sale f o r $390. T h e city
George McKinley
Irene Weaver
Ardyth Etzwiler
I J . A. J e n s e n , J r ., a n d D elbert Jen -
W hile th e local d e p a rtm e n t w as at
m arsh al is to tr y i t o u t fo r a w eek , .
Elaine Marquardt
Nadine Fouts
i sen, b ro th e rs o f th e bride, a c te d as th e G ran d R onde fire , an a larm was
and re p o rt on its co n d itio n to see if j j
' ushers. Miss V enola M arsh o f Yon- soun d ed h ere fo r a sm all brush fire
it is su ita b le f o r th e n ec e ssa ry w ork. . i-
1 c slla san g “ I Love You T ru ly ” and back o f B u n n ’s M arket. T he S h eri­
The m ay o r re q u e s te d C ity R eco rd ­
“ Oh, P rom ise M e.”
The w edding d an fire d e p a rtm e n t, which was
e r S tiles to co m m u n icate w ith th e
[ m arch w as played by Miss M arg u erite s ta n d in g by here, im m ediately re s­
co u n ty h e a lth o ff ic e r a n d ask th a t a
M iles. The living room w as ta s te fu lly ponded to the a larm an d extinguished
m an be se n t to go w ith him an d pass
d ec o ra te d w it a la ttic e w ork bow ered j th e blaze.
on a su ita b le site f o r a city dum p
w ith ivy and pink an d w hite roses. |
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A pro p o sed “ d e c la ra tio n o f w a r” |
g ro u n d fo r re fu se .
A recep tio n follow ed a t th e J e n ­
Mr. S m elser w as in s tru c te d by th e I ° n earw ig s w as th e topic of consid-
sen home. P o u rin g and serv in g w ere
m ay o r to look in to th e p o ssib ility of J e ra tion by th e m em b ers o f th e local
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j n fo r th e C om m ercial clu b a t th e ir bi-w eekly , j ceive diplom as to m o rro w n ig h t I F r i- 1 1 * 1
tlu t o f tow n g u ests w ere
city fire m e n t. I t w as said th e p re s e n t m eetin g held in th e b asem en t o f th e j ¿ a y ) ¡n t ),e tw en ty -six th c o m m e n c e -! M r’ and M rs’ D onald H ealy o f Mon-
_^a rrle d f ° F
f ‘rem en M ethodist ch u rch on M onday noon. m e n t ex ercise o f W illam ina H igh te s a n o ’ W as^- A fte r a sh o rt honey-
seem ed in a d e q u a te .
iT h e success in c o m b atin g earw ig s \ school. U. G. D ubach of O regon S ta te 1 m ° ° n tr ip in to C alifo rn ia, th e cou-
|m th is d is tric t th ro u g h th e use o f college, C orvallis, will ’he c o m m e n c e -! ple wlU be a t hom e to th e ir m a n V
T he U n ited S ervice O rg an izatio n ,
¡p a ra sitiz e d earw ig s la s t y e a r prom p- m ent sp eak er. His su b je c t wiP be fr,e n d s ln R o seb u rg , O re., w here Mr.
¡m ad e up o f c itiz e n s’ com m ittees to
. ted th e m em b ers o f th e club to sp o n -j “ F o u r W ishes.”
D iplom as w ill be H e,land ls em ployed.
w ork in n a tio n al d efen se an d help
sor a n o th e r cam p aig n a g a in s t th is p resen ted bv R. Y. N eely, ch a irm a n
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o u r so ld ier boys, has been form ed in
T he ^ ro u p v oted to em ploy i o f th e union high school board
REV IV AL NOW IN PROGRESS
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Miss M ildred L atv ala and Miss
A T F R E E M E T H O D IST C H U R C H this o rg a n izatio n a re the S alvation
r iU U A I m v iin ln w
th is co m m u n ity fo r th e p u rch ase of G oldie H u lett have e a rn ed th e high-
YMCA. N ational C atholic
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i m ore p a ra s itiz e d earw ig s an d f u r th e r J e s t s c h o l a s t i c h o n o r s o f th o « lo s s
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S u n d ay is expected to be a red C om m unity S ervice, YW CA, Jew ish
The senioi class o f W illa m in a
in fected earw ig s a re p u r c h a s e d
MUS’C f ° r th e pr08rran’ wiH be le tte r ‘‘"V in th e revival cam paign W e lfare B oard and the N ational
union high school will p re e n t a pro-
th e P o X ^ d d e p a rtm e n t I f fU rr‘,sbed by tb e h i* h scb<>o1 g irls ’ , now in p ro g ress a t the F ree M eth T ra v e le rs Aid Assn.
These groans
g ram o f re tro sp e c tio n an d
p rophecy pu°b HC uU lities an d can on ? b e h a d 0 ° ' " * an<l E a r' C ° " e ’ f o m b o n is t. odist ch urch, located behind th e post ¡lak e c a re of the re c re a tio n a l and tho
F '« d ay m o rn in g J u n e 6 a t 9 o’clock £
u t>*, ^ o “ ^
T h ev a r e d?s ^ ° CeSsi° n al a " d rece8sional
ba o ff:c e - E vangelist E lm er M cK ay o f I relig io u s life o f th e soldiers. This
•" i hH ? ,g w s j b o ° ' T h e
p u b h c ,s W b u U d a t th e ’ p“ n e r nU ce T v t h e
MrS’ Vi.Ct° r EmmOnS’
G™ ™ l l e . 111., n atio n ally know n (w ork has been g re a tly neglected in
n A a fte r a a busy
en w eek o f ex am in a- co u n tv a>?e
a g e n t w ho co o p erated l a s t
E a s t S u n d ay n ig h t Rev. H.
H. p re a c h e r who is co n d u ctin g th e c a m - ' ’he p re se n t rush to provide living
n t’ w bo co o p e ra te d last Mlje8, p a sto r o f th e locaI M ethodist j p aign. will preach th re e tim es Sun- o u a rte rs in the c a n to n m en ts which in
tions an d p ra c tic e m arch in g , th e / ‘ ’
ch u rch , d elivered th e b a c c a la u re a tte day. In th e m o rn in g a t 1 1 o’clock th e 1 m any cases a re in sm all c e n te rs which
seniors will d o ff th e ir d ig n ity f o r a
Mrs. K E S h e tte rly , Mrs. R. Y. j serm on on “ T he Iln v in cib le T ru th .” s u b je c t will be “ W illam ina’s G reat do not provide ¡be boys will, an y r e c
tim e to b rin g to p a tro n s an d frie n d s N eely and M rs F red B e a tty , re p re -!
A ch o ir san g “ Holy, Holy, H oly” est E vil.” A g re a t m ass m eeting will I re a tio n a l activities,
so m eth in g o f th e th in g s th e y have sen tin g th e w o m e n s Civic club, a p - ; as th e sen io r class m arch ed to t h e i r , be held in th e a fte rn o o n a t 3 o’clock
T his o rg a n izatio n is headed by
learn ed of each o th e r, an d o f th e p eared b efo re th e club m em b ers ask- h o n o r section. T he class’ d o u b le sex- At th a t tim e Rev. McKay will d eliv er 1 T hom as E. D ewey, n atio n al chairm an
th in g s th e y hope to fin d s
as th e m g th em to ta k e a ctio n in r e g a r d 't e t t e an d th e g irls’ glee clu b b ro u g h t his serm on lectu re e n titled “ A m er- an d E u g en e M arsh, co u n ty chairm an
m em bers o f th e class w end th e ir v ar- to c le a rin g and c lea n in g th e p a rk site th e m usical o ffe rin g o f th e -- evening, i ic a ’s O nly H ope.”
The m ay o rs o f the v ario u s com m un­
ions w ays. D arrel Sim s, p re s id e n t of
by H a rry K ershaw . P res. |
In th e 'e v e n in g a t 7:30 “ T he Com i» - s have been nam ed local chairm en
the o u tg o in g class, p ro m ises a good A1 N ewby ap p o in ted a co m m ittee to I
Mr .and Mrs. Ivan D en t w ere ! in g F a m in e ” in th e light of Bibb- The first work of im portance to be
h o u r to g e th e r to th o se w ho
a tte n d , tak e up th e m a tte r.
! S u n d ay d in n e r g u ests a t th e hom e o f | pi ophecy will be the u b jeet
used. done i, to help in th e raisin g o f $ 1 1
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, S ix teen m em b ers a tte n d e d th e | M r. an d Mrs. A dolph S u n d ru d at j S ervices each night a t 7:30. T he J 000,000 to be used to provide some
P a tro n iz e o u r A d v e rtise rs!
1 m eet.
W illam ina.
Ic-'m n aien closes S u n d ay , J u n e 15.
I th in g fo r the bovs when not on duty.
Y am h'll co u n ty is called unon to raise
$1500 an d o u r eo u n tv has at the
p resen t tim e over 400 bovs in the
service. O u r p o rt’on o f this am ount
fo r ’I’e co u n tv is $150.
W illam in a’s d riv e will s ta rt next
Mrs. D oroth y T h om pson, lib ra ria n and tim eless, sw ift in th e re a d in g i
week an d be p rep ared to g re e t the
a t th e local lib ra ry , su b m its a b rie f and lin g e rin g lo n g in th e m em ory.
so licito r who calls on you w ith youi
review of one o f th e la te p o p u lar
The sto ry is laid in C hina d u rin g '
co n ’rih u t'o n . We d o n ’t w ant any giv­
novels to be had in th e W illam in a th e Ja p a n e s e invasion o f 1937. T h e I
ing u n til it h u rts now, h u t rem em ber
lib ra ry :
we m ay have to give until it hurts
fam ily is W hite R ussian, ex-big, e x ­
N ina F ed o ro v a, a u th o r o f “ T he g re a t, ex -p ro sp ero u s, an d w ith all '
if this w a r keens up an d we becom e
F am ily ,” w as b o rn in s o u th e rn R u s­ th e v ital, h e a rt-w a rm in g q u a lities I
involved in a fig h tin g wav.
sia. She stu d ied a t th e U n iv e rsity of th e n a tio n a lity im plies.
M avor S h e tte rly will sh o rtly a n ­
P e tro g ra d ju s t b e fo re th e rev o lu tio n .
nounce a com m ittee of local c itizen “
T h ere a re five o f th e m : G ran n y , |
who v ill form the C om m unity De­
In th e storm d ay s o f 1919 she ¡M o th e r an d th e ch ild ren o f th e th ird I
fense C om m ittee am i this com m ittee
and h er fam ily w ere sw ep t eastw ard ' g e n e ra tio n , P e te r, L ida an d D ina '
will he a p e rm a n e n t one to conduct
an d becam e p a rt o f th e exile m ove­ who is only eig h t. T hey tr y to m ake
all w ar and d efen se efforts on th e
m ent w hich d rifte d acro ss S ib eria ¡en d s m eet by ru n n in g a b o ard in g i
p a rt o f th e citizen s o f w est Yamhill
into M anchuria a n d th e n c e to C hina. house. A nd th e y open th e ir doors—
county.
H er band located a t H arb in w h ere and th e ir h e a rts — to th e stra n g e st
she m et and m a rrie d a n o th e r R u s­ co llect’on o f h o a rd e rs ev er g ath ered
O P E N H O U SE SA TU RDA Y
sian exile, a b rillia n t p ro fe sso r of I u n d e r one ro o f. The re a d e r m eets a
law. D riven fro m H a rb in by th e J a p ­ B essarab ian fo rtu n e -te lle r, an E ng
A fte r sev eral w eeks of extensive
anese th e y se ttled in T ie n tsin , only lishw om an who has ta k e n to th e b o t­
rem o d elin g and ren o v atin g , the Lu
to have th e invasion e n g u lf them tle. a R ussian sc ie n tist tu rn e d id e a l­
th e r H yder B uilding Supply & A p­
once m ore.
ist to save th e w orld, a social clim b ­
pliances sto re will he form ally o p en ­
In 1938 N ina F e d o ro v a, h e r h u s­ er, a titled lad y whose love a f f a ir
ed S a tu rd a y . J u n e 7. Mr. H vder cor
band and th e ir twA so n s cam e to is th e talk an d w o n d er o f English
dially in v ites the public to an open
A m erica and began life an ew in th e sp eak in g C hin a, an A m erica dough-1
lo u s e all d ay S a tu rd a y w here new
sm all u n iv ersity to w n o f E u g en e. boy and his m istress, th re e R ussian
m erchandise will be on display and
O regon, w here th ey a re in th e p ro ­ n u n s and a collection o f hissin g and
d e m o n stra te d
cess of becom ing citizen s. A lthough booing Ja p a n e se .
T he new sto re will c a rry L eonard
she has w ritte n sto rie s an d a rtic le s
The fam ily ta tk e s them all in and
re f rig e r a to rs . E sta te electric ranges,
in E nglish fo r n e w sp ap ers in C hin a. gives fre e ly o f its a ffe c tio n an d co m ­
Easy an d F a irb a n k s w ashers. RCA-
“ The F a m ily ” is N ina F ed o ro v a's passion. A nd as th e fam ily w idens
V ictor radios and a com plete line of
firs t novel.
its circle, sh a rin g new ex p erien ces
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building m aterials.
rich in h u m o r an d fe elin g , alw ay s j
T he sto re is located aero-», the
“ T he F am ily ” is o n e o f th o se placing a high value on h u m an dig-
-tre e t fio m th e W illam ina R ebekah
ra re books th a t a re g ay an d tra g ic
(C o n tin u e d on P ag e 6 )
hall.
M
rs .
FIRE ON TUESDAY
WAR IS DECLARED COMMENCEMENT
ON EARWIGS HERE EXERCISES FOR 35
FRIDAY EVENING
UNITED SERVICE
ORGANIZATION IS
FORMED LOCALLY
WHS SENIORS TO
GIVE CLASS PLAY
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