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About The Turner tribune. (Turner, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1930)
B TH K TURNER TRIBUNE AUMSVILLE il CRAWFORD ■ a Mr. und Mrs. Thomas i.ittie were Mm. Tillm Wright became ill Tuesday Salem shoppers Wednesday. and it was found ur<-t**«ary to cull a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I.ittie spent Slayton physician Sunday afternoon ul the home of Mr. - O — — and Mrs. M. Musgrave near Aums- Mr. and Mra. Kil Gilbi rt, Mr. and V ,11. Mra. G«-org<- Schneider, Frunk Muuer, Mr. and Mrs. Ruymond Titus spent It. C. Hansen and Frank Schneider attended the funeral of A. Weiacn- Thanksgiving with Mrs. T itu s’ parents burg ut Woodhurn. Mr. Weiaenburg Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Richmond of Ha lived a t Shaw for a num ber of yearn lom. - -49 ---- prior to going there to muke hi* home. Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Thomason spent ■ ■■— m m F :>lt HALF— An electric plate, reason Thanksgiving with their son, Owen, und daughter, Mrs. Paul Walker, and able Inquire at thia office, family of Portland. • - 'O Dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. K. Mr. and Mrs. C.°T~ Whit«- and Mr. W arne Kmpey, Werneaday night, und Mrs. Raymond Titus attended a were Miaa lutura Ku«-nzli of Salem meeting of tin- Linn-Benton County and Hex Alaman of Sublimity. Pomona Grange held at Morning S tar . • - O - - Grange, south of Jefferson, last Sat Mr. and Mra. Stanley Keith of Salem urday. Mere visitors at th > K. ‘M. Keith home bare Sunday, Mr. Keith 1 « manager of Slayton.- Mrs. George Duncan and the Miller l)t bailment »tore in the Cap Mrs. J. I,. Pounds, who recently u n derwent operations ut the Stay ton ital City. ho%pit d, ur.* recovering rapidly. Mr. and Mra. E. Wurne Kmpey, Slavton.— Mrs. C. H. Brewer en C. M. Dregriie anil Mian Grace Rich- joyed a recent visit from her nephews arda were dinner gucata of i ’rof. and Max and Glen Brown, who are living Mra. T. C. Mountain, Tueaduy night. ut Eugene. Glen is att«-nding school « ■ t l - • — The membera of the aenior claaa of there und pluying on the football ’31 received their claaa ring» Tuea duy morning. The aeniora are Kva Comer, lioae Zub«-r, Gwen Martin, Mildred Kauacher, Klma Tyler, I.eoUt lirndley, L«-onur«l Zuber, Leonard Lee, George Towle, Jack Kcndell, Jack Kudnu, Alva Keen, Herbert What glorious adventures hoys be Amoa, I s o Suabauer, Marian Schu- t a « «n the ages of U-n ami twenty- maker, Merle Johnson, Loten Tyler have reading The Ami-ricun Boy— and W alter Gelchell. Youth’s Companion! A- if by magic, "T he Keatful Hour Inn," w,ll be this well-known magazine carries boys given by the aenior und junior class«-* to distant parts of the worlil, intro Friday evening, December 12, in the duces them to strange people, lets high achool uuditorium ul H o'clock. them «-xjw riencc queer customs and Gregory lllunt, a aelf made busi- r**vrl in the adventures of foreign neaa n u n , ia played by W alter Gctch- lands. «11; Prof. Christopher Hun, un nu- In u single issue, a hoy will battle thority on aociology, Wilbur Tripp; the froze» Northland with sl«*d and Amunda hia wife, Kva Corner; Dr. dog team, cross lndiun-haunt<-<l plains T elfair, evevorybody’a friend, la?on- in a prairie schooner, zoom over war- a n l Zuber; Moilie Thornton, a mod t o m lamia in an army plane or on ern I'andora, Ko.-<- Darley; Gertie «langerous r«»utes with n U. S. mail lloaglan, a claaa by heraelf, Opal pilot, hunt wild nnlmals in Africa T ripp; Currie Clutterton, an enour- atop th«- swaying hack of nn elephant, a n c e talker, Helen Zuber; Bob Hu ter go cruising .n a battleship, fight Arab an endurance cater, Wilfred Ditter; raiders with the Foreign Legion und l,nvinia Litnguiah, an endurance rlcep- participate in many other thrilling t r , Tiaaie Cupp; Karo, Japanese cook. experiences th at come to readers of O rpha Schellenbergcr; Uicbard fiunt- the American Boy— Youth’s Com ley, an au ru b rat, George Tow . panion. . q. It is experiences as th«-''" that On Friday night of thia week t!.«- Aumavillc high school baaketeers e n te r the league season with JefTeraon . 1 » opponents. These teams have met for the past two years and have al ways played close gumes and this yi nr promises to be no exception. C R Y S T A L G A R D E N Doth Jefferson teams are under new S A L L M . O R EGON coaches this year as is also the girls' • fl— — — team of the local school, hut the boys’ E very W e d n e?d ? y ? - f ''- t u r d i y team is being led for the third Benson Strictly O la-T im e D ancing by Coach Kmpey. Coach Mountain At 8:30, p. m. announces his starting lineup us Doris Walling and Louise Highbcrger, for- i M O D E R N D A N C E w ards; Virgie Bradley und Opal C R Y S T A L GARDEN ANNEX Tripp, ce nters; Helen Zuber and E very W e d n e s d a y an d S atu rd ay Mabel Hull, guards. Couch Kmpey Strictly M odern Music ' and D a ncing will stin t Is-onurd Lee and Merle Johnson, forwards, Leonard Zuber O n e G ate a n d O n e Price of Adm it and Edward Hankel, gunrds, and sion clitic*. you to both styles of (lancing either Alva Wcone or W alter Getchcll G ents 50c L adies 25c at center. leal G ift sharp' ii a hoy’s wits, kindle his imagi nation, strengthen his character, de velop Ids understanding of the world in which he lives ami of the people th at inhuhit it. Here, indeed, is the ideal gift for that boy in whom you un- inter« ted— that son, nephew, cousin, m ighbor, or, perhaps, th«- son of u business associate. An a t tractive gift curd bearing your name will be sent to the boy If you request it with your order. Then every time the mailman brings th«- magazine to his door, the boy wil Ithink of you ! gratefully. Subscription prices are only $2.00 l for one y« a r an«l $3.00 for three ! years. Mail your order direct to the i American Boy— Yourth’s Compaion, 550 W. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit, Mich. Servic«- on your subscription ' will start with whichever issue you I specify. l BY DAY OK CONTRACT £ Estim ates Furnished ? JV JV IA A W .W W « V W v V W W sW i •; FRESH OREGON FILBERTS For The Boy i * g i i •i 25c Riches Confectionery P • i , «• vt -m ''e East of T u rn e r on Aumsville Road •’ L ady A tte n d a n t r: ir, t \ , t'| Rank ii!d g.. i ’ln.ne IV H . O re g o n Salem, SATU RD AY SUNDAY K MAN $ •: T a n c h o n S M a r c o ’s ¡ ENGM ANTM ENT Idea A í :• -j INevv o n c i N o v e l J i O rie n ta l ö h o n :• BEAUTIES Î li S U N i l i S T i W .................................................. W W W W M W .W W A V A W i . W . ’A A ’.W .V A V .V .V / I 'e t jr P eterto n A W / . ,.V /« Y /A V .V .V .V A V ,V . V / J / A ’.V .V .W / A 'A W A P W .V / .V .'.V A V .V .W .V / A V J V A V .V W W W A V A S V W * «V A *. Ì KRUSE & RYGH E x p e r t W a tc h an d Je w e lry THE GREATEST VALUE# IN H O S I E R Y TODAY* \ GENUINE 5 Repairing N - w Jewelry M -de to O rder ! KAYSER HOSE P .icrs n. j**o:-a!¿¡e S a’em, Ore. 484 C a u rt St. l PM W iW A V V .V .V .V W .V.V.V.V.V/A'AVW VVAV ' FAMILY DANCE QUALITY CANDIES: \ «, X -R A Y C H I R O P P R A C T O F on the stage < Ï S x n i p 'e o n R e q u e s t \ HER • •! p-sr pound ^ Elsinore •: r From r Cirowar i DREAMLAND S kating A very pleasant evening was spent Toller a t the A. K. Bradley home, Novem Tt'csday, l-'iiday a n d S a tu rd a y ber 2«, when Mrs. Bradley en tertain 7 to 10 p. m. A dm ission 10c ed 4H Club members, assisted by L adies Free. S kates 25c Mrs. Chnrles Martin. The playing of games, singing of cluh songs ami re freshments were enjoyed by C har lotte Martin, Montana Wilcox, Ida and Jan e Pomeroy, Mae Lacy, Lois Turner, J e a n Keith, Virginie Swan son, Virginia and Ralph Garbo, Viola and Samuel Bradley, Doris and Dean Nicholson,Clarissa und Sum ner Clark, Dorothy, Mary, Florence, M argaret nnd Robert Lucas, Grace, Beth and Guy Ramsdell, John Snyder, Ralph —o--- Alsmun and Orval P runk; chaperones, Subscriptions Taken A. A. Niccolson, Mrs. M argaret Mar- tift, C. M. Dregnie, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. for all Magazines H. Prunk, host and hostess, Mr. nnd “— O — Mrs. A. E. Bradley. The club finished last y ear’s work 100 per cent with 48 members with Turner Oregon Mrs. Bradley as cluh leader. The club work has not started for this year hut expects to a t nn early date. Turner-: D r. S c o fie ld r « W V W W V W .V ,V W W / A V A W / W / A ,A V . W A , W A ,/ A ' l P A IN TIN G 13. S. Talbot Following north hound tra i l - st«sp to detrain passengers coining from points south of Kugciie; No. 1<>, «lue 5:40 A M.; No. 8. du<- 5:51 P.M. Office hours a t T urn r week days a r e 8 A.M. to 12 o'clock noon, and from I 00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Station is closed on Sunday and holi days. On these days passenger* can pay fare and have baggage checked on trains. ❖ O o W N come silk prices— up jumps the vclue of your hosiery buying dollar . . . Kayser's new dollar full-fashioned hose are i marvelous for that low price. In two weights F O R A L L K IN D S O F — sheer and strrni-service. In the new fall GLOVES GO TO Rill«c!’j Store shades. Every pair with the ? flattering "Slendo " Heel. Other good values in Kayser 137 R u P h C om im rcirl Street Salem. Oregon (Across the street west of Lrxhl * R’j h Rank) T h e mo«t cooip e l* lin e o f 1J ^ Mens, Boys Gloves :j ^ ;• *c u* ^ *■ W in k n it, wool n nd f u r lining* f r r w o rk , d iv*ng o r d r e s s , g!.-*ci a n d m ltt'A S . Ais» II k i n d . of M e n ’s goods, R a io to s t e!o*h:n g a n d sh o e s, u n d e r w e a r a n d socks. W e w a n t y c u r t r - d « . C o rn s in a n d see t h e m . hose at $1.25 $1.50 $1.65 ' ^ $1.95 *, «• J* *■ »* ^ 5 % | ■.Y.VAVM W AV.VW AVAV TURNE» S O U T H E R N P A C IF IC T R A IN S E R V IC E N orth P o u n d È38 No. I t . 5:06 A.M. (Stops when Ongg-d. > No. 3", 3:07 P.M. R egular stop. ) South Bound 7. 10:30 A.M (Stops wh«-n fiagg(-«| to pick un pn.^engi-rs for point* nt which this tr-i'n stops ) No. 15, 8:35 P.M. (Stops «in flag, on'v to niek up i’-isscpg,«,« fo*- point* outh of Fhig.-n’ via Cascad'* L’nr* I N«>. 31, 10-55 P.M (R eg u lar stop.! 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