THE TURNER
LOCAL ACTIVITIES
DURING THE WEEK
wus here from Eugene. It is tho first
time the family has all been home on
Christmas day in four years.
Brief Item« Concerning the Com­
ing« and Going« of Yourself and
Your Neighbors, as Told to The
Tribune Reporters.
Dr. R. F. Pound practice limited to
removsf ef teeth, gas or local, and
dental X-ray. New location 303 First
National Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon.
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Your
News Items to This Office.
Bill Brascau o f the Music Shop in
Salem announces the opening o f u
new sheet music department, muking
a specialty o f mail orders, handling
all kinds o f sheet music. Century
Edition, etc.
TRI R U N E
Lillian E. Brownell died at the fam.
Agricultural conditions In the
Willumette valley und In fact the
Uy home at Shaw December 24. Stil­
whole state of Oregon were given
la survived by her husband, William, some good publicity in the Mountain
five children, (¡Itoli, Shaw , Mrs John Slates Power company's pug* adver
G iuc I k 'W. Sluin' Mrs A E t\ i 111» in - tiaement which appeared recently In
son, Long Beach, Cal; l)r|o l, and the Oregon Voter maguxlne. The ad
Maiirfce A of Woo,1st., k. Ill'; on. shfl
"Oregon Farmer»
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Earn 20'. More Than the U S
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Mills, Pa ; two brothers, Kdg.r |( and f|U.u uni, dgures and is quoted lu re
Mr*. Caroline Drnger has her duugli John W. Krellgh of N< w York stale, with us follow . :
Funeral services were tielil at Shaw
"The United Slut«« department of
ter, Miss Rose, who linchea music in
Decem ber 27 with R. \. W, 8 Hui
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the Portland schools, visiting tier.
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goylie officiating. The W. I Rigdon "
national average and the per capita
Mr. and Mrs* Jay Conk and daughter mortuary of Salem wau In charge and ,.Mrning> of the Oregon farmers are
Gertrude s|>viit Chi Utmrs Day lu Sal In in to« ut was Hindi In Beleresl Me* I 0Vvr f»b'. above the national average,
eui with Mr. and Mis. F' Gurti»
inorial Paik south ot Sulem.
It is a significant fact that the Pacific
the dinner, the first time they had all
been together for four year# at
Christmas aime. Miss Huxel returned
to Eugene in the evening to resume
her nurse’s training at the Christian
j Pacific hospital. She expects to grad-
* uate in June.
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Mr*. Geo. Ilrower I» quite III. sutler-
lng from a severe cold.
Dr. and Mrs. Itansom entertained
i on Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Perkins and daughters o f Lebunon,
Mrs. Susie Ransom .»nil son, Wayne,
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Roy Hatfield has purchased a radio. 1 o f Aumsville anil Mrs. Mary Owler
The John Selieifl'eri r Sr. home w as a
T. T. Palmer was presented with I o f Portland.
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a radio fo r Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Morris o f w lien sixteen or more of their child­
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Mrs. T. T. Palmer called on Mrs. the Cloverdale district spent their ren gathered there t enjoy the day.
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4Ö4 N. Liberty St.
Christmas in North Bend, Oregon,
J. E. Whitehead Sr., Monday.
Mrs. Caroline Drager entertained
with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
I. L. Robertson was here from Mil- Morris looked a fter their ranch dur- her children and grandchildren to
waukie the first o f the week.
I ing their absence.
the number o f 15 on Christmas Dev.
(¿utility lliittrri«**
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W iper spent
several days at Gardner with Mrs.
W iper’s mother.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. W agnor were
here from Seattle, Washingon, to
spend Christmas with Mrs. W agnor’s
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Haworth are | mother, Mrs. U. S. Talbot and hus­
i ¡ding Shank’s horses as they have band and Mrs. Talbot's father, A. S.
Baker. G. I. Burnett o f Salem was
traded their car olT.
also a dinner guest at the Talbot
Sam Slytcr came from Portland to , home on Christmas day.
spend Christmas with his parents, Mr.
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and Mrs. Monroe Slyter of Marion.
Denham Bros., contractors, the
past week have buili a large book­
Dr. Ransom has enjoyed very much
case at the west end o f the high
friends and relatives calling on him
school study room to take care o f
during the holidays.
the school library books. The work
A. E. Robertson and children were was done during the Christmas vaca-
dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry tlon so as not to interfere with the
Barnett on Christmas.
i school work.
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The Lawrence Edwards fam ily are
out o f quarantine a fter a seige o f
diphtheria.
$5.M K‘
Guests at the J, F Thomason boote
during the holidays were, Mr». W. T
H o I imiii and daughter Bitty I.<>u o f
Marshlhld; Mr-, Kenneth Denton and
son Kenneth Jr. of Eugene Mr
Mr*. T W.Thompson
Ferne Rosi burg
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Salem
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iLtughtei
It h* log lite li’ «! Ilm« »he I id been
Oregon
PAINTING
' alone on Chrlsmas D »y. Mr». R. J.
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Watson Joinid the congenial group,
BY D A Y OR CONTRACT
Estimates Furnished
Mr. KoMiismi and hi-sister M » A»
quilh Mr F« k it-il Mrs. Burr at the m
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back.
M\s.s Hazel Bon. s, eldest daughter
o f Mrs. J. M. Bones, was home on
Christmas day fo r the big dinner g iv ­
en at the Bones home. The whole
fam ily o f six children were seated at
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N ew Y e a r
We can't locate each one of you
To wish you New Years glory,
So here's the way we advertise
The same old happy story
A New Year bright with loyalty,
A :\ew Year gay and snappy,
New friends, old loves and all
good things
To keep the New Year Happy
Tuiner Lumber & Manufacturing Co.
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and
orchardists
who are
"This company is indeed proud o f
tlic* part it is taking in increasing
piofits for our rural customers and
and >n greatly improving working an.t
living conditions on the farm through
supplying adequate electric service at
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A ll •loin it n mis mid
Circ le To The» L«>f<
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T u r n e r C o m m u n i t y D an ce
livi*ry Saturday Nitjlil
Let’s Get the Old Communiiy Spirit. (live us your Sup|*>rt.
Beinjr your frientls to the biggest and best
O LD T IM E D A N C E
Ever held in Turner,
S atu rd ay Night, Jan. 3
Spoiccrcd by Hall Bros, and (he People of the Communiiy
Schafer. Mr and Mrs, C. A McKay
and chllilrcd. Mr. and Mrs. \Vsti r
Bone«. Arthur E d * ard. ami a<-n«. Stn- .V / W / i’ .V . V iV .V . 'iV iV / .'iV iV i’ .'iV .V V .V .V .’ .V .V r ’ iV .W .V / iV
cy and Uol»-rt, I van, Maxwell, Pom- :
«rand Robert McKay, Margaret Tuck­
er anti tl «• h«.«te, Mr. and Mrs. Milch-
A Happy and Prosperous :•
N ew Y ear for all our
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farmers
Turner
later* hoarding house for dinner thut i 1 S. Talbot
r.-nsonuble rates.
dav.
"Mountain States Power company.”
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Klamath I *
where our »pedal Ironing board la <>n
di«|i|ay
and h<- will defhonatrate it for
Charles Mote, better known to hi-
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ts go. Turner Lumber Co.
friends
here
as
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Chuck,”
a
graduate
Mr. and M^s. Paul McCormick were
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f
Turner
high
school
and
a
student
here from Portland fo r Christmas
Mr,
and
Mr«
Fred Mitchell enter­
now
at
Oregon
State
College,
is
a
with be» father, Calvin Small, also
her sister, Mrs. Ada Sparks and chil­ guest at the Earl S. Prather horn” tained with n dinner honoring her
here fo r a few days, and is helping mother. Mrs. Elizabeth McKay on her
dren.
Mr. Prather with the inventory o f
77th birthday. Besides the honor
Sumne», Clarissa
and
Frances his business and greeting hi« many
Clark spent a part o f their Christ­ friends who are glad to welcome him guest, there were present, Mrs. Rnlit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bones enjoyed
a fam ily dinner on Christmas day.
Miss Hazel, who is a student nurse,
return on their investmenL Oregon
may well be proud of her progressive
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fam ily.
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which yield their owners a substantial
building a nation wide reputation *or
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the excellence of Oregon products.
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Mrs. George Slytcr o f
Falls. Oregon, came to Marion to
G- E. Given anil daughter Gladys
spend the holidays with her parents,
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the day Christmas »1 the Jim
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Mr. and Mrs. A li* Schmidt, expecting
Mr. and Mrs. Lotos Osburn and
Colgln
farm •»•nth <f Marlon Other
to return to her home a fter New
two small daughters spent Christmas
Y ear’ s. Her sister, Anna, is planning vislturs at the faun were Li"nal C’«d-
wtih his parents n ar Scio.
on returning with her to Klamath gnn, w if.- nod «mall daug.-ter of Wash­
ington; Mr. and M rs Jam* » Given of
Mr. and Mrs. W . T. Riches were Falls.
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1 Portland.
dinner guests at the Stanley Riches
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farris and two
home Christmas day.
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chidlren and Leonard Farris o f Wren
Monday «Mill day and if the day 1»
wore guests at the parci.ta George
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bones spent
g >oil. Tuesday— Ironing day. \\ In.t
Farris home here Sunday.
Other
Chrir.m a on th. lower Columbia with
guests fo r the day were Grant Far­ a pleasure u ilh a teal Honing l««i<l.
relatives.
II ow is your ironing hoard? If ftof
ris o f Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
W. F McKinney and w ife were Briggs o f Portland, Mr. and Mrs. in goad condition eull at the E. "J
here fr i Portland and spent the day Howard Baker anil two children and Harrison General »tore In Turner,
with hL _Iricr, Mrs. Chas. Clark and Herbert Briggs o f Turner.
mas vacation with th' ¡r grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W . L. McKinney near
Salem.
coast h:u fur more electrical develop
mrnt on farms than any other section
of the United Slates. This means
that Oregon furmer» together with
their neighbors o f Washington amt
California are conducting their farm
operations on a mod« rn and efficient
business-like basis.
"In the Willamette «alley will be
found many electrical furms served
by this company—successful furms
Th<-entire communiiy was shock«d
and grieved at the sudden passing of,
Robert Given, --ge 2d, nt his father’s
| farm tw«» miles cast of Turner \V«-dues-
I day at II o’cl<H-k. lie had been in
poor licalili for some tin.« hut wus
thought to he improving and only that
morning his physician had informed
relatives that his condition wus noth
Friends and Patrons
s the wish of
THOSE
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WHO
Til AIIK
AT
B L O C H ’S G O L D E N R U L E S T O R E
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DIKEEKE.NCE
ind to la* alarm« «1 over.
S*l<m. Or.gnn.
220 N. l.iU rlj.
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Of lute Hubert had hei’ome ilispon-
dent and Wednesday morning, while
th>- family were out <*f iloors, he shot V//2/2AV22JV22.-.V22.V.V2.V/2.V.V.V...WAWAW22AW
himself with a 2J caliber rifle.
Besit« 8 his father, W. W. T. Given
he Is survived hy two sisters, Mrs.
Ruth Stephenson of Oregon City, May
Better business next
year!
The joy o f Compensa­
tion!
Our wish for you,
and yours for us,
an I a half broth« r Gerry at home, also
several utteles aod other reluilvts in
and itrottu«! Turuer.
The body is at the Weddle Funeral
Parlors h St y|nn
with funeral <—r-
viecs t<# l v h« id Friday, lie will he
laid 1« rial l.y the side of hi* mother
ami a sister in the Warren cemetary
In the Waldo Hills.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm Morris and chil­
dren motored to Bend wh«*re they
spent Chri.stams day with Mrs. Mor­
ris’ si-dor, Mrs. Ruth Ryan and fam­
ily
A happy combination!
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