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About The Turner tribune. (Turner, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1931)
/ THE TURNER TRIBUNE Mr*. Pearl Given purchased some Brasier Small came from Salem Mon Mrs. Cora Soott, Mrs Millie Muu nice baby chicks from the Salem Pet- day evening to the home o( his parents, dinger of Salem ; Mr. and Mrs. A L. land this week. Mr and Mrs !. H. Small, to see visiting Bones, Mrs. China Bones nud Mr. aud Mr». V M. Bones of Turner motored relatives. Riches Confectionery fo r quality to Kugvue Friday evening to attend candies. Mr and Mrs. Hale Micky are visitors th s graduation of Miss Haxel Itones. a t t h e J . J . Mickey home Mr. Micky Mina Bones will not leave Kugene un- Mr- and Mrs. La Rue Stevenson and has just finished a most successful year ill the 12 th of Ju n e. a>r. and Mrs. White, who have spent some time at the U. S. Talbot, home here I " * ch,n* in Cw,lr* re «on* H ‘ 0 — Dr. W . M liaoC luer, paator of the R««** City ch u rch , Portland, delivered one of the Isst Baccalauréat» sermons logue and prices now read y . S a l e m 's at the Christian chureh Sunday even N ext Wedueeday th e \V. C\ T. I . is P e tla n d , S a le m , O re g o n . P h o n e 6 5 6 . ing, that the people of Turner have invited to meet with Mrs. Poarcy in had the prlvllbige of hearing for some Week end guests here were the Mis Salem for the flower mission day. All time. ses Hazel and Sy^le r « t z and Helen m em beraare urged to attend left Sunday for Washington- Riches Confectionery Husky H ig ra d e B a b y C h ick s , c a t a candies. Marchner, t Ted » Matchner Richen all of Portland. and Ray for quality Mrs Pat Blesslngtun and daughter May me A lbs'w ere Memorial Day vis itors here. — 41 — - • Mr and Mrs K W Kmprv moved to Bethel Friday where Mr Kmpey has Mm Georgia ChefTIgiia entertained with a shower for Miss Virgoliti Jo h n son, bride vleet, on Tuesday afternoon, with the following gin s i s present, the Misses V ligene Joh n son , Tessi» Cupp, Ms hie Hall Lenta and V lrgle Byadiry, aeoeptetl the prluelpalship of the school Helen McCollough, Mrs F.d lligM s-rg er, Mm. Dormiiu, Mra Begbuiuer, Kv- erett K alter, Way in* 4(ausoni, Hurley Mra. B .rg lia n ier and her m other, Hcott, Jo h n Haere, Joh n Pro»pul aud Mr». Nora Pound cnme from Munhi the hostess Mrs C hitting» field for a visit Friday, Mrs. Pound O' —« left on Monday for Portland. Those from here who Mlteniled M Mis s», K. Means with Mrs Richards ritortisi Day service* at the tu rn er and daughter«, tile Misses Crmv and oemelery were, Mia. Tlllle W right, Jessie and Firner Itlcliard« e|s*nl ! MI»« Addi» (tails-. Mra. Johnson, Mis. Handay at silv er Creek. J . K. Wilcox snd soli H ot, Mi. and TURNER Mias Ada Thom as o f Portland, has Mrs H. C . Porter, Mr. and Mrs. C. D Mrs Hernia McClane and children of Boone.¡Leatrr Kill«, Weas d u f f in g * been here visiting feiends. Stic is the Jefferson are vlsitldg her |>arv«it«. Mr nud son*. A. 0 . Baker and wife of Portland stop house guest of Mrs. Wees Smith- Miss N o r th B ou n d and Mm H W MeNeuI, who live north | ped here for a short time Sunday on Thomas, whose father wa*S- P. utalion No. 34, due 4:36 a. in., regular stop. of town. On Tuesday she »|>ciit I he agent here for over 40 years, w as the Word was rreh-ved here I bat Kmesl their way home from Albany. S o u t h B ou nd first white child boru in Turner. F o . 5, due II US a. m., stop* on flag day with Mm W B Powell. They were Porter died ut Anchorage Alu-ku Muy I f you are intending to install a for passenger* whose destination U a neighbors nt Beuua Vista several years 27 and was burli d ihere on Memorial ago. water system see H. P. Jensen about i Summer Fountain Specials, drink» Day H * was born Ju>l -ouili of \unis regular or fiag «top for the train. prices first. He can get you any of and dishes, at Riebe» Confectionery. ville Ah years ago. lie went to Alaska No. 33, due |U .’0 p. in . regillar*>lop Mr*. Jiw le Kill* moved her bouse about thirty year* sgo Su rv iv in g rei- three makes of pumps. No. ! 6 . north bound due 5:36 a. in. holdgood* to Ha lem the Inst of the m|,Ve* reside« Ida wlf» Viola and eh|h|. Mrs. Bertha Carlson arrived here F ri aud No, 6 north bound due 6:17 p. in. Miss Elizabeth Cornelius was here day from Sacremeto, Calif., for a ten week. Hhe and her two daughter. ! ran Billy and Komi« of A n c h o r a g e are will atop to detratu passengers coining from Portland Suturday renewing old day viait here at the Hans Jensen home C h o Aid Addle have spent the p * « t ln v» brother*, ( b a i l . * , . f - u o t m i ; from south of Kugene. acquaintances. nine m outh« In Sal. m where tlu- ( H *rry *„.1 Roy id Aumavtlh -, Ho>d of and with her son Harve Carlson and No. 15 ¡south tMiund. will stop on girl* attended High Hclned. Bend and Glenn of ealeni; one uiu-le wife at Aumsville She will return to hag for passengers for (mints south of Miss Erma Riches, an employee of i Sacremento the last of the we'k. Ileum porter, Aumsville. one mini, Kugyne via Cascade Line. the Portland postoffice is here for a Mr. and Mr* W U. Powell and ton \|ra. H.C Von H ehr.n, Salem ; and a short visit with ber sisters. Miss Alice Eldon and duughier Flor. nru motored I nUmber of cousin* at Aum-vllW Mr. L . T. Bryant came up ftmn Notici 01 Annual Schotl Meeting Riches and Mrs. Knight and other rela to Providence in Linn county 3unday - .« Lebanon last Monday to spend a few tives. days with the Gunnings while his with Mr. and Mrs. Christy Johnson. ' T h e A m u *v ille sch o o ls o|„.e,| Notice ia hereby given to the legal granddaughter Mra. Marie (Durfee) They attende.! the Joah P ow .il reunion F rid a y U ss Might Cl D «ss night was held voters of School D istrict No. 7V, o f ! , . Word has been recieved here that the • there. Mi. Pawell is a dependent of j Leighton is here. She and her little I I’uesday May 26 and the fol'owing Marion County, State of Oregon, thui Senior Mr Harris and wife had arrived ) that hardy old Curcuit Rider, who hel| Ooinrnenee D'-nl p ' o . - a m sou are returning with him to attend w«s | eut safely at Oxford, Idaho, where they w ill: the Annual School Meeting o f .«h i »4 to make early Oregon history. on r hur.il • y. the 2 8 ' h: the »trawlierry festival in Lebanon on D istrict will be held at T u rner; to be visit for some time a xong relatives. the 5th and 6 th. Hat a piece of the gin at the hour of 1 JM) o'clock p. m. ) hugb shorten *e for us. Processional ......................................... Mrs. Stephen A. Stone FO R R E N T — Pasture for cattle. S I 50 on the third Monday of Ju n e, being ----- o----- On Wings of Song ...............................................(¿iris Glee Club the 15th day of Ju n e, A. D. 11*31. per head per month. One mile from Mr and Mr* J C Morris entertained Salutatory Rose Harley This meeting is called for the pur- Marion. Oscar Bouck, Turner, Route 1 with a family dinner Sunday, when they Vocal Solo Owen Martin |x«w of ‘electing one Direotor to serve The Misses Fay and Erma Barber had with them their chilnren and their Accomj anied by I>ois Plumber three years and one Clerk to aerve one were here recently to see their parents , families, twenty five in number. Cov- | Address, “ Rabbit Trat ka“ ...............................Dean Roy Hewitt ( year and to pass on a special Budget Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Barber, who live ers were placed for Mr and Mrs H R .... > > .. Wi lamette University r of 1150.00 to purchase tionks hi com south of Turner. trucker and three children, Mrs Flor pliance with the Fre«*Text Book Law. EveningDusk is F a llin g ....................................... Senior Quartet ence Stockman all of Portland; Mr ana Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kingsbury of Eu Dated this 4th day of Ju n e, 1031. L Zuber. M. Rauscher. O. Tripp. W. Getchell H N Hunsaker and four children of Sal gene spent several days here with Mr. A ttest: Valedictory B v i < ’«>rser em; > r and Mrs Ted Whitehead and two and Mrs. P. E. Thomason at their farm W. T. R iches l '. K. Denyer Spring So n g ....................................................... Mrs. Englund children, Mr and Mrs Wm Morris and home in the Grawford district. The lad D istrict Clerk Chai riunii ‘Board Accompanied by Mrs. Stone the hosts Mr and Mrs Morris. ies are sisters. of Directors Presentation of Class ......... T. C. Mountain, Principal Ruth Rawlings, w ho spent the past winter with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Msyro McKinney, has gone to Portland be with her parents for the summer. Presentation of Diplomas, Hoyt Cupp, Chairman of Board Farewell Class S o n g ....................................................Class of Til Compose I by Helen Zuber Recessional .............................................. Mrs. Stephen A. Stone Members of the Turner Dramatic Club W ^ V A W i ’ i W / r W A * ^ W * W » lth friends pieniced on Mill Creek Tuesday evening T h e y all enjoyed a , wennie and marshmellow roast. Visitors I PAINTING invited were Mr. and Mrs. Joe M cKin ney and Archie Rankin. Members pres New sun caps 50c, visors 15c and 25c; ent were the Misses* Mable Tucker, He|- goggles 25c, 50c and 75c at Prather’s j en Peetr. and Gladys Given, Cicil .Mar Drug Store. tin, Vernon Coates, Herbert Briggs, Iv School closed in the Crawford district an and Maxwell McKay, r.n May 25. Miss Helen McCollough . f Aumsville, who has been the teacher. Mr and Mr" 1 H SraaM « W « * ■ will teach the Evergreen Hchool near vi.it from her sisters. Mrs. Emma C ole, Silverton in the fall, ------o------ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Small and daughters were here from Trinadad. to see her father J . E. Whitehead wife. They were here for Memorial and (Sunday. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN S E R V I C E ■ «------ 5 BY DAY OR CONTRACT i Estimates Furnished ^ U. S. Talbot Torner AUMSVILLE K M K eith has gone to Veneta to ' of C<K>uille a nd Mrs Helmkm and dau- take up his duties us H P Agent. ghter of Baodon, over the week end. two Mrs. Helmkin's son Ralph and wife also Alice Jen w n and Mrs. Rob Colvin Cal, stopped for a hort time on thier way are working in a cannery io Malern. and home from a visit in Washington. It Day was his first visit here in twenty years Mr and Mrs. W in. P lek cllh av e rnov- and he noted many change about town. ed from Hhaw lo M arshfield. Bald Tires Are Dangerous N o t h i n g c * r .t r ib utes to so m;ir y V A V .V .'.V A V / A W K in d er W aveH 50e Reducing Treatments $5.00 per month Permanent Waving $4 to $7 $ 5.65 F A C IA L and S C A L P $ 4.75 All Work Guaranteed Over Steusloff Market Salem, Oregon Phone 1486 Turner, Ore. W M a r c e l and worn tires. ingly low prices. A V W BEAUTY MAIO SHOPPE accid en ts as »moot!», W h y e n tru st your lift to l aid t.rca when you c a n rep*:' e th -m w ith K e !!y L o tt a M iles at these am az Bros. Mrs. K iii D is Hinipwn arid brother Wm. Udell were here from A m ily for Memorial Day. TREATMENTS V .'.V .’ .V .'.V .V .V A V .V / J - W ,