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PAGE SEC The 03EC0N STATESMAN Salecu Orcgca. Thcrg!ay Ucmla?, April 3. 1933 KETZEETS BETTER ROAD 50 Men, 4 Teams Turn Out To Improve Mile and Make it Passable VALSETZ. April 2. About 50 ma and four teams of horses worked on the connty road Sun- flay between v alsets and the rar which is run by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stelzer. Several wagon loads of gravel taken from abandoned logging road beds were hauled and dump ed into the low. marshy places on the county road. All the labor was free and Mar tin Rudy supervised the entire job. Nearly a mile of road was put Into excellent condition, which. It Is hoped will stand up under trav el during rainy weather. E. E. Davis, chief engineer fr ttii Cobb & Mitchell Lumber com pany, left several days r.go for Cal ifornia and Old Mexico, where he will spend a three or four weeks' racation. Visit Their Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Za Shiere and son John, of Toledo, Ore., i ent the wdk end at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Sam Gaso. Another daughter. Miss Fern Shiere, Is at tending school here. Mrs. R. A. Elliott and daugh ter, Gertrude, spent the weekend tn Salem. They returned with Johnny Linguist In his ear. which ha been in storage at Pedee. G. T. CLUB WILL BE GUESTS APRIL 10 ROBERTS. April 2 Mrs. C. W Brown and Mrs. Carpenter will anVrtaln the 0. T. club at Mrs Carpenter's home. Anril 10. Raphael Bettineourt and Tom Bk.tincourt are clearing two acres of land in which they Intend to plant potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carter of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Will Edwards of Lincoln were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Edwards Sunday. Mrv J. B. Parker of Salem Is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. George Higgins.' Itamsden's Are Visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ramsden of Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Clymer Sunday. Mmj Elizabeth Gray of Mon mouth spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gorege Higgins. Mra. Cecil Kernes and Mrs. Format Edwards went to Browns- vi!! Wednesday to visit friends. Misi Mclba Davenport of Port lnd. spent Sunday with her par ent-,. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Daven port. There will be a potluck supper s-mvI at the community club Sat urday evening after the program Mr. and Mrs. Gust Heyden of Salem visited relatives on their fjrni here Sunday. Grubbe, Dallas, Takes Charge Oak Knoll Club DALLAS, April 2 Bernhard Grubbe of Dalla. will be In charge of the Oak Knoll golf coure beginning April 1. He has teen connected with the Soehren warehouse for the past two years. Victor Kem, formerly in charge of the golf course has accepted a po sition with the Dallas branch of the Shell Oil cofpany. "Joy GiversT Enjoy Picnic BROOKS. April 2 A picnic aad wetner roast was held In Gil bert's grove by the "Joy Givers" 8'jaday school class of the Brooks Methodist church Saturday. Mrs. William Scbaffer is teacher of this clas. Tie (roup included: Beatrice WUam. Beuiah Otto, Gladys Ep tey.' Marie Bosch. Opal Irene Schuerman, Kreta Fa Ashtanga. Patty Wilson, Duaen Sears, Gen eviete Chast'ain, Mitchel Lowery, CUfnce Wilson. Theodore Low- Scapoose Folks Visit at Amity AMITY. April 2 Prof, and Mr. A. E. Murphy spent the week-end with Mrs. Murnhv's par-its, who live at Scapoose. Helen Massey, a grade school student, has been quite ill with a severe case of tonsilltis. Mrs. James Payne is very glad to have her nrother. Mrs. Eliza bet!! Southmayd of Sheridan visit her this week. Eldoa Lattimer spent Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Lattimer. Fire Is Almost Cause of Deathl JEFFERSON, April 2 Mrs. .-Fred. Walter of Toledo was a weekend gaest of her sister-In- - law. Mrs. Estelia Alexander. The I Walters family bad the misfor tune of losing their home by fire , . Th family barely escaped la their The f amll y barely escaped their night-clothes. Flowers Cooking Matinees i 1 FumisKec! by Adams ; Florist 423 Court PARACHUTE FOR LOW JUMPS . - J ' fx ?" - 'J fZ : V"- 'Zf' W7r j$Hf The new type of parachute developed in Germany and which is admirably suited for leaps of 90 or more feet This 'chat opens Immediately after being released and has thus far proved success ful la tests. 300 AIR LETTERS WAIT "The Dalles" Mixed With Dallas, Oregon INTEREST COLLECTORS DALLAS, April 2. Air mail letters to be posted at the dedication of the air port have been coming into the Dallas chamber if commerce for the past two months, until 300 from all sections of the United States and a few for eign countries have been re ceived. The fact that all of these letters are intended for The Dalles Instead of Dallas, Indi cates how little known Ore gon geography evidently is, and also how much interest there is in the collecting of the air mail cachets. The letters are all being forwarded to The Dalles whose airport on the Wash ington side of the river will he dedicated within a short time. HAS TOXSTLITIS ATTACK PERRTDELE. April 2 Miss Alberta Hansen has been at home several days with a severe attack of tonsilitia. 136 South r SO Hives of Bees Helping to Make Good Fruit Crop ROBERTS, April 2. E. J. Fearoe moved 60 hives of bees Into Carpenter Bros. Prune and cherry orchard this week. In addition to helping the pollenixation of the fruit, the bees will be able to gather honey from the bruit blos soms and from blossoms on the river bottom lands near by. The bivee will be left there until June. Wheatland Club To Give Drama HOPEWELL, April 2 The Wheatland club will present a play at the U. B. church Satur day evening, April 5. Lunch will be sold in the basement afterwards. he New can give you these features NO NIIE . . NO TKOUBILE NO MOVING IPAimTS r THE costs less to run . bos no repair bills, and will never rusks ibe slightest sound See it demonstrated - at the Statesman CeMig laimees April 2, 3 and 4th Portland Gas & Coke Co. High Street STATE -OFFICERS tD BE Brush College Urges Full Attendance at Big Grange Meet BRUSH COLLEGE, April t All Brash College grange mem bers are being urged to attend the regular meeting at the Brush Col lege school house Friday night as election of state officers is to be held. Third and fourth degreees are also to be given to six candi dates. Officers have prepared their parts well and the work will be interesting. J. Ralph Beck, county agent, plans to be present and give a talk. The usual 6:30 o'clock sup per is to be served. HAL TESTS H T FALLS CITY. April 2 Tol lowing the regular business meet ing of the Falls City Parent Teachers association Monday ev ening, H. L. Watenpaugn Intro duced the speaker. Dr. H. R. Las lett, professor of Psychology at Oregon State college. Dr. Las lett's subject for the evening was "Mental Tests." Other numbers on tha nromtn were a piano solo, "Polish Dance" played by WiUard Hatch, and a vocal solo. "The Gypsy Love Song," sung by Ned Smith. 2 Speakers to Appear at Club Friday Night HOPEWELL, April 2 T h e Falrview community club will meet at the school house Friday, April. There will be a short pro gram and two speakers are ex pected. Lunch will be served fol lowing the program in the base ment. Brush Fire Is Cause to Alarm AMITY, April 2 Several local men were busily engaged recently fighting fire on the big hill north east of Amity. Brush and oak trees burned; the fire had threat ened several buildings. CHDSE7J nr ADDRESS ELECTROLUX Peyryidi Wcsusi m After Sctcr fay Night Swan Smash PERRYDALE, April 2t Mrs. J. A. Campbell is con fined to her home ill from the effects of their experi ence on the excursion boat, the Swan, which was hit by a freighter near St. Helena Saturday night, airs. Camp ben suffered from cold and shock. Mr. Campbell and Aladine are having severe colds as results of exposure. HIGH SCHOOL PLAY SCOTTS MILLS, April 2 The play "Aunt Julia's Pearls" put on by the high school students Fri day night in the I. O. O. F. hall was well received. Proceeds tak en in were $42. Mr. and Mrs. Thad Dwyer of Independence visited Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dixon were visitors In Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg were in Salem Tuesday aftertfoon on business. Mr. and Mrs. Louise Schaechlar visited relatives in Mt. Angel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben De Jar dine were Mt. Angel visitors Sun day. Mrs. Ted Lorenzen left Tues day morning for Portland where she will visit relatives and friends for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crites are rejoicing over the birth of a son born Friday night. Roland Removes To Salem Home JEFFERSON, April 2 Mrs. J. H. Roland moved her house hold goods to Salem Tuesday to be with her husband, who Is em ployed at the courthouse. Jeffer son is very sorry to lose this es timable family from the town. Change Is Made In Home Site JEFFERSON, April 2 - Mrs. Kate Spragg was the guest of Mrs. Edwards at Corvallls Sunday. Mr. Oakley and family have moved into the Llneback resi dence, near the school house. Phone 373 IK GOOD 1 1 mm 2 FAB SOLO WACONDA, April 2 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Eagan were week-end guests in Portland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rothchild. Charles Jackanand recently bought the Johnnie Jones place at Waconda. Another farm recently changed hands in the Jones' prop erty at Waconda Corners. George Sbippard is the present owner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goffio and Mrs. Allyn Nusom were Salem vis itors M'onday. 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