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The OSSGOTT CTAlXSMAiygsiga. Ortgea, frrfeay gofcrc; Aprti 18, 1933
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GROWERS ELECT
H. S. Butz to Head Coopera
tive Association Dur
ing Year
DALLAS, April 17. Members
of the Tolk. County Cooperative
Prune Grewer9 association Held
their annual meeting in Dallas
Monday.
Officers and directors elected
for the year Are: H. S. Butz, pres
ident; Glen SeHaven, vice presi
dent; E. J. Himes, secretary
treasurer; LTW. Plunnner, T. J.
Alsip, L. Ov Miller, G. A. Scbroe
der, and Otto gkerates, directors.
George Cnrtig is manager at the
association.
The association has 5 grower
members repreentlng 1067 acres.
About three-fifths -of the crop has
been cold, with approximately
75.000 pounds still unsold.
SCIinS MILLS HAS
MR GUESTS
SCOTTS MILLS, April 17. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Manegre and two
children of St. Paul visited Mrs.
Manegeres brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. tad Mrs. Lonie Schaechar
Sunday.
John Green who is attending O.
S. C. at CorvaHis visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Geren
over the weekend.
Mrs. Jean Adams of Portland is
j visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S.
fvorb and family.
Miss Doris Hogg, a student at
e.nts, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Billinger
and family of Salem visited his
mother Sunday, and looking after
his farm interest.
Mrs. Tony Miller and two sons
of Mt Angel visited her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Dejardin over the week
end. Marion Groshong aad Clayton
Thomas went to Eastern Oregon
near Union where they are em
ployed on a large ranch.
John Helvey. Jr., who has been
a patient at the Silverton hospi
tal for gome time has returned
home.
Quell Shepherd arrived home
Sunday from Los Angeles, Calif..
iMng called here by the death of
liU mother, Mrs. Nora Shepherd.
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham
ol Tacoma, Washington, and Mr.
Fred Kascfanitsky of Portland, via
ited H. E. Clough and sister. Mrs.
Walter Shutt of Noble Monday.
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GERVAIS, April 17. Council
man W. F. Gill, N. L Morrison,
F. W. Sturges and the city mar
shal, Fred Daley, of Sck were in
Gervais Sunday looking over the
water plant.
Scle is planning on putting in a
new water system and is visiting
eereral plants of the same Size
while working on their plans.
They said that the plant at Ger
vais was the best and moet eco
nomically operated of any they
had visited.
Mrs. H. Gregg
Dies in South
TURNER, April 17 Old
friends of Dr. and Mrs. H. Gregg
were saddened Monday to receive
the sad news of the death of Mrs.
Gregg at her home in California.
Dr. and Mrs. Gregg made their
home in Turner ten years ago and
made many friends during their
stay of a few years.
GRANGE MEETS TONIGHT
SILVERTON, April 17. The
Bilverton Hills Community Farm
ers grange will hold its regular
meeting at the community hall
Friday eveninft bf this week. At
this time the North Howell grange
will pat on the third and fourth
degree.
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William L. Brady, Jr. (left), eagle Boy Scout of Atlanta, Ga being
congratulated by Senator Waiter F. George, ef Georgia, after the
bey's visit with President Herbert Hoover. Brady-is making m
ton f Eastern -vniveraes, spealda; for lh Boy Scouts erganii.
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GERVAIS. April 17. The sen
ior class of the Gervais high school
had their annual "Finak" day
Wednesday. They left early in
the morning accompanied by two
of the teachers. Miss Hermann
and Mr. Stewart, for Silver Creek
Falls, where they spent the day
picnicking. They stopped at
Woodburn on the way home and
witnessed a baseball game be
tween Woodburn- high and Salem
high schools.
The ctvtcs class visited the state
institutions at Salem last Friday
afternoon as a part of their class
work. Miss Hermann, the teach
es, chaperoned the gronp.
Silverton Hills
To Stage Comedy
At Central Howell
SILVERTON, April 17 The
Silverton Hills community club is
taking Its play, "The Adventures
of Grandpa" to Central Howell
on Saturday evening of this week.
The play is a s-act comedy and
lasts for a period of two hours.
Last Saturday the play was given
very successfully in the Silverton
Hills community hall. On the
evening of April 24th it will be
given in the Brush Creek district
to replace 'Cyclone Sally" which
was scheduled for a return en
gagement which had to be can
ANOTHER BIG 35c
SPECIAL IfJ
POMEROY & KEENE'S
MAMMOTH 35TH ANNIVERSARY
OF HIGH GRADE JEWELRY
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With $55.00 tUsgs mt $275
S3 Jdie niee hesel rinss, solid cold donnU
lacs, Cameos, Tojazr Amethy Jade or Ttmiwolse,
svreaar5X0 Talac, ttfj oae nt the W Sale price
of 4273 then tiie yti cicic of ne 14 cf 1C3
Rings etmsislln? of rewpslracied: Knbies, smd
sorted atooes itfc toU tooWtnzs, values to $1S.C9
f or only 55 centi.
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY ONLY
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celled because of illness fa the
Hillman family.
The cast of characters in "The
Adventures ef Grandpa", include:
Monte Ray, grandpa's grandson,
Virgil Tschantz; Tod Hunter, a
young dancing master, Lawrence
Carpenter; Officer McConnack.
"who seen his duty and done It,"
V. L. Larson; Lucy Hunter, our
little wife, Dorothy Neal; Mrs.
Pansy Hopscotch, fair, fat and
forty, Josephine Sunde; Marie
Rebeu, a girl from Paris, Eunice
Maulding; Kloomy, li days from
Copenhagen over, Thelma Sunde.
The play is being directed by
Mrs. John Tschatns and Mrs.
Lawson Hadley.
I CLUB IS
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MARION, April 17 Miss
CheBlah. Lake, teacher of the
North Santlam school entertained
the Marlon Community club . at
their meeting Tuesday evening
with a program of "Darkle" num-:
bars participated In by members
of her school. The program was:
very much enjoyed by those pres
ent and a vote of thanka was
tendered Miss Lake in apprecia
tion. The inviting of surrounding
communities to participate in our
meetings Is a step in the right
direction aad should bo continued
as It helps to build up a -better
understanding and friendship
with out neighbors which Is vno
of the purposes of our dob. '
Special for
Friday, April 18
$15 BOTES
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SHinUES IE
BEING
CENTRAL IIO WELL, April IT.
Johnny Steiner, who with his
strawberry planter, has been J
busy for some weeks In this neigh
borhood, Is still busy in adjoining
communities, waiter Haverson
Is helping plant ind furnishing a
team to haal the planter.
Aileen Tweed who Is taking
nurse's training at St. Yincent's
hospital in Portland, ts planning
to spend Easter 1 her home In
this community.
John steelhaamer. r wbe
suffered a relapse after having
the influenta, is convalescing
slowly, being still confined to his
bed part of the time.
Norman weinbarger of Port
land, who has been a guest ol
his sister. Mrs. A. A. HalL tor a
few days, returned to Portland
Monday.
Mrs. John Tweed is Installing
two new' electric brooders for her
little thickens.
Or. A. W. Simmons is. having a
new well drilled on the. Shannon
farm. During the dry season the
last year the two old wells on the
place hardly supplied sufficient
water for the livestock.
MARION PEOPLE
GUESTS AT TURfJER
MARION. Anril 17 Marion
the Turner Community club's
meeting th .Turner "Monday eve
ning and all enjoyed the program
whtth was presented. '
Turner has n very much aJJte
cluh and the people Of that eom-
munlty show their enthusiasm cor
PLANTED
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MAY QUEEN
Ethel Ban, Mne-eyed end Monde,
was chosen Queen of the Hay ol
Ashland College by Urn student
body. The notable part ef the se
lection was the fact .that Hiss
Bawm is a native of Ashland, Ohio.
This is tke first time tha$ a heme
town, girl has beer picked fee tke
ooronaaoa.
their clubs welfare by supporting
their meetings with a packed
house.
If there is a civic community
enterprise wortn while it .most
assuredly is the community elub
and the Turner people are show
lag that they have "It" by their
enterprise in this direction.
. VISITS IN CORVALLIS
, GERVAIS. .April 17. , Cecil
Manning spent . the week-end, at
Corvallis. Cecil was a atodent at
Oregon State college last year.
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HOSIERY
Wondrously fine chiffon with
narrow French heel and Picot
top, or sturdy service weights
lor sports wear in beautiful new
spring shades.
RICKEY irJTETlESTED
TH CUUOE B R I M M
RICKEY, April 17 This com
munity is intensely interested in
the glider exhibition that is to
be put on Sunday by Claude A.
'Grimm as Mr. Grimm with his
parents, Mr. . and Mrs. Charles
Grimm and brother Howard
made their home here for several
years.
While here Mrs. Grimm served
several terms as president of the
Woman's club and Mr. Grimm
served en the school board.
The family were ardent com
munity workers. Riekey Is glad
i to see another one of her boys
make gooa.
Macleay Regrets
Resignation of
Mrs. Af . Af . Magee
MACLEAY, April 17 A num
ber of the Macleay people attend
ed the Rickey community club
Friday evening, April 11th and
were very sorry that Mrs. M. Ma
gee ts resigning as president of
that club ma she had made great
progress in her elnb work and
had the old as well as the young
on the dirt' rent programs. They
will all miss her very mueh.
M. F. Kepbart has disposed of
his entire dairy herd this last
week.
H. O. Taylor was a caller at the
Harry Martin home Saturday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell M. Lam
bert and son, Lawrence Lowell
were the guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mra. Earnest Roth of Pra-
ttua who are the proud parents
of a eaby' girL
Mrs. Blanche Albright who Is
the teacher of the seventh and
Charming shoes for dress or sports, in
colors which denote the very spirit ol
spring. White, eggshell, beige and
combinations of color in a wide varie
ty of patterns.
eighth grades at the Ansasvfile
school sponsored the Aoasville
pQpitsrfco live fa and around
Macleay to their homes Friday
evening as the regular school bus
was transporting the grade base
ball team to Hazel Green.
A number of people from Mac
leay and Shaw attended the base
ball game held at Anmsvtlle dia
mond between both the Anms
ville aad Hubbard girls and boys.
Mr. Emmett Mason is working
the large cherry orchard near
Macleay with a John Deere trac
tor. Anne Engbrecht was absent
from the Aumsville high school
Monday.
Mrs. Fry and hef two grand
children, Stella and James Mason
were the guests at the Martin
Nelson home Sunday.
The farmers .who hive grain
farms are rejoicing Over the rain,
which we had.
IS CURED
FDH 10 CHITS
TrTiy Suffer With CotBs-Pft
Dime Pain Stops And
Out Comes Corn .
BESTJLTS GUARANTEED
NEWEST, BEST REMEDY
No talky doughnot pads et
borningadde get aa envelope of
O-Joy Cora Wafers for a dime
Hun as paper press one en the
corn 'with finger aad ft sticks
there, Shoes dent hart. Fain is
gone immediately. Dance if you
erish, no bother, fan or danger
Later, in the bat, eat comes core,
callous, roots and alL Like acagie.
Everyone Is goto wfla -ever O
Joys. Broadway was overjoyed;
rou will be, too. Six O-Joy Wafers
for a dime at druggists.
Adv.
BAGS
Tapestry, Tweed and
Leather Bags.
New9 smart and pric
ed within reason
Lowell at. L.MW4 fc.
working tor Oscar Chapman.
Mr. and Mra. Jaeh TTn t
of Portland visited with Mr. sad
Mrs. Feter engbrecht Monday.
These New Salts
Are Wonderful
That's Just What She Said
Just What He Said
AND A BULLION FAT
FOLKS CAN'T BE WRONG
When yoa take vitalising Knu
chen Salts for a few days that old
Indolent arm-chair feeling deserts
you h doesnt matter how fat yon -are
the urge for activity has got
yon-end you're stepping lively.
And best ef all you like this ac
tivity yoa walk a couple nf mites
and enjoy ft yea thought you'd
never dance again bet yoa find
you're getting as spry as ever
the eld tingling active feeling
reaches even your feet.
Kruschea is a combkution ef the
six salts Nature has already pat
into your body to keep yea alive
if it were net for these vital salts
you eooM not live.
Why not try one 86 cent bottle
of these rejuvenating salts a bot
tle lasts 4 weeks and one bottle ts '
enough to prove to yoa that Krns
chen will make yea feel younger
spryer more energetic yoe'D en
joy life-re very minute ef it.
As one stoat woman wrote:
"Kruschen Salts are worth their
weight in gold to me."
A half teaspooaf ul in a gust of
hot water every morning is all ,
yon need to keep healthy keep
your stomach, liver, bowels and
kidneys in splendid condition
free , your system from harmful
toxins and adds.
Parry's Drag Store sells lots ol
Kruschen Salts so do good drug
gists' everywhere. Adv.