The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 13, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTfea OItEGON STATCSSlANi Sftfen; Orrfrn Wcgnesday Morula. Atty&t 13. 1930 t 5 i r r- Bressler Begins Peach HareCrop Is Good; Swimming Principal Amuse mcnt for Karipn Affair Held Saturday MAEION, Ang. The Marl. ba .Comnwnitr- Picnic held at the Stephens Grove - 'Satnraay after noon ana evening .proved a very oafsvahle ootinr tar the members of the commas',? who attended. awimainr 'and -various tmue xaents were tadalgod! ta oatil sun par tine when,-ajiAhandaace ox good things W eat were produced tram ther plenln baskets and every one fell to with, a relish to satisfy the panrj of hsaer. - . Miss Clandian Roland who is employed In the state anto depart ment at Salem -a twine for as over the weekend v.toit. Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller were Sunday dinner gneste at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. . Roland. Mist Alma Barber was home from Salem Satardsy for s visit with her parent, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Barber. Mrs. Joe Spalding and chil dren of Salem la visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.JL, Olsen, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haach had a ery enjoyable visit from Mr. and Mrs. Max Schult of Salem, Sunday. nop liners Made Ready ' o Ml miS HIS 1 TO ROBERTS. Aorast It I. P. feressler is- starting to harvest his early Crawford peaches.-He mass splendid crop of peaches this year and has bees selling those of the earlier -varieties to r several weeks. George Higglna and W. C. Pet tyjohn are working on the hop drietsypn the JTphs J. Roberta farm getting them ready for hop drying season. Mr. and Mrs. A. Semler and Miss Melbs Davenport of Port land were Sunday visitors at the S. C. Davenport home. Mrs. C w. Brown west Satar- dajr to Neskowia and Is spending the week there with her ion, Lbs Is Brown. . Visit Silver Falls Mrs. Forest Edwards, .Mrs. Dock Jnagwlrth and son and Mrs. Cecil Kernes and son went Thursday to Silver Palis camp to visit Mrs. William Porter. Mrs, J. L. Oliver snd family of Polk county visited Mr. snd Mrs. J. P. Blankenship " Sunday. Mrs. Oliver Is Mrs. Blankenshlp's ' sister. Mr. snd Mrs. Albert Blanken- shlp and little son spent Sunday at Detroit, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb bt Sioux City, Iowa, were guests with Mrs. Alios Coolidge Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice and enu- dren Dorothy and Roy went Sun- if B E. MIIJL CITY. Aug. It. E. Glenn who baa maintained dairy in Mill City during the past year has .sold the entire outfit to Carl Jordan of Lyons. The new owner has. milk rostes at present- In Uahama, Lyons, Crabtree and Freres lumber camps. The new owner plans on putting the dairy which be has lust acquired on a standard basis. The cows will be inspect ed for tuberculosis and abortion Mr. Glenn has not announced what his future plans are. He .has been a resident of Mill City for a n amber ef years. Waconda Folks Have Fun When Picnic is Held WACONDA, Aug. 12 Mr. snd Mrs. Carl Brows and children ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Dunn and family of Parkersvflle spent Sunday at Wheatland where they enjoyed a basket dinner at soon. Swimming wis the diversion of the afternoon. Mrs. Roy Barker and daugh ten. Loss Mae and Jeanette have returned from a weelrs vacation at the beach. Miss Gladys Brown and Miss Stella Banyard attended the Hoi liness camp meeting at Qufnaby on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angelo of Salem were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Kuaom. Liberty day to Baxtau Oregon, to take home Walter WCns who has been Vistas; with the Bios family. Ray Jr, remained to tUit Is the w.-s. wuns heme this week . Mrs. Paulins Mtusv eld friend el -Mrs. Alice. CoolMga Is tasking est extended 'vtsit wUh her. She came Wednesday from Dallas. Mrs. PriscHU Jullen and Mtss Bjrn Hobbs of Portland visited r. snd Mrs. Roy JUce nd family Sunday. . I Mrs. T. W. Lens, who spent part of the . weak , with . her daughter, Mrs. Charles Leeper has gone to home si Betmls ton, Oregon. Mrs. HoUor Tl" Mrs. Flora Honey, Is speadlsg the week with her slaterr Mrs. Alice Coolidge. "Short t" Rteteen I building his honse. Ha hss the walls US' and is ready to baud the root FI TIME IS HID S LIBERTY. August 12.' Miss Peart Scott is 111 with a cold at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Scott. Steve Crockett of poruana was the guest of his mother, Mrs. W. D. Olden this week. Mr. snd Mrs. W. Foster and children. Felix, Roy and Pauline, Mr. B. Foster, and Mr. J. Patter- eew and daahter, Jerry Jo, are spending the weekend at the coast. Mm Sons Visits Miss Mildred Suran of Port land Is spending the week at ''Summit Home", the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. u. uuen. Mr. snd Mrs. A. J. McCormlck of Boise. Idsho, and son, Robert, were guests at the C. W. Stacey hems last week. The McCormiek's were for years neighbors and friends of Mrs. Stacey in Idaho. Lee Ohmart Progresses Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Liberty, will be glad to bear that their son Lee was getting aiong as well as csn he expected at last report. Lee was operated on Fri day morning for a double mas toid. W. D. Olden and W. R. Dallas returned Thursday evening from Marion lake and vicinity where they spent ereral days fishing. Both report a good time and that the fishing was splendid. .They each brought home a nice string of trout. Dale Dasch, who was accom panied by Lowell Wright and Howard King of Salem, returned Thursday from a nelghl day fish ing trip spent Is the lake coun try around Mt. Jefferson. MTDDLE GROVE, Aug. 12. The Intermediate and - Junior leagues of Christian Endeavor attended the rally- of the Marlon county C. E. union which was held at Hagera Grove August 10. They spent a very enjoy able evening swimming and play ing games. After dinner they sat around s huge fire on the banks of the creek snd sever' of the leaguers gave stunts. The Mlddto Grove leagues gave "Ship' idea. ' Lois, Esther, Earl. Leo and Geneva Hammer, Harry and Katharine Scharf, Norman, Raymond, Alfred and Juanita McCalHster. Mildred Waeken, Martha Basely, Alberta Howe and Joy MeCarty were present from Middle Grove. A 150,00 airport will be ded icated September 13-14 in Du- luth, Minn. FHU. B1DTQ SBF'S Fit! Middle Grove - People Sot To See Guests Return To Santa LtarUsa MTDDLE OROVE, AtXgUSt 11 A family gathering, was held Sun day at the Frank. Sehaxt homo. t was held as a firewtn tther nr is honor of MrV ehd Mrs. Aurust scharf who have bees (visiting here fresh CeaX If onlca. Calif., tor the nast four months. The srtu . leave .for Xugsse, August 22 snd from there, will go to California. Relatives present Susasy were? sir. and , Mrs. Jshs Vam Leasest Sad children, Jess sno Dslo et Eagese, Mr. sad Mrs. Edwts Chesthsss aad son, Wayne of Sa lem. Mr. and Mrs. Frssk Crsns and children Owen. Laura and La ciUe of Dallas. Mr. snd. Mrs. .Ed ward Scparf and children Rob ert. Dorothy sod Kssstth of Gervals, Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Scharf snd daughter. Genevieve, Mr. snd Mrs. W. H. Scharf asd Children, Katherlse and Harry, Mr. Das Scharf, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartruff and Mrs. Kste Baftrutf, all. of this community. Well-Traveled Missionary is Being Feted ROSEDALE, Aug. 2. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Stanton, formerly of New Zealand, are guests of Mrs M. Cammack this week. Mr, Stantos has bees a missionary in China snd has also bees In Japan and Australia as wen as New Zealand wners so was is business. Their headquarters are st present Is California where some of tneir children era is senoot. Mr. Stanton has a splendid set of views of Japan and Korea which he showed st Marion Mon day evening. He will slso have some other meetings during the week. PARENTS GRECT FLYING ACE SSWSjBSSTSSSMSL 4" W:HS. 1 r if - t i At tho fiMisli of Caotaia Frank Hawk's flight ho was srreesod by W parent, Mr, sad Mrs. Charles M. Hawk, above. Crowds wfaicB-kad watted most of the aftornoon st tho Los Angeles strport ceteered the flier whss he srrivrd with ths east to west record. 40 LODGE MEMBERS M PIMIT till Mrs. Jessie Halt Honored; Drill Followed by Charivari WOODBURK, August 12 Mrs. Jesl HalL formerir Jessie lAilen. was surprised at her home uomnr emuc wnes s mem berr of the" Woodbura Rehekah lodge called os her. ' After drin oraclico. the Rebe- ksh -members proeeeded to the homo of Mrs. Han sad chtrtvtr- Med her. The callers were admit ted asd served ice ctrani. The lodgs members presented Mrs. Hslt with a coffeo percolator. Mr. snd Mrs. O. A. Hands hire returned from a two weeks vacation which took them from oast resorts to mountain tops. Most of the first week was enjoy ed at cities on the coast. Later Mr. and Mrs. Htnde. accompan ied by Roy O. Wolf climbed ML Hood. The. last week was spent In Hilsboro and resorts near Gas-tort. Mrs. Ruby Shourek of Fort Dodge, Indiana, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Dick ey. Mrs. Shourek has not seen her mother, Mrs Dickey, for ten years. Herbert Booth Takes Job in Yosemite Park SUMMIT HILL. August Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Booth receiv ed word from their son Herbert, Who is s civil engineer with the government, ssytng he had bees sent from Placervllle, Calif., to Yosemite park where he is chief engineer over ten miles of rosd construction. Jobs Shlfferer Jr., who has be out again and Is seen driving his ear as usual. been ill for some time, is able to acre. 60-Bushel Oat Crop Threshed SUMMIT HILU August 12 Herman Whipper snd son Carl are out with their threshing out fit and are rapidly getting the grain into bins. So far the bump er crop was threshed on the Whipper farm, the oats making 60 bushels per acre, the next in line was oats en the Norrls place which made 48 bushels per GUEST SEASON IS MATH LIBERTY, August 12 Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Holder accom panied by Mrs Kate Holder are spending the week In the moun tains. Mrs. Holder's sister, Mary Sharer, Is caring for Mrs. Hold er's green house during her ab sence. Sunday guests at the Scott homo were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mclntirs snd son, Herbert Jr., of Portland, Miss Viols Mclntire, Mrs. Albert Parker asd two chil dren, Margaret and Herbert, and their mother, Mrs. Mclntirs et SL Anthony Idaho. The Scott Snd Melstire were trieadi Is Idaho. Wkxd ss belake ' Mr. snd Mrs. Hubert Holder Snd three children. Frank, Alvin, snd Katharine sod Mrs. Kate Hol der spest Saturday snd Sunday st Delake. n Mrs, Rail of Raymond,. Wash ingtoa and three grandchildren Mildred fioalsineer of Bsymosd. Wsshtagtow, snsr Yernos snd Vi ola Williams of Portland are vis iting Mrs. Halts sea. Joe Wil liams and her brother-in-law and ! family. Ad Williams. Mr. snd Mr. W. D. Olden mad s trip te Portland; last Thursday. They were accompanied by Mrs., Olden's sOs. Etsvs Crockett ssd Miss Mildred Swss who Uve Is Portland. Bead Work Start W. W. Westenbooss, rosd so perrtsor for this district started S crew of mea to Work this week Os the Creteas snyos rosd sear the P. A. Lams1 heme. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Forester and family sad Mr. ssd Mrs. Er nest Free ssd la rally spent lus day at Cascsdts. Mrs, Biageahelmer ssd chil dren spent Sandsy with friends at Quinaby. Arthur Blngeaheimer had ths misfortune te cut his hand with an azo this week. UtST SITES ,110 FOB JESSE O ILL ROSEDALE. August 11 A. J Haldy conducted the funeral ser vices of Jesse R. Hill of Salem Tuesday morning. Interment was In the cemetery here at Rosedals. C. A. Cols was fishing at Yachats near Wall port - Friday and Saturday. Several from here - attended cimp meeting at Quinaby park Sunday afternoon. Kenneth Cole, Ray Heckart and Glenn Barnett motored to the beach st Yachats Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cubertsos mads s trip to Portland Monday, Fay 8mith Is sway on s fishing trip for s few days Mrs. Alles la working la beans near Staytosw MICKEY MOUSE "Tho. 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