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News from Mid - Valley District Communities for Statesman Readers
nc OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon,
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Amity
AMITY. Nor. 1 A. J. Sharf
of MeMlnnville was a basinets
caller In Amity Tuesday morn
Ins. Mrs. C. A. Fuller of Klamath
Falls li guest at the home of
Mrs. Walter Dickey this week.
She has. risked many of j her
friends also.
Mr. aad Mrs. S. G. Willett and
daughter Patricia of Portland,
were guests of the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Craven.
Mrs. Lizzie Winters of .New
berg, left Tuesday for her home
after Tislting her niece, Laura
Judy, since Friday. j
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dunn of
Camas. Wash., spent the week
end risking a j number of their
friends in Amity.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry" Slagle of
Ashland rial ted at the home of
his sister. Mrs. L. G. Richardson,
Sunday. .. 1 ' j
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patty of
Dufur, j are spending this week
lilting the William Patty fam
ily. Mrs. Bertha Munkers gare a
luncheon Thursday afternoon for
Mre. George Alderman, Clara
McKee, Mrs. Jim Booth, Mattie
Hess and Mrs. C. G. Mack.
The Rebecca lodge- Is planning
for "Guest Night" on Xoven&er
18.
Mrs. E. T. Baker moved her
family to their new borne In Mc
Minnvllle. Satnrday.x The house
they vacated Is now occupied by
the Carrlck family, formerly liv
ing in the house next to the
Bank of Amity.
Mrs. Rrthur Chambers of Al
bany visited Ina Jones Thursday,
she had just returned from Port
land, where she had taken Mrs.
Hancock to the Veterans hospi
tal to visit Mr. Hancock.
Henry and William Richter
left Thursday evening for' Paci
fic City for a vacation on the
beach. M. A. Mack of Stayton,
is taking W. Richter's place fn
the meat market during his ab
sence. ,
Gustavo Abraham went to
Portland Thursday to attend the
-r, J. Exposition.
Fatlhand Bryan Emerson mo
tored t Vancouver, Wash., Wed
nesday to visit Howard Versteeg.
who is to leave soon for Honolu
lu.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nott. Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Randall and Mr.
and Mrs. Cola McClellin, went to
Portland Tuesday to attend the
funeral of their brother-in-law,
Ronald VMcKInsey.
Mrs. Albert Newly spent Wed
nesday In Sheridan visiting Mr.
Greene, her father.
Iwlla Stockton and Helen
Groves of Salem, motored over
with Dr. and Mrs. Lee Wood,
Sunday, to visit the Ernie Groves
home.
Albert Newby and William
R "enter, while In Portland Wed
nesday, enjoyed the stock show
and a wrestling match.
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DALLAS, Nov. 1 Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Smith of the Presby
terian church attended a meeting
of the council of religious educa
tion in Portland this week. Mrs.
Sraith will be one of the instruct
ors In the Sunday school teachers
training .class to be held here
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Fulgham
and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Plasecki
spent the week end In 1 Prestfott
with the Beldon Keller's. '
Eugene Hayter. of the Dallas
national bank, was in Portland
Thursday and attended the
Livestock show.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Starbuck.
and children, Mary. Myra- and
Thomas attended the football
game in Portland Saturday. They
were accompanied home by Miss
Edith Starbuck, who will . visit
here for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Soehren
and daughter Irene were in Sa
lem Monday evening for the con-
cert of the Russian singers, they
also attended the Salem music
chamber society Tuesday eve
ning.' Attends Stock Show
Mrs. Charles N. Bllyeu attend
ed the International stock show
Thursday where she assisted with
the tea sponsored by the Garden
clubs and roadside and highway
committee of the state federa
tion. Wednesday she attended the
-district meeting- in Eugene. Mrs.
Starbuck of Dallas, and Mrs. Iran
Martin and Mrs. Thomas McBride
of Salem accompanied her to Eu-
- gene. '
Mr. and" Mrs. Carl Williams of
Seattle were In- Dallas Sunday
for the funeral of George Rich
mond,' ancle of Mr. Williams.
Dr. and Mrs. James Hughes, of
Portland, visited In Dallas for
several days this past week.-and
attended to business matters.
Miss Irene Bradford of SalemJ
was ' the house guest of Mrs.
Maurice Dalton for several days
this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holllster
of Portland spent the week-end
with her aunt, Mrs. I. F. Toak
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Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD, Nor. 1 The
friends and relatives ot Grand
ma Brown will be grieved to
learn ot her sericus Illness. She
has been a resident of this dis
trict for many years.
r. Schwesinger has returned
home from Scobey, Mont., where
he has been working on his
ranch the greater part . of the
summer and falL
. Now we know why Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Thomas have been ao
nnffed no with pride the last
week or so. They are the proud
M-andnarenta Of . another little
Mn T-f- J. McClIntoek and
twin daughters. Gloria and Bar-
har Lee. of Weed: CaliL, are
Tislting with Mrs. Mclintock
mother. Mrs. J..J. Ackerman of
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The backbone of Germany's Na-
tional Socialist (Fascist) Party
is to be found in this powerful
group which is shown assembled
in conference as the Reichstag
reopens. The party is now the
Scotts Mills
SCOTTS MILLS. Nov. 1 F.
W. Haskins, who is employed at
Snohomish, Wash., visited his
wife, and daughter. Mrs. Otis
Shepherd and family over the
weekend. Mrs. Haskins is stay
ing with her daughter this win
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bellinger
and family visited- his mother,
Mrs. Lena Bellineer Sunday.
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, coun
ty school superintendent, visited
the Noble and Crooked Finger
school Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pounder of
Silverton. Miss Jare Hartman
and H. C. Miller, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Scott Sunday.
The revival campaign at the
Christian church is well attended
each evening.
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LIBERTY. Nov. X Mr, and
Mrs. William Zo6el and daughter
Mildred spnt the past week In
Portland as guests of their
daughters and families." They
also attended the Pacific Lire
stock shpw. -
Mrs. Anna V. Robblns is spend
ing hte week as a guest of her
brother in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Richards
motored to Portland Thursday
where they attended an election
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Mrs. Ivan Martin of Salem was
dinner guest at the O. L. Den-
cer home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Willis R. Dallas spent
Thursday in Dallas -at the meet
ing of the Polk county federation
of Rural Woman s clubs. Mrs.
Dallas went as a delegate from
the Liberty club to interest other
clubs in the prune receipt book
let which the Liberty club is put
ting out.
Ray Cleveland and Ernie Free
have returned from a trip to east
ern Oregon.
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AUMSVILLE, Nov. 1 Ralph
Waldon and C. Getchell returned
home the first of the week from
Canada, where they have been
he past three months. Mr: Wal
don has a farm in Canada and
was there taking care of the
crops. They report so much
snow they had to leave the crops
unfinished.
One of the school buses took
the football team. Coach Empey
and Prof. Mountaisa and some
other students to Brownsville
Friday afternoon where they
played, the score being 1.9-12 in
favor of Brownsville. One of the
other buses took the remaining
children home.
The grade school was enter
tained Wednesday night at the
school house with a masquerade
party, the rooms being decorated
in Halowe'en colors, the evening
oelng spent in games, wiyi re
freshments served by the older
girls, assisted by Miss Richards.
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Our prescriptions are i precisely prepared that's why "Our Pre
scription Service is the Best Service We Render.'9
J. H. Willett
OF GERMAN FASCISTS' BIG FOUR
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second most powerful faa the
house as the result of the re
cent election landslide. (Left
to right, seated at table)
Hauptmann Goehring, Fascist
member of the Reichstag from
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The Bazaar sewing club held
an all-day quilting Wednesday at
the - school house with seven
women present all day while a
few came in the afternoon to
help.
James Taylor of Portland came
Friday to visit with old friends
for a few days.
John Prospel of Shaw and Ev
erett Keizer, returned home on
Wednesday from Hood River,
where they have been employed
for three months.
Mrs. R. Johnson returned Fri
day from Iowa, where she has
been visiting relatives the past
month.
Rex Alsman has rented the
service station at Sublimity and
started to work Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Swanson are
moving their household goods
from Stayton to the M. Gildow
farm. Mr. Swanson has been
here the past year running a
feed store.
Donker Bros, are building a
big barn on their farm 1 mile
west of town on the Turner
Aumsville road.
Senior and junior classes held
a masquerade party at the school
house Friday night, the evening
being spent In games with re
freshments serred at a late hour.
Carl and Ralph Clark of
Brooks, came Friday to attend
the football game at Brownsville
and Tlsit here with old friends.
Carl and Ralph were students
here last year.
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Central Howell
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CENTRAL HOWELL, Not. 1
Rev.' and Mrs. William" Kaufman
returned from Kansas the first
of the week- They found the
weather pleasant but cold and
for that reason they shortened
their stay to two weeks instead
of a month as they had Intended.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dougherty
of Brownsville visited their son-
in-law, and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. VClarenee Simmons, this
week.
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Jefferson
JEFFERSON, Nov. 1 Mr. and
Mrs. August Kroschel arrived
Thursday from Eugene for a
visit with their mother, Mrs.
Rose Buchanan.
Rer. F. W. Oliver and daught
er, Mrs. Chas. Atkin, and two
daughters, Juanita and Wanda
of Portland, made a brief -visit
at the Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Ol
lver tiome Friday afternoon as
they were enroute to Albany to
visit other relatives.
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Jefferson ,
JEFFERSON, Not. 1 Mrs.
Josephine and Lydia -Hoyt were
business visitors in Salem Tues
day.
Gilbert Spraatg returned from
Hood River Wednesday, where
he. has been employed in the ap
ple orchards.
Consult
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your
sician
When you are ill or in need of medical at
tention. He will make a s dentiric analysis
Capital Driig
405 State
Berlin; Dr. Frick, et Thurinffia,
latter republic; Adolf Hitler,
leader of the German Fascists,
and Hauptmann Strasser, lead
er of the storm troops ot Berlin.
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SWEGLE, Not. 1 The many
friends and neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs Carl Hoffman surprised
them with a belling on their re
turn from a honeymoon at Sandy,
Oregon. A delicious lunch of ice
cream and cake was served and
cards furnished the entertain
ment. ' Thirty-five guests were
present.
Swingle school had the largest
attendance on record present at
their Hallowe'en entertainment
Friday evening. The children
put on some clever sketches and
song. A pumpkin scene by the
primary grade, a duet by Aileen
Arenson and Mildred Brittell, a
song and dance by Carol Schaf
fer and Miss Siebens little sister
were especially good. After the
play refreshments were sold A
sideshow fish pond and fortune
teller furnished much amuse
ment. The proceeds, $31.00 will
be used towards paying for the
school piano.
Mrs. John Whitehead has fin
ished taking the school cenus. We
enrolled 9, a gain ot 15 over last
year. - .
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PLEASANT VIEW. Not. 1
Mrs. Frank Cook spent the week
end - at Lebanon Tislting her
nieces, Mrs. John Ray and Mrs.
George Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shiling and
son Gene and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Jarmen, were at Molalla the lat
ter part of the week Tislting rel
atives.
Ed. Shilling is on the eick list
this week with neurities.
Mrs. Eula Hannies, who was
quite sick for a few days was be
ing cared for at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Ed. Shiling. She
Is now much better and returned
to her home in the Cloverdale
district.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shanks of
Salem visited at the Frank Cook
home Sunday afternoon.
The Plasant View W. C. T. TJ.
will meet with Mrs. Walter Mill
er November 5.
Four families have moved Into
our neighborhood and erected
three new cabins on the Beards-
ley farm, the men folks are em
ployed In cutting wood for Mr,
Beard sley.
and prescribe what is need
ed for you. His orders will
be carefully and correctly
filled by us. .
Painstaking, thorough
work, with meticulous at
tention to every smallest
detail, ensures your j get
ting what the doctor order-'-
ed.
Store
Only the Best'
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Waldo Itfclls
WALDO HILLS; Not. 1 Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kgan and son.
Ralph attended the program glT
Mt TTal fl.Mii mViaaI ViHil.i
at Hazel Green school Friday
erenlng. Ralph la
a member ot
furnished mu-
the orchestra that
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Karl Haberly has been ill for
a week and on consulting his doe
tor finds he has the latest thing.
In "flu." He is recovering nicely.
Mr. aad Mrs. Edson Comstoek
and daughter Janet, attended a
Hallowe'en dinner-; at the Dr. A.
J. MeCaanel home in SUrei-ton
Friday evening. Later Janet was
a guest at a big party given by
Weston Smith. j
The Sllverton-Stayton road is
again partly closed. The south
approach to Drift Creek bridge
was a temporary j one and the
bridge cannot be used now as a
permanent approach is being
made. A longer detour will soon
be in use as the top of the Sebo
hill is to be" cut down. Traffic
OTer th ebrldge was stopped
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Merlin Prather of the Ev
ergreen greenhouse entertained a
large number of friends at her
home Wednesday honoring her
sister, Mrs. Lou Hatteberg. The
rooms were lovely with autumn
leaves and flowers and the time
was spent In a social way. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Ole Overlund of the Ev
ergreen district is in the Imman
uel hospital in Portland. Reports
from her bedside are not very en
couraging. Her daughter Hilda,
is a student nurse at the hospital
and Mr. Overland goes in to see
his wife three or four times a
week. ,
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TURNER. Nov. 1 Mrs. L. J.
Rowley has purchased a lot and
is arranging to have a home built
for herself and son Paul.
Mrs. F. C. Delzell is glad to be
at home after spending nearly
two months with relatives and
friends in Missouri.
D. B. Parks returned from
Portland Friday.
The community club will hpld
their second meeting of the fall
season Monday evening, Novem
ber 10. at the high school audi
torium. New officers will be
elected and a good program Is
being prepared, all are cordially
and here
is the
difference
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5.50x19 $12'55
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Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Farris
hare for their house guests this
week. their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Lareta Farris and two chil
dren of Wrenn, Ore.
Mr. . and Mrs. F. C. Gunning
returned Thursday erenlng after
an absence ot two months, spent
in the east and California.
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Talbot en
tertained Tuesday for Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Mills of Eugene.
Mrs. Cornelius Darts and Miss
Mary Davey were guests the first
of the week of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph McCloud of Independence.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. McCloud
are cousins.
J. M. Bones has the contract
for the improvement work that
is required on the rifle range
which Is located north of town on
the Dr. Carlton Smith farm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Prather and
young son spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Prather's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hutchens of
near McMinnville. A party of
20 relatives were present for a
dinner served in honor of Mr.
Hutchens' birthday.
It was found more gravelling
was necessary at the south end
of the new bridge by the O. P.
Givens' place, so the road was
closed Friday, after a truck was
stuck in a mud hole Thursday
night.
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Independence
INDEPENDENCE. Nov. 1
Mrs. Delia Butler who has been
touring In the foreign countries
for the last three months has ar
rived in Portland, and will return
to her home here in a few days.
The Needlecraft of the Presby
terian church are making plans
to hold a bazaar In the near fu
ture. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Beal of
Portland are spending a few days
visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. W. F. Burch returned
home this week from a month's
trip in the east. She visited her
old home in Tennessee and, also
Tisited with relatives in Oklaho
ma. Mrs. Charlie Kurrie is in Port
land caring for her mother, Mrs.
M. J. Bullock who is seriously
ill.
Mrs. Marie Kullander is spend
ing a week in Vernonla, Tislting
with a son and daughter In that
place.
Mrs.. W. D. Wiley and Mrs.
Hart spent the day Thursday in
Salem.
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Macleay
MACLEAY, Not. 1 Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Wilson have their tele
phone Installed in their home.
The Four M. club et Macleay
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bartels the first Wednesday in
November.
The Macleay grange is plan
ning on giving their annual har
vest home meeting November 7.
Each member Is asked to bring
the best article produced this
year.
Milton Kephart Is on his way
to California with a carload of
cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Beers of
Woodburn and Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ris, were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Martin
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chamberlain
and sons Verne and Benny, who
at one time lfved in the Macleay
district, were the guests ot Mr.
and Mrs. Harry E. Martin Thurs
day afternoon. Verne is a great
sportsman, so he spent most ot
his time hunting.
James Alberts the rural mail
carrier for route 5 is back again
on his job after several days' ab
sence. The farmers are very glad to
see it rain again, as it is just'
what they need so they can be
gin to plow.
Paul Young Is hauling straw"
on the W. I. Staley farm to be
put under the cherry trees. He
has found this very productive to
the trees.
John McKenzIe is having the
county road. w"hich begins at the
end of the W. I. Staley ranch to
the end of the Fred Shuts farm,
replaced with travel. There are
several trucks hauling the gravel
from Salem.
Harry E. Martin and Marvin A.
Wells have purchased several
tons of carrots from Labish.
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OAK GROVE. Nov. 1 A very
entertaining Hallowe'en program
was given Thursday afternoqn
at the school house by the school
children. The room was decor
ated with the Hallowe'en motif
and some new safety posters
that were made by the pupils.
Kenneth Vaughn is able to be
about on crutches now. Kenneth
had his leg broken some time
ago while playing in the play
shed at school.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Fawk en
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The new Heary Duty AB-Wcathcr (pictured abore) and the
new Heary Duty Pathfinder (priced at the left) are the cen
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tertained the young . friends of
their daughter Maxlne, at a Jolly
Hallowe'en party Friday even- .
lng. Hallowe'en stunts prevailed
and after several hours of games
a delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Peterson and - daughter
Miss Laura.', of Independence, '
Tisited school Friday afternoon.
Laura received her, third year
club pin from her former teach
er and club leader, Mrs. Bool.
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Clear Lake
CLEAR LAKE. Nov. 1 Mr.
and Mrs, .Roy Smith made a bus
iness trip to Portland Thursday.
Lights have been -installed in
the clnb room ot the church. H.
R. Scheurman and Andrew Ol
son did the work Thursday, in
order to have 'the lights avail
able for- the Friday night "get
together supper.'
Mrs. Bill Dormaa -who was
suddenly" taken ill on Sunday,
was taken to the Salem General
hospital where she was operated
on for apendicitis Sunday night.
Miss Esther Schlag who und
erwent a major operation two
weeks acgo. is (till at the hos
pital, but (is reported as recover
ing satisfactorily.
C. A. Baker and Miss Pearl
Baker motored to Otis Sunday
to spend the day and also to
bring Mrs. Baker hiine. Mrs. Ba
ker had been visiting, her par
ents, Mr. -and Mrs. McMillan, for
a week. Mr. Mcillllan accompan
ied them back and -he and Mr.
Baker have spent part of the
week in Portland attending; the
International Stock Show. ' ,
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