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TLg STATZSIIAN. Calcru Or -en. Sunday ircrr.lrr, NoYeaber2jg
Orchard Heights
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Nor. 29
Mr. and Mr. J. W. Edrar were
host ThanksjiTlnr day to Mr,1
; and Mrs. L. it. Mooney, tneit;
. Binm.ii hh teryi Lewu ana ssr.
' and Mrs.. Zach. Eaklas. Both lira.
llooney and Mrt Eskins . are
danshters At the Edgars. Mr. and
. Mrs. .Eaklns returned to their
home In Portland Thursday ere
Vnlaff but the Mooneye will remain
until Sunday. . ,
'Miss Dorothy Logan has cone
- to Portland where she wUl nter
i the Behnke-Walker, business col
leg-e. - She will make her home
with her cousin. Miss.. Edith
- StarbUClt, ' ' .
. Miss ;. Ethel .' McDowell i w h o
teaches the three " lower , grades
In the Pratum school spent the
Thanksgirlog season with her
Eareats, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mc
Dowell. ' - ."
- Mrs. Ammon'Grice will enter a
Ealem hospital Sunday where she
will undergo a major operation..
Mrs. Marion Putnam - of Salem
Is the. guest of Mr. and . Mrs. M.
A. Schneller.' Mrs,. Pratum . and
Mrs. Schneller are sisters. .' , r.
Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Anderson
were hosts Thanksgiving day at
: dinner at which all members of
the family were present.' Corers
V were laid "for Mr. and Mrs. Phil
ip Sitner and son - Philip 'Junior;
-Mr. and Mrs. W. I Robins and
son Leo; Mr. and Mrs. Albert An
derson; Lloyd .Anderson Clyde
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Anderson. - ; . -, : ,.
- Mr. and -Mrs Ralph. Wilson are
the parents of a U. pound on.
Ralph 1 Alfred, born : Friday, No
ember 8. at a Salem hospital.
This Js the first ' child and also
the first grandchild of Mr. and
- Mrs. J. W. Simmons. Mrs.' Wilson
was formerly Miss Erma Sim
mons. i..::;:-vv".;:
( North Howen j
' fcORTH Not. t9.M
MrayCharitonvBump of Portland
who has - been risking relaitres
In the - community for. the ..past
week returned to her home last
Monday evening. .
Mr. Bump . drove up from Port
land Monday and, accompanied
her home. - ' ; ; - .
They, with Mrs Elvira Bump'
and Mrs. Ruth Jefferson were
dinner guests Monday at the M.
. R. Asplnwall home near Salem.
Edwin Coomler. Raymond
Paulson, Delroy Fluke andAlan
Wiesner were among the com
pany I boys of the 112nd regi-
'"' to Llcicnits
1. The cooling system at
the ear eboald be thorough
ly cleansed and tightened
before mm antt-freene Is pat
in. This should extend to
the tighteming of hose eon
sections, gaskets, expansion
plates, pamp packing and.
grease cape. An .inspection'
of the radiator to asanre
against leaks Is essential. -
2. The battery should be
strong enongh to turn a cold
motor ' and ndJasUnente to ,
the generator are often nee
esary-to maintain the bat
.tery strength. '
.,' S. Brakes should be prop
erly adjusted and equalised
to prevent skidding wet
Streets and icy. roads. , --
4. General. orerhaaling of
the . engine,'- with readjust
ment of the carburetor,
proper spacing of : spark
plug . points and an inspec
tion of the entire electrical
system la worthwhile. . '
- 5. "Worn tires, especially
where the rubber has worn'
to the fabric,.' should be re
placed, as a good tread on
the tire la an important fac
tor in safety.'' --;
ment, whoTwent to Portland last
Friday evealag and -took part in
the parade incidental to the dee
oration of battleships.
Miss Bertha Wiesner of Port
land Is spending the- Thanksgiv
ing week at her homo here.
Thanksglrlng day was quietly
observed in this community with
many- family, dinners being the
general rule. -
- Guests at the Wm. Oddle home
that day were Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Waltman and daughter - Loretta
and Gilbert and Harley Oddle. '
Dinner guests at the G. L. Vin
ton home were Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Waltman and Mr. and lira. James
Rlckard and children. . . f r
,Mr and i MrX.B: 'Wlesner
hid as their guests ' for .dinner, :
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Coomler, Mr.
and. Mrs.. S. C. Rlckard, Beftha
Wiesner, - John and Lois Coom
ler, Clarence, Doris. Glen and Al
ice Rlckard. " . '
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stevens had
Thanksgiving dinner at the
home .; of : their . daughter. Mrs.
Ward Manning at Gervais and at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Beer, dinner, guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. L.- R. Sawyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur DIckman, Don and
Eva Sawyer and. Brack DIckman,
all of Sllverton.
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EUNGWOOD, r Nor. 2f -The
Thanksgiving dinner guests . ef
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Flack were
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Clarka,-Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Russell, Miss Dor
is Clarke and Robert Clarke, all
of Salem; Mr. and Mrs.' "L. OJ
Smith of Lebanon. - :
Mr. and Mrs; R- A. Blevlns en
tertained ' at dinner Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Koyes of Sa
lem." -f- '
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Everton of
Tillamook ' were Thanksgiving
day visitors '. at ' the Gerald C.
Larkln ' home. - , , ,
.-" Samuel Applestone of Seattle
was a. recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs.' SV A. LaRaut. . ..- V i
, -Mr. and Mrs.. Theodore .'Bern-
ard'and Carl Eernard, wera d!a-
aer guests Thursday el Mr. ana
Mrs, A. L. McCarty ta Calem.
Mrs. MeCarty Is Mr. Bernard's
only 'daughter, - .
V Tollowing the recent' death
and burial of her husband, Mrs.i
Marr Lister with her mother,
Mrs. Miller, went to Portland.
where ther wCl be for awhile
with Mrs. Lister a' son. Lftddaa
Lister. 1 ? - - :' r
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lynch-ate
Thanksgiving dinner with the J.
R. " Chapman family at their
home, "Twin Oaks? on tho Or
chard Heights road. - i -
Miss Beulah Bailey of Salem,
was r the. house guest for seerral
days" this week of her aunt, Mrs.
Glenn L. Adams. '
- Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Lynch were Mr. and Mrs.
M. M. . Mackey of Portland and
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Tbe premlnm casollng that carries
non-premium price. It Iclsrlcates vital
motor parts provides more power
colored blue for positive lficnlill
catlon. These progressive dealers
carry Western Super Gasoline .
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Liberty and Broadway '
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AURORA. Nor. itUrn, Chas.
Becke, Mrs. Aurella Powers, Mrs.
Lorn rrbsland, Walter Grim 'and
Robert Power were guests at a
Thanksgiving dinner at the home
ef Mrs.. Edgar Pierce In Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. B. 1. Stoner .and
family spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Stonera mother, Mrs. C. A.
Striekland, in Portland. --
Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Glesy and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bunt
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hunt of Broadacres were
entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. v wuiiam Kraus on
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bloom ; of
swegje.
ThankstiTlns; ' -' "' -" : 1 '
1 A family dinner WIS anjoyea
at the W. O. Letsoa bom Thurs
day. - - ; , ' ;.
TtVcvf-rinr rffimsr was en
joyed at the homo of Mr.'and Mrs.
George Tergen by the assembled
family." Mr. and aura. iay er
ren and children. Mr. - and Mrs.
John Klster- and Mr. and -Mrs.
George Tergen being seaieo..,
Mr. : and Mrs. Andrew . Miller
v.. K.n nA to Seattle by the
serious illness of an aunt. Their
small son, Charles, is staying
with hi grandparents,' Mr. and
Mrs. George i Miller. daring; the
absence of his parents. ;
Mr. and Mrs. George Gooding
tub in.,. wltli tTiMr son Wil-
jUams family on Thanksgiving. .
Mr. and Mrs. ' J. W. Sadler
were' guests of their daugnter.
Peggy. 1 Portland oa ThanksglT-
lng day. ' V- ! . - 1
. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goocing -terUlned
tho WUJJsa ; Xjfkey
family at dinner Thanksgiving
day. - " . ' . .
-The famUy of "JL;
George Khlen , assembled at tne
pYrental homo, for Thanksglrlni
dinner. Those 4 composing - this
family party were: Harry Ehlen
and Rose Ehlen of Portland. Carl
Ehlen, George Ehlen, Jr., Fred
die Ehlen, Mr. i and Mrs. Albert
Ehlen and daughters, Isetta and
Helen, and Mr.iand Mrs. George
Ehlen, Sr. ;." ,' ,V x:
A family dinner was enjoyed
at the home of Mr. and "Mrs. A.
W. Kraus on Thanksgiving ; by a
Those present were: Mr. Kraus's
mother, Mrs. George Kraus, Miss
Orletta , KTSUS. MISS , ueorga
Kraus,1 Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus
and sons, John Jr., and George,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kraus and
children, Betty, Stephen. Ruth
and Billy, and Mrs. J. S. Cooper
of Portland.
Mrs. E. E. Bradtl and Mrs. Del
Clarke, who. are twin sisters, en
tertained at a Thanksgiving fam
ily' dinner at the home of Mrs.
Clarke 'in' Canby. Those present
at this . holiday gathering were:
Mrs- Martha Knight, who Is Mrs.
Bradtl's and Mrs. Clark's moth
er; Miss Josle Knight, Mr. and
Mrsv Arthur Knight and daugh
tef, Maxlne Elliott, Mr. and Mrs.
George Francis and three chil
dren of 'Portland, Rudy Pellatz.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Clarke and son
Arthur, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Bradtl and daughter, Martha
Frances. - -l
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