WEST STill
: US GATHER
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning," December 23, 1930
PAGE NINE
CRANBERRY SUPPLY TO BE SCARCE
GRAINS TUMBLMG SILARpiY AGAIN
The West Etayton Jolly Girls
dub met with Mrs. Elsie Bone
Friday afternoon. Those present
were Velma Roys, Myrtle Itlder,
Minnie Rider. Hasel Shellenber
ger, Dorothy Johnson. Doris Slop.
Hazel Corastock. Hazel -Spies and
Hope Wilkinson. After the meet
1K the girls served refresh
ments and played games.
The West fitaytan Needle and
Thread club met at. the Wet
Staytoa- school house Friday af
ternoon. Mrs. Minnie- Dlctman is
instructor. Those present were
Neva Harms, Bessie Downer.
Grace Bates, Elda Johnson. Jo
sephine Snodery, Ima Darley.
Roberta Spoons. Fern Lewis.
Lorraine Fair. Frances Rider.
Naomi Chamberlln. Ruth Kohl.
Florence Crane, Grace Bowne,
Virginia. Darley and Dorothy
Harms. The girls axe now en
gaged In mating tea towels.
The west Stayton Handicraft
club held their weekly meetfnp
yriaay arternoon. Those present
were Harold Tegen, Northrop
Bates, 'Marvin Lacey. Tom Bowne
Donald Haakel. DonaU Spees.J
Mark Lewis, Clark Downer. Dean
Bowne,' William Shellenberger,
Texas .gnoddy. Lawrence Tigen,
-Chester' Downer. ' Clearance
Bowne, Faye Bates. Eugene Lee,
Slelvln JLache, and Gene McCI el
la n. Local leader, Elmer Asche,
president; Harold Tigen, rice
president Northrup Bates, sec
retary Marrls Laeey. ..-Meeting
raa called to order hy president.
Ron call -was responded to by all
members ut one. Mrs. L. B. Me-
Clendon, teacher of the West
tayton axhool was present. To
-cheer things up the boys sang a
song; Harold Tigen and Clear
ance Sewne have completed their
first article. Mr. Asche has en
larged his garage and turned It
lnt m work shop, Mr. McClendon
as well as the Four II boys is
-rery happy OTer baring such a
convenient place to -work. Goed
luck to all Four H members.,
aiiM mini n w
y ctiimd i win mm
uiumi uuiu iiuun
Clearing of logged-off lands
taken orer by the counties for
son-payment of taxes., has been
proposed by C. H. Gram, state la
bor commissioner, as a means of
improving the unemployment Bit
nation. Gram has proposed that the
state- take orer several tracts of
. these logged-off lands in different
parts of the state, erect barracks
- adequate to house the workers,
and then proceed te clear the
lands. The workers would re
ceive a small wage and only per
sons in need would be employed.
' " After the lands are cleared they
would be divided into 10 and 20
acre tracts and Improved by -the
erection of small "houses, barns
and other buildings necessary for
farming operations. The tracts
then wouTd be sold on the Instal
ment plan.
Gram declared that this plan
would take care of sr4arga num
ber of unemployed men. and even
tually would place the lands on
the tax rolls. He said the propo
sal also would furnish homes for
many persons who are unable to
purchase lands at the prevailing
prices.
IfflETH DM IS
T MAN'S
- Kenneth Dahl of Silverion has
been declared 'the outstanding
4-H club member In meat ani
mal production in Marlon county,
and as such Is recipient of the
Themes E. Wilson gold medal.
W. W. Fox, Marion county club
leader, has been advised by the
atate club leader's office at Cor
rallis. '
The medal Is given by Mr. Wil
son, Chicago meat packer, to the
outstanding elab member in this
division in - erery -county, and to
-the state champion goes a gold
watch. Clifford Contrad of Un
ion county Is the state -champion.
The district winner, Keith Jone3
of Washington, receires a free
-trin toChlcaro.
Dahl medal will be present
ed to .him at a public meeting
iom thne next month. - .
Dahl has an outstanding record
club worker In this county.
and was himself last year leader
lor two alnbs and is to be lead
er for a calf project this winter.
Ife was winner of the Linn tro
phy, offered for the outstanding
Jersey at the- state fair, several
yer ago. He also won miner
awards.' .
Scio Ladies
In Sewing Bee
i
SCIO. I Dec. it The Ladles
Aid society of the Baptist church
beid a sewing bee Friday after
noon at which the Ladles Aid so--ciety
of the Christian church
were guests. . . " '
- After spending most of the ar
ternoon sewing carpet rags, gifts
were distributed from the Christ
mas tree to all present.
Refreshments were served to
About 4 ladies.
The Westoles club met with
Mrs. 8. 8. McCrae Thursday af
ternoon. The kiddles were invit
ed help enjoy the Christmas
tree, which was the- principal
part of the afternoon's entertain-
xaent, : .
Mrs. Lester Qulgley was a ris
Itor. Members present were, "Mrs.
J. J. SbelUn. Mrs.- Kenneth Pur
dy. Mrs. Charles White, Mrs.
Traaen. Mrs. - HalL Mm. Thos.
Quiglev. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Io
nian. Mrs. Lyle Shelton and Mrs.
afCrae. .; " . .
The Scio P. T. A. met at the
choelhosa Thursday evening
'for their regular meeting. The
Sugar Down 1 0c Cwt.
in Portland; Eggs,
Butter, Still
' X- . -
PORTLAND. Dee. .(AP)
Wholesale butter and egg quota
tions were unchanged, market
tone firm for both and supplies
strong. Trading was active in
fresh fruits and vegetables. r .
, Christmas cranberries are go
ing to be scarce. A car!oad which
arrived from th east . Saturday
was cleaning p rapidly at 118 O
18.50 a barrel wholesale.
Wholesaler sugar price declined
10 cents a Jnrnd-edweight in Port
land tedsjr -following -announcement
of tike reduction by western
refineries.
mm prices
jump up w.m
Pre-Chrutnms demand for
turkeys made la prion for No.
1 toma e-nt "hens take a
spurt to tie ta local buying mar
kets Moaday. . This is expected
to -bring In plenty of birds . to
take eare-ef Christmas orders.
Hogs were strong Monday,
moving up Irom half to three
quarters of a cent a pound for
medium weight hogs.
Grain markets, were weak but
no change Is reported la Quota
tions. Butterfat is steady at
30c
General Markets
PQBTUtJTD. On, Xee. S3 (AP)
yroJWo ssaaaag. aet arices: batter, ex
tras S3; ataaoaxds SI: Mima firsts SO:
firrta SB. ggs: (rwi extras 20: tresh
mea
IS.
1 Fruits, Vegetables
Freak fraM oraages, aarels. packed.
fSS: jumkV a tort, S2.502.60;4
grape-rest, xiauaa, sjr; Arizona.
$3.25: limes, 6 -ox. carton. $2.50; bana
na. Se tb. -
Lemons California. 65.50Q6.75.
Cabbsre local. lle lb.
- Caenmoer ho house, $1.6001.05.
Potatoes Orecon txaehutes. $1.60; lo
cal. 616D1.2S; Ktatnata fern. $1.50: Ta
kimm, $1Q1.50 rental.
Onlonf aellinc Tr to tetailera: Ora
(Ton Sa. Irs4a. tOr80e.
Artiehokea California, $1.251.50
doi.
8 pi Back local. T5QS5e.
Cranherriea vatera $17.50(Q18.
Hockieberriea faner. 11 12c lb.
Mclona Caaobaa. 2e lb.
Grapea emperor. 6Te lb.; Malaga.
fl.25 crate.
felorr ay. 8075e per doien.
Peppero holt gToen Tfi8c lb.
SwmI yoUtoea Coliforni. 8i4e
per lb.: oaotora $3 boabel.
Caa!ikwer Otoco. 7&e$t crate.
Boana CaiWornJa. lS20e lb.
Pea CaHfornia. 1415c ,
Oarlie new, 8 10c.
Teaastooa othoaae. $4,800 .85
eral: Galifonia. $3.SO lac. repacked;
Mexican. $4.75 : laf, ropaeked.
Dressed Poultry
rOBTI.XI. Bee. S (AP)
ITaaed poltij aeUinc .prteo to retaU
era": -twrkeya. poor Ho Rood. 25 35c;
docks. 21025c; cM. S022e lb. .
Nuts. Hay and Hops
PORTLAXD, Ore. Doe. 22 (A?)
Nut walaB, -California soar 1,
2Te: alsaoada. 14I0e; peaanU. (H
12Ha; peeaaa. 27&Oc filoerts. 18
S4e,
Hajr wkoteaalo Voyinar pricoa. do
limed Portland, oaatera OtoCdb tnno
thw. $22.S23: do Toller. $10019.50:
alfalfa. $18J0l.o0; elorer, $1: eat
bar. $1: rmw, $7S ton; Belling- prices
$1 to $2 naoro.
. Hopa l&e crop. l217e.
Portland Grain
POBTLAXD. Ore, Dec. 23 (AP)
Wbeat rotares:
, Opea -Hick Low Closo
STay SS 68 68 68
Dee. 65 65 6 68
Caafc- market: wheat : big Bead blne
ttem .70; soft wkita. weatera white. 66;
hard winter, northern apring, weatera
red .SS.
Oata: Ko. 2 S lb. white 24. SO.
Cora: No. 2 E. T. shipment 29.50.
ilillmn: standard 1T.50.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Or, Deo. 22 (AP)
Cattle 1056. olros TO; steers and she
stock look atoadr. Bteere 600 B00 lbs
oood $8.60S.Ow; aaodiasa 7.SO 08.50.
Rteei 90OU100 lbs, aood 8.5009.00.
Mediant 7.50 S.50; common 6.25
T.5. Steers llO0-l00 lbs, good 8.25
l 8.75; saodiBsa V. 50 (S 8.25; keif era
S50-S.50 Iks. aood 7.15 7.75; asedinsa
.weT.: uiiaaaiia SjOOS.OO. Cows.
too4 S.OOa.o. uoanaoa aaa moaiaat
4.5w06.ee. Xnr -ewtter oad cvtter S.5
Balls IroarUags awladed) 5.0O
35.75; -carter, uaniiam sad Median! S.50
rS.OO. VeiVmt, milk fod. 10.000
11.O0: aaiasa 4.6(S1.: call aad
somas aa 1 JftJS; calsos 250 500 Iba,
8.0O10.0w; assaaiBa aad atedinaa 4.SO
8.00.
Hogs SOO. laeladiag $1 direct, setir
f'trm. alssxcktor Usse SOe kigksr.
(Soft or ailv bora sad roaaUng plnr
ozclodod). Ugkt Uckta 140 IbA. $8.25
at.SO. Wkt wohrkt lOO-'BU los
f 50; licbt wsixkt 1S0-200 lbs.. S.tSO
80: SBodinta wohrht tOO-220 lbs. S.25
(H9.M; saodiass weirht 920-250 lbs, 8.0O
Si; -boost wvirht 25O-290 Iba, T30
fSO0; lioaTy araigk 2O-S50 Ibs T OO
AS SO. Paakiasr sows 275-500 lbs, me
dlars aad cnod .7?T.50. Paoder aad
etorker CToJaa gooa aaa
eboW a MOS.&O.
gboep loao. -talatec dr. ......
Lnvba fSO Ibs dwa $8.504 7.00;
saediaat : aU saoirkts. cmsoa
4.0064-00; THflwi iers
1ha. saediaat ta rbotoa 2.5005.00. Kweo
0-120 Tka, awidiwwi ta rbolew Z.za W
a.OO: owos ItA-tHiM, sasaiat to caoire
1.M01.IO. as weirSta. cau aaa
saoa 1.02.0O. : .
Portland Produce
POKTLAITD. ' OrsC Dm. 22 (AP
Vila .saw jnilkt (4 wor eoot). $2,100
2.M ewt. detieoeVd Portland loss 1 per
root: trade C-Sntlk. $1.T0. Bstterfat ds
UTorad 4a Jrtlasul. SO.
PoaKrr . x-.Tarkert la.
XBerrng wxioeoV oltoo, AoaTy kens
orer 444 3Ss, IT Aloe: asodiaas kens.
S to 4H lb, lS414a: liebt bens. 10s;
spriaca. lTKlSo: Pokia dsks. 4. Iba,
aad wear. ITCtlSs; tarkeys. k'o. S, ls;
J.4.? t grUsd. fL75at.0O;
k. a. si-ueio.
main -part -of he-iregram was a
two aet play, Christmaa at rin
nlrena. aV glren-by Mr. Cald-welVs-rom.
, M.
Other Btambers rere: Ladles
trio BXts ot St. "XUry's aad a
piano solomuaio Omx by Glor
ia lxng. L afaort 4tualnaas meet
ing; -was theld at the close ot the
program. : , - - .. - .'
Salem
filarkets
Grade B raw 4 ntlk.
deliTered ta Saleaa, 92.10
to f23 cwt.
nutterfat at tarm2-29c
Saleaa 80c
ratm aits tsobtajsxes
rvw asid Co growers by Saleaa bayen.
December 22.
Appiea. taacy.
Uediassa
Anitas
tr. a. Wo. i
C 8. Ko. s
Potatoes ,
U. -8. X. 2
Sqaasb. par lb.
t'aKbaro
W-!aeb
CeUry, per asm.
B
XOSTA27XS
T8
-SO
-SO
02
T5
Toastaklaa
Taralps. par das. baaeaaa
Boots, par ds. boacaoa .
Carrotts. par da. bomrbos
Kosisaoa. par as. aoeo
Gross oatoos. ar ds. baackos
.26
.25
.25
Botatt Trieoa. Dae. 22. ltSO
Calf saeal. 25 tt.. . 1.S4-1.SS
Seratek. toa 35.0O -ta 41.ee
Cora, whole, toa SASS to 41.0O
Cracked aad groand. taw $.e-4a.0
MH1 raw. toa oa
Bran, toa , ,
Egg Bsask. swt. 1.85 to S.Tt
ZOOS
Ssyiag Prleos, Dos. 22. Its
Irtiwa , ,. , , .. , " !
Staadarda ' . , ;
kfodhuas IS
'"TTX.TET
Bariaa PrUas. Doa. It. 1930
Soot . ivi Aa
S7
.St
Broilers, oelorod
HeoTioa. hens
bled, bens
Uckt kens
""StrVeys. Ko. 1 tosss
Tarkeys. Ko. li kens
Tarksra. o. Ts
Jl$1
2
OBA2H AJTD HAT
Baying Priesa. Doa. 22, l$S
Wheat, woatora rod . S4
-Soft wkitw ST
Eartoy. toa 21X0 to 2S.0O
Oats. gray. bo. . . , H
Wkita. W 2
Ray: 'baring pricoa
Oats and retch, tea 11.00-12.06
Closer 1 1.00-12.4
Alfalfa. Taller, second csttiag r7.50
Esatera Oreroa .,. ..22.40
Hommoa 15ie
Oil
pzppBaitTsri
.1.20
HOPS
.16
Toa a-rado .
wAxwrrra
Vortk Padfto Bat Orswsrt Assa. Prloos
franqnetto
No Railing Power is
Seen in Grains;
Surplus Big"
. . ' . " - ;
CHICAGO. Dec . (AP
Jolted by an lramenaa . reported
wheat aurplus la Argentina aad
proapeetira hug enlargement of
wheat seeding la Russia. moat
grains -tumbled sharply today. In
creased visible supplies of Cora
gato . additional unsteadiaeas to
the eora market. Praetleally bo
rallying -power dereloped. and the
Urerpool wheat market tell to the
bottom-most point reached since
1SS5. 'With corn la Chicago the
lowest this season.
Wheat- closed irregular, from
the same as Slturday-to a setback
of;2tt cents. Corn closed heary.
2 to 1" cenU down, oats to
1 cent off:
MzrketsReact
To Advances of
Week Now Gone
NEW YORK. Dee. .12 (AP)
Bloat aft -the. financial -markets re-
Btaadard
Baft -sholl
2T
Iargs
Xa
Stsadard
J$
J6
a
Psaey
bargo.
trtolirai 4 la 6-Bonad bormt
Xoats
Ugkt asabor kalsos
HalrM sad pieces
J1
pauxxa
.44
jod
es4
.02 V to
so-ss
35-40
40-42
42-45
4S-60
Bsyiag Pxtoas. Doa. 22. 1$S6
Tskmbs, P . 65 to .t6
Hogs. 44-246 lb, . 5
Hoc. 206 Iba ap - T
Staora ? iwv-s oe
Cows SftOAOO
Hoifosa i .00-6.50
Pi eased asl
Dressed bogs
Oooraa .
Uodiam
06-.P2
11-1$
WOOX.
Psaey
.22
Old
Kid
BCOHAXB
.14
.16
-1$
-22
acted todayv ; ': J ' '
The decline la stocks, although
broad and largo enough to eras
half ot last week's gains, was to
bars been expected la Tiew o the
Tlolent rally last week, for obrt
ously the short Interest was sub
stantially reduced daring the re
bound that started on December
17. thus diminishing potential
support.
Reports that federal resenre
banking authorities war to make
credit still easier earlr next year
lacked confirmation. - -
BDi'S
PU
SE
PISS TO RAISE
INDEPENDENCE. Dee. ' t
fourteea purebred Duroe Jersey
barrows were purchased, by mem
bers of Smith Hughes depart
ment this past weeavJohm Dick
inson. George Oentemaa, Del hart
Haeaer, J. JD. Morrow and Hugh
Hanna are the purchasers. This
is a eooperatlTe purchas and
the boys plan to feed the pigs
out uniformly and market to
gether. The pigs .ar eight weeks old
aad - come from the herd of Rich
ard Carter of Newberg. member
tof Oregon's ' champion, . judging
team. .
Norblad is Not
To Hang Shingle
In City He Says
-
Statement that he would aot
locate in Salem after his term
as gorernor is completed, was
mad Monday to the chamber of
commerce by Governor Al W. Nor-
tdad. It has leen known for
some time that the gorernor was
considering opening a law preo
ptic here. He did vtot state where
her. would resume his profession-
is! -work but it is understood he
will return to Astoria wbere ne
has many valuable business con
tacts. Gorernor Norblad told the
chamber that were It not for his
business ties, no city in Oregon
would be more appealing as a
place for his family 'and himself
o reside than Salem.
Radio
Programs
Taosdsy. paesaiber tS -
BBX 1166 SU. PorUaadl
6:45 Fans f lathes.
T:0O Wkita Wisard.
T MS-MorsJag1 Sersmada sad aswa.
T:45 Pamily Altar bear.
6:15 Orgaa caacaK. BBS.
6: Oloa Eaton, toner. KBS.
:15 VoigkborlT Chats, JTBS.
:45 "9-.AS Bijocial.'
10:00 Chot Catkora, baritoae. KQS.
10:15 Bobert Hoaaoa. teaor. KBS.
16:60 Radio Boy Prienda. MBS.
11:00 - Meadow Larks orchestra. BBS.
11:45 Tha Professor. . .
12:60 Weather aad news balletia.
12 .-06 Happy Bear Girls' arabsatra.
1:65 Botxy Aadorsoa. soprano. BBS.
1:15 DesvaU lee tars. NBA.
1:45 Boa 'a Bbytks Boon.
2:15 Miaiatara atatisao. NBS.
2-.30 Orgaa aad boritoas, BBS.
6:15 STaaicat Kaekstosrs. BBS.
SrSO Kowa. VBS.
S:aS Tea Tisao-Tsloa. BBS.
4rtQ . sfstedtaas. BBS.
5:O0 fiiloat.
6:06 Soag Bxckaaga. KBS.
6:00 CaUolis Troth Barietr. leetara.
:S Ooaeort Zaassibla. KBS.
6:0 .Wrastliac boots. BBS. '
16:80 BHs of Qanaoay. KBS.
11:00 Via .Veyera orskcatza. BBS.
15:00-3:00 BosaOara.
2:45 Caskoa slnV.
6:15- Kowspapor.
4:45 Serspsook at Iks As.
6:15 Klddlsa slab.
6:45 CBS prs grass.
66 IU ad Ooldoa Draaats.
6:0 Cnaosrt trio.
T:00 CBS. Jea aad TL ' f ...
T:15 Acre of dissasads.
T: SO CBS. Paraaonat PabllS hear.
H0 Ugkl at Scarist.
6:45 Aady aad VirgiaU.
S.-oO Slaaabor Boat.
. 6:60 Plgbts.
16:90 Twiaa
16:45 Jack aa JUT. - '
11:15 DLB8. Val Vslests's rckettra.
12 -l :00 Bsrry-Gs-Round.
BMW 424 WU. Partland
J45 DoroOoaal oerriso.
T:0e Orgaa.
T:S0 Start ot tka Day. NEC.
S:tM Breakfast lak.
' S:B0 VBO.
w:l& Mtt tko Polks. BBC.
:30 Cookiar school.
16:00 Color Haisaoay balk. KBP.
10:60 Uscoalao of tka -air. BBC.
1 1 :45 Joaaetts Craatar.
12:00 Drake ercheetra. XBC.
12:30 Orgaa aaa-piaao.
1 :00 Town .actor.
2 :0O Matinee -tissa. SBC
S :00 Ocgsa.
8rl5 meet aad Cold Boom, HBO.
2 :$0 Tib U seers.
4:$0--Pb11 Cook. BBO '
4:43 C1ketr Clack.
S:00 BrasiUsn-Asserlcaa. 6TBC
S : Betsy Boss. . .
. S :45 News serrieo.
4:0O NBC.
T:30 Botfe's- daaeo o rckettra. NB0.
6:00 bfasis 'bos, NBC. .
8:60 Abm Aady. KBC.
6:45 Smiles. XBC.
6:00 Frolic, BBC.
6:86 Memory Laae. BBC.
10:00 K QUO pre erase.
16:60 Family albaav.
11:00-120 Jokaaoa'e arekostra.
BI 646 XU. Partlaad" '
:00 KOIN'a clock.
T:00 Noeelty daa.
T:S0 Early Brrda,
6:00 Polly aad PsaL
6 :00 Merrymakers.
6:0 BlyBS. Paaaialna Fsaeles.
10 :00 Melidians.
11:04 laternatioaal kttcben.
12:00 Orchestra,
1 :00 Hostess of tka Air.
2:30 Hawaiian entertainers.
2COAO 66 Ke. OerralUs
12:00 Farm progTsaw
-12:45 Old Pssxilisr tsnes.
1:10 Matinee. -
3 :00 Sfssiesle.
2 :80 Hoawnaskor bear.
6:10 Farm progranj.
T:80 Masieslo.
6 :0-Poollry kasbaadry coarno.
Students Give
Annual Drama
At Amity H. S.
AMITY. Dec. it Friday To
ning, Dee..-1. the Amity high
school gave The Hidden Guest"
as their annual student body play.
The play was well attended, and
yery much etrloyed' by the people
of the community. Each member
Lot the cast gar a creditable per
formance. The. cast was as fol
lows: Miss Minnie Mayf ield. Mildred
Gorman: Ruby Mayfield, Irma
Mitchell; Mrs. Bsrrlntoa. Erelyn
Umphete: NeTll Trotwood. Gwen
dolyn Daridson: Melenthurla
'Melons-. Pauline Simpklns;
John Judkias. Ralph Wood: Bert
Judkins. Jay Will lams; Chester
IBriggs. Clifford qtephens; Otto
Hubner. Alrin Rockhill; Ted WII-
-tan, . PTancta Grores: . Mccarty.
WHlard MltcheU. Director. Miss
Mary Magee;' adrertistng manag
er, Nedra Masser. and stag 'man
ager. Ie Duchies.
Last week a deal was closed
whereby R. R. Massey leased the
front part ot his garage t the
Texas ell company. B. L. Massey.
brother of R. S. Massey,. will
manage -the business for the Tex
as company.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
A. O. Latimer of Amity entertain
ed with a dinner, and card party.
Miss Vera Glaadon was brought
home -from the -hospital in Mc-Mlnns-ill
wbere she underwent a
major operation. She is getting
along nicely.
Hold Observance
For Tingelstads
On SOth Wedding
SILVERTON. Dec J 2 Impres
sive and beautiful was the obserr
ance of Mr. and Mrs. B. Tlngel
stad's golden wedding anniversary
Sunday at Trinity church.
The morning sermon was deliv
ered by their sou. Dr. O. A. Tin-g-elstad.
president of Pacific La
ther college at Parkland. Wash.
Immediately following this the
congregation, of which the Tin
gelstads are charter members, re
tired to the social rooms where
a wedding table had been set for
K. A huge bouquet ' ot yellow
and whit chrysanthemums Brac
ed the center of the table and on
ach side were whit tapers in
crystal holders. Whit cards on
gold carried oat the gold and
white color scheme to the place
cards. A gold and white wedding
cake was at the close of dinner
placed before the f 0-year bride,
who Inserted the knife for the
first -piece. The entire cake was
cut by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Martin Tlngelstad of Salem, and
each member of the congregation
was giren a piece.
Rer. II. 2 Foss. pastor of Trin
ity congregation, acted ae toast
master. Messages were read from
various friends, including Rev. It.
J. Wissness of Fargo. N. D.. who
married the Tlogelstads 80 years '
ago: Dr. J. A. Aaigard. president
of th Lutheran church of Ameri
ca, and th Right Rev. L, C. Toss
of Seattle. The toastmaster call
ed a few f the old-time friends
of the Tlngelstad 'a, iadadlnr O.
L. Hattcberg, Mrs. Carolyn Mad
sen aad Joha C. Goplerud. Others
responding to the call were Dr.
Tlngelstad; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Tlngelstad. Helen Tlngelstad. Mr.
Tlngelstad. Mr. Hoasvang. a ne
phew from 8eattle. and Mrs. Myr
he. also an out-of-town relative.
Th Tingelstads wer presented
a reading lamp and end table
from th congregation that they
have been members ot so long.
Over 200 friends enjoyed th
buffet dinner eerved la the eoclal
rooms.
Production of more than 1
000.006 -barrels of crude oil is es
timated for Germany in 1930.
70.000 barrele in 'excess of any
other year.
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