ITOR FINDS
Dr. George C Knott Home
From Month's Study at
Rochester Clinic
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- INDEPENDENCE, Not: 28
Dr. George C. Knott, '" who hu
Been spedallxlnrin internal mett.
cine and goiter work for a month
mt.the Mayo . linie at Rochester.
returned noma Thursday night.
' H met doctors from all-over
the ; world one- from,' Jaban; an
other from' India and ' others from
various points of the earth all at
the clinic In the interest of the
profession.
- Dr. Knott said that the Mayo
brothers, Charles and William
who established the clinic, have
retired from the more active work
'and haTe become consulting physi
cians only, while C. W. Mayo, a
ion of Charles, is a very success
ful surgeon along with other em
inent physicians including the
famous doctors, Judd and Rankin
In the clinic
The sixth grade of Miss Kirk's
room debated the trolley car
question which was Resolved
that the trolley car benefits city
people more than country people.
The affirmatiTe was taken by
Lillian Keuens and -Wayne Gor
don and the negative by Merlyn
Qunnell and Ruby Jones. . The
negative side won the debate.
The young women of this Com
munity are coming out for. bas
ket ball practice and will practice
at the hall on Monday evening.
Thev will also 'set another nirht
in the week for basketball - as I HAZEL GREEN. Nov.' 18 A
boob as they can determine on t varied ' program was " given to a
what other hlglit the; hall is not crowded house Friday night at .the
VIED PROGRAM
. " ... i
Hazel Green to . Join Other
Community Clubs for
Meet at ChemaWa
engaged
izatlon
by some other organ-
n
regular meeting of the Common
itv club. Clark Wood of Salem,
a -slelrht-oNhand performer, de
lighted the children by his magic.
1 8everal much appreciated num
bers was given by the Japanese
gToup. A drill and folk dance by
Ull! and Yoahlve Toshika in
costume with piano and sons in
Japanese language and accom
paniment Mrs. Oknda of Keixer
and 5 Miss Kiyo Mio gave musical
numbers using a stringed lnstm
Ball Game and Program nft ortefie narpsft ,u
.- . . -. . " . 1.000. years old, made of wood
rUrniSneS tntertainment hot found in America, These harps
- . . I are used bv women in the homes,
l"0r LVeni not in nubile concerts. The flute
of bamboo, the musical lnstru
1111 FESTIVAL
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Nov. 28 ment used by the men of Japan,
A record crowd attended the was nlayed by men. Mrs. Veda
Besides a month of interesting annual community Thanksgiving Miller, teacher, gave vocal solo,
research work at the clinic. Dr. celebration held Thursday in the I Mies Margaret Barauest read. "A
Knott enjoyed visits wftli relatives popcorn school building. This af- Foolish Little Maiden
both on his trip east and also on fair which has-been held yearly
the return. Going, he stopped at for the past 25 years is in the na-
6aa Francisco where he visited tare of a homecoming where old
his daughter. Miss Helen W. friends meet in a happy reunion.
Knott, who la taking nurses train- a bountiful potluck dinner was
A vaudeville was given by Gus
Keer and Paul Powell of Silver
ton. Old-time music was given by
the king of the harmonica, Mr.
Benson accompanied by Mrs.
young son are visiting at the par
ental Allen home.
The Cole and Smith families at
tended the Pembertom reunion 'at
the Dr. Femberton home in 8alem
Thanksgiving day. '
Guests at the CammacX home
Thursday were EL B. Stroud and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Robert wa
it er.and two sons of Middle Grove,
Mrs. Margaret Millet and Myron
and Zona Millet ef fialeja and Mrs.
Carl Kiser ef Portland. Mrs. C. A.
Beer and ton Kenneth Also called
daring the afternoon.
Mrs. George Glenn had 'as her
guests Thanksgiving.'Mr. and Mrs.
Ell Glenn from Wendllng, Mr. ana
Mrs. Marvin Roth and son Rich
ard from Salem. Mrs, Delly Har
ris of Salem, Philip Green of Port
land and Mrs. Merle Anderson of
Tacoma. -'. ...
COLLEGE SIMIS
HOME FOR IIWY
Mcintosh Home Scene of
Dinner Party; Others
Also Reported
INDEPENDENCE. Nov. 28
College students who nave re
turned home for the Thanksgiving
vacation are: . Willamette unlver-
sitr. Miss Margaret Eddy, sen
ior; Lowell Eddy, freshman;
Miss Midge Hewett, sophomore;
ing at the Stanford hospital, served in the basement at noon, Powell; Mr. Canoy and Mr. Leach nD , PA . A
While in San Francisco, the doc
tor visited his nephew, Clifford
Trotdke, an interne at the South
ern Pacific general hospital.
On the return trip he visited
the .Tro tike boys, brothers of
Mrs. Knott, anu their families in
northern Iowa. Sunday he enjoyed
a family reunion with fifty of
Mrs. Knott's relatives, including
her brothers and sisters and their
families.
When Knot was visiting rela-r
tives in Independence, Iowa, the
First National bank of that rUy,
failed, caused by the low value of
farm land that had been backed
by the banks when land was at a
high price and farmers who were
Involved could not pay their
debts and the bank became land
poor.
Dr. Knott brought home a rare
telle for Mrs. Knott. It is one
of two brass candelabrums used
In the German Lutheran church
which she attended when a child
at the home of her parents near
Olewlne, Iowa. The relic was kept
for Mrs. Knott by her brother
when the church building was
Taxed.' The candelabrum, 35
years old, is crescent shaped, beau
tifully engraved, and contains
holders for seven tapers.
In speaking of the weather con
ditions at home and -during his
trip, Dr. Knott said that the deep
est snow which he encountered
and a ball game and program 1 with guitars delighted audience.
furnished entertainment during This group is fromSilverton. Mr.
Law's musician and comedian
was called again and NSaln.
The contribution from Che
mawa was rmfalc by the students,
Louis Pitt Woodsy Russell and
French Thomas using Hawaiian
guitars, with Edward Dunnlgan,
Jr., presiding. The club held a
of the Summit short business meeting preceding
with his three the program. The club voted
the afternoon. Piano numbers
were given by Irene and Lyle
Knower and By Junior and Nel
lie Jane Pearmine of Keizer.
Small Ross McDowell of Salem
gave a vocal number with piano
accompaniment by his sister, Ora.
Rev. F. L. Cannell of Amity, a
former pastor
church here,
daughters, contributed vocal num-I against the. county health budget.
bers. Several numbers bv local I The Invitation was accepted to
talent were "given among which
were a trombone solo by Ervin
Simmons and music by the Or
chard Heights entertainers.
Closing remarks were made by
Rev. Cannell followed by the
doxology.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clarke and
children, Wilson and Jeanette,
Mr and Mrs. Fred Wilson and
daughters, Ruth and Fern, Mr,
and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson and son
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wil
son and son Junior, all of this
neighborhood were guests at a
family Thanksgiving dinner at
Join Hayesville, Middle Grove and
Keizer in a joint program. Che
mawa hall, second Friday of Jan
uary.
Committees were appointed:
Wesley White, sophomore and
Miss Mildred Sloper, Junior.
Oregon State, collegj Gordan
Plant, freshman; WlUard Sloper,
and Miss Gungadene Bldgood
both sophomores.
Reed college M!ss Glenna
Hiltebrand. sophomore.
University of Oregon Miss
Marlon Fluke.
Hill's Military academy Eu
gene McCarthy.
Capital Business college Miss
Elsie Brown.
Miss Marjorie Wunder, a stu
dent at the Willamette university
is spending her vacation at Walla
Walla where she attended the
football game between the Bear-
BOuES BROS. SELL
HE BUSINESS
Webbs are Buyers; Pear
sons on Short Trip to
California City
T.r, nL fats and the Missionaries,
J o I TLT, mA VrM V T -OToIV t.
of community; February, the
married folks to canvass the dis
trict In Interest of a community
fair next autumn. Mrs. Louis
Wampler and Mrs. G. G. Looney.
The teachers, Mrs. Miller and
Miss Barquest are preparing
Christmas program, pupils giving
the numbers.
Mrs. T. Slattum and Mrs. Clem
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wolf were in charge of refresh-
Smith at Salem. Other guests ments.
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson
of Garden Road and Miss Marie
Yates of Cathlamet, Wash.
Mrs. J. W. Simmons and sons
Ervin and Lawrence, Mrs. Ralph
Wilson and son Junior, left Sat-
CHILDREN
1
was at Baker, Oregon as he was urday morning for Forest, Wash.,
returning hqme. He said that it wnere tney win visit airs. &im-
had just begun to snow in the mons' daughter and son-in-law,
east as he started home, the wea- Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson,
ther being exceptionally good dux- James Butler was taken vio-
Ing the time he was there. lently 111 Thanksgiving morning
Talking with the depression and is now in the Salem General
conditions, the doctor said that he hospital where he is in a very
had talked with many easterners serious condition,
and they had seemed very optl- a new roof is being laid on the
mistlc over the future but that James Best home.
conditions in general
much as they are at
FOB 4-K PROJECTS
tertained their sons, Mike, Dean
and Guy and families at their
residence on "C" street at dinner
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hubbard
were dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mattlson
Thanksgiving day.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry G. Han
son were guests at the home of
Mrs. Hanson's sister, Mrs. E. J.
Mahr in CorvaMs for Thanksgiv
ing, and Saturday Rev. and Mrs.
Hanson and son LeRoy, were
guests of Supt. Frank E. Fagan
at McMinnville.
Jack and Jlmmle Martin of
Portland are house guests at the
home of their uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh. The Mc
intosh home was the scene of a
delightful dinner party Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Martin and sons, Jack and Jim
TURNER. Nov. 2 S The Bones
eromers' garage Business waien
has been conducted by' the Bones'
nrm lor . number of vears. has
been purchased by Fay and JIugh
Webb," who have taken possession.
The Webb brother have been
residents of Bear Turner most of
the time since they were school
boys.
Mrs. J. R. .Watson spent the
week at the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Freedon in Portland."
Mr. and Mrs.. M. O. Pearson
and Miss Faye Barber left JWed-r
nesday on a week's trip to Cali
fornia. They will meet M ervin
Pearson at San Francisco, who
will accompany his parents 'home
for an Indefinite stay. He has
been with a surveying crew all
summer In southern California.
Ivan Hodley,, substitute mail car
rier on ronte 1, is carrying mail
on route two in Mr. Pearson's ab
sence.
Misses Sybl and Haxel Peetz.
who are employed In Portland
spent the holiday with their par
ents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H.
R. Peets and Miss Helen.
Guests over the week's holiday
at the W. A. Martin home, were
Mr. and Mrs. O. Luper and son,
Jasper of Burns, Ore., Mr. and
Mrs. G. .V Naderman and chil
dren, Cleone and Gerald, also
Miss Mildred Martin, all of Salem;
Cecil Martin of Turner, Mrs. Lu
per and Mrs. Martin are sisters.
The Luper family left Friday
morning for their home as Mrs.
Luper is a school teacher and had
to reach her school 70 miles
south of Burns by Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Riches had
for their guests Thanksgiving
day their children and families.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Riches and
on and daughter, Waldo and
Rachel, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Riches and son, Gordon.
Miss Ruth Gilstrap spent the
weekend with friends in Eugene.
Miss Carol Kiser of Portland
was a weekend guest at the F. C.
Gunning home.
Willard Bear made a short call
at home Friday morning, as he
and a group of young men of
Albany college were on their way
to a Christian Endeavor confer
ence in Portland.
six's mother spent Thanksgiving
day with Mrs. W. A. Baueresslxs
sister, Mrs. 8. M. Bennett and
family at Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs. George Kranse
and daughter, Jean of Portland,
Misses Beatrice and Helen Am
nndson visited their parents over
-Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben DeJardln
visited Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miller
and family In Mt. Angel Thanks
giving day.-
Averttt Dunnlgan and Marion
Thomas, students at O. 8. C. are
spending their Thanksgiving va
cation; at home. -..
"Mr."-and "Mrs.: Jake ' Biersack,
Mr. and Mrs.- Joe Bartnik, John
and Anton Semolke .-' and - Miss
Mary-'Enge apent .-Thanksgiving
day -with Mr. and Mrs. Leo WeJl-
man." ;.v v. - v'
Mrs.. Marie Phillips of Salem
visited her mother, Mrs. G. W.
Myers, Thanksgiving day. . . ,
P-T SITS UK
FOB HE
raisui
Cooking School
BFl OFFERS CUP
FOR BEST STH
and other western points.
LIBERTY, Nov. 28 The
school children are burr organ
izing the new 4-H clubs for the mi. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hedges
cominr venr. and are ehowinsr ana flirs ueriruae uavis tne
ereat enthusiasm for the 4-H 8 nests.
work. Last year Mr. Meyers, aft- Mr- Mrs. Charles W. Irv-
er.l KMd Friday .VDtot dtan.r sueaU ' !" ' PerjuMlon. - "i''""
NUMEROUS EVENTS
HERE ON
LARWOOD, Nov. 28 Thanks- hom8 nere
giving dinners were noi lacKiug u
this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gaines gave
their dinner Wednesday night in
order that their daughter. Miss
Beatrice Gaines of Portland might
be present. Other guests were
Mrs. Gaines father,, J. C. Hardin,
mA Mn Hardin of Lacomb: G.
and Mr. George is principal of
the high school at Cloverdale.
Both Mrs. J. B. Best, teaclfer
of the Fir Grove school near Air- !
lie and Miss Ethel McDowell, who
teaches at Pratum spent the
Thanksgiving week end at their
' SCIO, Nov. 28 Mr. Beal, the
boys' athletic coach, announced
Wednesday that he would give a
trophy at the end of school year
to the best all round athlete and
student among the ScIo high
school boys.
The sophomores . and juniors
basketball teams tried for the
school championship Wednesday.
The score stood at the close of
the game 13 to three in favor of
the juniors.
The student body of Scio high
has. paid oft the $130 school
debt.' The students have decided
to publish an annual. Evelyn
Bronson was elected editor.
Mrs. Edward Chavey, English
and history teacher, is spending
the holidays at her home in Se
attle.
The grade teachers and their
pupils . entertained the high
school and a number of their
parents with an excellent pro
gram Wednesday afternoon.
Friends of Morley Sims are
glad to know that he la improv
ing from his severe burns re
ceived in an accident last Mon
day. '
eanae ef the rainy weather.
Mist Paddock and the school
children enjoyed a two-day f aca
tlon from their worX work. Miss
Paddock spent her vacation with ;
relatives la Eugene. '
Mrs. A. H. Mires and son Har
old of Sllverton Hills have been
r: the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.-
Women of Victor Point Plan- . SrMT
.t.M fiwmna their home Saturday.
(liny IU ' micnu w "Thanksgiving was observed
mainly by family dinners la this
nfrhborhood. On that day Mr.
4 ' .' 7". , . and Mrs. .M.t M. Gilmour and
li. VICTOR POINT, . Nov 1 1. daughter Le;ha had as dinner
Plans or n Christmas entertain- guests. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Qua-.
ment were laid out at the Parent- ley and George Lovett of Silver
Teacher meeting at the school- ton. and Mr. -and Mrs. Arthur
house Friday night. About 3 at- Mulkey of Victor Point. .:.
tended. Committees were appoint- Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Krefia
edei follows: Program, J. O. Dar- spent the day with Mrs. Kni
by, Edyth MulkeyAnnJce Miller, parents, Mr. and. Mrs. H. E. Hab
Chriatina Jones, Eleanor Paddock, bard., - - .
decorating. Bertha Darby, . Ellxa- Miss Elva Fischer of Salem,
beth and Leona Kreni; candy, & spent the day with her parents
C Jones and Ivan Darby;: tree, J. here. -
O. Darby and Carl Jones. Mr. end Mrs, Marion Miller.
Following the business meeting went to Dallas ana naa inansgxr
an interesting program' was gives' ing dinner at the home of Mr. and
and refreshments were served by Mrs. Lynn Miller.
Mrs. C. C. Jones and. Mrs. J. O. . J. J. Krens and daughter. Miss
Darby. Millie Krens. and Ivan Darby were
, Many of the women of this dis- dinner guests at the J. O. Darby
trict are planning to attend the home. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones
cooking school at the TJnion Hill and Bernlta and Carl Jones spent
grange hall November 30 and Der the. holiday at the J C. Kreux
comber 1. The school will be held home.
by Mrs. Huhphreys, demonstrator Mr. and Mrs. Archibald utr
for the Crown mills, and Irs spon- talned a group of relatives and
sored bv the grange home econ- friends. O. W. Humphreys and
omics club. The school will com- family spent the- day with rela-
mence at 1:30 Monday and the tives in Stay ton. Mr. ana Airs.
hours will be from 10:30 to 3:30 Theodore Flsner ana sons iwu.
Tuesday, with a basket luncheon, land Robert were guests of the An-.
A. Kauffman and family, who drew Fishers.
have been living in the Elmer I
Lorence house on the Brinkmeyer
place, have moved to their home
at Woodbnrn. Mr. Kauffman has
been working at the rock crusher.
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HALF STUDENTS ON
SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
tt j r i -mr ruin, nun KPTPrai ziriH
were air. ana mrs. uara ueurse - - tho!,. rimrhlor Xtr Tiwn Mart
anna fiorrton and Norman, iormea a cooKing cmo. aoia were ". -"""- l-
whn nr mienfilnfr thA Thantseiv- so successful, the pig raisers fl
ing vacation in and about Salem, nancially, and the cookery club
Mrs. George is a sister of Clarke i"jb prises 3 wen.
mis. year me scuooi eeemi 10
have gone 4-H; all who are old
enough to Join. The difficulty
nnv 4a t r .MnrA loa H dro tnr t)io
different groups. Nineteen boys Buests at tne Violette home,
have so far signed up for the pig
club and organized. Fred Mur
hammer has been elected presi
dent, Elbert Jones, vice presi
dent; and George Lansing, sec
retary. Members of the 3rd division
ReADOnds to Drive Alice Cunningham. Margaret Cop- V;, "t7?lJ2
1SV TK. T4KVi or, A T .MrciMi. i """"'"6
ri" I Francisco, where he has accented
m a rriiri i ..."
lho.ns, .Npv. z .ir. ana '7 . j,.,.,.. .,v a position as manager of a store
Family Moves From
Mill Camp; Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. George Carbray
ate Thanksgiving dinner with the
F. B. McClalns in Salem.
Mrs. A, P. Conley, daughter of
Mrs. J. B. Violette, Mr. Conley
and little daughter. Patsy Ann of
Lake Grove, were Thanksgiving
Glen E. Fox Leaves
To Take Manager
Job for Big Store
w y j i I! i QisiviUK x uiiiaiuu i:iuu ninm I a. m. . . . .... . ..
tI. mnA. IAD Otto Leever. of I Mrs. v,iju rebier t, uu "a,c . - r,.v:: Alter geiung locaiea tnere ne wui
? "5 x W been living at the Cochran-Hin- bar. Mgaret Baker Helen fo to New York and otner 8tern
l-rOflUCUVB I Via mlla roron nn thft McCnllT olruIlmaer UWUIDM, m.,t(.t. Fat I. ..11 .K..
I An.l Hjr; TITI 1 1,1 I- I - .a " " -Wl
mountain for the past year, are . .uu ft( if, having traveled many
moving to Lyons this week. Tne i6'
mill Is closed for an indefinite Browning, Ruby Jones, Lillian
time and the families have nearly Nuns, and Mary Hershfelt.
all located elsewhere. Mr. and .Seven girls and seven boys
mi Troir hnnrtit a pattAtt, have entered the first division
i; nn. w7 7iT: Qih.wo7 .tn cookery. More will probably "r,"- v... T'lZ
iyH on. Zone: Mr. ana rs. vt- "-" . i Tv v ui iiu iw w
fVkVenoort and daughter. Mrs. and are moving into it. xne at- " "j "a
SiKrE S Marlin Daven- thur Vaughn family ; have had "wMPl
v .nnAVf. hfnthpr. thn TCi-ARsier cottare ror several "-"
I MA V CM UUt b S. -F l - T- I TS-l
Cttuii. r ran nor t and wife of months and vacated it this -week
-,- also present. The R"ed Cross membership
pimkaa R&ines.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport
entertained a number of their
children Thanksgiving day with a
large dinner. Those present were
Mr. TJllle Technor and daughter,
Vlralnia: Mrs. Daisy Farrington
and son. Zone;
on Davenport t
Bernice Ray and
port. Mr.
years for the well-known firm of
Fleschner-Meyer. Of late he has
been with the Puget Sound No
tion company of Seattle. Mrs. Fox
and the children will remain
MIDDLE GROVE. Nov. 28
Fifty per cent of the pupils en
rolled in the Middle Grove school
were on the honor roll last quar
ter. They were
Edna Scheuesinger, Roberta
Bartruff. Aram Herrick, Irene
Salter. Charles Bangert, Mildred
Wachen, Leo Hammer, Emmett
Warner, Earl Hammer,- David
Bartruff, Jaunita McCallister,
Norman McCallister, Maxine La
Due, Alfred McCallister, Audrey
Hams, Viola Satter, Murray Dow,
Genevieve Scharf, Daryl Calwell,
Frances Dixon, Ellalne Harms,
Sylvia Eisenbach, Loyle Satter,
Doyle Satter, Jack Young, Bar
bara Leonhardt, LeRoy Barker.
Mrs. Walter Fisher and Mrs
Jaeger of Hollywood served hot
cocoa to the school children wea
nesday.
Among those who enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinners with rela
tives, or" friends were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Scharf and daughter
Genevieve and Rev. H. R. Scheu
erman and family who spent the
day in Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Edwards were guests of
Mrs. Lena Bartruff; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bassett and small son of
Salem spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. August Otjen. Mr. and
MONMOUTH, Nov. 28 F. E.
Murdock manager of the Mon
mouth Cooperative Creamery is
Charles. Morris and Lucille have 111 at his home this end. He
hAAn attendlnr tha achool here auenaea cbuiuj "
The rock crusher is ranning roruana ine rare
again after a forced shut-down be- week.
of -the
Illllimes
Co
MONMOUTH. Nov. 28 The
play production elass of the Ore
gon Normal school pleased a large
audience Thursday afternoon with
two cleverly presented plays.
The first one. "Men Folk," de
picted the tense life in a fishing
village where the women watch
for the fleet to return with their
men. Elizabeth Price as the
grandmother, Mildred Lucas as
the mother-in-law, and Irene
Pugsley as the young bride, each
played her part with rare under
standing. Aided by a realistic
stage setting, off stage roar of the
sea. and sound of the fog horn
for which Dick Webb as stage
manager was responsible they
created an atmosphere tense with
prolonged suspense and anxiety.
Duane Knapp was director of the
Dlay.
The second play, The Melon
Thief, was a lighter type, being
an ancient Japanese play with
out stage properties. Jeanne
Campbell as the owner of the
melon patch, "and Lucille Fisher
as the thief, were particularly
amusing in their impersonations
Lois Vernon was director; and
Lucille Fisher was stage man
ager.
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SHELBURN, Nov. 28 H. O.
Shilling had as guests Thanks-
3
Mrs. A. .J. Herndon and Mr and " M ad Mr8- Erne6t
Mrs. w. H. Bcnan : ana a McCrae and son Archie; Opal.
jv&iucnuc nua n.m.iij ncia smui
of Mr. and Mrs. Lial Rand; "! of
and
.Theys Intend to make a few days
visit here. -',
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Daven
port's son. Rex and wife came
tr. Pendleton Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with them
Ralph Warnock, Herald Smith,
Joe Williams. Jr.. and Andrew
Coleman. The girls are: Patsy
Da&ch, Junatte Anderson, Ro-
wena Westenhouse, Maxine Val-
drive closed Wednesday, with a
"good response from the Lyons
rltatrfot ' anrl T-iflnitv MM Alts.
Bodeher was chairman of the ntlne, Ruth and Grace Saila
committee. Mrs. HarTy Hobson day and Dorothy Cogswell,
'acted as assistant. - A good many Mr . Meyers, principal, has
v; . th home of I ftr. cnr hAoMen a warnea tne children that only
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Shanks were number of Red Cross members, fevers wh Wl sUck and fin
Mr and Mrs. C. E. Clark and The Jocai 6Chools assisted the M the dab work are desired to
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Edwards or l committees
Laeomb. -
move to Berkeley.
Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Sim F. Etxel entertained
with a turkey dinner for Mr. Fox
and covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. George
Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Kintz,
Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Korinek, Dix
on Parry, Betty Korinek, Maxine
and Shirley Fox, Evelyn Kints,
Darrel Etzel and the hosts.
Thanksgiving Mrs. Fox enter
tained at dinner Mr. and Mrs. E.
D. Alexander, Dr. and Mrs. Kor
inek, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pettit
Salem.
The Toung People's Missionary
circle and the Woman's Mission
ary society will hold a joint
thank offering service Sunday
morning at the church.
LITER1RT
6 UP
IS
M'S OFFSPRING
Independence Will
Take Steps to Aid
Unemployed of City
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 28. -
Relief work is under discussion In
Independence. Churches, lodges
join, no quitters wanted. Mr.
Meyers will be leader of the pig and c. L. Hagen.
uuu uaui someone eise can iaae
It over.
Mrs. Al Brown has tak
en charge of both the third and Zeliniki and Rnrf
Return From Visit.
Veterans' Hospital
first division cooking classes
Start Program
Teachers and pupils of the
three upper rooms have started
practice on the Christmas pro
gram given annually by the
HAZEL GREEN. Not. 28. Tm
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.nrf nther orrantiatlon are nlan- BcnwH cnuaren oi me sixin, seinisai and A. C. Burt of Salem
e I - - r - - 1 aawantli ah Ji a4 VV Jk V V a m . ...
.vera? members of the commun- ckT9 ot tbe needy during the wrorTk,ln 7!la" f ln 'n?, Teterftn hospital
tt? club met and former a liter- wlnter months. A meeting will be "'V1'iy?ljtCM'- "J?1 alla' v
I7v club, which is to be a sort called soon by R. K. Montgomery, StklB!" H StfnleRo?palU fc" "turned
?T 51rS f th Ureer or- -K.irV.n ruf omnittM the pupils of the third-fourth and to Max Woods from Florence.
I fifth grades. This includes 35 I Mrs. George Tkatch and mother
f?nl?iWZZ'in that there will be rian will be adopted. : - characters, mostly from Mother Mrs. Fannie Klbbey were host-
" "Ttlcers and no dues. Those The general sentiment eeems to Goose. buss Berndt will an- esses at the patch home Frldaj
th are Interested in books, de- be to follow the plan suggested by number to be put on to Brook Ladles' Aid for an all
.f oT.nia literature, i the national American Ltegioo. i n -" uv MUwvu.B.
iV meet twiee a month and dis namely to give the recipient of future.
topics of interest. the help an opportunity to wora
The initial meeUng was held and thereby pay for what he re
nt tbe home ot Mrs. M. Oakman ceives.
. . wcr. aian L&vern
:dMs Florence TO GIVE COMEDY
"rVT V v and P. G. Judd. WEST SALEM,
tii.i T Am MnmmelL MlB8 Wi
so scorns mills
PEOPLE IT
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R.lnh and Virgil Shilling.
T. M. Russell and iamuy oi
North Albany spent Thanksgiv
ing with her narents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. McLain.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Crosier and
niece. Evelyn Bronson, spent
Thursday with his daughter, Mrs.
Manhill. at Newberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Quigiey,
Mrs. Finley and CI rence over-
holts were Thanksgiving guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Finley.
Miss Johnston, the Shelburn
school teacher, Is spending her
vacation at Hood River.
Dr. G. F. Korinek of Stayton
is giving the tuberculin test to
the dairy herds in Shelburn dis
trict this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Bates spent
8COTTS MILLS. Nov. 28 I
About SO from here attended the
basketball game at Turner Wed
nesday night, between the Turner xnankgriTtng with his parents.
mgn scaooi ooj mu " M- -B4j Mr. Charles Bates, or
a m a mr m .m. m -
ine scoiia uus nign kbwj uuj. Cole communlty.
ana gins.
The Turner gins won oy a score n . i j t1
of 27 to 14 and the Scotts Mills 1 l-UDlll Aireaay riou
boys won. the score being ! to Program Qf Yuletide
rlT- r-ny... L ..- I
Smooth-worn tires skid on winter roads'
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg had
as their guests Thanksgiving day,
Mrs Hogg's sister. Mrs. C. C.
COLE D FRIENDS
Novt 28 A
i comedy. "A String of Beads- in
RETURN FROM IP
WiUlam; Wilma and Mrs.Uhree 'actsjill be -J
rtnnft,,e. evening December 1. to the base
ment of
fc . . tiz. . i-f mnale I PnlA and nart retnvned thia week
w-tenhonse home. Several m- saiem. imn, - ------ --r-
W. Westenhouse. l."1. .rvlnVl.T hnrr h bv
The next meeting wui r""L.T; :,Z" n
Aa1lV 1 IMhid Dcr 1 1 a. - -
- . s
ROSED ALE, Nov. 28 Kenneth
i ... - irv. ifrnm rncir mmth ins. Tnr mib
. . . - w M nn ... i win nrarun at in. ltij. T . m. ua , - - w - .
teresiing topics nT ,- . callfornU and stopped at Oak-
.Uned forport ana k - ToTnd one-hai? hours, land a few dayswhere Mr. -Cole
iucbv . i - .:. - .v- .n..t.. tim i vui lATniflfiT emmovea.
wui do unuw mo i -- :
local Parent-Teacberr
tlon and the proceeds
school
Qasha nf
v. Kftrtk r.rand Hotel: "Revela-
Mon of the Chlno-Japanese Trou
.l. A thm Tratv of .Versailles ;
Taxation by Inflation"; - aBd
?Araby'
donated to
purposea,
Asadcla-l The T. D. Trick family spent
will- be 1 their Thanksgiving wttk tne scott
betterment I family at. Liberty.
f
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bade and
ELDRIEDGE. Nov. 21 A
Thanksgiving program prepared
Bluhm and husband of Tenlno, by an eighth grade PupU. Nancy
w.h . tBi nrnt Mr. I Keeno, was enjoyed at Eldriedge
and Mrs. T. Maplethorpe of Sa-1 one aay mis weea. a uni wr
im ur i.A w. Pom mil via-1 the school from the teacher. Miss
lted Mrs HIU's parents, Mr. and Jeanette Lupes, added an . Inter-
Mrs. Hogg, Thanksgiving night, esueg ieatnre w um uiwu
ThA Awn An was uu if r. M&niA i cDierunmwi,
I . -Zm . m . I k. tV. nnnlll Ami hlr
Mm. Tressa Zelnlmki of Pnrtln1 r. ana rs. w. a. tueni,
U a gnest during the holidayTof a Mri: Saueresslg and teaeaer weaneeaay -
her sister. Mrs. Max Woods. i uuiw, .
Delegation Attends
Highway Gathering
AURORA, Nov. 28 A delega
tion from Aurora attended a high
way meeting In Woodbnrn Friday
night Ralph Zimmerman was ap
pointed a member of a highway
association to represent this place,
and which Includes representa
tive from every community along
the highway, and which will con
fer with the hirhwav commission
in regard to the Broadening of
the pavement.
LADD & BUSH,
BANKERS
4)
Salem. Oregon
Established 1868
Commercial and Savings Department
Don't wait for ac
cidents fcet new
rubber on etery
wheel now. New
tires mean safety
you need them
more rlftht now
than at any time ,
In the year. It's a
fact, food tirea
show almost no'
wear in cold wet
weather they'll
still beunew" next
spring
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