The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 21, 1932, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text-'(' f t - ,1 The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon; Thursday Morning. January 21, 1932 PAGE EIGHT r . .... . V. I 1 FUND F WIELD Legion Junior Team to Play On City Grounds; Oth V er Business up WOODBURN, Jn -"2 Fifty dollars fa a lump sum wra voted by the city council to be given to the local American Legion post for. the, Improvement of the city baseball field at a meeting held in the council chambers ot the city hall Tuesday night. The park is to be used as home field for Woodburn's junior Legion base ball team. The seniors may also put a team into the Cascade Lea gue. The Legion has agreed to put up nine-foot fence around the park, repair the grandstand, take out certain trees that hinder the effectiveness of the ground and lay-out the diamond. The council vu asked to provide money for plowing, discing, leveling and rolling the field and a water line to the field. This the governing body refused to do. The Legion wants a three-year prior right to the grounds. , One of the many long discus sions of the meeting was concern ing the advisability of having certain persons on the west side of Corby street connect onto a sewer pipe on Lincoln street, which - was originally constructed to serve another sewage district. Persona living on the west aide of the street do not wttnt the sewer,, as they run their refuse through cesspools and septic tanks and connect directly with the slough nearby. The city will procure an engineer to decide if the Lincoln street sevper has enough' capacity for the new proposed line If those who petitioned for such a line pay for It The council decided to pay a gravel bill presented by the coun ty at the last meeting. v - Mayor W. H. Broyle explained the workings of the charity board here. He also pointed out that Woodburn is on the county roll for- $330. of the unemployment fund. Already $82 have been re ceived. The county Insists that the roll of persons aided by this fund be approved . Councilman Espy reported that some power, poles on Wilson street are unsightly and some ot the equipment is unnecessary. The power company will be re quested to put the poles in their right places in relation to prop erty lines. The street width ws changed from 50 to 40 feet, one reason for the discrepency. - A letter from the light com pany was read, saying that that company will Attempt to give sat isfactory service hereafter. At the last meeting k of the . council ten per cent of the bill was deducted because service during the month of December was unsatisfactory. The signs proclaiming that 'D turns are prohibited on Front street c ame up for discussion. Some temporary signs put up are too small. It was the opinion that the signs be twice or three times larger. The matter of choosing the best ssj sasKlsas 5 AT LAST MAYNARD'S EGYPTIAN TURTLE OIL CREME Within Reach of All SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION Today, Friday and Saturday THE TALK OF THE BEAUTY WORLD TODAY A pure creme containing im portated turtle oil, the most penetrating oil known to cos meticians. Gently corrects sag ging muscles. Banishes black heads and large pores. Erases lines and wrinkles from your face. Causes face to radiate youth. If you are in your forties and want to look twenty if you are in your twenties and fear forty use Maynard's Egyptian Turtle Oil Creme Guard against encroaching wrinkle, stingy necks and sagging tissues A Regular $3.50 Jar for Only 98c and remember only two to a customer. Add 10c for, mail orders. Sold exclusively by CapiitaH IBteirag Stove Silverton News SILVERTON, Jan. 20. Rev. Carl Foss of Trinity church ad dressed the Silverton Teachers association at Its regular meeting Tuesday night. Rev. Mr. Foss' subject was "Origin of the Eng lish People." Miss Mildred Whar ton gave two vocal solos. She was accompanied at the piano by. Miss Ruth Lawrence. - Committees in charge ot the Tuesday night meeting were: Pro fessional, Rutlk Scott, Guy De- Lay, Mary Carter; decorations, Harold Davis, Lou Anne Chace and Lucille Henkle. Harry Wells, president of the organization, ap pointed the following committees to serve for February: Profes sional, Marie Kiev, Mildred Mc Dermott and Katherine Slawson; decorations, Helvie Silver, Doro thy Eberhard and Olivia DeGuire; entertainment, Mildred 'Wharton. Plan Open House The Silverton public library will observe Library Book day Friday and will hold open house from 10 o'clock until 4. The li- brand of fire hose, which was re- Quested a number of months ago by-fire: chief Clyde Whitman, was again up tor debate. brary board has asked that all readers and friends of the library if they have any books which they can spare, to bring them to the li brary that day.. Both Mrs. H. B. Latham and Mrs; G. B. Bentson ot the library board wil be tt the library that day. Mr. and Mrs.-Dewey Allen, and son Kenneth have cone to , Cali fornia tor a pleasure trip. Mrs. Allen has not been well for some months and it was thought a change in climate might tend to improve her.' Just how long, they will be gone they didnot know when they left Silverton., Mr. Al len is associated with Allen Broth ers' garage here. Mrs. Allen was formerly Miss Ruth Anderson ot Salem. Extends. Thanks The publicity committee of the Silverton chamber of commerce Is extending a public vote of thanks to all of those who took part in the Silverton broadcast over KOAC Tuesday rilgbt. The com mittee Is composed of Alf O. Nel son, R. B. Duncan and Claire Jar- vis. Those taking part in the broad cast were Harbo Thompson, Al- via Almqulst, Waldo Rue, Pan! Almqulst, Beryl Ottoway, Mrs. Fern Davenport. Helmer - Ander son, Mrs. Helmer Anderson, Har old Solie, Lawrenee Solle, W. O. Olson, Frank Woleott, Mrs. Anna Powell, Rnd Bentson, Earl Ad ams, J.-. D. Draks, Otto Dahl, Frank Powell,' Gus -Herr, Fran ces Nelson and Mrs.' Alf O. "I, el- son. Klckle "Basked" Little ' two-year old Chester Storruste is recovering from tho effects ot swallowing a nlckle. The nlckle refused to bl . completely swallowed and lodged in his throat. Physicians had to remove the money. Before it was removed Tuesday the little fellow didn't seem to mind It at all. He played around and drank his milk as us ual. He could not, however, swal low solids. - - ALDENS MOVE WOODBURN. Jan. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Alden. are moving from the Stanard house on Third street to a house on Hardcastle avenue, north of the high school. Mr. Alden is co-publisher of the Woodburn Independent. AT CAMP AGAIN M EH AM A. Jan. 20 Floyd Monroe was called to the Silver Falls camp beeting Monday to re sume his former job with that company. 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