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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1933)
PAGE SIX : - - . . , ": .s. r 'TWf?orrnT" - cl.t tf,-w MAtrnlnfarA 'L-lg'aa wi.;": - v.-: n HBii I n nnrniTiiin so o ntnm i Jiirirr nrntnn i ZVULLg UrLnAlllib . PEDEE, Feb. 28 The Van Den Bash mill started work Satur day after about a six weeks shut down due to saow and the general bad weather. Several new men ttarted work. The W. T. Brown raill has also started work and has been running now about two weeks. This mill has been shut 'own the past winter. These mills nre giving employment to many local men. A son, Thomas David, was born to Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Burbank last week. This is the fourth child and the second son. The community was entertain ed with a party at the school bouse Saturday night. About 80 persona attended. The program consisted of music by the Ititner Creek band, a play "Birthday of Madame February" by the elem entary grades. Playlets on Lincoln and Washington were presented by the primary room. Ten men gathered at the school house Friday evening to practice aonga which they will present at the parent and teachers meeting Friday night. Students from the Portland Bi ble school will hold a conference at the school house this week end. The services will start Saturday at 7:S0 p. m. The Sunday servi ces will follow Sunday school and a basket lunch will be enjoyed at nooiu The afternoon will be con ducted as a platform service. Revival Campaign For Middle Grove Area is Scheduled MIDDLE OROE, Feb. 28 Wednesday night. March 1, at the Middle Grove Evangelical church, will begin a series of re ligious meetings in charge of Dr. Walter Duff, Irish evangelist. Assisting him are Miss Naomi .Van Cleave, pianist, who has been attending Wheaton college, Illin ois, and Miss Phyllis Koenig, who will have charge of religious in struction among the children. A telephone meeting was held recently at the home of C. J. Bar truff, L. E. Dudley and J. O. Lang were re-elected president and secretary, respectively. It was decided by those present to at tempt to secure a $6 switch-board rate Instead of the present rate of $9. IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON In the matter of Ivan H. Corner, No. B17942 Bankrupt. To the creditors of Ivan H. Cor ner, of Salem, In the County of Marion and District aforesaid, a bankrupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 24 th day of February, 1933, the said Ivan H. Corner was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his cre ditors will be held at room 301 in the United States National Bank Building in the City of Salem, Oregon, on the 13th day of March, 1933, at two o'clock in the after noon, at which time the said cre ditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such ther business as may properly come before said meeting. WDLLARD L. MARKS. Referee In Bankruptcy. M-l. 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WITH -.f t:V" Jii" yi A big smile showing her relief at the "Big Chiefs' safe arrival home, after his alarming experience as the target of a would-be assassin fat Miami, Miss Margaret LeHsnd, personal secretary to President-elect Roosevelt, is shown with her beloved boss, as they drove by automobile alone the closely-guarded route from Jersey City to the Roosevelt home in New York. Mr. Roosevelt's winning smile was still in evidence despite his miraculous escape from death. I West Salem News WEST SALEM, Feb. 28 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson and son, Ro6coe and daughter, Elsie of Portland were weekend house guests at the E. Lloyd Miller home. They are parents, brothers and sister of Mrs. Millery. At the Lawrence Filsinger home for the same days were Albert Brown and Oslo Webb, college youths from Corvallis. The regular monthly business meeting for the Ladies' Aid so ciety of the Ford Memorial church will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. H. Gllliland. : An epidemic of uiild cases of measles is prevalent among little children of the lower grades of the school. In Mrs. Catherine Dy er's first grade room only nice pupils of the 35 reported for school Monday. Miss Helen Butler of Dallas fs substituting in the third grade room this week In the absence of her sister, Miss Ruth, who Is 111. The Union Service Station which has been idle and nnoper ated for the past several months, opened for business the first of this week with the owner, H. Maizels of Salem in charge. He plans to handle only complete service station work. Mrs. Frank Waldle of Tacoma, Wn., who has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank P. Wells here and with her mother In Salem, left for her home the first of this week. Mrs. Waldle arrived a fortnight ago to attend the forty-ninth wedding celebration of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Gosser. William "Bill'.' McAdams, who has been ill and required a sub stitute in conducting his work at post office and statehouse, is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dueltgen of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. James Mon aco and son, Jimmy of Pedee, SHEFFER 8 train of attendants 4 runner 5 girl's name 6 perish 7 indefinite article 8 quieting to the nerves 9 youngster 10 electrified particle XI Scotch river 15 image 18 the manus 20 gives access 21 former Russian rulers 22 devoured 23 narrow boards 24 become void 25 fUl with exaltation 27 brood 80 most snug 81 assume as true 83 Persian fairy 84 harvest 86 betimes 87 birds of gull family 89 having color 40 quick 41 organ of . " hearing ; ' 42 coop - 43 Chinese V bean plant 44 sheep . 47 masculine . uronoun , . lIBEs JOYFUL AIDE were recent guests at their paren tal home with Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Dueltgen. The two families have come to make the acquain tance of wee baby Normal Fred erick Stellman, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stellman, who are making their home with the Fred Dueltgena for the pres ent. Swegle Teachers Rehired; Program Slated on March 3 SWEGLE, Feb. 28 Both teach ers have been rehired for next year Mrs. Margaret Grewell, up per room, and Miss Clara Slebens lower room. The Swegle community club will hold its regular meeting March 8. The Salem chamber of commerce will furnish the enter tainment. MICKEY MOUSE ARB VO( TWSUL, WQ CAN TfeACKy 7 TH' FfEU-ER MDU TO Fiy. APTB? 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Junior high school student body officers for the second sem ester are Arland Schwab, presi dent; Doris Richard, vice presi dent; Fairfax Marx, secretary and Mary Jane Nofsker, treasurer. The student eouncil Is composed of Billie Tomlson, Max Wittrein, Verna Ghllstrom, Olive Green, Marjorie Inman, Jack McRenxie, Irene Shields and Helen Call. The second semester staff of the Junior High Bulletin, a mim eographed sheet distributed among the Junior high school stu dents, has been organised with Alice Miles as editor and with the following reporters: June Bowman, Oretta Chllberg, Esther Lockren, Helen Seeley, Beryl Fletcher, Ethel Simmons and Mlr rlam Mulkey. Hazel Olsen is the assistant editor. Boosters Realize $35 Profit; Play Is Well Attended BRUSH CREEK. Feb. 28 The Brush Creek Booster club realized 885 In the clear on its play "George In a Jam" which it gave Friday and Saturday night of last week. Furnishing music between acts were Beryl Ottaway, violin ist, with Mrs. Fern Davenport at the piano and John Overlund, In a vocal solo, with Mrs. Glenn Howe at the piano Friday night. Saturday interval music was furnished by the Brush Creek Croakers, a vocal solo by Miss Mildred Wharton with Charlotte Goplerud at the piano; vocal solo by Harry Sannrud with Peggy Go plerud at the piano and a piano duet by Charlotte and Walter Go plerud. GET MEASLES AT SCHOOL HUBBARD. Feb. 28 Sever al families in Hubbard have con tracted the measles because their children attend the Woodburn high school where an epidemic of measles is raging. CHILD TO BACHELLORS SILVERTON, Feb. 28 A daughter was born Thursday night to Mr. and Mrs. I. Bachel lor at the family home. VitVB 60T TEH TOUS OF 1 DOULPvRS AH OONCe. - MfVR55 SIX MILLION F00R HUNOR&U ThOU5AiHD DOUARS, THE BOSS BEEN SO STERN AND ALOOPI 60T TO TALKlNr THEY USED TO- rr BURNS THINK THAT THE CHANCE THE HOOPERS AND HE'S JJEVER ACCEPTED AN iNVrTATtON FROM MEL NIHT AND SINCE IVE 'LA Flowers Out Foretelling Spring Days SILVERTON, Feb. 28 Silver ton gardeners axe reporting that they actually believe spring has arrived. Crocuses and snow drops were in bloom on Silverton lawns Saturday. Gardeners also report consider able damage to shrubs and garden through Ihe December frost. Many report the loss of their roses. Gar den authorities Issued instruc tions early in February to cut the roses back as far as possible it they appeared to have been fro zen. Many gardeners are reporting that they have done this but they are of the opinion that the graft ed part of the rose is completely gone. English laurel and barbery also suffered considerable it is said. PETITE PRUNES IRE SUNNTSIDE. Feb. 28 Agri culture la this neighborhood is in poor str!. Some of the farmers are wanting to reseed their fields but the ground Is still too wet with no drying weather for weeks. The loganberries are reported killed and strawberries in doubt ful condition. The Pemberton company prune orchard has pull ed out all petite trees from among the walnuts and all wood and brush cut and burned. Mr. and Mrs. N. V. King re turned to their home at Walla Walla, Wash., after a short visit with Mrs. King's brother, G. T. Heckert, and family of Sunnyslde. Mr. King is employed on the O. W. R. N. at Walla Walla. The Sunnyslde community club enjoyed a Washington program put on by the pupils of the school. The young people are preparing a drama for the county community contest, the cast of the players be ing kept secret, as also the title. CARD BEXEFIT TONIGHT BROOKS, Feb. 28 The Brooks baseball boys will give another benefit card party at the Community club house In Brooks Wednesday night to which the public is invited. Five Hundred will be the diversion and refresh ments will be served. A Man of CUT FROM ORCHARD f TPATr5 l PPU CATION y WHAT; V BLANK I Now Showing "Figures Don't Lie" BOOKKEEPER. VJUVf YftTO FKaGER OOT HOVU rAOCH 15 bff 00.000 OOUWrXS IN GOLD- PORTTO HIS MMESTy tUHEN YA C6T5 THE fXroUJER The Necessary Sophie HAS ALWAYS , HOW COME ui iBiiiirfcij AND CASPER'S BOSS wm ME UP TO IN THE SAME HE OUMPED AT TO DINE WITH WVTV ucre KNOWN HIM! - II. e; n due SUITED MARCH 8 J: SILVERTON HILLS. Teh. 28 The all-day February meeting of the Silverton Hills Home Econom ics elub was held at the home of Mrs. Milton Knauf with an excep tionally good turn-out. At the business meeting the members of the group decided to hold a program and dance at the slab hall March 8. At this time fancywork and baskets made by the women will be for sale. At the club meeting the women spent the afternoon In making baskets. Two of these, each three feet in height, the club members are donating to the grange to be used for decbratlve purposes at the hall. Mrs. Sarah Mauldlng is -president of the elub; Mrs. L. O. Had ley, vice president; Sessie Tsch ants, secretary-treasurer. The women in charge of the sewing and basket making are Mrs. Knauf,, Hulda Peterson, Minnie Hartley and Rosa Parrlsh. Mrs. Anna Hadley is chairman of the program committee. Community Guild To Present Play At Hubbard Hall HUBBARD, Feb. 28 The play, "Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Crick", sponsored by the Com munity Guild of the Federated ehurchea la to be presented Fri day night, March 3, at the city hall. The cast Includes Orva Barrett, Frances Leffler, Tom Higginboth sm, Marie de Lespinasse, Beatrice Claypool. Ed Erlckson and Ben Miller. Mrs. Marie Claypool is di rector. Mrs. L. A. Braden has been called to Myrtle Point by the sud den illness of her father, Mr. De ment. Salem Drum Corps Numbers Feature For Rural Group WACONDA, Feb. 28 About 130 persons enjoyed the enter tainment presented Saturday night at Fairfield grange hall through the courtesy of the cham ber of commerce when the Wa- eonda Community club sponsored a program for their families and friends. Two numbers by the Salem drum corps were enjoyed followed Letters Ingredients r Explains THAT YOU I'M 48 now I DAN, BUT C vTHATS NOT POR PUBUCATION! CLASS-ROOM ay I K A?f WHAT'S YB? NAM3 V t-Z DH? ( WHESe WERB VOU BORN f W fl? CLf I AJPPLANpI X I YEAH? f PARENTS U4VINO T fe2 FcF aU Enpou. I any iyin EXPERiENce T TTs m Y se MOW A I KERB 55X3 s i i mr ?m.WMr w- m m ......... m n w w. v . 60L0 IS EQUAL. ) YEARS OP A6EI1 H3Tf CLO ZtD YCU AR2f, i SrixCtw tmt. Owl 9imM9 ittfca i bfTplaho'Bxonologue,"Up Ing, mnslc by the Haywlr orches tra, and a boxlny match. Winners of vrlte radons contests included A. L. ColHns, Ray Jones, Don DeJardin, this communltx. Allan Carson, Sj- lent. Tne grana pn. . ... . .11 nrMIirf OI tulip aesign ".Z the Waconda communitr elub. was won by William Bishop of Salem. a- Charles Ogle Home After 4000-Mile Journey in South rrvxoTMjTTiiv Fb. 8 8 Chas. L. Ogle, who for the past two and one half montns nas oeen Tid ing his sons Jscob and Chas. Jr., in Los Angeles, returned Monday morning. During his visit ne trav eled over 4000 miles, going into Mexico snd Nevada and visited many points of interest In the southern part of caiirornia. bomr of the most interesting sights wr ihA Hoover-Boulder dam, the Death Valley and Funeral Range. Mr. orle visits California every winter. He reports financiaj con ditions about tne same every where, there being many vacant buildings and homes. a rd nartv eoonsored by the ladies of St. Luke's parrlsh Tas held in St. Luke's community hall Sunday, the proceeds of which will go to St: Luke's Improvement fund. Twenty-five tables or "ou were In play, high scores going to Charles Fellers and Alice Horlest, second prizes to Fred Hecker and Mrs. Covenoreck and third to Al fred Hanauska and Mrs. J. 8. Alcher. Dinner Honoring Former Residents Brush Creek Held BRUSH CREEK. Feb. 28 Mrs. M. J. Madsen was hostess at din ner Sunday for the pleasure of a group of former Brush Creekers. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. George Glazier and George Glazier Junior and Arthur Rans ford of Oak Grove, Arthur Mad sen of Salem, Althea Meyer. LUlie Madsen and the hostess. Mrs. Glazier and Mr. Ransford are sister and brother and for years lived with their parents at the farm .home now owned by Mrs. Elnar Anderson. Following her marriage Mrs. Glazier also lived here for some years. Mr. Ransford is in the commercial photography work at Portland. Young Glazier is yell leader at the Milwaukie Junior high schooL EOOAUTO - 6,5 0 876 . 95 VP 606707 IUJOVVJ 4 ,776j By AT. B If ITS NOT VERY PLATTTOlN, Tn ae - " - - - fci. s itj OCJMUJK says we were CLASS-HATES ari rrs TRUE! I WAS IN THE TMion Aoatb wMinturti teajo MY SENIOR ft. . rmm wwim suwu, wmwT rwu BlAv l . 1 J- E KTOSFROM iw man OtOUWU, STUDIED Qs TUB SAMS ROOM UNDER THE SAMS TEACHER 1 iMMrHugPrr VZ ' WOaU mv5 am dims SALE ATJD PROGRAM MARION. Feb. 22 The Un ion women's sewing elub met Thursday with Mrs. Lynold Col gan to quilt and complete plan for the Farmer's Union sale and entertainment to be held Friday night, March 2 at the W. O. W. hall to which the public Is in vited. The school entertainment Fri day night was a great success and great credit Is dee the teach ers. Miss Grace Pehrrson, Miss Rose Hutton and Mrs. Leota Sloan. The receipts totaled 87 which Is to go to the school base ball team; The W. C. T. U. will hold an all day meeting Friday, March 3 at the Presbyterian church with lunch served at noon. Mrs. Buck and a group of her co-workers will be present. Rev. Mead, an evangelist will i i -.Aattn prtdtv night that UCS' """""O" . . will continue for one week at the Presbyterian cnurcn. Grangers Forget Cares For Tussle With Playful Ace iurknTW HOWELL. Feb. 28 The card party and dance at the grange hall Friday night proved an en' able affair. High scores went to Evelyn Hengum and Joe Schlndler and low to Caroline As pinwall and Wayne Wiesner. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reznecsik and Louis Mayte returned from southern California Friday where they have been for the past two weeks on a business and pleasure trip. An all dafr meeting of the H. E. C. will be held Thursday at the North Howell grange hall and quilting continued on the Dresden china quilt recently pieced hy this club. McGarvey to Deliver Farewells March 19 SILVERTON. Feb. 28 The Rev. G. E. McGarvey will deliver his farewell sermon at Silverton March ll. Rev. Mr. McGarvey has tendered his resignation as pastor of the Christian Missionary Alli ance here to accept the pastorate of the Hood River congregation. As yet no pastor has been called to fill Mr. McGarvey's vacancy here. By WALT DISNEY By SEGAR UJELL .VJU6LL- OUtTE A TlOY SUM THAT - DARRELL McCLURE By JIMMY MURPHY TULl US THAT1 COLONEL HOOPER rRu.r:.2 THE Day WHEH v HI5T WIFB AND- CASPER BOSS ' -THEIR vVB ATTENDED ROOM Afclfl KINDERGARTEN . t - t r -