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Newspaper Page Text1 North Howell Will be Host to County Group Wednes day, June 21 KORTH HOWELL. June 13. Finns for entertaining the Pom ona grange members here at the grange park June 21, some legis latlre high lights by Senator Sam , Brown, and a merry time guessing baby photographs characterized the meeting Friday night of the North Howell grange. Committees appointed to assist at the hall on June 21 include: Waiters, George. Cline, George Wiesner, Roy Dunn, R. C. Jeffer ob, Jr.; Tom Bump and Kenneth Coomler; decoration, Mrs. A. T. Cline, Ena Harmon and Florence Oddle; tables, Ellis Stevens, J. S. Coomler and V. Van Brocklin; parking, W. H. Stevens and M. A. Dunn. Clean-up day will be Monday, Jane 19, when everyone is invited to come to the hall in the after noon and assist in the general cleaning up. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dunn left Sunday for Pendleton, where they will attend the state 'grange ses sion. Monday night, June 19, the regular annual school meeting at the North Howell schoolhouse, will be held and much of interest to everyone in the community should demand a good attendance. ; Mrs. Ena Harmon spent the past week. In Portland engrossing diplomas for the Western States college. Among the post - gradu ate diplomas granted there was the one awarded to A. L. V. Smith oC Silverton. Mrs. Harmon, an art tat in penmanship, has done much of this work: for college and uni versity graduates. Helen Call Rescues Girl From Waters SILVERTON, June 13. Helen Call, 15 year old Silverton girl, saved the life of ten year old Virginia Bailer Monday afternoon when the younger girl fell iato Silverton creek and had gone down for the third time. Virginia "with her' sister May and another little companion, Bernice Wart, were playing along Silver Creek when the former lost her balance and went into the creek. She was unable to swim but kept paddling until she became exhausted. Helen was across the creek when she was called but man aged to arrive in time to dive in and pull out the younger girl in time to save her. TURNER. June 13. The Turn er high school alumni association met Saturday night with fair at tendance, holding an out-door pic nic and bonfire on the school grounds. New officers elected are: President, James Denyer; vice - president, ueraia Given; secre tary - treasurer. Miss Lillian Pet erson; publicity, Willard Beat Alter having arranged to hang pictures of two deceased mem Den in the school auditorium, it was voted to discontinue the pol icy. Speeches were given by mem bers of the new graduating class. i Two 4-H club girls, LaVerna Whitehead and Eleanor Parks. : left Sunday for Corvallls to at tend the 4-H club summer school. Bonnie, the oldest of two young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fay i weoo, is seriously ill and was moved Saturday to a Salem hos- . pltal for a mastoid operation. The Illness followed a case of measles TV T. Palmer lost a valuable horse which suffered a broken leg wnen kicked; by vicious horses. DALLAS, June 13. Polk county drys officially opened their campaign for the election of their dry candidates to the con stitutional convention and for re tention of the 18th amendment at the special election July 21, at West Salem, Sunday night. Rev. Dark delivered a prohibi tion sermon in which he urged the drys to greater activity. He stated that "we might repeal a good law but we can never repeal the harmful effects of alcohol up on the mind and human body." Virgil L. McPherson, one of Polk county's dry candidates, stated that the depression had caused a move against prohibi tion and that some people had a peculiar and erroneous" Idea that repeal of the 18th amend ment would bring back prosper ity. He stated further that "the money that Is now used to buy shoes, clothes, food, furniture and automobiles would be used to buy liquor. It takes many, many more men to manufacture and sell a dollar's worth of these articles than it does to distill and sell a dollar's worth of liquor. Repeal would cause more unemploy' ment." He urged the drys pres ent to see that their friends were registered for the special election by June 20. Other dry leaders present were Mrs. R. L. Turrell of Dallas, president of the Polk county dry defenders, and Prof. Lyle Thomas of West Salem, vice - president in charge of the West Salem dis trict. At Social Meeting of Union Hill Grange; State Dele gates Leave VICTOR POINT June 12. Three candidates for election as director from their cone of non high school districts at the com ing school election spoke briefly on transportation problems at the social meeting of Union Hill grange Saturday night. Favoring transportation were: F. A. Doerfler of Macleay, and Mrs. Mary Murray, representing C. V. Murray who was unable to be present. Opposing transporta tion was C. A. Ratcllff of Red Hills. G. A. Sandner of Scio, a candi date from his rone In Linn coun ty, also talked briefly favoring transportation. F. A. Doerfler played a comic accordion solo and accordion and piano music was played for an hour's dancing, by Mrs. Doarfler and son Wallace. The Home Economics club of the grange will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the hall and the grange will hold its regular busi ness meeting for June, Friday night. Winnie Tate, master of the grange and delegate to the state grange, which Is being held at Pendleton, left Monday morning to attend the session. Tate Is accompanied by his wife and daughter, Marjorie, and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lambert of Stayton, the latter two being delegates of Marlon county, Pomona grange. FLACKS ON MOTOR TRIP KINO WOOD. June 13. Mr, and Mrs. Bert B. Flack write home to friends that they have reached Salt Lake City in the course of a delightful motor trip, They will be absent six weeks during which, time they will visit Mrs. Flack's sister, Mrs. Flor ence Harkness at Waukesha, Wis., old home town of the Flacks. They will also attend the Chicago fair. Charles E. Wiley Dies at Stayton; Rites Held Tuesday STAYTON, June 13. Charles E. Wiley, 7, died at his home here Sunday morning. Death was due to heart trouble. He was born at CorvftlUs November 27. 187S. With his wife he moved to Stay ton three years ago. Mrs. Wiley died on June 3, 9Z2. Funeral services were held at Weddle chapel, Tuesday after noon, conducted by Rev. Lyman. Interment was at Corvallls. Mr. Wiley Is survived by one daugh ter, Mrs. Clara Gerard, Salem, one brother, Jess Wiley of Corvallls, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Elliot, Marshfield, and Mrs. Eva Cook, Portland. A MUSE 5 pianos and other nor chandise to moro than $60,000 given away June 19. 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