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As Buckeroo Days . Ap
proach; Sunday Mai! Ser
vice is Talked
. MOLALLA, Jnne 28. Orer
ll ked of stock lias' armed
tor nse daring the tenth annual
Bacterbo, July 2, S and 4. This
will Include wild horses, steers.
Brahma stock .- and calres. The
nrst shipment of stock came In
Saturday from Bend, when 20
fiead of wild horses arrired' by
truck.
Banners are up. cowboys are
making their a clearances, and
Molalla is taking on the appear
ance of a real wild west town in
preparation for the show. Vera
tlcGlnnis and Paris Williams, two
women trick-riding stars, arriTed
bere Monday night. Xorman Cow
in is also in town and other per
formers ill te arriving dally
from now on.
County Display Planned
t H0LALLA, June 23. Molalla
111 tare a display at the coun
ty fair this fall, it was decided
at the Monday night meeting of
the Commercial Club in the high
.school. Other matters discussed at
the meeting were the adrisibility
Of Sunday mail service, county
road work near Molalla, the in
creased long - distance telephone
rates and civic cooperation dur
ing the Molalla Buckeroo.
Molalla does not new have Sun
day mail service, and although
here has been some agitation for
jft. members of the club arrived
St no definite conclusion in its
ffsvor. R. L..Holman is president
ot the dab and J. O. SUata sec
retary. Taylor Reunion Held
MOLALLA, June 28. Descend
ants of George and Rachel Tay
lor and of Samuel and Augusta
Taylor met at the Monitor Odd
fellows' hall Sunday for the 10th
annual reunion. The clan had
planned to Sold the reunion at
the Sllvertoq. park, but bad wea
ther Interfered. The Taylors ori
ginally came here from Ontario,
Canada, and settled near Amity,
where the first reunion was held.
The meeting was attended by 49
persons, some coming from as far
away as Seattle and Central ia.
Mrs. Edith Jones, of McMinn
irille. was elected president and
Mary Ridings, Molalla, was elect
ed secretary. Th3 next reunion
will be held at the Ridines park
on the Molalla river.
Hammond Is Director
MOLALLA, June 28. In a
closely contested decision, O r i n
Hammond was chosen director of
Union high school district No. 44
Monday afternoon at the annual
tchool election. He will serve for
five years. He won out over Al
bert Eyman by a margin of "32
Totes.
Immanuel Guild is
Ready for Outdoor
Festival at Ulvins
SILVERTOX. June 28. The
Immanuel Guild is sponsoring a
lawn festival Saturday afternoon
and evening at the home of A. A.
TJlvin on North Church street.
The affair begins at 2:30
o'clock and is continuous until 10
p. m. Strawberries, cake, Ice
cream and coffee form the menu
and a program consisting of mu
sic will be given throughout the
evening.
Serving on the committee are
Mrs.. Lee Ulvin-Smith, Miss Selma
Storaasli and Miss Hilda J. Ol
sen. NOTHING DCES SO MUCH FOR
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July Fourth and the open road, the beaches,
resorU, and fishing streams are calling. Tele
phone ahead. TVs easy to call "inter1 dry"
; from home or office or along the way.
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Manping the plan of campaign for industrial recovery, General Hugh
S. Johnson, Federal Administrator, is shown with some of his aides.
SUnding are: John Frey, Edward F. McGrady (both of the A. F. of L.),
and Sidney Hillman, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers;
seated: Secretary c.f Labor Frances Perkins, Gen. Johnson and Dr. Leo
Wolman. economist.
CHON FAIUIILY IS
EPB1D STAY
EAST WOODBURN. June 28.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Cannon and
family recently returned from
Crowell. Texas, where thT vent
last November to visit his par
ents. Conditions in Texas and the
south are still on the downward
trend they report. They expect to
reside at Broadacres on their 10-
acre tract where they are con
structing a house. The latter'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Will-
son aiso reside there.
J. F. Rlgdon was elected school
director for McKee for a thret
year term, succeeding P. W. Owre
who had held that position for
nine years. J. C. Owre was re
elected clerk for th 15th tear
Percy Seely was elected director
at Union and Mrs. John Ramage,
clerk, at Monitor. V. G. Calvin was
reelected director and T. O.
Thornton reelected clerk at Har
mony. Mrs. Percy Smith was elect
ed director and V.- J. White re
elected clerk. In a!T the vote was
against transportation.
A group of young folks, the
"McKee Entertainers," Saturday
night appeared at Gervais where
they were received with loud ap
plause. In the group were Max
Murphy. Rhuey Ann Senter, Er
nest Ogden and Bruce Senter. The
latter three named performers
have sung and yodeled over sta
tions KWJJ and KOAC.
Special Program
Slated for Church
Services, Dallas
DALLAS, June 28. A piano
and Tiolin recital will be held at
the Christian church Sunday af
ternoon when Barbara Powers and
Elsie and Mildred Miller of Mon
mouth appear in a program at 4
o'clock. Miss Powers has been a
violin pupil of Roy Miller for
about seven years. Elsie Jane Mill-
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Roy Miller, has been studying the
violin for about two years.
Mildred Miller has been a piano
pupil of Will Caldwell of Dallas
for over three year. She will play
a piano selection composed by Mr.
Caldwell, "Valse Caprice." This
selection was dedicated to Miss
Miller by Mr. Caldwell when he
wrote it. t - -
Mrs. Bruce; Spalding, well
known soprano sinter will inr
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DIVORCE
SUITS
FILED AT W
DALLAS. June 2$ Two dl-
rorce actions, two marriage li
censes, and a foreclosure action
made np the majority of the busi
ness transacted ia the county
clerk's office the Utter part of
last week and the first of this
week. The foreclosure suit was
that of A. A. Schramm, superin
tendent p? banks, ts. J. C. Cocker
ham et'kl, for 93018. .
Rose Gallap filed a suit for di
vorce from Albert Gallap. and
charged cruel and inhuman treat
ment. She asks restoration of her
maiden name. Rose Tavlor. Th
other divorce complaint was that
or unrrord Bellenger vs. Pearl
Bellenger. They were married at
Spokane. He seeks also
tody of a minor child.
Marriage licenses were Issued
to Glen Wingo. 25. logger, of Si
leti. and Vera Wheeler. 22. honsA-
keeper, of Falls City; and Lester
. Been, legal, professor, or Pro
vidence. R. L. and Helen C. Pranr
legal, teacher, of Rick real 1.
Guest at Suver is
Honored at Picnic
Held at Helmick
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SUVER. Jnne 28. Miss Mer-
rlam Haswell of Corvallis spent
a few days last week with Mf
Dorts Conger. On Friday evening
she was guest of honor at a pic
nic at Helmick park when Miss
Conger entertained & group of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jar Thnmaa and
family and Wilmer McEldnwnev
attended the Missouri picnic at
Salem Sunday. Blaine Thomas re-
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Harry F. Payer, recextJy.appointed
Assistant Secretary of Stat, is pic
tured at feu desk in the State De
partment as he took over his new
iriUts. Ftytr is a well-kaown au
thority on international affairs.
mained in Salem for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson
and daughters Doris and Dorothy
and Frances Frederlckson visited
at Reedsport and Forest Grove
Friday. Doris Anderson remained
for a few days' visit with rela
tives. Frances Frederlckson mada
arrangements for attending Paci
fic university tnis fall.
WEBB SERVICE TODAY
TURNER. June 28. Funeral
services for J. L. Webb, promi
nent local resident, will be held
inursoay arternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Methodist church here.
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.IT'S FORTIFIED OD ALL
WALDO HILLS. Jnna St. The
eighth annual reunion of the de
scendants of John and Mary Bru li
ner was held Sunday at Ever
green school with 14 members of
the family and four additional
gnests In attendance, Mr. a ad
Mrs. Brunner came from Indiana
52 years ago. -
V. L. Brunner of Silrerton was
the oldest descendant present and
Mrs. Lydla Klonfensteln earn
from the greatest distance, Pres
ton Creek, Cuba,
A bountiful dinner was served
at noon. Present from Battle
ground were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Wolfe and son Ralph; from Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Brun
ner, Katherine Brunner; Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Sampson, Lenora sad
naymond Sampson; Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Green; Vera and Jnne Green;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh Dve. Emilv
and Jeanette Dye; Conrad Green;
Walla Walla, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin
Jackson. Ethel and And rev Jak.
son; Independence, Mr. and Mrs.
nenry jackson and son Henry
Franklin: Sheridan, Mrs. H. C.
Bailer. Rosetta. Freddie. Ilenrr.
Jr., Mary Alice and Valrey Bailer;
Salem. Mrs. Alice Kaser. Helen
and Irene Kaser, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Storti. Lela. Edna, Wilma
Storts. Josephine Kaser.
Sirverton. Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
Brunner, Mr. and, Mrs. Johnny
Brunner, Jane Ogden. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kaser. Veneta. Orral.
Harrey, Melvln. Calvin Kaser; Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Kaser, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Kaser, Billy and Sam
my Kaser, Mr. and Mrs. Alpbeus
Schar and Earl Schar, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Gelser, Mr. and Mrs.
George Elton. Helen Elton ? Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Krug and Lyle
.rug. Mr. and Mrs. Alrln Krag,
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Donna and Dal Kmt; 'Mr and
Mrs. Orral Egan. ouwi. .
Mrs. Hanna,- Jackie and
Eomny Hanna; Mrs. Llxxie Bra
tier. Mr. and Mra--W. Mi Carrer,
Valena and Joan Carrar;.Mr. and
Mrs. Cliftoa DIckerson. l VadJi,
Vale and Richard Die kerson. Ad
ditional guests were James John
son, June Falrcbild and Rath
Prentiss of Portland and Loren
Clement, Salem.
DRAMA TO BE GIVEX
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termath." a colorful, two charac
ter, .religious temperance drama
debate, will be presented at the
Dallas Christian church on Thars-
Jmw Tnn. 9 at t B. TTJ. II CD IT B.
Hall and Judge M. C. Summers
are featured in tne paru 01 juugw
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Tickets good on all trains having
JUTJE 30, JULY 11, 2, 3,4
B hack by midnight, July 11
For the fine tune we offer oar famous Ceni-s-tnil" fares
over mc'4di of July holidays. Pick the place yow waox to
" go, then ft yrr $. f. agent hjf4 vest btt s j f
get then. Tea to ooe, the traia will save you time and
saoocy.
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Tom OTs'eiL who Is la the liquor
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Farm Tour Scheduled
For Today by Inskeep
HUBBARD, Jane 28. Several
farmers are planning to Join the
farm tour arranged by J. J. in
akeen. Clackamas count
for Thnrsday afternoon. The
group will meet at 1 o'clock at
the home of H. C Belton, repre
estatrra' of Clackamas rnnm.
The tonr, epea to all, will in
ciade tne, can, ana waiao Brown
farms here. On the latter farm
splendid stand of field peas, corn
an Cits will be aotedV .
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