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The OREGON STATES5IAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, July 11, 1933
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RICHES CLAN ;:.
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At Silverton . Park Where
Other Picnic Groups Also
Hold Forth ,
PLANS SOLO
- SlLVERTONuly 10FamIl
reunions and picnicgroups of con
siderable size were the features of
tbe city park at Silverton Sunday.
. -The largest, family : reunion: at
the park Sunday was. that of the
descendants of -Charles and
George ; P. S. 4 Riches. George
Riches was a pioneer of 1841, set- i
tllng in the Waldo Hills in-1851 !
"on a land donation claim. Charles
Riches came to Oregon around the
horn in 1S53, lived at Salem fgr
two , years and later settled at
, Turner. The oldest member of the
! dan present Sunday was Warren
Riches, 81, and tbe youngest was
Janice Joan Riches, two months,
the daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Don
ald 8. Riches of Trtfner and the
great granddaughter of Charles
Riches. . : s :- r -
Y'Bichea JOf fleers Elected
cElsctlonr of. officers of the Rich
est ln. resulted i- in; Harry Li
Riches 5-or:SilTettn, -president?
. president . George H. Riches of.
Salens historian and Lois Anne
Riches pt :' "-.Silverton, secretary?
".Present for the reunion were
from .Salem, Mr. and Mrs. George
IL Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Mulkey and. Warren; Miss Jane
Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Max Car
man, Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Steeves,
from .Turner, Mr. and Mrs. War
ren T. Roches', Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Riches, Miss Alice Riches, Mrs.
Alma Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley RJches, Rachel- Ricbes, - Mr.
and ! Mrs. Wallace Riches and
- Wallace and Warren, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Riches and Janice
Joan Leland Riches, Mrs. Joseph
McKinney, Miss Mabel Walker,
Misa Ruth Robinson, Sara Hall;
from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Riches and Hannah Sue, Mr.
and Mrs-. Lloyd Riches and Tom,
Patricia, Robert and David. Miss
Maxlne Cummins, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawton Whitely and Richard and
Donna, Mrs. A. J. Carman, Me
Minnville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Holmes; Woodburn, Ellsworth
Riches; Sublimity, Mrs. J. T.
Hunt Silverton, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mul-
key, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulkey
and Harold and Janet, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Mulkey and Lucille
and Maurice, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mulkey and Gene. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Mulkey, Mrs. T. W. Rich
es, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Given
and Kenneth, Mrs. Alice Terry.
Mrs. Jim Vearrler and Donald and
- Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Dahlen and Elmer, Betty and Ma
eel, Esther Lucht, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Warnock and Frances
and Margaret, Charles R. Riches,
and Harry, Theodore, Robert.
Winnifred and Lois, Billy King,
Beryl Ottaway, Mrs. Elsie Sim-
eral, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson
and Richard, Miss Emma Adam
son. . ,
Descendants of E. W. Starr who
came to Oregon in 1876 and set
tied at Stayton also picnicked in
the Silverton. park. W. F. Starr
of Salem was the only one present
from the original family. Other
descendants present were Clar
ence Starr, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Starr
and Donna, Mrs. E. N. Starr and
Virgil, Jessie and Helen, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Beecroft and Dorothy
and Marine, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Solie,
Mrs. C. H. Long, Mrs. J. M. Es
kew, Mrs. Orpha .Smith, 'Gladys
uransreldt and Miss -France
Welch.
Other Groans Gather
Other picnic groups in the park
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West Salem News'
WEST SALEM; July 10 West
Salem- friends of Prof, and Mrs.
Horace Pattison. of Portland will
Smith-HugheS Leader GlYesj I to leamthat they have a
Lecture On POUltry JUdg- : 1 been named Edward ManselL
Mrs. Jerald Simpson of Clack
amas is making a. islt at the
Dome or ner moiner. Mrs. saran
Sutton' for -pleasant vacation.
ying for Club
JEFFERSON, Jaly 10. At
the monthly business-, meeting Quest at the S. H. Creasy some
held at the Arrilson home Frlp M their daughter and .gTand-
uay ingni, miss ranees enaie daughter, - Mrs. Arthur. Mitchell,
Undismayed by the 'failure of bis
trans-Atlantic attempt last year.
when he drifted for eight days after
' was elected delegate from ' the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Evangelical church to tbe annual
summer assembly ;at 'Jennings
lodge, the latter part of this
month. ' . ' " ' -
Mr. and' Mrs. Wallace Remple
are the parents of a baby daugh
ter, Clarice Carolyn, corn at the
home of Mrs. Remple's mother,
Mrs. Dora Childs, July ft. Mrs.
Remple is a granddaughter of
Mrs. Mary Swabb and a niece of
Mrs. iA.. Wilson ofjefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris are
enjoying a visit from two of their
daughters Mrs. Ray Whitseu of
Astoria, and Miss Florence Harris
of .Fossil. Miss Hartman, superin
tendent 'of; schools; of Wheeler
nee Gladys Creasy and little Dar-
lene of Los Angeles, who are vis-
with a sister. In Silverton, for
merly Alice Creasy. ; ' .
" Edward Englehorn left this
week - to accept position as a
trnlt salesman In Montana.
Spending the weekend at Tole
do and Newport - were Mrs. Lynn
L. Sloper, her mother. Mrs. Lida
Andrews of Salem and Arlie Par
ker and Darrel Watson of Port
land.t.:) ;.
Mr and ;Mrs. John V. Enslin
motored to Roseburg for a visit
and upon their . return brought
Miss Helen . Richards ana ner oro-
iting at the parental home and thers.-Edmond and-Wllford back
here with (hem for a short vaca
tion. All were guests of Mrs.'Gar
net Smith part of this week. Mr.
and Mrs. H. M.. Edgar cf Port
land Ylslted" here with Mrs.' Ed
gar' sister, he F. Marian Moore
Sunday. :y-
Mrs. B. A. Shoff has been mak
ing an extended visit . with rela
tives and ; friends at Kelso - and
Longvlew, - Wn, and at Castle
Rock, v " " '
Moving to 8eattle to accept a
position In the northern city last
week were Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Nash and daughter Patricia Ann.
Mr. Nash will be connected with
the wholesale packing house and
shipping department of the Dairy
and Foods com mission. rs.
Miss Ruth Maers of West Salem
won first-place in a. singing con-
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! LIBERTY, July 10. A pee
lal business meeting of . tbe Wo
men's club- has been called for
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. W. R. Dallas.
The club isf also- Invited to attend
the potluck luncheon of the
grange home economies clufc
which meets the tame day for an
test held recently at the Holly
wood theatre in Salem. -
all cay ess " at the ' Dallas
home. . ,
t The Red Hill grange win meet
In regular session at the hall on
Tuesday evening. July 11, at 8
o'clock. Seymour Jones, from the
Salem grange, will be guest speaker.--
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, H Perl Scott, her patient. Mrs.
Mel Gohel, and niece of Beaver
Creek, are spending several days
visiting the F. L. Scott. Mrs.
Gob el baa . lately . Improved in
health.,- . . -
Other visitors thl week end
were Mr. and Mrs. C Behnke of
Florence, at the home ef their
daughter,Mr. W. R Dallas. The
Raymond Cleveland. Mrs. Mary
Cleveland and the Elgin family
made, trips to the coast. '
beimr f oreed ' down at sea off the L county, is also a auest of the Har-
Axores. Stantsuds uausner Polish- I rts famllyTaccoxntnihyinr Mls
American fiierwillahortly attempt
a sola. "non-stop bop from New York
. to. Warsaw, Poland. v
rls fmlly7racc5Xnp-4hyiar-
' ' The Trail- Blasers crab' -of 1UI
lersburg. "and the cravelhin
Ponltrv elnb held. tbeiV - meetina
Sunday includes a McMinnvlUe I Saturday alternoon at the. homo
and ' Hillsboro group numbering I oi Mrs. jam es -Arnoia, -near mu-;
25: Los - Angeles. 3: Salem. 45: lersourg. naipn Morgan oi me
Molalla, 20; Union Hill, 40; El-1 Smith - Hughes institution, was
Hot Prairie Community club. 100: present and gave instructions In
Bye and Skelton 70. . juaging pouury.
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the Mosher clan will picnic there ?ri -Jif'l r?..-.0- I-
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SILVERTON HILLS, July 10.
The home of Lewis Hall burn
ed completely to the ground here.
early this afternoon. Mr. Hall was
alone at the time and didn't no-
and daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs: Ray Lynes.
Miss Emma Skelton of La
Grande, was the. guest. of her
brother, - William Skelton, - and
family last week; She is employ
ed in a millinery store, and is
enjoying her vacation with rela
tive in this vicinity.
Through m an oversight, Fred
Looney's name was omitted from
the program committee for the
dedication of tbe Conser bridge
here.
tice the fire until it was beyond Transportation or
control. The fire, Mr. Hall
thought, originated in the kitchen
roof.
The Silverton fire department
went up to assist but the fire was
beyond control before it had been
noticed. Mr. Hall was unable to
save more than two or three
chairs.
The loss was partially cover
ed by insurance. Mrs. Hall and
the children, who have been
spending the week end at Yaki
ma, Wash., had not yet returned
but were expected home later today.
v The house which burned down
was the old farm home of Mrs.
Hall's parents, the late Mr. and
Mrs. Brudy Davis.
VISITORS AT MAYO HOME
STAYTON, July 10 Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Mayo have been en
tertaining a number of guests.
Among them being their son, J.
W. Mayo, - and family of Port
land; Mrs. R. E. Shipley, of Spo
kane; Mrs. Nebergal, her daugh
ter, from San Diego, Cal., and
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Higglns'and
daughter of San Francisco. Mrs.
Higglns Is a niece of Mrs. Mayo
and Mrs. Mattle Brace of this
place.
School Pupils is
Live Issue, Lyons
LYONS, July 10. Quite a
large delegation of Lyons resi
dents and high school patrons at
tended the mass meeting at Stay-
ton Wednesday. A system and
plans are under consideration by
the Stayton school district to
make possible the ' transportation
of high school pupils from dis
tances who wish to send children
there. No definite terms have
been reached.
Hugh Johnson took the mem
bers of tbe Lyons Sunday school
to the convention held in Mill
City Sunday. A very small at
tendance from Lyons was pres
ent due to a good many being
away at work for the summer,
and others gone to different
places for vacations.
The - S. D. Brown and Carl
McGee families and Marlon Mar
tin .motored to Netarts Saturday.
They reported the weather rath
er cool until noon. Clam digging
was limited to SB for each per
son. Campers were canning a win
ter's supply and crabs and oys
ters are rather scarce this season.
uQO you think all cigarettes are
O alike ! "Vfell, you just light up
one of these and see for yourself
that Chesterfields arc really different.
'They're milder for one thing.
And they taste better, too. But just
you take a few puffs and you'll
know they're the kind that satisfy!"
OPERATOR EXAM 24th
SILVERTON, July 10. Traf
fic Examiner W. H. Baillle will
be at the city hall at Sllver-
WHITES HOME AGAIN
SCOTTS MILLS. July 10. Mr.
and Mrs. Lounco White and
daughter, Miss Edna, returned
last week from Los Angeles.
where they spent the past win-1 ton Monday, July 24, between
ter. Mrs. Grace Ahlers of San I the hours of 9 am. and 4 p. m.
Francisco, is visiting her sister. I for the purpose of giving ex
Mrs. J. N. Amundson and family amlnatlons for operators' and
returned Friday from Spokane. L chauffeurs' license.
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