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1 miS HIED, 2ST Reception Held at Home in . SHverton Draws Many 1-VH, 't-r Friends ; SILVERTON, Feb; 12.Very charming wag the reception- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sever In Nelson : Sunday In observance of .their '25th wedding annivers ary.' During the afternoon, Mrs. M. G.-1 Gunderson, . who. was maid , of honor at the wedding, poured. ;-" Mrs. .--' Albert Funrue, Ruth and Ida Hansen and Mrs. Tom Hansen assisted fn serving and about the rooms Telegrams were received ' from Alaska " and various others 1 points, ; while gifts from" Norway 'were on dis play.' Mr. and Mrsv Nelson were married at Silverton and , many of those attending the first wed ding called Sunday. . r . Out-of town caller Sunday were -Mr., and ' Mrs.' Jena Olsen, Oeear Harriet and Sylvia-and H. Olsen; all of Seattle; 1 Mr. : and; Mrs. ' Elmer 'Hansen, Ramon and - Helen Louise,: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jacobsen and daughter.' Dorothy Jean of Portland, and Miss Est ti er Towe .bf; Vancouver, Wh Zr- 'Others tallinr. wers'Mr. -and Ur. H. G. .Gunderson, Mr. an&,Mrs. Tom. Hln sesf and' -family, Mrs.' Carrie Sjorangea aa44aagbter, Verds, Mrs. Lcrad and daughter. 3of: . JTr. and ..lira; C. Jeha soav asd dasghter, , Charlotte, ?Mr.. -and rMri. ) Albert . i'unrae ' and aont Norman. . Hn. J. Hattebera'Miss Bertha Hatte , berc. Jln. H. Oped I, Mr. and Mr. E. Elunan; ' Mr. and Mrs. - C. Thorkildson aad daoghte!.' Mra. Toatenson, Mrs. A. Kanflafid,--i. . Joan .Larson, -Mrs..- K. Funros, Mr. and "Mra. B. O. Solum. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Towa aod danehu Dor othy, Mr. and" Mrs. A. -Balverson,' Mr; aad .. Mts.' P. O. Henderson. ,: r. and Mrs. A.-Petersen and family, "Mr. and 'Mra. M. Koloen. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jorgenson, Mra. -John Tonr. Mrs. Arthar DabI, HsItot Dab I,1 Mra. . Sara a Kvasta.- Mr. and Mrs. H. Kler, Mrs. ft. ; A. Qnaderaon, Mra. O. Ormbrek, ' Mrs. Hans Steeir. Mr. and Mr. Ehner John son. Mrs. Osear Loe, Mrs.. Ola 'Lea, Mrs. Boss Winslow, MUs Bertha Loe, Rev. and Mrs. 3. M. Jensen, Mr. and Mra. Jonas Byberf , ' Misa . Hilda7 Olsen, Mr.- add-Mrs. Osear OHen, Mrs. 8elmer Ness, Mr. and Mrs. William . Bjoraufen. Mr. ahd Mrs. Oide SamcakL Mr. and Mra. Olirer Holman, Chris Anderson and Ardis Aarbas. ,' MONUMENT PEAK GATES, Feb. .12. Word has teen received from . the relatives of Mrs. Remal Hesseman of her rapid recovery, from an emergen cy appendix - operation. . She is able to return to her -home in llarrisburg where - her mother, Mrs. Carl Knutson of Niagara Is with. her. ," - r - . - - - The'- running Wolfe patrol of Gate Boy Scouts went on a pa- . trol hike en Saturday. -afternoon ' to- the vicinity or Lucky Camp near. Monument Peak.' This is a patrol': from . the Milt .CityBoy Scout organization .and is; under i the, leadership, of ,Assi8tauCScout? master . jGwyn::. Gates '1 of. : King's ,. Prairie. Kenneth. Donnell Is local patrol leader with .Eugene Carey assistant. , During the hike,. Dan Sellerd. passed the fire building test and - Kenneth"' Donnell ; and -Kenneth i Dike -passed the knife - and hatchet tests. , Mra. - Helen . Case and - Byron Wolfe, wife and son of Portland, and Mrs. Beatrice Rodenbaugh of Astoria,, children of Edward Wolfe and Thelma, Louise- and ' Howard1' Stafford-, of ." Eugene, grandchildren, were here to at tend -v Edward Wolfe's '. funeral Sunday; afternoon, it King's Prairie.' .. BOY C . SILVERTON, Feb. 12. An in quest; on the death of Mr., and Mrs. Albert Dahlen, who were . found dead'' here at their home 'Monday, wiirbe held Wednesday ' morning at 10 o'clock at the city Jail, here.1 . -Jurors, selected to sit ' on the case are Charles Davis, G. ' M. Mehl, E. B. -rotteck, Jr.. O. Q. 'Olsen, John Merrlfield and Wil liam Jones. .. ' " ; . Officers - have been here going ever the case throughout be day... However, they refuse to make any definite statement as to what their opinion is. Indications .are that first suspicions will like ly prove correct and that It will be decided that the case is a murder-suicide. - The tragedy has put a gloom over the city and all day long the curious have been, dmlng In front ef the Dahlen home on MeClaiiie : 'street.' The bodies were removed" Monday night to the Ekman mor- ' tuary. - Four in Family Burn to Death . CINCINNATI,. Feb. 12.-(ffV- h . - m t a four memoers oi one lamiiy aieu and two others were injured last . night in a lire wnica trappea mem on the upper floor of. a two and i one-half story dwelling. Firemen . said Ahe fire apparently, was eaus- HSONIE. DAHLEN INQUEST IS AT 10111.11 ed by an overheated iumace. ' H- 'asMBwwssaMaa,HwaaassMBwsiB ' :- BDXE SKIDS; KNEE CUT ' STATTON. Fo.il2. , Billy, A9, son of, Mr. and"Mrs.rW. D; r Roberts, severely cut his knee- Sunday, when - his bicycle skid ded in some gravel.' It necessitate ed several stitches and Billy will :;be unable to attend school for a week or more. ; -.'3f,if-"i KIDNEY TROUBLE Stop Getting Up Night Te harmlessly flush poisons and acid "from kidneys aad correct irritation of - bladder so that job can stop "retllac mirhu" r I IS cent package at. Void Medal Uaarlem Oil Capsules and take as directed. Other symptoms of kidney and bladder weaknesses are scant, homing or smarting pssssgs-r-baekache leg cramps pnffjr eyes.j :. j, , Cuiteh SmUes '; CJrville tiyW: .i 'J f(. 5 Artliar W."CHe Threatened Vfith expulsion from the grain board, Arthur W. Cutten, right, .nniiinaire -: Cbleair; 'graln"'tieaTer,"' nererthele'ss manages to smile as he leaves the agriculture department buildiiig in Washing Jon wita i attorney, Orville J, Taylor. , Cutten was given a hear ing before a cabinet committee on charges of attempting to manipu late the wheat market In 1930 by selling millions of bushels in viola ; . Ii tion f the grain futures act uudeoSSt INDEPENDENCE. Feb. 12. Much praise was given to the boys of the Future Farmers of Amer ica at their annual parent and son banquet Wednesday night at the Presbyterian church. Speakers on the program were: W. T. Hoff man, chairman of the school board, County; Agent J.-'R. Beck, Loren Mort and Themas Gentle. The program included: harmon ica solos by Charles Laird, Robert Brown, Charles: Brown and Eldon Peterson. Piano solo", ,Ray Dunck el; trio Gladiola Newton, Joan Dickson and Verla Becken accom panied by Roy Dunckel. A son was born Sunday morn ing to. Mr. and; Mrs. Glen Matti son, at the home of her parents, Mr. and' Mrs.' ; Davidson in the Greenwood, district. - . . SCOTTS MILLS, Feb. 12. A large crowd attended' he play, O. O. F, hall Saturday night, pre sented by the P. T. A. About $25 was realized. f Those taking part were Mr. and: Mrs. . Albert Wood ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan an, L. W. Magee. Mrs. Shoemak er, J. E. Saueressig and E. Jack- sen. ; i . -' . Mrs- Frank i Brosig returned home Saturday from the Oregon City hospital, - where she under went a mfrjor operation several weeks ago, and is reported -getting along fine; ; . M r. and Mrs, M. A. Bletenberg entertained the Crooked Finger good times club at their home Sun day night". Six tables of 500 were in play. Mrs. John Flas and-Kurt Weldaman receiving prizes for high score. " Misses Marie ' and Geslna: Plas will entertain the club at their home March 3. ; Installing Equipment In Cannery For Hunts - SILVERTON,: Feb. 12. Aust: . Eastman, Norman Eastman and Ludvlg Meyer left -. Sunday- for Puyallup where they, will be for tw or three weeks installing c a n n e r.y equipment for . Hunt Brothers. The three are with .the Eastman Manufacturing plant at Silverton. ;; i - .-c' Now taienecr So Many PARENT TEACHERS M m Hi , l49ing:TlieirGrip" on iTiwjM ';"! It's- Oftn Nothing Me Sriou Thmn Touch ' "Arid $tomochn HOW TO RELIEVE IT Many people begin to look oocJfc on hie when 40. rolls around. They worry. Notice they've lost "snap. Have headaches , oftener Feel-: -diizy." Tired and low. a lot. Are prone to - stomach upsets. They think they're "growing old. Not at ail, usually. Scientists say the cause, in a great many cases, is only this: a tendency to an acid condition of the stomach, perhaps the result of faulty diet. Nothing ; ' more.'- , -'4; j-' rv The thing to do is simply to neutralize excess stomach acids. ' , When you hate 'one of these acid ; Alma In. TtJ r. PhHIips i Milk T - Masnesia Tablets are now on sal at all drug-stares everywhere. Each tiny tablet is the equivalent of a - teaspoonf ul of Genuine- Phillips Milk or Magnesia. ;. Or -.: arW . Phillips Ai&ofU The OREGON at Troubles" BY PRESBYTERIANS DALLAS, Feb. 12. The Pres byterian church open house Sun day night was a pleasant event. with the program of living pic tures presented by Dr. Williams, pastor, in connection with his theme especially interesting. Out standing -was the portrayal of Lincoln by J. E. Clayton. Mrs. Ivan E. Warner arranged this part of the program. Other episodes In the five liv ing pictures were in charge of Mrs. Joanna Beard of Corvallis, the American Legion and Auxil iary, Mrs. Raleigh Middleton and Mrs. Walter Muir. The episodes, besides the Lincoln one,' depicted the Fourth, Armistice day. Thanksgiving and Christmas'. Sunday night' closed the annual missionary convention of the Christian alliance church, of which Lloyd Rice is pastor.' Rev. J. D. Williams, district superin tendent of the alliance, brought the closing message, and during the week, Rev. R. E. Larson, mis sionary to Ecuador, and Rev. Wil liam Moyser, of India, spoke. Women's Club to Present Mystery Drama Next Week INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 12. The dates for "Tiger House," three-act mystery comedy, to be presented by. the Women's club, have been "set for "Wednesday and Thursday, February 20 and 21. The, play will be given in the training school auditorium. The cast, directed by Mrs. Lor en Mort, includes: Mrs. Ivan Ben nett, Mrs. R.'M: Walker, Mrs. El sie Bolt, Mrs. Stella Fluke, Mrs. Paul Robinson, Dr. George Her Iey, A. R. Wheeler, A. E. Niemey er, Paul Robinson, and Robert Craven. , . Mrs. Clarence Charboneaa is business manager. Clarence Char boneau . is stage manager. . . , KIDNAPING CHARGED ; COLORfADO- SPRINGS, Colo.,' Feb. 12. (P) Accused of abducts ing the wife of & friend', beating her : and, threatening her with death if she refused to . see him twice a week, Louis' .Murdock, 19, was arrested last' night and ordered booked' by Fred H, Springer, deputy poliee chief, on a charge of kldnaplncW stomach upsets,1 all you da is take 1 PhiDips'4 Milk ef -i Magnesia alter meals and before soing to bed. Soon you feel like another person. Stom ach calm. Fewer headaches. And the pep' and energy you thought lost, comes back again! , : Try this. Take either the familiar liquid "PHILLIPS' ' or the new Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tablet. - convenient to "lake with. , you anywhere ...",- OPEN HOUSE HELD I :.fo:S?" " ll : STATESMAN, Senu Oregon, Wednesday Morning, February 13, 1935 HECFIS 4 MHO AM i Marion County Gets $82,844 For Wheat,Corn-Hog "Reductions- Every Oregon county has shar ed in the distribution of ? 4,2 4 6.- 515.29 in rental and benefit pay ments returned to this state un der the provisions of the agricul tural . adjustment act, : according to a report as : of January 1, recently- received by. the Oregon Extension service. Marion coun ty's total Is $82,844.39. with $49,144.13; for wheat and $33. .700.25 for .corn-hogs, . v ..Total expenditures In. this state from processing ' taxes amounted at that time to $10,439,466.90, but this amount included $6,079, 407.57 for "surpl us.;, rem oval, most of which was ' used - in. fi nancing the wheat export subsidy at Portland. Only $113,544.04 is listed as : general administrative expense in this state. . . - - L Wheat benefits have accounted for the bulk of AAA payments in Oregon, . the total at the first of the year being $3,980,348.65, compared ' with $366,166.64 for the corn-hog J program- - The lat er represents only -.the first pay meat on. the 1934 contracts,- however.- ;'r' -''.Vs ;.-. : -:-:-; ' A.-H. Lauterbach chief of the dairy section , of - the AAA, an nounced ' to Oregon dairymen ; in their state convention In McMinn ville that " a federal butter ' mar keting control program will be of fered to the Pacific coast states in the near future. It will be de signed to .accomplish much' the same results being attained local ly by the Oregon butter market ing agreement, WOLFED B EK t . HUBBARD, Feb. 12. Funeral services for David H. Wolfer, 82, of Liberal, were held at the Ever- hart Funeral home, Molalla to day, with . interment in Zimmer man cemetery at Needy. Rev, Henry Wolfer officiating He. is survived by his widow, Kate, a brother, William Wolfer, Hub bard; a sister, Christina Stauffer, Hubbard; a son, Calvin D. Wolf er, Portland, and four daughters, Airs. Agnes Grimm, Mrs. Ruby Keys, Mrs. Delphia Gervig, all of Portland,' and Mrs. Nunda Conn of Silverton. Funeral services for Joseph W. Evans, . Hubbard, :. who died of heart trouble at the veterans hospital in Portland, Friday, were held at Millers' chapel. Au rora, with Rev. E. Z. Yoder offi ciating and interment . at ZIon church cemetery, Hubbard. Mu sic for the services was furnish ed by a double quartet consisting of Mrs. E. S. Toder.' Mrs. W. J. Kenagy, Mrs. L. E. Conrad. Mrs. Sam Hostettler, S. G. Hostettler, C. L. Kropf. S. Y. Yoder. and C. G. Yoder. " Pallbearers were Roy and Marion ' Kauffman, W. G. Kenagy, Alvin Hooley, Rollo Hos tettler and L. E. Conrad. Mr. Ev ans was born in Holden, Missouri, July 14, 1891. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Emma Evans, of Hubbard. Annual Thank-offer . Of Mission Society Is Slated Thursday HAZEL GREEN, Feb. 12. Mrs. W. G. Davis will be hostess to the Women's Missionary so ciety for the annual thank-offering meeting .. February 14. Mrs Lester Van Cleave is leader. Mrs. J. H. Wortman. served luncheon to the Otterbeing Guild group at the parsonage Sunday after the meeting. The Guild will meet at the W. W. Rutherford home for; . the annual business meeting March 10. Plans were made for a 'social with, the Wo men's Missionary society to raise funds to pay on the Gladys Ward fund. Miss Ward; an Oregon girl, is teacher in a girls' " school in Canton, China. Mr. and 'Mrs. George Thatch are announcing birth of a 4- pound son Saturday night. He Is the- fourth child. op to the S peight STUDEBAKER Sedans as Low as $910 - Here 2-Door - Sedans as Low as $900 IIer 2-Door . Sedans as Low as $765 ' . Here 2-Door 2-Passenger Coupes $74S CARAVANED CARS : li For Details '"' t - 525 Chemeketa St. . ; x f Salem, Oregon - - .- - ,- . - , ; .Opn Nights and Sundays 1 (HIES HELD HUDSON SfatewotorSelnc -eWt-ej - J- Vl mji- MIDDLE GROVE, Feb. 12. A two-actxplay, "Fascinating Fan-r nie Brown," will be the feature of the Middle Grove community e 1 u bi meeting at T:30 Friday night at the' clubhouse, -with the public - invited. .The castr -Fern Colwell. , Ruth Clarkr Mrs. Ora Johnston, Qarolyn LaDue, Fay Colwell, Kenneth iVan Cleive, Lu cille Warner,- Ralph Wagers, and Melvin LaDue, . has been coached by Mra. - Robert Wagers. An . ad mission charge .will be. made. Af ter the play refreshments will be served.' ', i BRUSH COLLEGE, Feb.' 12. The Brush College players gave a burlesque comedy in one act, "Quack, Quack,' with a good at tendance at the community club meeting Friday night at the local schoolhouse.' Thej cast Included: Joe Singer, Phillip .Schults, Fran cis Olsen; Irene Moriarlty, Hasel Rlvett, Irene Cutler Kathleen Rock," Robert .Ewing, . Corydon Blodgett,-.Donald J E wing, R n t h Whitney and MIsS iThereea' Moe hamer.VVocai;: duets ; by Maxine and F red. Olsea t preceded the. play; -.v - 'y:-Vj;iX:;V:rT!.'y'-' "' SPRING TALLEY, Feb. ? JJ The Spring alley, ;- community club met Friday inight with; the Flaubel Entertainers v of Salem furnishing the program! "Sandy, theSt. Bernard, 'performed, tricks and was popular with the . young Bters. ; J ?y J.--;- ':f. ' Lunch . was served. by six of the, men " following; the, program. Next, month's committees J: aref Program, Mr. and-' Mrs. -'; V. A, Stratton, Claude" Walling, Mrs. .1. F. Matthews, Mrs. 'S. D. , Craw ford; ' refreshment, Mrs. J.VP. Sohn, Mrs.' Ben McKInney, Mrs. Wayne McKInney Mrs. Versteeg and Mrs.' Belle Simkins. CENTRAL HOWELL7 Feb. 12.- The community club met Fri day night. The short program consisted of - vocal solos by - Lu cille . Hall and Roy Rutschman ; a number by the school orchestra and a talk on prevention of au tomobile traffic accidents -r James Sehon. A program contest will be the feature of the March meeting. WALDO HILLS. Feb. 12. A capacity crowd filled the club house Friday night to enjoy the program presented by the mtr rled men of the club. Karl Ha berlyi program- chairman, gave a reading from Riley. Dan Hlilman and Fred-King gave an original Oscar and Adolf -i skit, Frank Bowers gave a'cowboy stunt in costume and E d s o n Comstock read a humorous selection. Dud ley Morton and Sam Wilson play ed guitar numbers and Lester Standard presented his "Dancing Sambo.". . ..The next program. will be ar ranged - by the. bachelor . girls. ' BRTTSH CREEK. Feb 12. The- Brush -Creek Booster eiuo which was to have been Held fivlAav nlzht at the Brush Creek schoolhouse has been postponed STYLE IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR TO LITTLE WOMEN .i: i REiAbvERTlSEK ' 'r i' until February 23. John Goplerud is - president - of the group. . Too many activities in the community mis weekend caused the change., v AUBURN, Feb.'-12. The coiri m unity ' club will hold.' its regular meeting at ' the schoolhouse Fri day," February 15. The Utopian orchestra ; of i Silem and '", W. T. Van Slyke, director, will present a ; varied program; as . the mer bers consist of artists on ' the marimba, violin, Spanish guitar, Hawaiian guitar, - ukulele, vocalists- and reader. The.. Womaa"s clnb - will serve refreshments -1 a small charge.- ' HAYESVILLE. Feb. "l 2.-The women of. the Hayesville com munity club will sponsor a sup per Friday night' at the regular meeting of the club. Serving will begin at 6:30" p m, "."nominal charge'. .will be mader the: pro ceeds of which will be used t pay. for' the new .hot water, sysf tern, recently -installed.' i ROSEDALE, - Feb, 2Tfermij natinga jmonjh's 'practice the women woa over the men ln-the contest for.. a program atJ - thf Rosedale community clue. Baturf day evening. Both groups were -responsible. for one-half hour. The women presented the "Broom and Dighpan Revue". the Dionne quin tuplets. -a skit with the theme of hiring a maid .and other features. Mesdames Smith, Bates and Hea drick sang. ; ' 1 The - men's program ..consisted of a ; series ' 6t. broadcaitj oyer radio MALE. The Roeedale .Hay wire orchestra . played.' Bert Armi strong gaye. a jolitical talk! and Milo Rocs spoke on a devotional theme. '. The Judges-were Mrs. Frank Barnett and Mrs.. Geo. Heckert, both of Sunnyside. and' Luther Chapin, . president of the Feder ated community clubs. Cloverdale Seventh . Highest in Spelling CLOVERDALE. Feb. 12. The seventh graders of the Cloverdale school are Justly proud, of tak ing first place of all two room schools in Marion county, in the recent county spelling - contest. The E. Shilling family moved Saturday from Battle Creek to what is known as the Neer place. 5Av m6ny,time and labor THERM BURNER " ' Qwckly ins mW fcilif if " ' CCOK STOVCS, HEATERS mi FURNACES hat fra m 4 sistals Is OS r hn SsnlSat naat-f 5Sr mr- .insure arcTil IDAUTC CimCCV . - L OARA&CV WOTS AHP r" Turau eit FUCD ATO D f O Little girls and young ladies ' must have scientifically correct glasses : bu . r glasses wMcKmake "therinost of: good H looks1 ai weU! You 7; may. s el,ect; iroiTi' rxwir ;man' mqdent . i eVeawiWii-sVlVStali'F ; a l age Wrable styles ; fdrs c hp ol and play, daintier I for i.fwearl: I I. H 7 C5 VIA PROGRESSI VE OPTOMETRISTS V IN THE STATESMAN Japanese Quinces Reported in Bloom; Federation Meets RICKREALL, Feb. 12. The Japanese quince ; bush." belonging to Mrs. Jennie Dempsey, Is full of buds and has i many blossoms fully opened. ThJs.bujsh; ls on the north aide of the house.1- . .Mrs." George Vau Santen - has Ml'; " . W w ' m u -aa. .ll , i YouKndwIhdt. ,:, Atyewt J8.000: people :inther Qty : of . "..' Salem hav defective vision. r v . . . ' A11 geeinsr is a TASK requiringr , energy. -5eeing-ndtlrin .arm's length' requires sev- -... eral . times. more energy " than seeing beyond -that distance., . - . . ' Your eyes become fatigued because of an exhaustion of this energy. - . . At least one-fifth of - all accidents are caused by. defectite vision. - You can be a more efficient driver by " training yourself to see everything within . your range of vision at all times. Use Your Eyes Bat S y ave our and Let's Quit Killing Salem' Progressive Optometrists ' THESE ARE MADE FOR HE-MEN Rough and Ready Service . , ':j - I; ! PACK THKEE announced the meeting of Polk county Federation of Women's -clubs will be held Thursday Feb-' ruary 21, atBallston, where tlie -So and Sew club of Ballston will : be hostess.: A good program has been prepared. . - : ' The February meeting of the Rickreallwomen will be held at the ;home of Mrs.; IL U. Waist, with" Mrs. George Wait, Mrs. Hart ' Robeson, Miss Mildred ' Robisoa joint hostesses.; ; - ' - Don't Abuse Them Visi ision "v Boys who;are, rough and .tumble . o1 .. men; used tto Crnofeneed y asses fh a t cahy Vtak burcastit 3 stock i ri c 1 U d es: ma nydura b 1 e frames and lenses. See them . ; . 'S.v :1- ft" i
