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Professor CKurchill ;
Presents Pupils
Students of : Prof. Frank E.
Churchill will be presented la
piano rectui Friday night at 8
o'clock In the social hall of the
First Presbyterian church, BlUie
Utley, a vocal, student of Miss
Lena Belle Tartar, vand Vinton
and Vernon Scott, violin pupils
of Mrs. Mary Talmadge Headriek,
will assist, ; ; ; j' -.;
The program la as follows;
Piano duct, "SWtiac Starr" Hiat
Hart-ret Barrett and Margaret
- Birttaet - '
'Oa the lea at Swwt Briar .
- . I. Crawford
L-a Vmiw Mat-is
- "Aptfi alt" ; .Daugfaerrj
ilannia Iteiiso- -.
"TooibU WW 3Ua
MsrrU LiMrillor
Yoeal solo, "In Sinr -Tteea SoBr el
Arabia" , ... Frwler Clay
BiW- Utter
"Bell ia taa Valles" . Wanael
Charlotte Mathia
Oriantala"
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" Bath Alica Grant
'B-Teria"
- Haael Wilaaa
Violia diet, "U Goloadrynaa'
.Westil
JSamdaU
Ylaton an- Vernon Scott
"Sonata Op. I (First Movement) .
- Kraaae
Margaret Birtcbet.
"Tit-nU" .. Wely
Elisabeth Grant
"Sonata. Kv 5" Mosart
Allegro an- Andauta (ovsiaenta '
-larnret BirU-he
"Second lUxnrka" . ?odard
"itolea Bereria" (Left hs alone)
- . . ... ,. ... Reviaa
Phil Barrett. Jr.
Piano dnet, "Sprint: Song'"
Mndelsaoha
Bnta AUes- and Elixabeta Grant
Supper is Planned
for Auxiliary Meet
on Monday Night
SILVERTON, June 12. Mrs.
Larry Austin is chairman of the
committee on arrangements for
.the American Legion Auxiliary
meeting; Monday night. Plans are
for a 6:30 o'clock supper at the
armory. The supper committee
consists of Mrs. Austin, Mrs. W.
P. Scarth, Mrs. Harry - Riches.
Mrs. George Towe.
Mrs. James Scarth, president,
with her husband and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Davenport, are vacation
ing at -Pauline loke in southeast
ern Oregon.
Legion's County
Meeting Friday
Members of American Legion
posts from Woodburn, ML Angel,
Silverton and Stayton will be
guests of Capital post No. 9 for
the monthly meeting of the coun
ty council at Fratenal temple
here at 8 o'clock Friday night.
This will be the last council ses
sion preceding the state conven
tion at The Dalles. Charles John
sob, Silverton. council president,
win preside. Hans, Hofstetter of
Capital post is in charge of re
freshments. "
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IA the Valley
Social Realm
"Waeonda. - Gladys C. Brown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown, became the bride of ReT.
H. R. Scheuerman Tuesday, eve
ning at the home of her parents.
Fltev. A. R. Schmalle of Port
land "performed .the, ceremony.
Large baskets of summer flowers
were used about the rooms. Tall
candelabra with ' white tapers
lighted the altar. . Mrs. Ray AN
nett sang "I Love You, and
played the wedding marc-es.
The bride was lovely In an an-kle-length
gown of ecru lace over
peach satin. Her flower were
pink and white rosebuds. The
bride's attendance was-Mrs. Mat
tie R. Smith. A reception fol
lowed the ceremony. Mrs. Cora
FarrelL Portland, cut the bride's
cake.
For traveling the bride chose a
gray ensemble with white acces
sories. Following a trip to the
beach they will reside In Vernon
ia where Rev. Scheuerman Is pas
tor of the Evangelical church.
Mrs. Scheuerman taught the
primary grades at Eldrledge
school this year, and for theTast
several years has taken a leading
part in church and community af
fairs here.
fifty clone friends and relatlrea were
vment; Mr. and Mrs. Da-id Hart, Clan
din Hart. Mrs. Alrin Merrill and Can
lean, Beatrice M. Scheuerman, Mr. and
Mrs. Bay Araett, Edith J. Kriger, Elva
A. Schenerman, Walter Kriger. E. M.
ScaeuerRan. Mrs. Cora Farrell, B. B.
WeldTi.aH of Portland; Mrs. Lena Camp
Hell. Virgin.. Hart. Mr, and Mrs. Jams
Haskell, all of Salem: Matt.a R. Smith,
Cornelias: Opal Scheuerman, Bernie
Srhenerrnan and Milton Scheuerman. all
of Moamouth; Miss Jeanette l.uper.
Wood born : Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Knsom,
She rlT Jean Nnsom. Roaemarr Knaom
of Clatskanie: Mrs. Karl M. Brown, Eli
nor, Shirley and Melvin Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. E. J, Becker, Hollis and Morris
Becker. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nnsom. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Coffin, Leslie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ally Xnsora, Donald and
Dale Xusom and Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown.
St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Al
phonse Vanderbeck entertained at
their home Sunday night with a
dinner honoring Miss Theresa
Vanderbeck on her lSth birthday.
Others present were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Vanderbeck and Norman of
West Woodburn, Stanley Seguin
from Broadacres, Miss Ethel Van
derbeck, LeRoy Gardner, Leora
Marks, Wilbur Vanderbeck, Bob
by Vanderbeck and Albert Marks,
all of St. Louis. In the evening
a dance was given in the St. Louis
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COME FOR REUNION
HUBBARD, June 12. Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Dewolf, of Canyon
City, are visiting the latter's fa
ther, Frank Murk, of Hubbard.
They expect to remain for the
family reunion of the Murk clan
scheduled for Sunday, Jnne 15.
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Reception Given for
Graduates :
High school and college gradu
ates were honored by the yonng
people of Leslie Methodist church
Tnesday night with, an Informal
reception at th parsonage.
Miss Helen Ingrey introduced
to the line which was made up of
Rer.' and Mra. J. H. McDonald,
Rex Rhoten, Miss Dorothy McDon
ald, Carl Mason, Miss Patience
Preising, Leonard Laws, Miss Jan
Ice Murray, BUly UUey, Miss Al
berta Howe, Ernest Greenwood,
Miss Eunice Hanks and Miss Bet
ty McDonald. .
The serving table was attrac
tively appointed with a lace
cloth, pastel bouquet and lighted
tapers. Mrs. Ray Yocum, Mrs E.
A. Rhoten and Mrs. Mason Bish
op poured.
Assisting about the rooms were
Miss Merrion Williams,' Miss
Marine Alford, Miss Rachael Yo
cum, Miss Harriett Coons, Miss
Trula Short, Miss Shirley Thomas
and Miss Virginia Mason. -
A program was given during
the evening by Lowell Williams,
Wesley Ritchie, Miss Maxine Al
ford and Miss Carla Williams.
Young Democrat
Club of County
Planning Picnic
The Young Democratic club of
Marlon county, which met at the
Marion hotel Tnesday, decided
to noid a picnic ior young mem
bers of the party at Hazel Green
the night of Jury 9. Marvin Head
rick, named transportation chair
man for the affair, said cars
wonld meet at the courthouse and
go from there to the picnic
grounds.
The club received from state
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Here la the rear view of the house in Spokame revealed to be the place
George Weyerhaeuser was held captive. This was the entrance most
frequently used by its tenants, neighbors say. . Note -the garage
which sheltered the kidnapers' mac-so-ghi automobile during the
week raneom negotiations were in progress. International News
photo.
officers and handed to a constitu
tion revision .committee a propos
ed constltutlonrfor the organiza
tion. Alvin A, Kurtz heads this
committee. . "
MRS. GILL BEST SHOT
WOppBURN, Jnne 12. Mrs.
Wayno'B. Gill won the prize
which was given for the best tee
shot on hole four on women's day
at the Woodburn golf club Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Frank Proc
tor was awarded the eiectic prize
for May.
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Electrocute Two
In Texas Prison
HUNTSVILLE, Teras, June 12
-(Wednesday)-(JP)-Elijah Stuart,
who killed his 4-year-old daugh
ter, Dorothy, for a few hundred
dollars of insurance money, and
John Wills, convicted of attack
ing a young bride in a highway
holdup, were electrocuted at the
state penitentiary here early today.
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Escape
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BUSY in HAY FIELD
SUVER, June 12 These young
people from Surer graduated from
Corvallls high school: Howard
Thomas, Ruth " Harris, Melrina
MeClaine and Harold Wlthrow.
Most of the farmers, is, this tI-
clnlty are now busy making hay
which is a good crop this year. . '
Mr. and Mrs, T. P. Oglesbee
pent the weekend in Newport on
business. - - '
. Doris Congers; who Is attend
ing college in Corvallls, spent the
weekend with her parents; Mr.
and Mrs. W. L Congers.
The high, school students from
this vicinity held their annual
picnic at Helmick park Sunday.
Miss Vivian Cartier. who had
been In Portland taking medical
treatment for infection on her
face, is much improved.
Zena Also Reports
Strawberry Crops
Way Under Average
ZENA, Jnne 12. The straw
berry crop in this and adjacent
vicinities is way below average
this season. The Marshalls are
almost picked and the Corvallls
12 Just coming into bearing, bat
unless there is some precipitation
soon the crop will be short.
Gooseberries in the fields of W.
Frank Crawford. Walter B. Hunt
and J. S. Worthlngton were smal
ler than usual due to lack of rain
In May.
Cherries are excellent in most
orchards and should be ready tor
harvesting the last of June.
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Guy DeLay to Keep :
-' Up Dramatic Work
at Vacation Class
SILVERTON, Jnne Guy
DeLay. instructor in charge of
dramatics at the- Silverton high
-school, will leave within a week
for Pasadena,. Calif., where he
plans to enter the Playhouse for
ar six Weeks summer course. A
Little Theater runs in connection
with the school :
Mr. DeLay has received excep
tionally fine praise for his work
as dramatic coach in the Silverton
schools and for bis own ability in
amateurs given by local el aba.
' MlSg BRAAT HOME
- UNI ON VALE, June 1 2; "-Miss
Doris Bratt a teacher in the Cor
vallls grade school, ia a vacation
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Braat here. She received her
contract to the. same position for
next term.
ISLANDERS "LOSE ,
GRAND ISLAND, June 12.
The Grand Island baseball team
lost to the Pleasanatdale team
here Sunday with a 15 to 9 score.
By
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SCHOOL
SILVERTON Jnne 12. Herb
ert Michelbreokv secretary , of the
Rural Education league of" Mar-
ion county, I reports that Ernest ;
Werner of Central Howell w a s
unanimously endorsed for the of- -flee
of director of non-high school
hoard at a meeting of the league .
held Satorday... Werner Is the
present chairman of the board.
The purpose of the league,1 as
explained by Mr. Michelbrook, is
to promote the interests of edu
cation in rural districts. At this
meeting the league went on re
cord as opposed to the county
unit system and also as opposed'
to transportation of students at
taxpayers' expense.
League officers include : Presi
dent. M. Neinaehi; secretary.
Michelbrook: executive committee
consisting of six representatives
from each of the five zones.
CLIFF STERRETT
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