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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning:, November 15, 1935 PAGE ELEVEN Annual Mine State Solon Buys Land at Scio and Will Build There in Spring SCIO, Not. 14 A play, Kra janek,' signifying hobo, will be presented in the Bohemian lan guage at ZCBJ hall In Scio Wed nesday, November 27." A local choir of 50 members under direc tion of Father O. Kecld, -will of fer musical selections between the acts. The Play ia directed by Jos eph Kaliha and - J. P. Wesely and Is sponsored by St. Bernard's Catholic parish. , 'The annual meeting of stock holders of the Crown Mining & Milling company is scheduled here for Saturday night. J. Cleveland Haas, a mining engineer of Port land, who has Inspected the Crown properties, is expected to address the meeting on timely and pertinent subjects. . A coupe in which Earl Crab tree, Wilbur Milligan and Wanda Gorman . were riding Saturday night, left the highway near Jor dan and tumbled down an em bankment Into Thomas creek. The occupants were Injured only siigntly but the car was badly damaged. Glen Philippi and oth ers assisted in getting the peo ple out of the car, which was ly ing on its top in about four feet of water. Hosch Buys Farm ! Dr. J. P. Hosch of Bend recent ly purchased "15 acres of land from Mrs. Hosch's sister, Mrs. Pe- t e r Binford, and contemplates bniiaing on the tract next Boriner, The land adjoins that owned by sirs. Hosen and is a part of the old Mnnkcrs donation land claim adjoining the Scio corporate lim its on the north. Dr. Hosch is a member of the house of repre sentatiTes and was active in major legislation considered at the special-session which adjourned Satr urday night. Scio's Quota in the annual Red Cross membership roll call is plac ed at 130. Local solicitors re port fair response thus far but stress the importance of consist ent generosity if the plan succeeds here. i - Complete Hotel Deal : Negotiations are reported con cluded for the conveyance of the portion of the Scio hotel property belonging to G. M. Bilyeu to the fecio Mill & Elevator company, ef fective January 1 next. I ; Max Wesely left Sunday for $an Francisco, where he is to be tnarried this week to Miss Lillian Ira. Mr. and Mrs. Weselr exnert o return to Scio for Permanent sldence. Gardeners Enjoy lalk by Teachei WOODBURN, Nov. 14. The Woodburn Garden club met at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith O'Hair Tuesday night with Mrs. W. II. Klme as hostess Mrs. Al bert Beckman, president, opened the meeting. Miss Barbara Reed, member of the Woodburn high school faculty, was introduced and gave an interesting talk of her trip to the Orient during the ummer and particularly of the nethods of landscaping and flow er arrangements. ; Refreshments were served to Mrs. Mary Whitman. Mrs. George beach. Mrs. Jeanette Zlm merle. !Mrs. W. J. Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Se- jbern, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hall, Jtfr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Mr. pnd Mrs. Albert Beckman. Mrs.' H. M. Christensen. Mrs. Irving Christensen. Miss Carrie Waier jbury, Mrs. Frank W. Covey. Mrs. Sidney Johnson, Miss Reed, Miss Van Waning, Mrs. Klme and -ir. D'Halr. The next meeting will be a covered dish-luncheon to be held at the home of the president, Mrs. uecuman. on.uecemoer i u: Christmas decorations will be the subject for discussion and- It is planned to have a speaker pres ent who- will demonstrate decor ating of tables, windows and Tooms for -the holiday season. Auxiliary and Legion To Hold Joint Social At Armory on Monday SILVERTON. Nov. 14. The auxiliary and Legion will observe Its social night Jointly Monday night at the armory. - Serving on the committee are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Aim. Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Allen. Mrs. Roy Davenport is pres ident of the auxiliary and James Scarth Is commander of the Legion. Farmers' Union News DAYTON, Nov. 14 Good at tendance was had at the Unity lo cal farmers' union monthly meet ing held Thursday night at the Webfoot grange halL James Rich ardson, who returned from a 2 weeks trip to Dickenson, N. D., where he attended the state con vention of the farmers union In company with Bruno Struve of Sherwood, who took a. six -ton? truck load of dried prunes, gave an Instructive talk on his trip and the prospects of disposing of the Oregon fanners union: dried prunes. - He displayed a sample of the North Dakota wheat crop so shriv eled by drouth as not to resemble normal wheat grains. . A market tor more than a carload of dried prunes has been ' obtained from northeastern Montana, he reports. At the close of th business ses sion refreshments were served. At the next meeting, December 6, the svnnual election of officers will take place. Newlywcds Move Into Unionvale Residence Vacated by Robertson UNIONVALE, Nor. 14 iff. and Mrs. Harvey Westfall.. newly weds, have moved Into the hoiise vacated - by Harvey Robertsqn, which leaves Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westfall alone in their home lfor the first time in more than 0 years. When they were first mar ried Mrs. Westf all's parents lived with them and Harvey is the last one of their six children to marry and leave the parental roof. Mr. and Mrs. J..W. Pentny ani family of Baker are guests of Mrs. Pentney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Marley, until Mr. and Mrs. John Iteedand family, who reside on the Pentney farm in the Neck vicinity, move to their i newly leased farm. Presbyterian Aid Meets, Woodburn WOODBURN, Nor. 1$. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society met In the church Wednesday aft ernoon. Mrs. E. J. Allen pre sided and Mrs. . Carl Huber led the devotions. Mrs. D. J. Gil landers announced that the Ger- vais Presbyterian missionary so ciety had, extended an Invitation to the Woodbarn missionary so ciety to attend their meeting on Wednesday, November 20, at 2 p. m. The Woodburn society will hold its November meeting Tues day Instead of ' Wednesday to make It possible for all who wish to attend the Gervals mejeifng. Plans were made for a covered dish supper which, will be held in the church dining room De cember 6. Mrs. E. M. Christensen was in charge of the' program which In cluded two piano selection by John Clake Tennant, a reading by Helen ! Moeding, piano solos by Gene Beckman and a reading by vioia Mius. Arrival is Girl i AIRLIE, Nor. 14 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davis, November 9, at their home nere. 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