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Wheat and Qat
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning:, December 29, 1835
Middle Grove
Guests Many
Over Holiday
j 1
Gregg Family Return From
Texas; -School Recess :
To End 4th
MIDDLE GROVE. Dec. 28.
Wheat and oat crops which were
sown daring the dry, weather and
, about which doubt regarding
growth was entertained, are show
ing very promising results since
the rains. ..
The Gregg family which return
ed to-Texas, the former home, ear
ly In October, hare returned again
to Oregon and are living on the
place- formerly occupied by the
Snyder family. -
f School will be resumed "Jan
uary 4.
Guests for Holidays "
Some who .spent the Christmas
holiday away from the Community
were: .
Mrs.-lna Bart ruff, David, Georg,
Robert and Roberta ; and Mr. ard Mn,
Fred Scharf and Misa Genevteve, who
were guests of relatives in Portland.
. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Kdwards took
dinner with the Charles McCarter fam
ily of Brush College ; "Grandma" Dow
entertained the Lee Dow and Nell Dow
families. I
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herndon, Orville
and Wayne of Portland ; Alvla DurJwtm,
of Eugene; Mra, Daphne Rarxiall..
Clyde, Gordon and . Horace of Salem,
and Mrs. Mary Herndon were guests
at the W. H. Scharf.
Mr. and Mrs. ernon Van Cleave and
family had as truest, Mrs. Minnie Wel
ty, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knreibel and
family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodger and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krug- and family.
Event at Scharf Home
The annual Christmas eve party of
the Scharf family was held at the Droi
Scharf home with Mr. and Mrs. John
Van Loaner and family "of Eugene, Ed
Scharf family of PerrjMale, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Benton Wolfe nd family of
Salem : Fred and Will Scharft families
and Mra Mary Herndon of - Middle
Grove and Alvin Durham of Eugene,
particlBating.
A nolsy;serenade was participa
ted in Wednesday night by the
friends of Theodore Wacken who
was, married Tuesday afternoon at
the parsonage of the First Chris
tian church, to Mary Inskeep of
. Stayton. The young people will re
side in a house on the Rudolph
Wacken farm.
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LABISH CENTER, Dec. 28
Because the regular meeting date
falls, on New Years day, the January-community
club meeting has
been; postponed one week to the
night of .January 8.
' HAZEli GREEN, Dec. 28 The
women will give a tamale supper
at the January meeting of the
community club to raise funds to
complete the kitchen in the school
basement, . "
ZENA, Dec fc28 The annual
Christmas program sponsored by
the Zena community club and
school was arf event of Christmas
ve. Preceding the program a brief
business meeting was conducted
by the teacher. Miss Dorothy Bel
knap, who reported' that the new
stage curtains, -costing $21. SO,
were procured with money de
rived from the pie social, f . i
The program, announced by
Miss Belknap consisted of, read
ing, Joe Shepherd;' song, by the
group, led by Miss Ruth Shep
ard ; reading - by Bobby Dawes.
Audrey Merrick and Ed. Belknap;
song, Evelyn Etzel; reading. Mar
ie Manning; dialogue, "Uncle Pet
er's Presents," by Ed Belknap,
Lyle Ahrens, Dale Worthington
anf Joe Shepard; reading, Mary
McCoanel, and Lyle Ahrens;
song. W. N. Crawford; reading.
Ralph Shepard; a pageant. "Why
the Chimes Rang." Joe Shepard,
Marie Manning, Arden Shepard,
Donald MeHone, Sam : Barker,
Chester Merrick, Joe Davis, Ray
mond Stephens, Evelyn Etzel, Ed
Belknap. Miss Hilda Crawford.
Oregon State college student, was
accompanist for the entire program.
Last Rites Held
For Marie Baker
j f
New Residence Is
Going Up, Island
Only One Day Vacation Is
Given for Holidays;
More May Come
- Mrs. Marie Baker, wife of E.
L. Baker, well known farmer of
the Suver community died in the
Salem general hospital at Salem
Saturday at 5:30 a. m., following
a brief Illness..
' Mrs. Baker was born in New
Orleans, Louislanna, March 26,
1887. While she was quite young
she moved with her parents to
'Covington, Kentucky, where she
. grew to ypung womanhood and re
ceived her education. It Was there
she was married to Jack Gei.s
beck and soon afterward the
young . couple came west to Ore
gon and located at Albany where
she lived for several years. To
this union were born five child
ren, all of whom survive. They
. are: Miss Katherine Geljsbeck.
San Francisco; Miss Betty Geijs
beck. . Portland; Mr. Ed Geijs
:beck, Shedd, and Lester and John
Geijsbeck, Bly, Oregon. She is al
so survived by her husband, E. L.
Baker, to whom she was married
September 14. 1935, and by two
brothers. William Gieson, Coving-
ton. Kentucky, and Henry Gitson.
Cincinnati.' Ohio. -
The remains-; were taken to the
Keeney Funeral Home In Corval
lis and funeral" services under
their direction were . held in the
German' Lutheran ' church in Al
bany; JM6nday morning, with ln-
. teVment in the family iplot In the
"I. O. O. T. cemetery in 'Albany.
Former Iowa Neighbors
Meet at Holiday Feast '
VAs' Richards . Entertain
KE1ZER, Dec. 28 Mr. and
Mrs. , Sam Richards .have several
' ' holiday guests Including Mr. and
Mrs.'-C P. Crosby of Falls City.
-.The Crosbys and Richards - were
formerly, from Spencer. Ia., where
- the men were primary "kiddies"
' la school.'. They met in Oregon by
vv Mr. Richards seeing the name of
the Crosbys in a newspaper. Oth-
ec guests were Mr. and Mrs: Har-...-
old Schuck, South Dakota; who
- - are -contemplating locating - tn
Oregon; brother, Everett Schuck
of Corvallis and R. E. Scadden,
of South Dakota; -
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Grant had
their children and families for
dinner guests for Christmas.. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Massey and
children Richard and Harold Lee;
Mr. and Mrs. Rolla i Rein bolt, of
Polk county, and Mrj and Mrs.
Harold McCall of.Keizer.
Ross W, Oberson Files '.
" Divorce Suit at Dallas
; - - - - -I' - ;
--.." , DALLAS. DC 28 A "suit for
" divorce has been filed, in the clr
, y. cult court of Polk county by Ross
:. ;, Wilfred jOberson from Gwendolyn
x Stout Oberson; They were married
v at Vancouver, -Wash., ,July;i,
19.24. The plaintiff charges. cruel
.' and. Inhuman treatment, and al
leges that the defendant deserted
him. without cause or reason.
There Is one minor child, who Is
' now living with the plaintiff and
whose custody . the plaintiff is
seeking. ' . .
GRAND ISLAND, Dec. 28 The
foundation has been laid and con
struction work has been started on
the new residence being built by
Jake Tompkins, jr., near the new
road going between the C. A. Rock
hill and J. H. Tompkins farms.
Grade school children of the
community had only Christmas day
and will have only New Year's day
to enjoy as an extra vacation, due
to the fact that the school might
have a forced closing later on with
a high water. High school students
will not return to their school du
ties until after the new year.
The Mother's Circfe club was
pleasantly entertained Wednesday
afternoon with the usual Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Lionel Crawford.
School Gives Program
The school children presented
an excellent Christmas entertain
ment at the schoolhouse Thursday
night before a capacity crowd. The
program included instrumental-music,
songs, recitations, playlets and
the play. "The Smith's Christmas."
which was given by the upper
grade children. Treats were distri
buted. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Will enter
tained with a family dinner at their
home Christmas day for Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Will of Jennings
Lodge, Jack Bovard of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Will and fam
ily, Mrs. J. L. Snodderly and the
Roy E. Will family, all of this district.
Valley View Club
Selects Officers
SUVER, Dec. 28. Mrs. Steve
Benedict was hostess to Valley
View Women's club Thursday aft
ernoon." Officers were elected for
the coming " year: Mrs. Charles
Voss. ; president; Mrs. E. DeAr
mond. vice president; Mrs. Emil
Gobat, secretary-treasurer. A box
of toys was prepared and sent to
the children at Bandon.. At the
close of the meeting gifts were ex
changed by members of the club.
Mrs. Delia Watson and Marion
Waters were married last week at
Albany and are now at home on
the groom's farm, four miles west
of Suver.
. Mrs. E. L. Baker Is in a Salem
hospital recovering from a major
operation performed December 24.
Mrs. Irene Larseri and' her "pu
pils presented, a .fine Christmas
program at the M. W. A. hall Wed
nesday night. Recitations, two
plays . and an operetta composed
the .program after which Santa
Claus distributed gifts and candy.
kvt
irangers news
SCIO, Dec. 28. Linn county
grange units will meet in quarter
ly convention- at the Santiam Cen
tral grange, hall near' Cotton woods
on the . Santiam highway Satur
day January 9v An all-day bus
iness and discussion meeting with
basket dinner at noon is planned.
John Shepherd and Mrs. David
Sprague, both of the Rivervlew
district southwest of Scio are pres
ident and secretary, respectively,
of the county; unit.
, SCIO, Dec.. 28. Officer of Richr
ardson Gap grange installed Wed
nesday night at a joint meeting of
Berlin. "Lacomb and RIcha'rdson
Gap granges at Lacomb are as follows:
Cyrus Peery, master; EdPos-
var, overseer; Joe Madams, lec
turer; Albert Scheer, steward; Joe
Karn6sh, assistant steward: Mrs.
Ed Posvar, chaplain ; Lidlmlr
Kruml, treasurer: Mrs. W. O. Zie-
Unski. secretary; W. O. Zlelinski,
gate-keeper; Martha Kruml, Ceres,
Wllletta Burton, Pomona; Thelma
Karnosh. Flora, and Sophia Arn
old, lady assistant stewSrd.
The Chinese Tea Garden
Formerly Shanghai Cafe;
162 J N. Commercial
" " Has Been Remodeled and Redecorated
and Will T Be. Open For Business
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 30th
Jefferson Homes
Opened Over Yule
A. Wilsons Are Hosts for
One of Larger Dinner
Gatherings
JEFFERSON. Dec. 28 Mrs.
Nora Norton of Portland spent
Christmas day and until Sunday
m jenerson with her children,
Marjorie and Robert Norton and
her sister, Mrs. Edan Allen, and
mother, Mrs. Ida Thomson. Sun
day morning Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
Thomson took Mrs. Norton and her
children to Portland when tha
children will remain until reopen
ing 01 me scnool January 4.
Mr. and Mra. FrnV Wuitu
spent Christmas In Bremerton.
Wash., as guests of Mrs. Weddle's
oromer-m-iaw and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Wallace.
Wilson Family Together
Mr. and .Mrs. A. Wilann n t at
tained With a familv dinner Christ.
mas for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wil
son and children, Jo Ellen, Donna
June ana Donald. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Wilson and inn Jnnlnr Xlrm
Martha Wilson and Clifford Wil
son, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
DOn DaVlS. Edith." Man VlrH!
Clarence.
At the hom A nf fr ant Xfrm C
A. Pease Christmas were Mr. and
Mrs. .William Dnrk-wnrtli and VTr
and Mrs. Levant Pease of Eugene',
Mrs. Mvra Reed and Hfiaa Rnth
Reed of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Aunnerle. Miss Elizahoth
and John A. Aupperle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb and
Clair Cobb were Christmas dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mra.
uswaia rendergraft In Salem.
Mrs. Hoyt Hostess
Christmas mutli at th
of Mrs. Lydia Hovt and ulster ui,.
Lou Miller, wern Mr and Mrm
Charles Hoyt of Silverton, Mr. and
airs. -rank Li Hard and Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Hamby and son Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Rtettler
and son, Donald Lee, of Chemawa.
miss Laura Kihs of Salem and
Walter Kihs of Selo. anent r-h rut
in as at the home of their parents.
jlt. ana Mrs. Karl Kihs.
Dr. and Mra. J. o an wtnvu
and son Richard attended a fam
ily dinner at the home of Mrs. Van
Winkles brother, Frank Van Win
kle and fanrtlv at T.a 11 iAnnte
Portland. Christmas day.
Mr.-and Mrs. D. M. nillnwtar
are spending- the Chritmo hnii.
days with their son and daughter-
m-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Gillen
water In Creswell.
Webbers Are
osts
HolidavH
Large Group Gathers for
Yule' Festivities at
' Bahansen Home
Children Entertain
OAKDALE. Dec. 28 The Oak-
dale school children gave their
program Wednesday night with a
large crowd present., Charles Al
bright is the teacher. The children
will enjoy a vacation until Jan
uary 4.
i BETHEL, Dee. 28 Much enter
taining and visiting was the order
of the Christmas holiday In this
district. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar King of Corval
lis. Miss Rosa Webber of Vancou
ver. Wash., were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs, S. K. Wehber in Sa
lem. Mr. and Mra.K. "J. Busch of
Valseti and Miss Leona Busch of
Salem were guests at the P. A. King
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Wilson
and sons were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson at Orchard
Heights Christmas eve, and of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Simmons Christmas
day.
Mr.' and Mrs: J. N. Nichols en
tertained at dinner for Mrs. Harriet
Montgomery, Mrs. S. D. Cooley, C.
Montgomery, all of Salem, and Mrs.
W. T. Brinkley and William Brink
ley. .
At the Cass A. Nichols home the
guests were John Tucker, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, Joyce Arm
strong, all of Salem.
Bahnsena Enter-taw
Mr. and Mrs. George Bahnsen
had as their guests Mr. and Mra.
August Schuler. Elna and Neida
Schuler of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Chapman 'of Independence,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wltte, Ina
Witte, Mrs. Bert Knlese, Edward
Schulz. Mrs. Edward Seymour, La
Vone Seymour, Mrs. A. C. Steinke,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnes and son.
all of Salem; Fred, Marvin and El
vfra Ilneise, all of Denver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lauder back.
James and Dean Lauderback, at
tended a reunion of the Lauder
back family at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Clark In Aurora
James Lauderback is home from
O. S. C. spending the holidays with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Matten had as
their dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Crabtree, Ellsworth and Jan
ice Crabtree of McMinhville. Ad
ditlonal guests for supper and a
Christmas tree were Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Lauderback, James and Dean.
Hain Family Together
Mr. and Mrs. George Hain and
Charlotte, Mrs. J. A. Hain and Jean
attended a family gathering at the
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hain on the Garden
road.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Bruhaker and
her brother, B. H. Weston of Sioux
City, Iowa, who is visiting at their
home, were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. C. D. Page of Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spranger of
Salem were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Spranger. In the
afternoon the A. C. Sprangers
drove to Portland to visit for a
few days at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hotter.
Guests of Hamricks
Guests at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. S. Hamrick were their daugh
ters and families, Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Bentley, Bobby and Larry Bent-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsen, all
of Marquam. Guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Zak were Mr. and Mrs
Frank Zak. Susanna and Frankie
of Warrenton, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert DeBruler of St. Helens, Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Davis, Jaqulllne and
Geraldine of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carruthera
had as their guests for supper and
tree on Christmas eve Mrs. Lena
M. Lisle, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Chris
tie, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lisle of
Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bill
man of Naches, Wash. They were
guests of Mrs. Lisle In Salem on
Christmas day.
Waconda Community Club
Holds Annual Yule Party
WACONDA, Dec. 28. An en
joyable day was spent Wednesday
at the home of Miss Hattie Skslton
by the members of -the Waconda
community club, the occasion be
ing the annual Christmas party. A
turtey dinner was served at noon,
with a gift exchange also a feat
ure of the day. An interesting pro
gram Included readings, song and
a Christmas carol sung in German
by Mrs. George Lemery and Miss
Kather na Miller.
(E Easft am SniiEisMnG
at novr low winter faros!
TO THE LOWEST regular winter roundtrip fares East ever
offered we add the phrilcgs of going or returning through
California and the sunny Southwest. This travel bonus permits
you to include gay days ia San Francisco, Los Angeles and
dozens of other retorts which bask under a warm winter sua.
California is especially gay during the holiday season. Yoe
can see thrilling events such as the Pasadena Tournament of
Foses and the Rose Bowl football classic with University of
Washington Huskies representing the West. A sidetrip to '
glamorous Mexico City is only jo extra rail fare.
Fvfmple roundtrip fares, one-way via California:
Cavar Tswrtxf Sumitrd
CHICAGO . . '57.35 . . 680 . . ES.OO
NEW YORK . . r S9.75 . . 101.20 . . 13630
Cmacb fares art good in coaches or chair can; tcmrist fares
ia tourist Pullmans, plus berth to Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis,
New Orleans, etc. Coach and tourist fares have six saontbs
return limit. Stm4rd faret arc good ia standard pullsaaos
(plus berth) and have 30-day return limit.
, GcdflE202,nPaeilld
1 A. F. XOTH, Ticket Agent
Phone 44 OH
Musical Program
Slated Tomorrow,
Training School
; WOODBURN. Dec.. IS. Haug
en'a orchestra of Woodburn will
present another interesting mus
ical program at the boy's train
ing school Wednesday night, be
ginning promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
There will also be moving pic
tures presented by . Gerald W.
Mason, service aupervlsor.' et the
Portland General Electric comp
any. The following program has
been arranged: . --.
America, sy aaaiaaea; Holy Xieht, y
rehMtra ana ays at tha sea oo1;Wa ta
pering Hope, y Kixa chares; f oar-part
riolia amatbor; 'top dsaeo - aaasbor ' by
Lncillo Joomb; IrUk Ooau, by jtaa or
chestra: Ropas Baaa Msrck; pUno aaa
iolia aaot, Thrgiaia. Harpky ul Has!
Hang-oa; asotioa pictara program by
P.G.E aaa remarks by Gerald WT. Ma
aoa; Mlaetioa, by boys from thai school;
groap siagiag of popular soars by sua
learo. . -v . .
; Vfc pabUe is laTitat.-
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.i i Symio Mio Is Home
HAZEL GREEN. Dec. -28 Miss
Symio Mlo has returned from vis
iting her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mri. Minora Kobaryashi
(Kiyo Mlo) of Gresham. Mr. and
Mrs. Kobayashi were holiday vis
itors at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. K. Mio.
Replacing rower i-ine
Poles in Scio District
SCIO, Dec. S3 Replacements to
poles are being mad for several
miles of power line east of Scio
on " the' Sclo-Jordan highway. A
crew of Scio men has been employ
ed by the Mountain States Power
company to dig holes and place
the poles. ;
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Old Gold. Uucky Mrike. or
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29c quart
A rich New Year's brick, with
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