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Polk' Couh ty Will Join Mest of- Country j in
Ball
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Mornin?, January 21, 1937
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Dallas Armory
Is Place Set
Ticket Salesman Appointed
In Nearby Towns ! for
Festive- Event
DALLAS, Jan. 20. Plans are
rapidly going forward lor the
Pblk county President's birthday
tall to be held the night ol Jan
uary I at the. armory. ,
The I dance will be In the form
of a carnival and favors of bal
loons and paper hats will be dis
tributed. A birthday cake aked
by R. R. Turner will be featured.
Black ley Chairman .
; -Bill" - Blackley of Dallas is
general chairman in charge of
the dance. Committees who will
assist him are: Music. Ray Boyd
ston. Dallas; specialty numbers.
Phyllis Grant, Dallas; hall. Glenn
Wick. Dallas; . publicity, John E
Black, j Independence. Rosa Nel
son. Independence, Earle Rich
ardson, Dallas. Mrs. Jam is Whit
worth, Dallas. "Bill" Biackley,
Dallas, and Georre Gould, Dallas.
for the ticket sales the com
munity; chairmen i are: Glenn
Smith, Independence; C. M. Barn
hart, Falls City, and Bill Black
ley. Dallas, i : .
, Joseph C. Hartley has been ap
pointed aide to the general chair
man and Walter Craven has been
named as treasurer. Patrons- and
patronesses for the affair will
be announced later. -
I Gi-a noers Col umn
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iGrace Bell Wade
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Dies at Lebanon
j LEBANON., Jan. 20 Mrs. Grace
Bell Wade. 49. Sweet Home, died
January. 17 at the local hospital
following a lingering illness. She
was born in OregonJn 1888. She
spent all her life In this section
and was united in "marriage with
Floyd Wade at .Peoria in October
1908. .
She is survived by her widower
land a son Jack of! Sweet Home;
two brothers. Mack McClure of
Sweet Home, and George of Leb
anon ; four sisters, Mrs. Era Wade.
Mrs. Nora Coleman and Mrs. Mary
Roblnett of Halseyj and Mrs. Jes
sie Minear of Foster.
I Funeral services In charge of
jthe Harry C. Howe funeral home
ct Lebanon were conducted Tues
day at the Evangelical church of
Sweet Home.
Two Infant Boys Arrive
At Silverton Hospital
SILVERTON, Jan. 20 Mr. and
Mrs. C. Hostetter are reporting
the birth of a son, weight 8
pounds, born January 16 at tlie
Silverton hospital. I
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wolfe of
Mt. Angel, are also announcing
the birth of a son. weight 6.
pounds, born January 16 at the
Silverton hospital. ;
FAIRFIELD, Jan. 20 The H. The Chemawa home economics
E. , club of Fairfield - grange Is
sponsoring a program. p!e social
and dance Friday night. Every
one ' is Invited and- women are
asked to bring pies.
1 CHEMAWA, Jan. 20. The
Roberts! degree team exemplified
the first and second degrees tn
full form at the regular meeting
of Chemawa grange Thursday
nighU A good attendance was
present ) and the degree team,
with women filling all offices,
did the! work In an impressive
manner. ; ; j
The; Chemawa Legislative eomi
mitteej presented a resolution
which! was adopted, asking Sen
ator Me Nary and Congressman
Met t to- uie their influence In
Washington to hare the govern
ment I bnild transmission , line
from Bonneville dam. State Dep
uty Erown gave a f're talk to
the grangers. Including in his
talk, a j report ; on state grange
Cft-otwratlTe movements - and: in
spiring Krnfrers to be more loy
al and interested in grange! ac
tivities, i.i" i
Mrs). F. S. McCall rrranged the
lecturer's hour which consisted
of musical selections by the Rob
erts orchestra, a rearMnp by Fred
McCall nd each grnr o'Meer
told of the origin of his office.
club served refreshments.
Honor Mrs.' McCall
CHEMAWA. 'Jan. 20. Word
has been received of the appoint
ment of Mrs. Fannie S. McCall
to the office of state Juvenile
grange matron replacing Mrs. E.
O. Blake of Benton connty. : This
is an honor,- not only to Chemo
wa grange, but to Marlon county
as well, for Marion . courty had
no state grange officers previous
to this appointment. - Mrs. Mc
Call was appointed Juvenile ma
tron of Marion county in June,
by Pomona Master J. O. Farr and
for two years has been the lec
tured of Chemawa grange, J .
Mrs. McCall attended a grad
uation ceremony at -TTnion Hill
grange Saturday ; night, which
was her first official act since
her appointment;! .' ,
NORTH HOWELL, Jan. 20.
The Home Economics club wom
en, are presenting play "Sar
dines" at the grange r hall here
Thursday night. The schoou pu
pils . will also pre'ent a part of
the program and a small admis
sion will be charged.
In the play cast, are Mrs. W.
M. Oddle. Mrs. A. T. Cltne. Mrs
Martha Vinton, Mrs. Thomas
Bump and Mrs.,C..E..Waltman.
armcr $ unions
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MARION, Jan. 20. Owing to
the disagreeable night the at
tendance was low' at the Farm
ers' ujiion meeting Friday night,
however an Instructive and en
joyable session was had. Several
members discussed economic
questions. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Morgan of North Santiam were
given the union obligation. Sing
ing was led by Jim Wilson with
Mrs. Selmer Lee, pianist.
The Farmers' union dance Sat
urday night was enjoyed by many
members. Music was furnished by
the Marion Farmers union j or
chestra r j ,
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Special Services
Set By Churches
DALLAS. Jan. 20 The First
Methodist church will have special
services next Sunday night. Miss
Sybal Tucker, district worker of
the Portland" area of the Oregon
conference of the Methodist
churchl will be the guest speaker.
Miss Tucker is a especially train
ed in young people's work and is
j an interesting speaker.
She will give a talk at the Ep-
worth i League meeting and will
also speak at the regular Sunday
night church service. At the con
clusion of the service Miss Tuc
ker will hold a conference for
Sunday school workers and young
people.
Rev. A. B. Cromwell, pastor of
the First Christian church, an
nounces the Polk county Chris
tian Endeavor Union will hold a
school: at the Christian church
for the five next consecutive Wed
nesday nights, starting tonight.
Dr. Walter Myers will be j in
structor for the school. Classes
are open to anyone Interested in
youth leadership and there Is no
fee attached.
West Sa lent News
WEST SALEM. Jan. 2). The
West Sale n community club met
Monday evening and. elected of
ficers. Ray St umbo was elected
president; A. F. iGoifrier. vice
president; and R. E. Pattison re
elected secretary, -treasurer. A
group . of guitar players from
Doolittle's service station put on
a musical entertainment. Cake
and hot coffee sales brought in
$3.90 for the treasury.
The teachers In the Ford Mem
orial Sunday'- school met Tues
day night with Mrs. -Arthur
Brown. It was decided to let the
Sunday school service run from
' ( to 10 minutes past 11 o'clock
giving the teachers more time
for their- class work, -as It Is Im
possible for Rev.; K. K. Clark to
5 get in from Summit and Oak
5 grove anyway for the morning
preaching service by It o'clock.
Plans were made for a candy sale
to raise money for- more .maps
and bibles for the classes. The
superintendent Is Kenneth Ab-
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Liquor Proposal
Tabled By Dads
DALLAS, Jan. 20 The pro
posed ordinance prohibition sale
of intoxicating llquar here from
1 a. m. Sunday until 7 a. m. Mon
day was tabled at the Monday
night session of the city council.
A resolution was adopted by
the council asking that the pres
ent legislature provide to cities
of Oregon for street purposes a
share in the gross revenue of the
highway commission. The request
is for 5 per cent in 1937, ff per
cent in 1938, 7 per cent In 1940
and 7 per cent, thereafter. Dis
tribution according to ratio of pop
ulation is asked.
The quarterly report of the
Dallas water board was given
which showed that two more of
the $1000 bonds were paid dur
ing the last three months.
DOES i BLADDER IRRITA
TION WAKE YOU UP?
It's not normal. It's nature's
warning, "Danger Ahead." Make
this 25c test. Use buchu leaver,
Juniper oil, and i other drugs
made into little green tablets; to
flush out excess acids and Impuri
ties. Excess acids can cause Irrita
tion resulting in getting J up
nights, scanty flow, frequent de
sire, burning, backache, and leg
pains. i Just say Bakets to your
druggist In four days if not
pleased your 25c will be refunded.
Schaefer's Drug Store, Perry's
Drug Store.
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TELEPHONE
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O.S.C Infirmary Is too
Fnll for All Flu Cases
ZENA, Jan. 20 Mrs. W. Frank
Crafford motored to Corvallis
Tuesday afternoon to bring her
daughter. Miss Hilda, home as
she had contracted a case of flu
and the newly built Infirmary,
which is large, Is full of flue pa
tients. Miss Hilda Is a Oregon
State college student. j ;
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ion meet
Event Today
ML Anjr-1 Post, Auxiliary
floels to District
i - Gathering
MTj Angel, Jan. 20 -The local
Legion and auxiliary met In their
respective meeting - rooms Tues
day night to make final plans for
the district conference to be held
here Thursday. " : y
There will be a meeting of the
presidents and secretaries of the
district and any members ot the
auxiliary who wish to come at
2:30 p. m. Thursday In the Mi.
Angel auditorium. The . meeting
for the Legionnaires will likewise
be .at 2:30 p. m. but will be held
in the city hall.
The district officers will pre
side at both meetings. Mrs. Otella
Mardls of Dallas at the auxiliary
meeting and Roy Davenport of
Silverton at that of the Legion.
Other! officials scheduled I to be
present are Mrs. Mabel Mclntruff,
state secretary, Mrs. Blanche
Jones; state president; Mrs. Mae
Waters, state vice-president;' Guy
Cordon, state commander, and
Mose Palmateer, state vice-com-mander.
At -4:30 p. m. there avill be a
banquet or members of both or
ganizations in St. Mary's school
dining hall.
Mass Meeting la Open
A mass meeting and program
to which all the public Is Invited
will begin at 8 p. m. Speakers will
Include the state commander and
president' and Tather Alcuin. ?j
The matter 'of gMng another
dance at theN Monitor hall was
brought up at the auxiliary meet
ing but laid on the table as present
weather conditlops seemed any
thing but propltlary.
The Legion shoots have proved
so successful that the post has
undertaken a merchandise shoot
to be held at the Carl Ertelt farm
sometime In February. No defi
nite date has been set. Appointed
on the committee are Cletus
Butsch, Frank Durschmfldt and
Frank Walker. i
Post Is Over Top
Last night's meeting showed
the Mt. Angel post over the top
In membership.
Ralph Hook was commissioned
to purchase grave markers for the
ex-service men burled , In local
cemeteries.
After the adjournment of the
meetings the members visited the
linger funeral parlors to pay re
spect lo the remains of Henry An
nen, husband of Mrs. Keller-An-nen,
gold star mother and member
of the local unit.
Valley Couple to Wed ,
KELSO, WASH., Jan. 10-(-Marrlage
licenses Issued here in
cluded Leroy Wilson, Monmouth.
Ore., and Alice Harding, Halsey,
Ore. j
f oriel's Oldest Choral Group Will j
j Sing at State College January 26 j i
When Vienna Oioir Boys Perforin
Cervallls, Jan. 20 SDe:ial i dtv to cit in hin!ne hl-h-
rk. XlTl? D V"4 accompanied by Rec-
wr . otiiuuiii- ; uiuicui director
G ruber and ' Nurse , Nuhlbacher.
nearby -towns will gather Janu
ary 26 1 at 8 o'clock at the col
lege men's gymnasium to hear
20 members of theh Vienna choir
boys, the oldest choral organiza
tion Injtht world,, perform oper
ettas In: costume.
Tickets may be; had by writ
ing Percy Locey, assistant to the
dean. of men, at the college.. Out-of-town;
people as especially ln
Tlted. ; - '
iFire hundred, years ago ;when
the members of the Vienna choir
boys were accustomed to visit
the house of a feudal lord, they
travelled along the Austrian
highways in donkey carts. : To!
day the choir members v speed
along - concrete highways- - from
who watches -over their food and
clOth'ng. -j" 'ifv'; -j;:"-"-' jf-'.;.
! The 20 'representatives come
from a membership of 62 : whose
headquarters are ; in Vienna,' the
Ca tie Wilejminenburg. where
they are taught both secular sub
jects and trained In muficj Franz
Schubert - was , once a . member
Of. their; organization. ' -, -
i ?Twb: years "ago . the- boys, ap
peared : in Ian -American " movie.
Thy love sports. The troupe con
sumes gallons of milk each '.day
daring their : barnstorming trips
sad special , menus .. of paprika
chicken and goulash' are prepar
ed for them wherever , they top
BETHEL. Jan. 20. Dr. David
Sennett Hill of Salem will show
iearly iwo hours, of moving pic
tures with descriptive lectures at
the community club meeting-here
Friday night. Subjects to be
shown i include health, travel,
sports. Glacier National park, and
animal funnies for the children.
Everyone is welcome.
. if EH AM A, Jan. 20 .Barney
Ilrsck: tand Charles pay, enr
talned, the members of the com
munity club at a card party in
the schoouhouse Saturday night.
Four tables of cards were in play
with high score going to Julius
Titze and low score to Blanehe
Wagner. The next meeting ot
the club will be February 6, with
Mrs. -Floyd Monroe, Mrs. R. A.
Mason and Mrs. Jim Stock well
on the entertainment committee
and Ruth Moe and Mrs. Walt
Bevler In charge of . the refreshments.!
Carnival Is Slated
HAYESVILLE, Jan. 20. At
the regular meeting of the com
munity club at the school house
Friday night, the members Tot
ed to hold a carnival at the
school Friday night, January 29.
A; supper will be served from
6:80 to 7:20 under direction of
Mrs. EL L. Moor, Mrs. V. Clark,
Mrs. TRae, and Mrs. A Stetler.
, The principal ' speaker will . be
Art Klrkham, announcer over
KOIN. Other attractions will also
be provided. Proceeds from the
carnival are to be turned over to
the hot Innch committee.
At the meeting Friday 'night
E. L. Moor gave a report on the
4-H Builders club. Mr. Parks an
nounced work has started on the
club play. The Jaquith music
store furnished the program.
Condu6tins
Lacomb
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Shower Is Given
Bride of Summer
Dr. P. A. Loar to Adli,c89
Parent-Teachers
; Tonight .'
LEBANON, Jan. -20 Rev. S. EJ
Crook ot the ' Lighthouse temple
In Eugene opened evangelistic ser
vices at the . Lacomb Baptist
church 'Sunday.. His son, DeLoss,
orchestra leader j at the ..temple,
will, bring' : the entire orchestra tc
the Lacomb church Sunday for an
all-day service. , 1 , ' .
: A son,; Laverne Ray, first child
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuler, waj
born Janualr, lXlat the Lebanon
general "hoiiji.tip He Is a nephew
of Misses Mary and Martha Schu
ler, managers and superintendents
of the hospital. ; ' '
.. Mrs. Emma Bellinger, well
known Lebanon woman who has
spent the winter with a daugh
ter In Maumee, Ohio, has return
ed to Oregon, stopping in Pendle
ton to star a time with her moth
er, Mr 8. Nuqulsti who is. in frail
health. Mrs. Bellinger, had a fine
visit but is happy to be back In
Oregon. - . j
Ben Bishop, an employe In the
wet room St the local paper mill,
while sharpening sticks used In
the removal of pulp from the rolls
Monday cut off the ends of the
thumb and forefinger of bis' left
hand. -
AnvuniTir sciatica
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RO-MABJ. alkmlio forranls scd
with gmt toccen for ycu by m physi
ciaa la Bdtec Ireland, is bow imported
into America for the benefit of uffcren
from Arthritis and allied crippling ail.
meatt resulone from aa or cr-acra condi
Cion. Eadoned by leadins dVKtora. praised
by LIONEL BARRYMORE. HUGH
VA LrOLE. and many others, RO-MARI
can kelp yaar
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FRED MEYER, INC.
170 N, Liberty St.
r SCOTTS MILLS. Jan. 20 . '- A
post-nuptial ! shower, honoring
Mrs. Alvln Schnlts (Goldie Miles)
was given - at tbe home of:. the
bride's parents Saturday after-noon-
The Schultzes were married
at Stevenson,. Wash., last. August,
but. did '. not; ;reveal. the hews to
friends, and relatives" bere until
Christmas day. Tbe bride received
many , lovely, gifts. . ; . ' .
I Those present at the- shower
were: s.'- . ' :r::.-r-,---i .,
,Mr. Hae IMmiek - Mrs. -AJi J.iiaon.
Mra. Mvfrct '8aarsis, Mrs. it. t.
Danagan. Jlra. - Joe Baer.; ilr, Lillisa
Mseee,, Mrs. Zrlla Smith. Mrs. Walter
Miles. Mrs,- Ralph Hear. Mrs. J.. E.
Jones. Mrs, LevL Kellia, Mrs Basel Kra
aier, Mrs. Maryin. Dart, and th Misves
Evelyn owa Margaret , Chnn,. Mr2
Wskefteld. Mildred - Caolsen, . Mildred
Birh. Ratb Kellia. Violet and VarrSret
Lanin-inc, . Elsie Poamall, T.rtljn Taylor.
Jean Iiixon . and the hoaered gn eat 3ol:
die SehnttSi - '-- --
. Jim Xee. In aetsbbbr ef Mr.1 and. Mrs:
J. V. : Amundsoa when they Itoed In Min-nc-sota,
i was a visitor at their home la,t
wrelc. lie has moved to Okanogan, Wash.,
rectiitiy. .
. .: P. T. A. Meets Tonight '
The regular P. T. A. meeting,
which was: postponed last week
due to the cold .weather, wllt.be
held Thursday night with Dr.' P.
A. Loar of Silverton the speaker
for the evening.
Friends - who enjoyed an eve
ning of music and games at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Olson Sat
urday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson,-
Donna. Gale and Elsie, Mr. :
and Mrs. Clarence - Estenson- and
LeRoy Estenson, Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Ma gee. Bob and Jean, Maur
ice' and Kenneth Dorgan, Clifford,
Henry, Vera and Orwal Olson, and
Mrs. Gertrude Olson.
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