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Real Property
Moves Result
Eugene Men Direct Plans;
Pond Site Surveyed,
Etzel Location
LYONS, July 5.1 Several prop
erties . have changed hands in
Lyons recently due to the expec
tations of a new mill beng lo-
cated here. A branch of the
Weyerhaeuser . mill company Is
expected to be put in at Lyons
soon. The company has pur
chased the Etzel mill site, it is
understood,
Several men from Eugene have
been here directing plans which
have not been made public as
yet A surveying crew has been
at work locating pond site and
a number of families are expect
ed to locate here to be employed
by the Weyerhaeuser company.
Mr. ' and : Mrs .Edmond Eng
dahl have partially completed
their rarlety and feed store ad
dition' to their grocery and ser
vice station. . They have moved
their variety store stock to the
new building and are remodel
ing the variety store for a rent
al residence. Residence quarters
are at a premium in Lyons.
G. P. Johnston of the Red and
White grocery la erecting a sum
mer cabin on the G. F. John
ston place east of town near, the
river.
Add Another Grocery.
Lyons is to have another gro
cery store. Don Brotherton, pro
prietor of Don's Eat and Drmk"
place, is adding a stock of gro
ceries to his line of. business.
Lyons has three grocery stores at
present.
The heavy electric storm last
week put the Wren Lumber com
pany planer out of commission
for a short time. A large trans
former was blown.
.The Lyons Sunday school pic
nicked at Martin's grove east of
town recently.
Miniature Movies New Hobby
Kay Francis and SaHyl!SUcrs hoottng"4
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Newest fad to sweep the nation is the sport of miniature movies. ,
It is estimated that more than 2,000,000 persona In United States '
now have projectors and that a goodly portion of this number also
own their own cameras. Newest development along .this line is the
commercial newsreel In S-mm. and 16-mm. size, offered for home
projection. Heretofore, films available for amateur cameramen have
usually been either animated cartoons, travelogs or antique Holly-'
wood features. The amazing way in which this hobby has caught
on promises to make it a major industry within the next few years.
Candid camera fans are also growing in number, especially la the.
film colony. ,
Christian Youth Rally to
Open Today and Hold
Through Sunday
TURNER, July S The state
Christian convention closed Sun
day with three services. Reg-
i lstration reached more than 700.
Rev. Van Slack presided at the
11 o clock service. Rev. Ross Ev
ans conducted the devotions and
Claude Neely led, the singing.
Special vocal music was given by
a male quartet, led by Kendall
Buck of Northwestern Christian
college of Eugene. '
Rev. Bert Wilson, guest speak
er of the convention, delivered the
sermon on "The Church of the
Future." He developed his talk
from , the following . subjects:
Stewardship, unity, enthusiasm,
thithlng, the divine creed of Jesus
Christ,
The Christian church young
people will open their institute
Tuesday at the tabernacle, this
to close next Sunday night.
Mission Banquet Held
After the missionary program
Friday at the tabernacle Christian
convention when Stella Tremalne,
on furlough from China, gave two
addresses, and the Women's Mis
sionary society Installed their new
officers the world friendship ban
quet was held, with 125 attend
ing. ,
The decorations were in keep
ing with the national holiday.
The arrangement was made by
the local garden club with Mrs.
E. J. Harrison, president, assist
ed by Mrs. Luclle McKlnney, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ball, Misses Helen
Parkers Convicted, Wendel Case
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Convicted of conspiring to kidnap Paul H. Wendel. former Trenton'
lawyer. In connection with the Lindbergh case, Ellis Parker, Sr, 40
jrearl rural detective, and his son both declined to comment after
,Hjheard the verdict returned by a Jury of eight housewives and.
foutjnen in Newark, N, J, court, above. Recommendation of lerd-i
ency was returned by the Jury.
Peeti, Katie and Rosa Ahrens.
Mrs. M. L. Sanders presided;
Mrs. Claude Neely was toast
mistress, and responses were made
by Mrs. Grace Hendricks, a for
mer missionary' to Japan, who is
the new state missionary society
president. Miss Martha ' Gibson
and Grace Farnum spoke.
To Teach, Sheridan
CORVALLIS, July 5 A grid
uate of the Oregon State college
home economics department this
June, Miss Gretchen Streichart,
Astoria, will teach home econom
ics and physical education : at
Sheridan high school this falL
Speech Training
At 0. S. C Lauded
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis, July 5. -Radio speech
training work being carried on by
the Oregon - State : college speech
department under the direction of
Prof. C. B. Mitchell, department.
is cited as outstanding by the July
issue of the Education Bulletin of
the National Broadcasting com
pany, college officials pointed out
here today.
Facilitated" by the location of
KOAC, the state owned radio sta
tion on the Corvallis campus, this
work was started here in 1928,
just two years after it had its be
ginning in the United States, the
Bulletin points out.
Students have been able to get
much practical experience by use
of KOAC. College authorities
hare been quick to realize the val
ue of this factor and have urged
the carrying out of practical work
in this way.
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MONMOUTH, July 5 Delmer
R, Dewey, staff . member of the
teaching faculty of Oregon - Nor
mal school, Is seriously ill at his
home. Complications following an
attack of influenza are thought
to be responsible.
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Geology Students
Surveying Oclioco
CORVALLIS, July 5. Study
. Ing the mapping of an important
Iteologic area where Paleosic and
Jurasic formations are found, 15
men are taking field work in ge
ology at the Oregon State college
summer camp located in the south
Ochoco forest near the headwa
ters of Crooked river about 20
! miles from Prineville.
Under the direction of Dr.
W. D. Wilkinson, assistant pro
fessor of geology at Oregon State,
the camp members are devoting
their time to getting practical ex
! perience in the field of geology
' by doing summer field work. Sev
eral outstanding geologists are ex
pected to visit the camp this sum
mer and act as guest scientists.
Dr. Ralph Lupher, paleontologist
i and head of his department at
Washington State college at Pull
man, is to be one of the camp
guests.
Cherry and Berry Picking
Started in Amity Section
Farmer's Union
News
AMITY, July 5. Cherry and
berry picking started in this lo
cality the first of the week.
Nearly 200 cherry pickers have
been engaged to pick cherries on
the Eola Crest hills southeast of
Amity. "The berry crop on the
Eugene E. Sabin place promises
a heavy yield.
DAYTON, July 5. The Web
foot hall was well filled with
members at the regular monthly
meeting of the Dayton-Webtoot
Farmers union Thursday night.
A patriotic program was given
fcy the juniors under the direc
tion of. Mrs. Clarence Rockhill.
Mrs. Clifford Gibbon and Mrs.
Bernlce Heinze. "Weeds and
Methods of Eradication" was the
subject of talks by Rex Warren
and Morton Tompkins.
The next meeting will be the
annual lawn party to be held
August 5 at the home of the
president, James Richardson.
Silverton Truck Line Is
Taken Over by Mt. Angel
Men; Terry Local Agent
SILVERTON, July 5 Albert
Bourbannais and Herman Schwab
of Mt. Angel .took over the SI1-verton-Portland
truck line Ironi
Albert Webb last week. Harold
Terry will be in charge of the
Silverton freight.
It is understood that Mr. Webb
will continue with his log haul
ing interests in eastern Oregon.
Attend C. . Convention
AMITY, July 5. The Misses
Pearl and Dorothy Groves and
Miss Margaret Poley spent the
week-end in Turner attending
the annual state convention -ot
the Christian church.
Townsend Piciiic
Draws Big Crowd
ALBANY, July 5. Approxi
mately 2000 people werei In at
tendance at the Townsend; picnic,
held in Bryant park today. J. Fred
Still well of Albany gave the ad
dress of the afternoon. Mrs.
Marion Nagel of Lacomb was mas
ter of ceremonies. A cafeteria din
ner was served at noon, and fol
lowing assembly singing was led
by Dr. Epley of Salem. i
Other numbers on the program
were talks by state representatives
Fred Dawson and Fred Harrison,
music by a group of Sweet Home
girls, music by a trio of Harris-
burg people, short talks by M. L.
Ferguson of Corvallis, District
Manager Moore of Monmouth and
D. M. Rohrbough of Albany, read
ing of two essays, one by: Myron
Pogue of Salem and the other by
Charles Paine of Eugene, solo, I
"Townsend March Triumphant,'
written and sang by John Chap
man of Shedd, the Townsend
pledge .which is given at all Town-
send meetings, and the closing
song by Dr. Epley.
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Cattle Driven to Range
Site, Minto's Mountain
LYONS, July 5. Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Downing returned late
Wednesday from a trip on horse
back to Minto Mountain: where
they drove their range cattle to
pasture for the summer, They
took several days for the trip.
A!.'ES1CA9 AOTC"OE11E ASSOCIATES CONTEST B0AB9, HASHIXGTCS, D. C
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Board: " ' - ;
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of the American Automobile Association on the nine Non
Premium Gasolines leading in sales volume In the Pacifio
Coast area substantiate the statement of the Standard Oil
Company of California that Standard Gasoline Is Unsurpassed. ,
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