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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, August 20, 1937
Summer Visitors
Feted at Lebanon
LEBANON Mrs. W. E. Fitx
gerald and Mrs. W. C. Skelton
baring birthdays August IS. were
honor guests at a picnic dinner
at Cascadia Sunday with the Leb
anon JJaptist people as hosts.
Guests this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bilyeu are
their daughter, Mrs. John .W.
Neely, and daughter, Doris Ann,
of. Sacramento, Calif. Mrs. Neely
and daughter are on their way
home from a month in "the east.
They went by train, but bought
a car In New York to drive home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eisenbein
of Kalama, Wash., house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bilyeu joined
them and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Ay
ers and son, Jack, Mrs. Neely and
daughter on a trip and picnic din
ner at SIlTer Creek Falls Sunday.
Mrs. John Summers, sr., enter
tained a group of twelre friends
Friday evening in observance of
Mr. Summers' birthday.
The Baptist Women's Service
class honored the 80th birthday
of Mrs. H. K. Arnold, a member
of the class, with a luncheon at
her home Thursday and a hand
kerchief shower. ".
Team Bolts With
Wagon, Harvester
Jumps to Safety
CENTRALL HOWELL Albert
Leichty's team ran away with a
loaded b n n d le wagon while
-threshing at the Steelhammer
place. Unable to atop the team
Leichty guided them toward a
tree and Jumped. The wagon was
badly damaged. . i
Threshing of fall grain is al
most completed. Most of the
grain yielded only fair with some
less than fair. Cutting of spring
grain has started but- much of it
will be very late.
Hop picking will start here next
week. . The Rurbln yard has over
200 pickers signed up starting
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bach, parents of
Mrs. J. S. Kaufman, left Thurs
day after spending a month with
their daughter. They went to
Seattle en route to their home at
FairbuTj, 111.
' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Leichty
and two children who have "been
spending their vacation with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; Chris
Leichty, and other relatives re
turned to their home at Pendleton
.Wednesday. 1
Famous Dionne Quints Attracted
Monmouth Woman Most During Her
Recent Long Motor Trip to East
MONMOUTH Mrs. Dora D.
Goodman, local real estate wom
an. Is nome from a motor trip to
her old home at Akron, Ohio, the
first time she bad been there since.
1912. Accompanied by her daugh
ter, Mrs. William Seidel and
granddaughter, Betty Ann of Bull
Run, the eastern trip -to Chicago
was made by train. From Chicago
to Flint, Mich., they went by bus,
encountering a terrific electric
storm In which they later learned
that seven persons had lost their
lives.
One of the most Interesting
side-trips was made to Callender,
Ontario, Canada to view the
famed Dionne quintuplets. Mrs.
Goodman is enthusiastic over
these children. "They were the
most beautiful group of young
sters I have ever seen," she
states.. "Dressed exactly alike,
romping and playing with -a mar
velous array of . toys and . play
things, they rollicked, capered
and wrangled just like any other
normal children. That item In the
press last week that "the Quints
had learned to Quarrel since they
had suffered bad colds," is mis
leading, because those children
had. their healthy spats and dis
agreements on June 29 when we
visited them. Just like any other
group of kiddies would have.
Sometimes two wanted the same
wagon, or pushcart or something,
and they knew how to assert
themselves and stand np for their
individual rights very capably. It
seemed to me.
"It was a rather cool day and
we were perturbed lest they not
be allowed out to play. The obser
vation hours for guests Is from
9:30 to 10:10 a. m., and from
2:30 to 3:30 p. m. They came out
despite the weather and what a
charming sight they were! Each
wore long soz and shoes with
tops, also little tan coats that
came to the bottoms of their
dresses, and tan hats to match.
With that beautiful cnrly dark
hair framing each cherubic face,
I couldn't tell one from the other
except by asking the guards, their
names. They looked like five love
ly big dolls at play, bat their ac
tions were anything but doll-like.
"No charge Is made to see the
children. They play in an octag
onal shaped outdoor playhouse,
heavily screened from public con
tact, but in full view of the guests.
We estimated that at least 1500
people saw them the day we were
there, and that was near the
opening of the observation season
of this year, since weather has
been cool and retarded their oat-
door activities. Guards are plen
tiful I counted seven but ex
tremely courteous to visitors. No
Don't Pay Over 25c
For Medicine
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Toiletrv & I
I ' Remedy Shop
170 N. Liberty St.
one is allowed to carry a camera
onto the premises; and no dis
turbance, - or, loud noise which
might startle the children, is per
mitted. "Mr. Oliva Dionne, rather of
the children, operates a large sou
venir shop, selling pictures of the
children and their home and play
house, Indian trinkets and bas
kets, blankets, postcards and oth
er articles. He was not at the
store' that 'day, and I had almost
given up seeing him, but as we
drove away down the road, pass
ing the Dionne farmhouse, he was
coming out from his garage. We
recognized him from pictures we
had seen and waved. He returned
our waves cordially, smiling and
bowing. It is said that Mrs. Di
onne never goes near the quint's
playhouse, Dafoe hospital or the
store when the public la about.
We visited- Niagara, Falls,
and drove across the . natural
bridge on Lake. Ontario. This
"bridge is a neck of land
about 500 feet wide crossing the
lake near Its west extremity.
The bridge contains the high
way and aome cottages. We
found it unusual and very - interesting.
Great Lakes Been
"We saw all of the Great
Lakes except Superior. In Ohio
we saw McKinley's tomb at Can
ton and the wonderful zoological
gardens of Cincinnati. The Ser
pent Mounds prehistoric burial
tombs in southern Ohio - are
very interesting.
"We visited West Virginia
and Michigan. In. the strike
area we were escorted and asked
if we carried any contraband
guns!
"At Akron we had the privi
lege of viewing the tremendous
Goodyear Rubber factory, observ
ing the entire process of man
ufacturing a tire from the tak
ing of the liquid rubber aap
Into a bottle till the tire was
put into a huge "waffle-Iron to
imprint the treads. V
En route home, we encoun
tered rain every day. And it
doesn't begin to rain as hard in
Oregon a it does In Michigan.
The heat, practically every day
was intense, 105 in the shade
often. ' "
"At Lusk, Wyoming, we saw
oil wells and refineries In oper
ation. We saw the Teton for
ests and drove on np to Yellow
stone park. But when we got
on the John Day highway, cross
ing Waplnitia Pass, my daugh
ter and I agreed that no eastern
tcenery we had observed could
surpass the beauty of what lay
before us.
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Chintz Covered Bedroom Chair 3.98
Light blue chintz! Covered arms also. Regular 7.95.
3-Piece Table Mirror Sets . .1.00
Beveled edges! Several -styles! Val ues to 2.291
Table Mirrors in Clear or Blue . . . . . . .29c
9-inch square and 7x12 size! Regular 69c.
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Veneered Top! 7&&
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