Crowd Views
School Event
Joint Graduation Exercises
Held at Hopewell for
Eight Districts
HOPEWELL, The Hopewell
United Brethren church Satur
day night was filled to capacity,
estimated crowd of 450, of rela
tives and friends to witnt&a th
eighth grade graduation ct 31
students in the rroup of eight
rural schools.. Art Xirkham of
Portland, radio annouurer, gave
the address to the c 1 a a s on
"Choosing a Vocation."
. . The program included the Vfi
cessions!. Hopewell lZ-piece or
chestra under direction of Guy
Earl; invocation, Kev. V. A.. Bal
lantyne; several numbers by the
Seventh Day Ad rentlst chorus;
two numbers by the Hopewell
vocal trio; .Mrs. Lloyd Stethens.
Mrs. Stanley - Sargeant and Mrs.
Gilbert Halstead;. Lynn Oubeer,
county superintendent of whpola,
presented the diplomas; reces
sional by Hopewell orchestra.
Class lists Given
Included in th claaa by aehoola: Tatr
lew. Helen Collin, LaU Com p ton and
Grand Island. Gwsa Dooglaa. Vern
Vert. Wand Chandler, Ptggj Lafley nd
Lcma WHt.
HnMwxll trr arid Bill) Loop, Leon
ard Uickeraon, Doroth Murray, Hen
Janirn and Kdnaio Wood.
ruaantdale, Maria Edward. rn
ill F-honr. Mary Roth Kirkland,
Mark Mix and Barbara Sweeney. -
Cnionrale, Verla Terry. Edith Reed,
Lrnnt Ktoutenbnr and Jnanit Milford.
Webfeot, Lloyd Iloldredf nd Darjrl
M.
Wheatland. Let Fields, GeorgU Mich-
al mi Htn Rehaff-r.
Yamtoo. Myrtle Humphrey, Emm
Kerne and Jamea Canteel. r
Hal Campbell's Niece
Will Marry Violinist,
London Despatch Says
SILVERTON A recent Associ
ated Press dispatch from London
was of particular Interest to Hal
Campbell, local band leader, in
that it made mention of his niece,
a daughter of his late sister. The
niece, Nola Nicholas, was referred
to In the following item, "Yehudi
Menuhin. 21-year-old world-famous
violinist, announced his en
gagement today "to pert, red-headed
Nolrf Nicholas, 19, daughter
of an Australian millionaire."
Campbell came to the United
States jrom Melbourne, Australia,
after war and has lived at Sil
verton most of the past 10 years.
Oakdale Women's Group
Meets at McComber Home
OAKDALE - The Oa' dale
Woraans club met at tin home
of Mrs. Isla McComber Thurs
day afternoon. The grou adopt
ed unanimously the resolut-on on
the motion pictute bill.
Mrs. Hattje Bronm was honored
as the oldest mother for Mothers'
day with a handkerchief shower,
Mission Society Meets
DAYTON r The Dayton Chris
tian Missionary society with 12
members present Thursday after
noon held the May meeting at tbe
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wright. Mrs. Roy E. Will con
ducted the devotionals and Mrs
Earl Coburn was lesson leader.
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California Days
Hot, Says Wilson
Airs. L. L. . Shields Hostess
at Tea in Honor of
Burns Visitors
Charlemagne's Crown for Hitler?
JEFFERSON V t r g 1 1 Wilson
arrived from Red Bluff, Calif
Saturday for a brief visit with
relatives and friends. He reports
the temperature was 98 degrees
in the shade when he left there.
The- Townsend club will meet
Wednesday at a p.m. ' at the
Masonic .hall. There will be a
speaker and reports by the dele
gate who attended the Townsend
convention at Corvallis.
' Tea Honors Visitors .
' A delightful afternoon was
tpent at the home of Mrs. L. L.
Shields when she entertained with
a tea Friday at her home . In
honor of Mrs. Leo Mars and
Daughter Marilyn of Burn who
are visiting . Mrs. Mars' . mother,
Mrs..Evalyn I. Wall, j
The tea table was centered
with a bowl of .white ro3ebuds
and tapers. Mrs. Gilbert Looney
and Mrs. Harold Wynd poured;
and Mrs. Bernle H. Kyllo of Eu
gene : and Mrs. H. B. Thurston
assisted in serving,
Returns to Seattle
Mrs. Ora Wood, who has been
making -an extended stary at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Julia
Ann 'Vaughn ana daugw.er- Miss
Flora Vaughn, has returned to
her home In Seattle. Another
daughter of Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs
R. A. Golden, of Portland, Is a
guest at the Vaughn home.
The Mlllersburg school south
west of Jefferson closed Friday.
A program was presented In the
forenoon, followed by a picnic
dinner at the noon hour; Eighth
grade exercises were held for
Nnes Mudgett and Alvin Kreger
ckn Til an tn entr Malison Jun-
CENTRAL HOWELL The program for the all-day pic- Ior. high school m Albany this
rne. at the school Saturdav included: & meetincr of the home- fall
Mrs. Earl Murdock recently
. . ' , . ' " . I suffered several cracked ribs.
customary ice creaa treat. in a bad fall at her home two
Mrs. Robert Janz, president, presided at the homecom- miles southwest of here.
ing meeting. Amusing parts of a history which is being
1 i n -c com piled -by Mrs. Clarence Sim-
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Winner of the natlontJ competition to select a design for the new
Thomas Jefferson nickel was Felix Schlag of Chicago, shown with a
: plaster node! of the design be submitted.
Ernest Werner Earliest Pupil out J
For Central Howell s Homecoming
Henry Voth Accompanies
George Voths on Trip
To Miilwestern States
SALT CREEK A daughter,
Darlene Rosella was born Tues
day to Mr. and Mrs. Will Vll
wock. : They have two boys.
Henry Voth left with his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and.
Mrs. George Voth of Dallas for
Enid, Okla. They are going by
car through W'yoming and will
return the southern route. Mrs.
Anna Vilwock
with them.
planfl to return
Junion Women's Club
Names new Officers ,
Installation 3Iay 23
SILVERTON Officers elected
at the Junior jWomans club In
clude: president, Blllie Schultal
ber; vice president, Lottie Skip
per; secretary, Peggy Johnson;
treasurer, Lola Larson;, historian,
Virginia Bee. j
- Installation ceremonials will be
held May 23 with the Woodburn
Junior Womans club as guests
for the evening. j
mons and Mrs. Clyde DeSart were 5a LJllIdren ItCCeive
read.- ' '
Ernest Werner went to school
here In 1883, which was the ear
liest of any present at the meet
ing, . D. J. Steiner, who taught
here In the late nineties, was tbe
earliest teacher present.
First Holy Communion
i At Mt. Anel Sunday
MT. ANGEL Tlfty-three little
Four I children received their first holy
community families with the rec- I communion at St. Mary's Cath-
ord of three generations attend- ollc church at 8 o'clock Sunday
ing the same school are the De- morning. Most of the youngsters
Sart, Ramsden, Wood and Stef fen were from the first anl fcecond
families. , grades of St. Mary's school. About
400 children of all ages todr part
Charles Carr Home Is f SJSl? $ ' X
Scene of Club Meeting m the procession that formed at
tlta ctrsct tn tria rrinrph
u a x i. u ine ivroweiaeen pi--Mn rn.nt nrrcita
club members were pleasantly a88j8ted by Rev. VinceJt K.-ppert
entertained at thehome of Mr. ud Kev Patrick Meagher At
and Mrs. Charles Carr Thursday - m .v. -hiMren .eriihlAd
mgm. rana wngnt won nign ,n f benediction and enroll-
BH.-ur3 an unugu uu -mo. iuju D-1 ment in the scapular,
vvnieri won low. xnrs. raui Ln
dershausen, Mrs. Wlllert and Mrs.
Alex Crulckshank were special
guests.
Ramon that Adolf Hitler intends to climax his Napoleonic career
by crowning himself emperor of Germany were revived recently
, when. Hitler removed the Emperor Charlemagne's crown and sword
from Vienna to erlin. Well informed authorities could ascribe no
reason for the removal of the historic treasure than that at some
future date Hitler hopes to found a nazi dynasty by enthroning
himself as Adolf I of Germany and Austria. It was regarded as
significant that the fuehrer lost no time in taking action against
members of the Hapsburg clan when Austria was annexed to the
reich. The crown, shown above, is set with priceless emeralds and
sapphires.
Bond Issue Voted
At Salem Heights
SALEM HEIGHTS The elec
tion held at the community hall
Monday to vote bonds in the sum
of $9000, for the erection of an
addition to the schoolhouse, car
ried by a vote of 24 for to 3
against. '
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Whitesell
and Mrs. Alice Sarff, aunt of Mr.
Whitesell, motored , to Pasco,
Wash. Saturday, where Mrs.
Sarff entrained for her home in
Browerville, Minn.
Mrs. Dorothy Hammer of Ta
coma visited her mother, Mrs,.
George Willson, who Is still con
fined to her ed with illness.
Mrs. Lawrence Anderson and
mother, Mrs. Jerry King, left by
motor Wednesday for several
weeks' visit in San Francisco and
other California points.
Visiting in Midwest
SILVERTON Mrs. R. L. Gour
lie left Sunday for several weeks
visit in the midwest.' She will vis'.t
brothers at . Milwaukie and Ells
worth. Wis., and will call on old
friends at Dover, Plaineview and
Rochester, Minn. Mrs. : Gourlie
has not visited the midwest for
IS years. .:
Fiesta and Trade
v Days Successful
DALLAS A large number of
people from surrounding . com
munities were In Dallas Friday
and Saturday for the fiesta and
trade days sponsored by loca
merchants.
Special merchandise bargains
prizes and a free picture show at
the Majestic theatre Saturday aft
ernoon made the fiesta especial
ly attractive to residents of Dal
las and surrounding communities
Over 40 Dallas businessmen co
operated in the plan. Ivan E.. War
ner was chairman.
Evergreen School Will
Close Work on Thursday
WALDO HILLSl-Evergreen
school will close Thursday with
a picnic. M. E. Welch, prwclpa
the past year, resigned last week
to accept other work and - Mr,
Nelson of the Swegle faculty be
gan substitute work Friday and
will finish the year.
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Craduates Number Five
EVENS VALLEY This year'
graduates from the eighth grade
included Ruby LeRud, Lela Todd
Floyd Langser, Arnold Herigstad
and Neilan Dodson.
ruitland School
Closes Thu
Two-Cent Stamp
rsday
icmc
for Community
to Be Held Wednesday
Honor Lively
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FRUITLAND The Fru'tland
school will hold craduatlon ex-
o'clock. The graduates " are:
Lena Gerlg and Doris Runner.
Tho nrnrram Will include:
Snlntatnrv. Lena Gerig: vall-
dlctory, Doris Runner; voca aolo.
Ravmnnd Geriz: niano solo, itovu
Hoa tetter: recitation. Robert
Smith: accordion solo." Ln Gerig
class history, Lena Gerigi cias
will, Doris Runner; narroonicH
band selection; iddress ny uev.
Robert A. Hutchinson of tne e irev
Congregational -jhurch; reaaing
by Doris Runner. - nonald David; vice-
Th dlclomas will do givtn uj rcu" T,.r.
m . a r I a 9 A. , m VI a TV
Mrs. C. A. Yergan.. The puonc presiaeni,
.. . I ink VathlAPn RT
is invuea. - . ' ' v.- trl.h.
. , i ni I rmnT Leon Feavy, jerry
Tne annual biuuui ivu T tn-
be held Wednesday, with com- Merriman: treasurer. JaJe" Je
f iu.1 bah . Hrrv Bowen. Dofia Matheny
ill u.ua 1. J U Utuctr w I bjvm - - -
games. The community.: is n- i and janei uuuura.
vited.
A surprise birthday patty on
On. of the new presidential series,
this two-cent -tamp of John
Adams roes on saie i
tot?Jn?X Those of Martha and
George Washington already have
Deen saucu.
Roy Lively iwas given at his bom Slllllllier DCaSOU
Monday night: Those present uuumivi.
Opens for i'ark
Teaching. Post at
Scio Is Filled
wpro- Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mor
aan. Mr. and Mrs. George -fica-
ens. Mr. and M. Joe jc
and Eunice and Vernon Johnson, I jstt VER " FALLS A cowded
Ernest Gerig, Joyce Lively ana I ac ,t .ne silver Falls
Mr. and Mrs. R. G., Lively. I tjta nark Sunday marked the
farlv opening for summer plc-
nf.irAra and tourists. Much ln-
trt In shown in the aauiuonai
Improvements of the txw group
employed in the area.
Flshinsr Is rather poor a the
water is high and often muddy,
only a few are catching the limit.
SCIO A mold TurnbulJ of
UaaJ T Irfan ttaa Kofin aftlaOls) tA I
aawu ill! vi u v
teach the 7th and 8th grades at Big Day s l'rogram 18
bull attended Washington atate Arranged for Closing
college and is a graduate ot Ore
gon Normal school at Monn.outn.
-MarlnrtA S MpRpn. CerVSiS.
will teach the Scio 5th and 6th 1 MA CLE AY M a c 1 e a y school
rrados neit vear. Miss Nlesen will hold, closing exercises Wed-
v-aa hoH vin vears' teaching I nesdar. with an all-day program
experience, is a graduate - oi planned including me n cue-
Northern Normal Industrial ment program ai u a.iu.
crhnni in Aherdoen. S. D.. and I d dish dinner at noon: crarnree
of Oregon Normal school. Mon-j vs. Macleay ball game in tbe aft
mouth. Charles Sikstrdm also I noon. ...
i. n. tonchr elected to in- Crabtree was aeieaiea oy
struct in social science and boys' leay 17 to 6 a week ago. l'very-
physical education in the high I one Is invited to attena.
school. -
ri ntrior tMiticm. "all re
elected, complete the staff. They Floyd Fox jr., Honor
Of School al Macleay
are: Iris Cutsforth, Ruth Houser,
Frieda James, Dorothy Clausen,
and J. H. Tumbleson, principal.
The latter three are high school
teachers.
Guest on Anniversary
SILVER CLIFF Mrs. Floyd
Fox was hostess Saturday after
noon for a pleasant birthday party
Nominations Are Held in honor of Floyd Fox, Jr.s,
t v . ti i c i l birthday, uuests were oene oor
By Junior High School I don Mulkey. Marie and Robert
Charpllloz, Richard Fatten, l,u-
RILVERTON Students nomi-1 cille Jaquet. Agnes Jean uaroy.
nated for officers in the Junior Merlin Darby, Guy Scott, France
high school Include: president. Fox, Clifford Keith Scott and the
Raymond Dahl, James Olson, Flo- honored guest. '
School Picnic Held ;
HOPEWELL? A full attend
ance of patrons of the district
attended the all-day picnic clos
ing the Hopewell school Thurs
day. A basket dinner was served.
Hopewell school won a 4 to 1
score game of ball with the Union-
vale school in the afternoon,
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