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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Morning, September '21, 19SS
Ibsgion Women
Endorse Plant
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Bocklin Trial Slated 30th;
Other Cases Pending
in Justice Court j
SILVERTON The American
winit auxiliary at its Monday
f iiht meeting voted to endorse
h sewage disposal plant meas
ure coming up for a vote at Sll-
Verton September 2s. A commit
ted to work on this matter is
coinposea or zirs. r, m. roweii,
Mfg. Ernest Starr, Mrs. A. C.
Bajber. i .
I Afrs. Nina MorrU of Sheridan
vn be the installing .officer for
hfc local order on October 3.
dta. C- J.: Towe and ; Mrs. Carl
linefin hare been appointed as
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thfc auditing: committee.
Bucklin Trial Set
SILVERTON The trial of D
Bucklin has been set for Sep
tember 30 at 10 a. m. before
UUdge Alf O. Nelson. Bucklin
is charged with defrauding an
Innkeeper, the charge preferred
by George Manolls, proprietor of
George's Place. i
A charge of harboring an un
licensed dog has been preferred
against K. C. Engeman. who
pleaded not guilty and the case
was set lor October 30. A simi
lar charge has been filed in jus
tice conrt against J. H. j Enge
tn'an who has? not yet; been
brought Into court. :r .
George Holman pleaded not
guilty to a charge of issuing a
check with insufficient funds. He
was bound orer to the! grand
jury. This charge was brought
by William Pfaf f, manager of the
1EU hall. - I
Thornleys Buy Property
SILVERTON A deal was
made through the Homeseekers
at Siiverton whereby Mr. and
Mrs. R. Thornley became owners
of the State corporation proper
ty, formerly owned by j a Mr,
Loose, on Whittier street. The
Thornleys will take possession
at once and will completely re-
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moaei iae property.
SILVERTON The j annual
Parent-Teachers association re
ception to parents and new
teachers has been set. for Septem
ber 23 at the Eugene Field au
ditorium. There will be no for
mal . program but a number of
musical numbers including se
lections by the American Legion
auxiliary trio, Mrs. W. P. Scarth,
Mrs. Jack 1 Lewis and Elaine
Clower. Ireae Morley Traukel is
accompanist;
A social
freshments,
evening.
hour, including re
will wind up the
Get new Ambulance
SILVERTON The Larson &
Son funeral home will observe
their 11th anniversary at Silver
ton by driving, a new ambulance.
The ambulance is modern in
every way, finished In blue
Spanish leather with linoleum
floors and I shatter-proof glass.
SILVERTON Siiverton
friends have received word of
the marriage of Miss Donna
Storaasli, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Storaasli of Silver
ton to Howard Skinner Satur
day night at Prlneville, where
they will make their home
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Enroll at OSC
EVENS VALLEY Earl John
son and Harold Brenden will
enroll as freshmen at Oregon
State college this week.
Hartwell Is Held
On Driving Charge
Woodburn Coroner's Jury
Holds Accident Due to
Passing in Fog
The Marion county grand Jury
probably will be asked to Investi
gate the traffic accident Saturday
morning in which Mrs. F. A. Mig
not of Woodburn lost her life.
Deputy DistrleC Attorney Joseph
Felton indicated yesterday.
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Meantime, following a coroner's
Inquest at Woodborn, G o e r g e
Hartwell of j Hoquiam, Wash.,
driver of the truck that collided
with the Mignot automobile, is be
ing held on a j reckless driving
charge filed by F. A. Mignot, wid
ower. ;
WOODBURN A coroner's Jury
sitting in the inquest to deter
mine cause of death of Mrs. Ber
tha Mignot; Who died Saturday
morning following an automobile
accident, found death was due to;
the negligent! driving of George!
Hartwell, Hoquiam, Wash., who1
the Jury's verdict said passed an
other vehicle in the fog and with
out clear visibility. , i
Hartwell was present at the in
quest, held at the Beechler and
O'Hair mortuary, but did not tes
tify. The jurors were Alfred
Klampe, W. H. Broyles. J. J. Hall.
John Becker, Wlnton J. Hunt and
Robert H. Scott, j n ,
Testifying at the Inquest were:
F. A. Mignot, widower ofXjthe
crash victim. Dr.! Gerald B. Smith,
Keith O'Hair, State Police Ser
geant Farley Mogan, p. e. Mor
gan, Floyd Maficle, H. K. Sar
geant, Alice 1 Sargeant, Frank
Grimps. Lester Smith, F. A. Ba
ker, Mrs. Lila Farley and Henry
Koni, driver of ithe Silver Wheel
truck also in the! accident. ;
. Deputy ; District Attorney j Jo
seph Felton handled the case; for
the state, with Clounty Coroner L.
E. Barrlck in charge. .
Smiths Sell Ranch
KINGWOOD -i- Mr. and Mrs
J. B. Smith are moving this week
to their new home at 1065 North
17th street, Salejm. New owners
of the Smith ranch here are Mr.
and Mrs- E. E. Olbekson and two
young sons who will attend
Mountain View School.
Enlarge Prizes, !
Woodburn Fair
. WOODBURN The central
committee of the fair has an
nounced a change In the prize
list in both class one and two
to make it possible tor a greater
number of exhibitors to ' win
prizes.
The new ; list is as follows:
Class -1. First prize 15; second
10; third, fourth and fifth 5
each; sixth, seventh, eighth and
ninth, $2.50 each.
Class 2. First prize $7.50:
second $5; third, fourth and
fifth. $3 each; sixth, seventh,
eighth and ninth, $1.50 each.
Miss Vera Bogard, who is in
charge of the "photograph al
bum" at the Wodburn commun
ity grange fair, requests that
all photographs to be exhibited
be left either at the Hall studio
or brought to the armory not
later than .Thursday. Any old
time photographs will be ac
cepted. . ,
A special exhibit of field corn
will be arranged-nder the- di
rection of J. Sidney Johnson for
exhibition at the Woodburn com
munity grange fair. " AU farm
ers are invited to enter their ex
hibits .which will consist of 10
ears ot field corn J-or each con
testant. There will" be four
awards given. Exhibits must be
in place at i the armory by 9 a.
m. Friday. I
Increase Found
In Both School
Units at Amity
. AMITY The Amity schools op
ened Monday with an increased
enrollment in both schools. In the
high school 143 have registered,
an increase of about IS per cent
over that of last year. There are
57 in the freshman class. A. N.
Arnold is principal and other in
structors are Miss Edna Strout,
Miss Margaret Patterson, Miss Al
ma WattenburgV Orile- Bobbins,
and James B. Thomas. :
Practice teachers from Linfield
college are Martin Walpert, Clyde
Martin. Miss Margaret V o u n g ,
Miss Calla Holloway.
. There are about 175 enrolled in
the grade school with the same
faculty as that of last year, with
the exception ot one teacher less.
Joe Watt is principal.
Miller Purchases
Amity Drug Store
AMITY Dr. R. B. Miller ot
Lebanon !has bought ' the Amity
drag store, owned by Mrs. Ernes
tin Prunk. His sister, Mrs. G. B.l
Abraham will be. in charge. This
drug store Is the oldest In Yam
hilj county and believed to be the
oldest in the state in point pf con
tinuous operation."
Mr,-and Mrs. W. S. Boatman. -who
exchanged their ranch ' at
Rebo for the C. L. Allison farm
west of Amity, through the office
of J. L. Ketch, are now settled in
their new home. -....
Ferris Retch," son of - Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Ketch, left Sunday to.
teach in the Lincoln school a mile
south of Corvallls.
Teaches at 'Sanliam
BRUSH CREEK Miss Alma
Anderson, who taught at Brush
Creek last year, has -gone to'
North Santiam, where she will
teach this winter.
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