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Ths OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oron, Tuesday Morning, November 22, 1938
Johnson Firm
Gets Contract
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Cast Iron Pipe to Be Used
for Water System;
Woman' Injured
LEBANON The Johnson Con
.rt ruction comrny of Varconver,
Wuh awarded the conn act for
the grade school building of
. Sweet Homa has also: received
"the contract for. tte water ays
, tern. ' Each: company bidding
gave a bid for cast Hi n . pipe
for heavy steel Mpe and for
light steel pipe. The contract
was awarded on cast iron pipe,
the best and also oust expensive
The Johnson, company's bid
was 164,590.81. The o'ber bids
ranged from the quoted figure
to $80,912.75. the latter figure
by the Unitea Construction com-
pany of Portlani. V.'ork will
begin November 25.
, "r Mrs.' Dinner Injaw-d.
Mrs. Jane Bruner, f 5, em
ploye of the Lebaaon nvt plant,
when cleaning ' up under a sort
ing drum Friday night, caught
- ber head, scarf in the- moving
, . gear and as : she "was . lifted up
an oil cup struck her head in-
flirting painful-bruices. .
Mr. Edes, op abator of the
plant, saw her from upstairs and
shut off the , machlAtry and
called an ambulance wsich re
in o red her to the hospttwi where
she Is said to be resting fairly
well. ' . . .
Bobcat Killed
A bobcat approximately five
: feet In length, after living high
from the poultry roost-! In tbe
Berlin neighborhood, was exe-
cuted on the Frank Beth ranch
this week by Don .Piper, assisted
a by his hunting dogs. ."
' Melvin Raines of Lacomb has
contract for operating a Diesel
shovel at Valseti and Las bees
In Portland and oth-r cities
purchasing parts frr tbe Valseti
company. His brother, Clifford,
of Lebanon, will go to Valsetz
to assist in the work.
A musical program by Rev.
Joe Walker and : ko as of Lacomb
will feature the meeting of the
Baptist church congregation
Tuesday even'ng. .
Clever Acting Is
Seen in Comedy
By MAC Players
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MT. ANGEL A large r.udience
witnessed the Sunday afternoon
performance of the lively three
act tomedy, "Lord D'Marcy,"
presented by the girls ol Mt. An
gel, normal and college in the
school auditorium. : A' second
performance was given Monday
night.
High. honors for cleer acting
. and faithful Impersonation went
to Constance Antoice, Portland,
who played Beth , Carfon, the
girl from the west, and to Ruth
Thompson, Silverton, who prayed
the part of Hanna Marsh, an act
ress and also masqueraded as the
English Lord D'Marcy. , Maxine
Morgan as a" "balmy" pplnster,
bore her comedy role fine.
vThe remaining characters, all
very well portrayed; wwe taken
, by Mary Agnes 3asey of Anacon
da. Mont.; Mary Linehan," Port
land; Ruth, Maurer, : SUverton ;
Betty Francis, Sllve-ton; Jeanne
-Anderson, Woodbur-; Hcnevieve
Crane, Portland.
Sister M. Beatrice directed
both the play and tho musical
interludes. Anna Ilae Schied
ler of Mt. Angel playe-1 a violin
solo, the orchestra xlaytd three
selections. There wvj also a
string ensemble and Voa1 selec
tions iby-the collegiate chorus.
Marion School Serves
Hot Lunches to Pupils
With WPA Cook on Job
MARION MariJi public
school Is serving hot lynches to
the students again Chi winter.
Food is donated by th J patrons
and a WPA cook, Ulwlo Hansen
from Turner,- has been: em
ployed. ,( .
A convenient kit:Vn was
built last winter in ou- end of
the first grade- room. Teachers
report that hot luncher assist
greatly in making better grades
for many pupils.
Light Coupe Missing ....
SILVERTON A Ford coupe,
1929 model, was stolen from the
Silverton streets SaturJo) night.
The ear belonged to P.oy Bailie
of Molalla' and bore tae license
plate number 73,902.
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President Roosevelt Heft) Is pictured standing before the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, in Arlington
National Cemetery, while bit naval aide places the President's wreath on the tomb. A large crowd watched
as the President led the nation m observance of Armistice Day;
HAYESVILLE At the regular
meeting of the Hayesvi'le com
munity club Friday iiight, the
club voted to sponsor a schol
arship to the summer school at
Corvallis for one girl li the 4H
sewing club and -cne "n the 4H
cooking i club.
A carnival and sack lunch is
to be held at the rtgu'ar meet
ing night in January to raise
funds -for the scholarship and
playground equipment, w:th Jack
Kennedy, school principal, chair
man for the carnival, assisted by
Ray Shaner, -Douglas Perks. E.
L. Moore!, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Andresen and Mrs. J. Kennedy.
Albert I Stettler wil' , have
charge of -the ChristcifS tree.
Mrs. C. Doolittle, assisted by
Mrs. Elsie Frey, Mrs. Gjy Ray.
Mrs. Milton Dirks, Mrs. Vernon
Clark, Mrs. E. L. Mocre and
Mary Pervis, will take charge of
the Christmas traat. The De
cember meeting will be tbe
fourth Friday.
The Friday program wap given
by a group from the blind school.
Repeat School Play
DAYTON The play, "The Old
Time School," which was given
at the union educatU n week
program, was repealed at the
community, club meeting Friday
night att the . Webfoot school
touse. Floyd B. WiHert, Day
ton, conducted a Profe6r Quiz
program -and Dorothy May gave
a piano solo.
The Bchool will give the
Christmas program at ihe next
meeting.
CENTRAL HOWELL Gene
Kuenzl, ice-president, presided
at the community club- meeting
Friday night. No regu'tr meet
ing will be held in December as
the school will present Christ
mas program.
Program numbers weie: vio
lin . and piano numbers by Al
bert Lichty and Howard Lichty;
recitations by Jerry Roth, Clif
ford Herr and Adeline Haury; a
skit by Emogene and Lucille
Wood, Mrs. Loren Gowjr; a rail
road station scene with Milo Wil
cox, Clarence Simmons, Mrs.
John Tweed, John Westphal.
John and Shirley Kaufman
Wayne and Phyllis Steffen,
Melvin-and Mayo Hol iu; read
ing, John Lauderbaci;: skit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde DeSart
Ruth and Gerald DeSa:t; vocal
trio by i Ruth Ranisden, Lucille
Roth and Jean Lauderback.
P r o g r a m announcers were
Observe Guest Day at
' Missionary Gathering
DAYTON The .annuil guest
day in the Evangelical Mission
ary society was obsiied and
largely attended Wedneiday af
ternoon at the church T.-Hh Mrs.
G. L. Lovell of Milwaukie, presi
dent of the Oregon-Washington
Missionary societr, tbe guest
speaker.
Mu'll thrill to the ttartlinq panorama that
sweeps below yon at the Mark Hopkins. The
World's Fair, the bridges, the harbor . .
' new horizons for adventure. And in this gay
est of hotels, the perfect close-up of good
living. Reservations always advisable.
- Shops and theaters -4 minutes away.
, Garage in building. .
Rales from $5 per day.
Phillip
Roth.
Simmons and Ervin
TJNIONVALE Picture of Ore
gon Blossom day, moving the
old Salem postoffice to the Wil
lamette university campus, and
Oregon scenes were shown by
Mallory and ,ilson of Salem at
tbe Unionvale commun'ty club
meeting Friday night. George
Westfall presided in thi absence
of tbe president, . rno'd Braaf,
who is in eastern Oregin on a
business trip.
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Turner Carnival
Is Fine Success
TURNER Turner higb school
carnival Friday night proved a
big success with a fine crowd
and a . good program. Clarence
Greenlee was chairmar of cere
monies.
L. W. Robertson and his or
chestra played and othtr num
bers were by L e r o v Downing,
Ruth ' Davis, Virginia Porter,
Robert Parrent, Rex Maschelle'
Opal Bower, Frank Rmey, Bet
ty Peetz, Orva Nickuli. A one-
act play was - given by Fernal
Gilstrap, Dona Wells, Bernadine
White, Eugene Harrism and
Herschel Peterson.
Week Desi;
mated
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To Move Prunes
With the prune growers of
Oregon facing a surplus condi
tion which Is forcing stern and
sincere attention as to the mar
keting end, r L o u i s Hurner of
Carlton, chairman of te prune
growers stabilization committee
of Oregon, has formed a stabili
zation committee which has ap
pealed to thj National Associa
tion of Food Chains aid other
sources of distribution, to make
an extra effort to move the
surplus of Oregon prunes As a
result, November 19 to 26, in
clusive,, is designated at "prune
week" In Oregon.
E. S. Strother of Lundee Is
secretary of the stb:lization
committee and those officials
together with their members, in
cluding Oscar Haynea cf Yam
hill, C. Roy Fryer of Yamhill,
H. L. Praf. of MMinnville,
Oliver H. Schrepel of Garton, W.
M. Elliott of Dallas, Euf ene Mc
Donald of Dallas, G e o i g e R.
Minty of Rlckreall, T. F. Man
kertz of Salem, A. M: Chapman
of Salem, R. L. Chapman of
Dallas, E. J. Bruner o Eugene,
R. R. Clark of Oakland, Dave
Busenbark cf Roseburg, and
Carlisle Scarbo of Creswell, are
putting forth every eifort to
bring to the consuming public's
attention first, the merit of the
Oregon prune as a food product,
and secondly, the need of moving
tbe Oregon erop in order to pre
vent financial disaster to crops.
Convent Pupils
Present Recital
SUBLIMITY A mublcal re
cital was given at St. Mary's
convent Friday afternoon by the
music students of Sc. boniface
school. Parents of tbe pupils
were guests. .
These students tock part:
Stella Lulay, Asella Halfpran,
Anna Hendricks, Marcolla frank,
Vera Hassler, Doris Mbuft Vel
ma Lulay, Ruth Lulay, Yirgine
Highberger, Dnoald Toetlfr, Del
he,rt Ditter, William P.'r. Eve
lyn Reuf, Dolores Highberger,
Georgina Reuf and Melvin Hart
man. At the close of the pro
gram the rhythm class fang.
Re-Enacts Scene of Murder
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The three "cellar club" gangsters accused by Brooklyn, N. Y police in
the murder of George Hess, during a confectionary store holdup, are
shown as they re-enacted the crime, which, police say, they confessed.
Left to right: Vincent Soverio, Frank Franeese and Domini ck Allocca.
Brooks Aid Unit
Planning Bazaar
BROOKS The Met'iodfst La
dies' Aid society bazaar and
candy sale wil be held in about
two weeks. ' The pros-tm will
be presented by a group of
players from Salem.
Labish Camp Royal Neighbors
of America enjoyed ai interest
ing talk by State Deputy Mrs.
Lenora Broili at Its laet meet-
Ung. Election of officers will
ce neia ai ii-e next meeting at
the borne ol Mrs. Margaret
Campbell December 6.
Comedy on Wednesday
DAYTON "Mama's Baby
Boy," a three-act comedy will
be presented by the senior class
of the Dayton union high school
VTednesday at 8 p. m.
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Union Thanksday
Service, Pratum
PRATUM The union Thanks
giving day service will be held
at tbe Methodist church with
Rev. Sydney' Hall of Sa em the
speaker for the occasion.
Rev. J. J. Esau, the blind
evangelist, will hold three more
meetings at the Mcnnonite
church this week cloj'ng Wed
nesday night. The Ebnus will
make their home for a time in
Salem.
Revivals Under Way
AIRLIE Rev. and Mrs.
Phelps have moved from the
Lewisville parsonage to rooms in
the Airlie Aid house so he will
be nearer his work. Two weeks
of revival meetings opened here
Monday.
Add Digester to
Mill at Lebanon
LEBANON The local paper
mill will be a busy p'ace tor
some months to come e a newt
9-ton digester will be p.aced in
a new digester buildin-; to feet
in height and from 20 to 25 ad
ditional men, Bome of :hem lo
cal, will be required to, complete
the work.
One of the two 6-ton digesters
will be replaced by the rew ona
and it is said the new arrange
ment will handle more pulp than
bf fore.
Geary Ellenberg, SP freight
agent at Lebanon and ;rominent
In Legion circles, undt'went a
major operation last wjsk at 'he
SP hospital of San F.ancis'i.o.
Mrs. Ellenberg i with- Mm.
Frank Groves, who so suc
cessfully superintended the Fall
Festival, has again been drafted
by the American Legir.i to fill
the same post next year thus se
curing the success of tbe festi
val day.:
Newly weds Take
Olson Residence
SILVERTON ?fr. and M-e.
Elmer Olson have mcv.-d from
their home on South Waer
street to an apartm w. above
their drug store. T'n y have
rented their homo to Mr. and
Mrs. AI Schroeder (C'ara Ke
ber), who were married at Mt.
Angel Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kom;.n East
man have completed ihe con
struction of their pleasant little
Cape Cod house on We'cb street
and have moved -In. Mis. Fran
ces Paige and her son. Clifford,
have moved into the new home
recently completed by Guy De
Lay on South Water street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Gaffey
have moved to Salem where they
have taken an apar'irent at
1840 Ferry street. Toey have
been commuting daily to work
during the past numn.tr. Mrs.
Gaffey is the former Mi?s Eve
lyn Solum, daughter o. Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Solum if ti.verton.