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JSe OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, December 21, 1938
Eden Takes in "Hellzapoppih"
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Sleet Forms,
Lebanon Road
Bakery Truck Turns Over, i
Also Other Car but
. no One Injured
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LEBANON Rain follotlns the
cold snap formed a fleet ton the
Lebanon-Sweet Home road caus
ing several ears to skid and s.m
of them to torn OTer , Mjnday
morning. Munyan's bread track
turned over twice and scattered
baked goods Along the highway
Dr. Langmack's car was also one
Co Sake several tumbles. .Some
cars . were damaged but no ona
was hurt
All young neople . of the
churches will unite In a musical
program at the Presbyterian
church Thursday night and will
sing ' Christmas carols to the
shutfns after the meeting.
Fit zgcr aids Hosts
Mr. and Mis. Elmer FitzgeraU
erred their annual turkey dinner
Tuesday night to Mr. Fitzgerald's
employes and their wives. Covers
were laid for 16.
Following an annual custom
Christmas hymns and carols were
sung around the community tree
Monday night. Preceding the
songs in which 170 voices were
heard, the singers sang at the
hospital. Glee clubs from tho
seventh and eighth grades and a
capella choir are included in the
group directed by Irene Moore,
vocal director of Lebanon schools.
ut. ueorg v-rin wm PRATUM A Christmas pro-
elected second vice-president of gram will .be presented by the
tne vregon uptometricai associa
tion at the annual meeting at
Portland last week.
Mrs. Earl Hall and Mrs. Del
bert Scott were hostesses at the
Christmas party of the Hi-Bidders
Pinochle club at the home
of - the former Friday night.
Scores were won by Mrs. Eldred
Hutchinson and Mrs. Ed Miller
The Lions' club is active in
collecting toys for remodeling
"and painting,, to be given to
children who need them.
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M Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Eden
r,. .Mrtinv for Washington for a visit With the 3 president.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Eden take In the laugh show on roadway,
-Hellzapoppln." Eden, former British foreign KcreUrtjsald he
never enjoyed a show so much In my life." He Is shown hlspering
to his wife during an Interlude.
Pratum School's TrBrmdrs
,
Program Tonight Union News
BurtonGrubbing
Out Walnut Trees
Pratum school children at the
schoolhouse Wednesday night at
8 o'clock, with the public in
vited.
The climax will be a play,
' Aunt Hepsy's Christmas Stock
ing" In four scenes, and in
which five pre-school children,
Bobby Wenser, Marvin Jenson,
Fred Lambert, Leland Smith and
Natalie Cunningham, will appear
with the school group.
The numbers will be: wel
come, Clayton Wenger and Dickey
Cunningham; songs, school; read
ing, Bobby wenger; play, ,"Tne
Joy of Giving": reading, Marvin
Jenson; duet, Ruth and Marian
Glese; reading, Fred Lambert;
Many Tests Given
At School Clinic
Turner Has Reactors, TB
' Check Seal Money to "
Give Fluoroscopy
TURNER At a clinic held at
the high school Tuesday morn
ing. , 60 tuberculosis tests, 33
Schick tests, 18 smallpox vaccina
tions and 23 toxin anti-toxins
were administered to Turner
grade and high schools. Pleasant
Point and Sunnyside school chil
dren. :
This clinic was arranged by
Miss Marjorie M. Kelting, county
nurse, who was assisted by Mrs.
Earl Bear and Mrs. William Mc
Culley. Dr. J. M. Ramage of
Salem was the doctor In charge.
- On Tuesday, when the tests
were read, there were found to
be two reactors In the Turner
school from 36 tests siven. These
children will be fluoroscoped
free of charge during Christmas
vacation. Six Schick tests for
Immunity to diphtheria, out of
the 31 given to Turner school
children, proved positive and
anti-toxin will be given to these
children to develop an immun
ity to diphtheria.
Part of the seal sale money,
of which Turner has raised $32
this year so far, is returned to
this community in the giving of
these tests free to every one de
siring It and in the fluoroscop-
ing of all reactors free of charge
Marion county is the only coun
ty In the state conducting Its
own fluoroscope clinic.
Mrs. Earl Bear is In charge of
the seal sale.
Triaan's Car Has
French Leave, not
Stolen, He Finds
- SILVERTON Halvor Triann's
automobile was not stolen, as at
first thought, but made its own
get-away from where it was park
ed near Mill cemetery. Trlaan
went to call on one of the resi
dents nearby and left the car at
the side of the road. When he
returned It was gone.
During the weekend the car
was discovered, standing un
harmed, in a field. Tracks indl-
SALE MHEIGHTS Roy Bur-
nlav. "Grandfather's Bright
Christmas Plan"; Instrumental house and oil, WarMi Gray
music. Gertrude Shaw: number. I The women's clt.b will not
ton is having a walnut grove inland Smith and Natalie Cun- meet until after thpholidays.
Jenson and Alice Ramsden; read'
ings, -Marian Giese and Ruth
Glese; play, "Secrets"s; song, up
per grades; play, "Surprising the
Surorisers"; dialogue. Julia Jen-
Son and Jerry Lynds; primary
song; and four-scene play.
MARION The regular meet
ing of Marlon Farmers' union lo
cal was held Friday night. Theo
dore Dickman, Aumsville and
Frank L. McMannAn, Turner
were voted into membership. In
stallation of offlcejro was -conducted
by President E. Wilcox.
Committees appointed' for
1939 are: Marketing, Homer
Smith, Mr 8. Betff Kappanf .
Charles Hart, O. Snfder and C.
E. Bowman; good oj; the order.
Mrs. Jim Wilson, William Har
dy and - Charles iSprunman
legislative, Mrs. GLS O,
Mrs. Frank KiepejH and Art j Torvend home, with Mr. Torvend
Page; exchange, D. p. Roan, c.
E. Strode and Mrs.l. L. Cala
van; flowers, Mrs. Mary Over
holsor, Mrs. Hermaa CeLangh
and Mrs. Wessley iacey; ware-
Activities Revived
By Lutheran Men
BETHANY The Lutheran
Brotherhood met Friday night
and revived activities after a dor
mant season of several months.
Lacey, I The meeting was held at the Silas
Silverton School
am Is Tod
Proer
ay
Parents and Patrons Asked
to Enjoy Event ITiis
Afternoon
SILVERTON Invitations' for
one of the outstanding holiday
programs have been issued to par
ents and patrons to attend the
school Christmas program and sil-
cated It had made Its wav there Ter tea Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
unaided. Tne invitations were signed by
H. W. Adams, superintendent of
schools, who said the object of the
program is "to express the real
spirit of Christmas In festivity, in
a religious sense, and in the spirit
of giving."
Featured on the program will
be the Christmas story in tab
leaux, bible reading and song; the
placing of the yule log and
Eddy on Visit
INDEPENDENCE Lowell
Eddy,' Independence young man
who has been attending Colum
bia university on scholarships
for the last four years, is spend
ing the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Violette.
"Bringing in the Wassail BowL
Committees are: window tab
leaux, Miss Isabel Tracy and Wil
liam Gates; lighting, Guy DeLay;
costumes and tea, Lois Metcalf;
ushers and servers. Marie Kiev;
dance, Alice Fish; music, Floyd
Ellefson; reader, Richard Pickell;
gift boxes. Junior high home room
teachers; general chairman,
Elaine Clower.
The grades will enjoy a Friday
morning program, and the Junior
high school a program during the
afternoon. School will take up
again January 3.
Starker on Crutclies
L ABISH CENTER V.' A.
Starker, who suffered severe leg
fractures a month ago - hen he
jumped from a truck, has re
turned to his home from the
Silverton hospital where , he was
confined for three weeks. He is
able to get about on crutches
now.
Closing Date for
Farm Signup 15th
The closing date for signing
up new farms under the 1939
agricultural conservation pro
gram has been set as January
15, according to County Agent
Harry L. Riches. Farms that
have been previously listed un
der the program do not have to
be signed up again for next year.
Nearly all of the 3063 Marion
county farms participating in tha
program have been inspectedrfor
1938 compliance, since compli
ance Inspection was started in
September. .
Vhe 1S39 program is not ex
pected to be changed ' greatly
from the 1938 procedure. It is
expected that" sucn changes as
are necessary will be included
in information to be released in
the near ftnre concerning the
new program.
grubbed and expects to reset the
.ground to filberts.
. Mrs. Milton H. Mentier was
operated on at the Salem Gen
eral hospital Thursday.
Eldon Trenary broke his arm
by falling into a pit Monday,
Howard Hangen is eonflned to
his home with chickenpox.
Raymond Longcor, . a former
Raymond Longcor,, a former I T 1 1 f. ".
resident, arrived Thursday from LablSil Lenter S
Aiuuesiu, Iam., 10 iuui ancr iu
property interests of his aunt,
Mrs. Carrie , Philips. He will
beautify the place. Mrs. Phillips
is In the hospital at Modesto for
the removal of a goitre, he
states. She Is a former resident
here.' ;
Program Friday
LABISH CENTER The local
Rings Honored on
47th Annifersary
LYONS Mr. andlMrs. Albert
Ring were pleasantly surprised
when neighbors and friends gath
ered to nejp tnem cieDrate tneir n -ar If
iSL T?!f.i.ssS4rK-. 22 at Louis Mission
fccatsav;0 is. wvv w s r x iu vaa
high honors going tf 'Mrs. Albert
Ring and Oscar Nauei
r aim ncucuu uciu iu
presiding and J. C. Larson serving
as secretary.
Preliminary plans were outlin
ed for 1939 and considerable en
thusiasm was displayed for the
years w o r a . h. n. -'Kiev was
made chairman of the January
meeting.
The Lutheran Brotherhood was
responsible a year ago for the or
ganization of the Silverton plan
ning council, which organization
la in turn largely responsible for
Silverton's new high school now
under construction and the sew
age disposal plant which will be
begun in the near future.
Is Great Success
Mrs. Stullenherger
Is Called Suddenly
school will give its Christmas pro- I meeting Wednesday alight In the
gram Friday night. The teachers, I form of a packing paty. A barrel
Minnie Joeckel and Mary L. Gro- I of fruit was sent to he Odd Fel-
ver, have arranged an interesting lows home at Portland.
entertainment. Their gift, ex- r The Lyons publics; school will
change and tree will be held the present Its Chrlstma' program at
afternoon of the same day. Fol- the Rebekah half Thursday night,
lowing the program, the Christian The Sunday school frogram will
Endeavorers plan to go carolling, be held at the ehurfh Christmas
Among those who are home for I night. Everyone is mvlted to at-I
AXfITYfr E W. StnllAn-
berger, 72, died ' Very suddenly the Christmas holidays are wao- tend these programs
of paralysis Monday night it her
home one mile south of Amity
mi. Hornschuch from the Unlver
sity of Oregon, Clyde Boehm from
She went out to feed her chick- I Oregon State, Ralph Leedy, also
ens 'and when she id not re
turn" her 'husband; went ' to look
for her "and found her in the
yard unconscious. .- - -
She lived only a short - time
after a doctor's arrival. Funeral
arrangements haye not been
completed
from OSC, and Clark Leedy, Who
graduated, from Annapolis last
summer and is now stationed at
San Diego. Ralph, who will enter
the naval academy next summer.
will not return . to school follow
ing the holidays." - Both are the
sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leedy.
resident of this community for I S OH til e I'll CllStOltl
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successful series- oi evangelical
services at the Salpm Japanese
cnurcn here. Twenty young
nennlA tnariA Atwniiin'm tn fnllnv
vfmmmmmmmmmmzl Froves Fuzzlmff sd.:nAhtBer7;
"i""iakiSxk"TWk--W3 o i icw. roiiowing fnisf; service, u
To Entire School S flfr (enlapane,M!
Tne reception fw- Rev. and
ST. LOUIS The mission con
ducted by Rev. John Stanley,
CSP, a Paulist of New York City,
was well attended by the parish-
loners and members of surround
ing parishes. On several evenings
the historic old church In the
middle of French Prairie shrine
of Madame Dorion was crowded
to overflowing.
A feature was a question lox
period devoted to . answering
questions concerning moral and
deligious problems submitted by
the congregation.
Rev. Charles Kraus, pastor, ex
pressed appreciation of the suc
cessful mission. He has stated
HAZEL GREEN iRev. Selmat- I also that the attendance of non-
su Kumura, the "Bipy? Sunday of I Catholics at the devotions was
japan," is conducing a most most gratifying
Japanese Revival
Services Success
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Davenport Home
Burns to Ground
iVeeIc
LIBERTY Three new
SCIO Cracking embers in the
attic, followed x immediately by
pupils I Mrs. Kumura Saturday night was I dense smoke that enveloped the
m -at
were enrolled at school this week I attended by a
and are: Clyde Shreve, came from adults and young people.
Jefferson, fh the eighth grade; " r-H&
Mary and J. C. Johnson, came to I Cauacitv Crowd Eniova
Salem from the sonth. In th sixth i V8?801 rowa pnjoy
grade.
The boy, J. C, goes by his in
Rials at school, states Mrs. Helen
Glbbs, fifth and sixth grade teach
er, who has not discovered as yet
what the initials stand for. She
Children's Program at
grorn o"t I entire building, warned the
Charles Steyaert family here that
the home was in flames Friday.
The building and contents were
a complete loss.
Tne property formerly was
owned by the late J. L. raven-
Si. Mary?s fin Sunday port and is located near the
MT.
crowd
ANGEL A lie a p a c 1 1 y
attended tHe Christmas
P
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states It is a rnmmnn viraettea tnr I program of St. Mauv's grammar
children in the south to be called school, given at the;school audi-
or referred to by their Initials. loriu"1 ouuaay aerpon. m. tier.
Iatdoi i nomas Jeir, uati, ana
number of Clergyjvrere special
Slade bv Fox Vallev Men Tne operetta, ?'Ol4Crp3spatch"
. ,
Roaring river state fish hatchery
10 miles southeast of Scio. A
defective flue is thought to have
been the cause of the fire.
bv trades 5. 6. 7 Band 8. wa
During Real Winter Days the main feature ad was well
FOX VALLEY The oast week received by the audience. Frank
Hubbard Grade School
Will Present Operetta
At Gym Thursday Night
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HUBBAR D The Hubbard
grade school will present the
Christmas operetta. "A Wooden
I the old man known &s Crosspatch I Shoe Christmas" at the :hool
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itur. n im. iAn t. enacted nis part reniarnaDn wen gymnasium., rnursaay mrnt. with
house on the Trask place now oc- and he wa3 pipported by the public invited to attend. W
cupied by the Nye family has been lne omer young actors. ine proaucuon is nnaer sur Iferf
reroofed. Albert Carr has madel A IUUKU msuum comeuy i m uma njr, airs,
considerable repairs on the house P79 added b' jounger chil- Lorena Duncan and Mrs. Fern
belonging to Mrs. Susie Ransom ure ,a iaeir wvm wnj u m
where the Carr family live. J. E.
Jungwirth has his new barn fin
ished on the outside.
Severat men are working on
the playshed at the Fox Valley
school, it will require some time Funeral Servic&s for
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a j yet to complete the 'shed.
IS
sr North Howell People
j Report Seeing Meteor
and song, and , im wee folks
depicted the sacredjjside of the Students at St. Louis
Christmas season fa thpir rnn. I .
Mate Program Tonight
tributions.
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Maude M. yuflcer Are
Held at Seet Home
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ST. LOUIS The teacher. Miss
Richards, announces the St. Louis
school play will be Wednesday
night In the school house, start
ing at 8 o clock.
LEBANON f unral services
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Slowly Falling in North 5S &.
Cupid Back in Dallas
DALLAS - The first marriage
NORTH HOWELL Much has cember 18-, were conducted Tues- I license issued In Polk county since I W
been written In western news- j day at the Churchiof Christ of the new lajr went. Into effect was
recently concerning me
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unusual meteor , displays. Local
residents report seeing a brilliant
green: meteor slowly falling to
ward the northern' horizon last
Wednesday night. This, was pos
sibly the one which; was supposed
to have fallen about 30 miles
north ot Dallas.
Smaller ones have also ; been
noted but- the green one' was
much larger and much more no-
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Sweet Home by Rev. Davis of j
the Assembly of Goj, with inter
ment in the "tiilllgin cemetery.
Mrs. Tucker was ban near Knox
Butte, : Linn county, ' July 18.
1876, and spent mot of her life
In the " locality whfe - she died.
Survived are hjr widower.
William Tucker of Sweet Home
two children ; by a Sformer mar
riage. Harry Rolf and Mrs.
Gertrude Spaur, bep of Port-
TerIand;, , one sister. vjMrs. Anna!
Until 9 P.
All This Week
w I ana tne i;
JfyllSV taking part.
Program at Church
2ENA The Zaa Christmas
program Wednesday night will be!
$ I of at the school as In former i
jt I years, with pupils of the school !
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Christmas Bexes .
The Expressjpje Message
Of Affectloif j
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Issued by County Clerk Carl S.
Graves here Saturday, December
17, to Carl E. Barnard, 24, labor
er, Dallas and Dorothy C Freer,
18, housekeeper.
WHY SUFFER? WHY BE
DISCOURAGED?
HKM OSKHOIDS (Piles)
Colitia Consbpatios Fi-
ssrs Dlctra. All Bict&L
Coloa tod Stomach trovblea
empltly limitd witl
tHinl aparatiaa after
faud.rWa'baTa don 'it
for thdosands of ethers -we caa do It
for yas. 26 yart in Portlaad.
fRIK BOOKLET mat at
Sam ngmttm Call av writ
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