The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oreron, Saturday Moraine, Febroarj 11, 1939
PAGE THREE
LaBounty Rite
Will Be Tod
a7
; Funeral Services Held Also
for D. W. Lawrence of
Lebanon Area
" r LEBANON Following funeral
' -;. "errices: at; theHarry C. . Howe
- lunerat home. Saturday at 2 p. mi
lor Peter; LaBounty, 9 0", the body
via be placed In a rault at Sa
lem until rood -weather, when It
will be moved to the family lot
at Chippewa. Falls; Wise, accom-
- panled by. bis daughter.
LaBounty -was born at Moores
' town.' N. Y October 22. , 1848
- and was married In Wisconsin in
- 1872. to Maria Belle Wells whd
died In 1908. He came to-Leba
' lion seven' years ago to make his
" home with his daughter Mrs. H.'
' A. Ball Surriving are' two other
daughters - Mrs. Laura ' More-
V house " and Mrs. ' Mary Hoy t of
California: four grandchildren :
r eight "great ' grandchildren: three
sisters and tw6 brothers in Ne-
, . braska. : ' '
' Daniel W. Lawrence
- LEBANON Daniel W. Law
rence, 77, well known farmer in
this locality, died February 8, at
: the home-, of . his stepdaughter.
Mrs. Ruth Shores following
lingering Illness. He was bora
in Illinois November 2, 1861. He
was married at Lebanon to-Ruby
Bland, member of a prominent
Linn county family; ; the . only
' child of their marriage." Mrs. Ru
by Cammln.s, died In 1929; fol
lowing his wife's death he mar
Tied "Mrs; Alice- Lawrence.' They
v nave, lived 'on a farm near Leba-
V ;on- the past' 29 years.
" Surviving are his, widow, Alice
lawrenee; three , step children
Lyon '. Lawrence and ; Mrs. Ruth
' Shores : of Lebanon: .Daniel E.
Lawrence, Delta, Colo.; . four
grandchildren: one - sister, Lina
Henderson, of the mlddlewest
' ' . Funeral services were held
Friday at 2 p. m. with burial 4n
- a Lebanon cemetery.
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George Brent, Olivia de Haviland and John Payne are the romantic triangle who head the cast of
Wings of the Navy," the thrill-packed saga of the ITS navy ah- service, which will have its first lo
cal showing at the lOafnore theatre today. The same bill Include "Lincoln In the White House,'
and ."Ferdinand the Bull, both of which are la. technicolor
Mistletoe Grcle,
Selects Officers
Election of officers for Mistletoe
Circle, Neighbors "- of Woodcraft,
waa hel at the regular meeting
Wednesday night.: ' ?c - 5 '
New oliicers are Mrt. ,T.' B.
Tooker,' past guardian neighbor:
tin." TV; U .Parsons,- guardian
neighbor; Mrs. - Roy Plummer,
banger; Mrs-Dora Glaxe.-ma
gi clan; Mrt. J.; E. Clayton.' at
tendant; - Mrs.' -Mary StanvcapV
taw 01 tne guaras; Miss Marie
Hayes, musician; Mrs. Joe Rem
ington, inner sentinel : Del Plas
ter, o a t e r senUnel; tDr, S. R.
smitn. airs. Ida' East and Charles
McCann. managers: Mrs. . E.: M
Laban,' press correspondent and
Mrs. waiter Bird, nag bearer.'
. They will be installed Wed
nesday night, April 12. Mrs.' Rot
Plnmmer and Miss Marie; Hayes
were in charge of the supper.
Bazaar Satwday V
... MONITOR The local . Trinle
Link club .will sponsor a bazaar
Feornary 14 at 8 p.m. at the
IOOF hall. A. R. Moss of Salem
and his picture booth will be on
hand.
Grangers' Hews
benefit card party, will be held
Saturday, February: .11 at 8
o'clock. There' will be tables of
500," contract and" Chinese
checkers; Sandwiches and cook
ies will be served.
UNION HILL Mrs. Julian
Krens and Mrs. John Stelnber
ger were hostesses to the grange
home economic - club at the
grange hall Wednesday ; after
noon.' . . ' - -''
The program Included group
singing with Mrs. Floyd Fox as
pianist; travelogue of her recent
trip to California by Mrs. Car
rie 'Townsend;. music . Iy Mrs.
Carl Jones;, roll 'call on' Wash
ington and Lincoln- tbpics. '
v SILVERTON HILLS Ira Lo-
ron. ' Meretarv of the Marion
county Pomona grange reports
the ' county visitation list - com
pleted to Included Salem to Stay
ton. Woodburn to Salem, Stay
ton to Turner, Turner to Wood
barn, Ankeny to Red Hills, Rob
erts to Ankeny. Red Hills to
Union Hill. Chemawa to Rob
erts, Butteville to North Howell.
Fairfield to Silverton Hills, Sil
verton . to vr, Fairfield, ' Silverton
HUls to Butteville; Union Hill to
North Howell, Macleay. to Che-,
mawa. North Howell to Macleay.
Marion. County grange council
will convene at Sirerton March 1.
TURNER Rep. H. A. Canady
of Roseburg. will come from Sa
lem Saturday to visit, his niece
Mrs. William Spires, and also to
give" a" talk at" the 2 o'clock open
program of Surprise grange. Mrs.
Spires is the lecturer. Friends wel
come. . y) ..-
Duncan to, Speak .""
LEBANON Mildred E. String
er, .lecturer of Crowfoot grange
announces that Robert -.M. Dun
can of Burns, president "of. the
senate, will speak before the
grange Saturday evening, '
Call dab Meeting
AMITY The Women's Civic
Improvement club of Amity will
meet next Tuesday at z:su p. m
at the home of Mrs. R. R
Massey. .Mrs. B. E. Pettlnger of
Oswego will be the guest speaker,
Attend. OSC Confab :
MONMOUTH Delegates, from
Oregon Normal school : to - the
conference at Oregon State col
lege'; this week include: Jack
Boon, ; Lorena ' Burchfleld.v Pat
Boy, Joan Gibson, Ervtn Mead
' and .Bernard Graf ten,' all stu
dents; . and Ellis A. Stebbins,
business manager. .
.' Students of Coos,' Lane and
Douglas counties attending Ore
gon Normal school,, are sponsor
lng ah exenfsion Saturd'ay to the
. state ca"pltol in Salem: ' '
4.3fERS JO MEET : .
C:. MACLEAY Mrs. J.F. C. Te
kenburg and ' Mrs. A: H. '. Fuest
man will' entertain , members of
: the'4-M club Thursday afternoon
at the, Tekenburg-.home. I
Gall Board
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GRAND
. Tortar Jackie Coontrln ?
Russell Funeral
Held Tuesday '
- JEFFERSON William B. Rus-'
sell, 8 9, who died Sunday night
at his home In Marion, was for
40 years a resident of Jefferson.
He moved to Marion 20 years
ago. He was associated with the
late C. M. Smith in the mercan
tile; business, and was also' a
rural-mall carrier.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Vtola Pate Russell; daughter,:
Mrs. A. E. Edwards of Seattle
and a sister Mrs. Lucy Welkbn
of Spokane. " j
Funeral services were held at;
the Friends church Tuesday, con-:
ducted by :Rev.; WlHam Watson.;
Interment .was made in the'- Jef
ferson cemetery.
Clinic Next Tuesday
UNION HILL A health clinic
vill be held at the grar.ee hall
for school children Tuesday; Feb
ruary 14. 1 "
Sunday school will be at 10
o'clock Sunday at the Union -Hill
grange hall.
"Gangster's Boy.
Winn
KLSINORE
Today Double bill,
of the Navy with George
Brent and Olivia DeHavil-
land and "Lincoln in the
Whitehouse." and "Ferdin-
and the Bull."
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Todays-Double bill, "Dark
... Rapture," Denis-Roosevelt
Belgian Congo expedition, f
and "Broadway Muske-
teers" with Margaret LInd-
say and Ann Sheridan.
STATE "
Today Edward G. - Rob-
' Inson In "The Amazing Dr.
Clltterhouse" and . Jane
Withers ' In : "Always in
Trouble.",
J HOLLYWOOD
Today Double bill, Bob
- Steele in "Colorado Kid"
and. "The Chaser" with
: Dennis . O'Keefe and Ann
Morris.'. :i '
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NKWL.YWEDS RETURN "
srr. LOUI Mr. and Jrs: Al
bert Mark s (Theresa Vander
beck) . returned recently from
California . and are now. residing
near Woodburn. . He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marks
of St. Louis. .
SOX TO iBAPKERS, . .'.
MISSION BOTTOM An
nouncements were received here
Thursday of the arrival of a baby
boy, Gary Ray, February 7 to
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Barker,
former residents here. Mrs. Bar
ker is a niece of Mrs. Gu Met
calf.
Farmers'
Union News
CLEAR LAKE The Keizer
local of the Farmers' union
meeting at the Clear Lke
schoolhouse Wednesday night,
enjoyed: a program by the pupils
of the school. The state presi
dent, George Potts, Installed the
newly elected- officers and gave
an interesting talk on legislative
questions and other matters of
interest to the union. W. L.
Creech, of the Bethel local, ex
plained the cooperative setup for
handling the farmers' livestock
and announced that arrange
ments have been, completed to
receive hogs and other stock
Tuesday, February 14 at 14th
and Oak street, Salem. . .-.
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Club Notes
we cannot' be responsible for dam
age to same.
Once upon a time there was a
shy, sensitive ' young bull, who
was content only to sit under a
cork tree and smell the flowers
until one day a bee smelled first
and what happened to Ferdinand
the Bull after that yon can see for
yourself today at the Elslnore.
All Joking aside, I believe to
day's six-hit show is the best com
bination of attractions' ever off
ered to the Mickey Mouse club by
Manager Carl .Porter. I will ex
plain later why we have six hits
today.
Calling all model - airplane
builders Here is your chance to
win a swell prize and have your
favorite model displayed in a
downtown store. . As I mentioned
last week, on ' the stage,' simply
bring your airplane down to the
Elslnore today before H o'clock
and leave the rest to me. Have
your, model in a box or crate as
In today's six-hit show we will
have as hit No. 1 Big stage show
with" your favorite - entertainers
and Mouse band. Hit No. 2
Chapter 5 of "Scouts -to the Res
cue" with Jackie Cooper. Hit No.
3 "Tough Kid" with Frankle
Darro; a feature about the prize
fight ring. Hit No. 4 Walt Dis
ney's triumph " in Technicolor
"Ferdinand the Bull." Hit No. 6
for Lincoln's birthday we have In
Technicolor Warner Bros, version
of "Lincoln In the White House."
Last but by far the least, hit No.
, "Wings of the Navy," an air
plane picture with so many air
planes in it that it is impossible
to count them. The main stars in
"Wings of the Navy" are George
Brent, Olivia DeHavilland and
John Payne. Here is a picture you
MUST see and one that you will
never forget.
But don't forget to come today
at 1:00 at the Elslnore.
JAY, Mickey Mouse Chief.
In Hospital Here
JEFFERSON Mrs. E. I. By-
rum is in the Deaconess hospital
in Salem.
J. A. Aupperle, father of Guy
Aupperle, was taken to the Al
bany general hospital the first
of the week for treatment.
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Victor Jory
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George Brent
Olivia De Havilland
John Payne
PLUS :
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as WanMt Bros, praodly'j
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Creator, of the "Abraham Lincoln" role la
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Continuous Ierformance Sunday 2 to 11 P. M.
A Pieiure You Will Waut to See AGAIN AGAIN and AGAIN!
AMERICA'S GIUaNrtlK THEIR NEWEST...
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Remember "A Family Affair", "Tou'r
- Only Young Once", "Judos Hardy's
Childrta'? Judge Hardy's family is
hff gia . . . groarfT than w
the New Story of lodge Hardy's I Family . . . with
LEWIS STONE MICKEY ROONEY
JUDY GARLAND . CECILIA PARKER
FAY HOLDEN
Last Times Today Two Big Features
Bob Steele
in
'COLORADO KID
"THE CHASER"
with
IH- mi in 0'R?Bf Ann MrHf
. l-wi.s SI one
Continuous Performance
Today 1 :30 lo 5 1. M. 10c
After 5 P. M. 13c
Addl Our iHiiC CotiHily
"Hilo uil ShrlW and i hf
Ur JO f S-rtul "MaiuiiiK
Frontiers."
On Our Stage at 1 :30 P. M. Selh Jayne and the Hollywood Huckaroo Program Broadcast
Leghorn Biddy
Beats Season
CLOVERDALE This snow
storm must dampen the spring
spirit of a white Leghorn hen
belonging to Cyrus Barker. One
day this week she brought five
baby chickens from her nest to
enjoy, the sun. At any rate her
intentions were good.
The Four-Leaf Clover club will
postpone its regular meeting one
week due to. the many other ac-
tiTities.. .The ..club-will meet
February 22 at the home of Mrs.
Nettle Morris.
WITH HOMEMAKERS
MACLEAY Mrs. H. E. Mar
tin, Pomona and local gran e
H. E. chairman, attended, the
Home Makers conference at Cor
rail la this week.
I f "' ,!JIISfrSsj tr Life
I J a the frontier
4 i 1 1 V wtw cadi day
Sun., Moou, Tnes Wed.
Midnight Show Tonight
'Any Time
Any Seat
.LAST
DAY .
A mase of merriment,
and mystery . . . . .
Jane Withers
to
'Always in Trouble'
and
EDW. G.
ROBINSON
In
"Amazing Dr.
Glitter hoBse"
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