Tilt OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Horning, March 19, 1939
PAGE THREE,
Arnold Installs
V..LargeIncubator
I Demand for Chicks Heavy
' k and Hatchings Sold ' -.
, to Mid-May
LEBANON L. E. Arnold
Lebanon poultryman, nag recent
"ly placad a 10,000 capacity incu
bator at i bis plant - and baa ae-i
livered 200 turkey poults to
Miller and Leech, Wodett, i Ben-
ton count growers. Ha plana to
set from; 80.000 to J 00.000-turkey
. eggs this season. The :- de-
. irand for chicks has been heavy
and he has old future hatchings
to tne miaaie oi jnay.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ireland
hare a hat.'h of nine hearty tur-
; kins, a' cross between a turkey
and chlckT showing the hare.
ugly nek of the turkey, a droop
ing tail and the bill of a chick
. i en. - They are of rapid growth
i and said t" be good for table
purposes. -
Slovak Premier Surrenders to Reichsfuehrer Hitler
Honor Mrs. Westfall
LEBANON The Hist birthday
of Mrs. E.iza Westfall was ob
served by members of the Loy
alty clasi of the Methodist
Sunday 'school Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Westfall was born
In Iowa and afterward lived in
Kansas. She gave up school at
the age .f 1? to raise her young
ei brothers and sitters follow
ing her mother's death when her
brother. Sen. Joel C. Booth,; war
but two years old. After com
ing to Oregon in 1891 she raised
the children of her brother the
If te Dr. W H. Booth, and makes
her home wt.h one of them. Mrs.
Edith Shanks, English teacher in
Lebanon high school. 1
Her sister, Mrs. Vena Ream,
who was in Salem during : the
legislative session, was present
to assist In the entertainment.
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Dr. Joseph Tiso (left), first premier of "fadependent Slovakia, and Relchsfnehrer Adolf Hitler are Trie-
tared in Berlin during their recent momentoas conference, during which Hitler pledged "full sap
port to Slovakia. He later conferred with Czech official, and signed a protection pact with them.
As the Czech state was dissolved and German troops began marching into the new territory they were
greeted with both cheers and Jeers. In Prague the troops were greeted with what Is known in America
as the "Bronx Cheer. This is a radlopnoto. f
Thursday following a stroke
which pa. tlyzed his lower limbs.
LEBANON Harvey Rose 81,
well known resident of the Wa
terloo community, was brought
to the 1 ebanon general ' hospital
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LEBANON Graveside services
for Edan P. Knapp, 82, resident
farmer of. the Sweet Home sec
tion the part 35 years, who died
at his cabin home borne time be
tween March 5 and 12, were
held at the Gilliland cemetery
Thursday -1 I p. m. by Rev. S.
H. Kimball of the Christian
church of Sweet Home.
Mr. Knapp was born in Illi
nois, July 9. 1857, and on De
cember 22, 1887 was married to
Ann Eliza Robbins who survives.
Other surv'vors are two sons,
two daughters, one sister and
five grandrhildren, all of White
City, Kanras.
His son, Walter J Knapp, ar
rived Wednesday to take charge
of arrangements. 'JLx. Knapp,
who lived alone had cached va
rious sums of money about his
home amour ting to several hun
dred dollars.
Recuperating at Home
ST. LOUIS Mrs. Louie For
cier has returned to her home
from the Salem hospital follow
ing an operation. She was In
the hospi.al more than three
reeks.
A son was born March 8 to
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maboney of
St. Louis ptrish. This Is their
fourth boy and fifth child.
With the completion of the
training of the loganberry vines
and Toungberries, evergreens are
rapidly being trained in this lo
cality. ,
Happy Hour Qub
In Talent Contest
DETROIT Members and
guests of the Happy Hour club
were very pleasantly entertained
Wednesday night with contests
between five groups of ladies.
The first group, Mrs. Laurits
Hansen, Mrs. Bert Cunningham,
Mrs. Roy Wilson, Mrs. Joe
Wright, iirs. Marguerite Jack
son and Mrs. Albie Fisher gave
a skit entitled "Cat P." Sec
ond group: Mrs. Edna Streff,
Mrs. Major Baughn, ' Mrs. Earl
Parker, Mrs. Clara Billingsly,
Miss Dorothy Tounr and Mrs.
Nellie Ridell, a short dialogue.
"Crossing he Railroad Tracks.
The third group: Mrs. James
Neilson, Mrs. Gordon Dickie, Mrs.
William Teifert, Mrs. Richard
Lee and Miss Eleanor Pickett
presented "The Family Album."
Group four. Miss Mildred Whal
ley, Mrs. Ward Stablman, Mrs. N.
Walter Shelby. Mrs. Richard
Hansen, Mrs. Claude Miller and
Mis. Joan S aymer, "A Tableau,
supposedly presenting the ro
mance and life of Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Toung. Group five, Mrs.
Scott Young, Mrs. Willow Evans,
Miss Etna Wilson, Mrs. Mabel
Moore and Mrs. Tom Fryer,
"Scene in an Operating Room."
Judges were Mrs. Tom Jack
son. Mrs. Charlie Clester, Mrs.
Carl Westerberg, Mrs. K. C.
Goins and M-s. James Rand, Jr
Two Anniversaries
Honored at Suver
ETJVER Mr. and Mrs. Blair
Douglas were surprised Sunday
by relatives who came to their
home to hpnor them on their
10th wedding anniversary and
also Miss Margaret3 Douglas on
her 19 th birthday; A covered
dish dinner was served
Those present wera Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Berg and son, Rus
sell, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Cameron, Albany; Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Phelps and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seal, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Douglas. Theda Con-
dron, Corvallls; ,Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Dodele and children, Welht;
Miles Davis, Mr. and Yrs. Blair
Douglas .and daughters.
Mr. and Itirs. Win Dyer were
honored on their wedding anni
versary Thursday by a group of
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Walker
left Wednesday . far their home
near Calgar - Canada after hav
lng spent the winter with Mrs.
Walker's mother Mrs. Kate Van-
aerpooi at weus.
Mrs. Lola Vanderpcol who
teaches at Tampico took 15 of
her pupils to Salem Friday
where they visited the deaf
school, the penitentiary and the
legislature. Mrs. Ray Morss and
Mike Dobrtnln also took car
loads.
losers will serve a covered dish
dinner at the next meeting
March 29 to be held In the
building on the school ground.
Special guests were Mrs. Gns-
sle Berger of Niagara, Mrs. Webb
and daughters, Miss Bertha and
Miss Frances, formerly of Sand
Point, Ida., and Grandma White.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of
Idanha are the parents of a baby
boy born at a Salem hospital
March 15. This is the Miller's
third child and second son.
Mrs. Gussie Berrer gave a
demonstration at the Guy Moore
home Thursday of the Atmoray
machine.
chose grou? two winner. The live.
Reach CE Quota
LIBERTY The Liberty Chris
tian Endeavor organization, has
announced ' that the local young
peoples CE group was first In
attaining Its registration quota
for the state convention in Sa
lem April 20-23 and thus will
have the distinction of marching
In first place in the parade.
The group registered 35. The
young people's . group will wear
white shirts and blouses. The
church Willing Workers club will
make the girls' blouses.
College Inn Sold
MONMOUTH Mr. and Mrs
Byron Beard . of Montana pur
chased and took possession this
week of the College Inn. confec
tionery opposite the campus of
Oregon Normal school. Mrs.
Cora B. Slattery, former propri
etor, has returned to Portland to
Hand-liaised Colt
Commits Suicide
BRUSH . CREEK .Whether
grief for his mother, who
died following injury sustain
ed when she f e 1 1 in Brush
Creek some weeks ago, was
the cause of the suicide is not
known, bat the L. H. Meyer
household discovered the
young colt which they have
been hand , raising sir.ee his
mother's death, dead at the
end of a rope in its little sta
ble Thursday morning.
The rope by which it was
tied had become completely
twisted i round its nerk. Evi
dently the colt had pulled it
tight in an effort to shake it
off.
Hand raising had proved
successful and the colt was
much, prized by the family.
100 Reported Dead in Bratislava Battle
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Community
Clubs
BRUSH CREEK Early plans
are being made for Brush Creek
Booster club which will meet
March 24 at the schoolhouse,
The Chinese checker party held
in February proved so successful
that it may be repeated at the
next meeting.
SILVERTON HILLS The SI1
verton Hills community club will
sponsor a benefit dance Satur
day night at the elub hall with
Mikkelson's orchestra furnish
ing . the "mu .tc. .
Shortly after this photo was made, following an anti-Semitic riot In
Bratislava, Slovakia, 100 persons were reported killed as Csech
troops tried to crush the revolt. The same day the Slovaks claimed
independence and the remaining Czech states of Bohemia fend Mor
avia were taken over by Germany, thus disintegrating the post-war
repunuc oi yecno-iovaana. xnis is a raaiopnoto.
Cole Home Scene?
Of Club Gathering
MISSION : BOTTOM- -The Wa-
conda community club met at
the- home of Mrs. Rcbert Cole-
with the regular luncheon at
2:30 6 clock. Plans for the par
ty Saturday night at the Fair
field granre ball were completed.
Five tables of "SOO" were in
play with first prize going to
Mrs. C. C. Russell and second Uk
Mrs. Wade Weekley. Special.,
guests were Mrs. W. H. Colvin ;
of Denver, ' Colo., Mrs. Robert ;
Corbett of here and Mrs. A. W.
Boyles of 3alem. -
- The shtwer for a needy fam-.
ily was a success; lso a shower,
of dish towels and kitchen items
was presented to the hostess.
The next moeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Lucas at Fair
field. Lafe Tcwnsend Is adding 240
peach trees to his orchard.
The Wheatland ferry has been ,
t?ed up all this week due to '
high water.
"Lookout Lizzie"
Practices Held
BRUSH CREEK Practice on
the three-act comedy, "Lookout
Lizzie" is rapidly progressing, at
the Brush ' Creek Booster club
under the direction of J. C.
Goplerud. Date for presentation
l.as not been set.
Tuesday night the cast en
joyed a birthday party in ob
servance j the four members
whose birthday falls in March,
Mrs. Dan Hillman, Thor Thor-
kildson, Oriet Moen and John
Goplerud, Br. : ; Members of the
cast include also Mr. Hillman,
Herbert Knies, Oriet Moen, Wil
ma Knies r-rd Mrs. Thor kildson.
Rue to Build
SILVERTON Bert Rue Is an
nouncing that he will construct
a modern cold storage locker
plant on a lot Just oft Church
street near the Rue home on
East Hill. Rue will include in
the plans a slaughtering plant
Old Donation Claim
Sold Near Zena
ZENA One of the oldest do
nation land claims in the coun
ty, on which Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Walling settled more than one
hundred years ago and which
has been in the family . ever
since, has been sold by the own
er, Jesse Walling, a grandson,
to Robert Shepard, road engi
neer of Cordoza, Alaskr, son of
J: R. Shepard, who formerly re
sided here as a boy on the ad
joining farm, now owned by
Frank Crawford. Mr. Shepard
does not ilan on living on the
farm until he returns in five
years. In the meantime his niece
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Klme and two children.
Norma and David will operate
the farm.
Gardener Speaks
At Liberty Qub
LIBERTY An interesting
meeting was that of the Liberty
Woman's clnb at the home of Mrs.
W. R. Dallas Thursday when the
gathering was addressed by Mrs.
Myron Van Eaton, gardener and
authority on rose culture. Her ,
subject was "Roses and Flower-"-
ing Shrubs." '
Mrs. Mason Bishop presided
at the short business meeting.'
Mrs. Dallas was assisted by
Mrs. Fred Browning and Mrs.
W. H. Nelson in serving during
the social hour which closed the
afternoon. Twenty four were-present.
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GOITRE HOT A DISEASE
cold storage.
Building will not begin until
late summer or early fall.
where farmers may have their Milwaukee, Wis. -It fcaa bn brought to light fcy -stock
prepared for market or scientific research that goitre la not a diaease
and is not to be treated as such Dr. A. A Rock
a prominent goitre specialist for oer JO years
perfected a different method of treatment which
has proven highly successful He opposed needless
Attend Examination operations. Dr. A. A. Rock Products have publish
brush college Puniii of ed' a copyrighted book at their own expense which ,
the fourth to eighth grades in the tells about goitre and this treatment and will
schools at Brush College, Zena. 8end this book free to anyone interested. Write
J2dfhBf t0 Dr- A Rock Products, Dept. 1112
tended the audiometer test given e u.. . v. ;. , , . ' . 7 ... --.a
at West Salem this week. ' iBOX 737, Milwaukee, Wis.
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