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pags rouirrEDN Uilcox Rescues : Wreck Victims Central Howell Blan Finds Couple in Overturned . Car Near HooT ; CENTRAL HOWELL Mr. and lira. Milo ; Wilcox had an exclt lac experience recently while on a trip to ML Hood. They were Bear Government Camp when they saw a car which had f one ever the bank and lodged come distance down. On investigating there seemed to be someone .In "the car so Mr. Wilcox, climbed down and found an elderly con pie uninjured whom he assisted In getting out of the car and up to the road, y-: Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roth were Mr. and Mrs. Etackey and Bill Zaercker of Monroe, .Wash. - Mr. , and Mrs. Clarence Sim mons and -Mr. -and Mrs. Robert '. Jans drove to BrownsTille Sun day afternoon to Tlstt Mrs. Simmons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dougherty. Mrs." Dough erty has been 111 for son. time. Mr. and Mrs. Dare Ho 'el and children, f Stanley, ? s Mary 4 and Helen were kurprlse - visitors at the J. J5. Kaufman home Sundar. They are old f r 1 e n d of the Kaufmans " from Roanoke, I1L, and bare been Tisiting in Cali tornla. The Kaufmans accom panied their vialto.s to Portland Sunday; night from " where the Hodels were going on to, Yellow stone park and then home. Plans for Water Regatta Progress RIVERDALE This is a busy sreek at the park in preparation Sir the water regatta td' be held ere' next Sunday, July j 2. ' The Epworth Le:gue of the lalem Methodist church met at Rlverdale Friday night for a lcnic supper, entertainment and iwimmlng. The underprivileged boys who are sponsored by the Salem . Ki wanls club are spending the reek at the summer - home of Dr. Will J. Thompson, who Is In charge; assisted by Htward Da mon. The boys are boarding at Riverdale, where they enjoy swimming and sports. Visit at Unionvale . UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs. John Sauersig and Mr. and Mrs. Will Sauersig , of Scotts Mill were Sunday afternoon guests of . Mr. . and Mrs. Louis iiagee. Mr. John Saursigfs the merchant Scotts Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Will Herrlgstad and famll.- were din aer guests at the ILagee home. WySonJIySoifr Th OUTGO!! STATEC2JAN, Zalza, OrcrcA ttzrziij Zlcrefcr, to 27, 1S3D News" J '7 ' L Refugee 7orter; : Grarig Back From Sd , A ami PACIFIC COLLEGE. Newberg I (Special) Professor 0 Emmett W. Galley of Pacific college is on his way back to Oregon after six months of refugee relief work In war-torn Spain. He will be here lor a week's stay before leering with bis family to take up his work as director of Ger man refugee relief work In Cuba for the, ensuing year, still under the . American Friends Serrice committee. Professor Galley has been scheduled for only two - speaking engagements during "his brief stay In Oregon! He Is to speak Sunday morning at 11 o'clock In the Friends church In Newberg and Sunday night he will speak In the . First Friends church on East S 5th arenue In Portland. Overcome with grief , Dr. Jotham Reynolds kisses the lifeless Up of bis son. Jot bam, jr., 24, whom rescuers, shown grief stricken ta rear, failed to rescue from the waters of Long Island sound. Dr. Reynolds and his son had been fishing, and the yonng man fell overboard. His body was recovered too late. " , ' D. Eastburn Well; AUMSVILLE David East burn, who has been confined to his bed for the past two weeks, has improved sufficiently to be about the house again. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Boone are conducting their store again after having had It rented for some time to Charles Goheen. The Townsend club will hold Its regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C Mountain Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Emma Gamorre of Port land is here for a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ernest Keith. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Gall Keith and Mrs. Ga morre motored to Clear lake to spend the day. Miss Wilda Keith has gone to Eugene where she is a guest of Mrs. Herman Lewis. . . .. Moores Celebrate outii AiiiiiversaiT h?anddausnter ,uanIt McKm - :j 5 . i , J Iney, of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs It Never Looks Like Home to Them JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs, G. L. Moore of Jefferson cele brated their 50th wedding anni versary Sunday, June 26, at the home of Mrs. Moore s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer, southeast of Jef ferson. All but four of the .2 chil dren attended: Mr. and Mrs. A. El Moore of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. P. R. Henderson of Bend, ur. ana jars. js. ueuemn, oi T i i s -m Lyons, Mrs. Fannie P u g h of 4 i ODle Iwraild LdllD poruana, Herman H. Moore ox Honolulu; Mr. an-t Mrs. Claude" Luke of Wendling; Mr. and Mr a. Glen Wetzel of Springfield, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Feller of Al bany, Mrs. Ruby Love- and Ora Moore of Jefferson, and the Spencers. Mr. and Mrs. Moore were married January 29, 1S89 at Culbertson, Neb., coiring to Des chutes county. Oregon in 1904 and to Jefferson about a yar so- ',: Babson's Nephew Foresees Uptiirn PORTLAND, Ore., June 28.- CT1)-Arthur C. Bauson of Babson rare, Mass., nephew of the fa mous economist, Roger Babson. predicted today "We are going to see Improved business conditions" because: . . People have been going without things they wanted; Manufacturers have not re placed machinery: There is a big surplus of money eager to go to work; The political situation Is more favorable to the business man; Public' spending will reach a peak this summer; Inventories are low; When the turn comes there will be a flood of orders. He warned business men against putting too much of their cash In to "unproductive activities." XSlMttvJlj these two little girls peer oat of a porthole oa the liner St. Lomls as It docks at Antwerp, another stop on Its dreary voyage with 907 Jewish refugees aboard. Recently the St. Louis was re rased permisaoa to land Its weary cargo at Havana, and was or- oerea back to HinlBtt;.i''Ji.i.',;iWw.. - Latest Far -Eastern Dajigerone v. :y ::: :. . -y-.-. .:,v . x x-y :: XvX ; - ' v-. : v;V':x':L:;S:o;:":;:;::; ' ': '"'r::'' 1 ,1- ' ' ' ' V -a : '"iiW Mr i II. mi I IjdlllHi IMiTiTi'i li.uiL 1 -c -5; ; i " " . . 1w t Cwatovt setxA Ctma peri v : , ' n:r ti a tUw ef Ewatow, south China port under Japanese hands -l tie litest Cazsw spot ta the far east. Japanese warning to Ultri Ct&tes tad Crith ta wUhdraw their warstipa because cf to-U-Jes was dlire jarded by Admiral Ilarry S. Tarnelli commander ti tit U. C. Aziatio Cset, who moved another waralilp into the tons, Tt rrlJ t-rrlr Called titlr fsrceg gt Cwxtow. . John Neals Pass 25th Anniyersary LYONS Mr. i and Mrs. John Neal celebrated their silver wed ding anniversary at their home! Sunday, JunealS.f with a basket! dinner served wni the porch f their new Jtome. .east I of Lyons. Those who enjoyed the occasion and , congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Neal were Mr. and Mrs. George Westenhouse, Mrs. Gladys Wes- tenhouse and daughters, Phyllss and Carmen, Mr. - and Mrs.' Ardle Westenhouse, - Mrs.' John Frost. Mrs. Clara. Smith and grand daughter, i Carleta Smith; ' Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stringer and chil dren, ' Ramona and Marlln; Mr. and, Mrs. Jess Hildreth and chU dren, Jean and Billle and Mr. Herbert Bailey, all of Scio. Mr. and Mrs. ' Roy Crabtree of Jordan valley; Mr. and Mrs. Ward Slover and daughter, Di ana Lea, of West Stay ton; Mr. and Mrs. Melvm Prime and BRUSH COLLEGE The home eeonoxnkf club of Brush! College I grange will be entertained with a 1 o'clock 30-nostess iuncneon at, the homo of Mrs. Karl Har- i rttt, Thursday, June 2t. ! Mrs. Oliver Whitney, president, re quests that as many as possible attend as this meeting was post poned from last week on account of date: conflicting wtth aUte grange convention. . Accidents Strike Airlle Residents i j- ' v AXRUE Waflaco Aebt, who has been In the Dallas hospital with ' a - blood poisoned hand re sulting from a better, was able to come home Monday, i - , Ruby, t-year-old daughter of MrA and Mrs. Elxa BuUington, had a fall at their home which broke her lett arnu : Goes to Indiana AUMSVILLIi Rer. Kenry Aarhuse, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church here, left Sat urday for Fairmount, Ind4 to attend the quadrennial confer n e e of the ; Weoleyan " church from June 2 1 to July, 7 Mr. Aarhuse will return through Iowa and will hold a two weeks' evangelistic service there for his brother , who Is an Iowa pastor. Later ht will go to Wolford. N. D, for a visit with' his parents. : ' V ";: During - his absence from his pastorate hero his pulpit will be supplied by pastors of this Ticin- Ity. Gates School Meeting -Passes Budget I t I . ' r ' ' GATES Albert Milsap was re iMtMl director on the Gates school board at the annual meet ing and Harold Wilson elected elersv Ta budtet was accepted Robert Wakefield, principal of the school here the past two 'years; It attendlaz icbool la Seat tle but "win return hero tor the coming ' year, " ''' '"''""':r' '' fornia " r Visit Jefferson r JEFFERSON Mrs.' Nellie Whitfield of San Francisco, ar rived here Sunday for several days visit at the home of Mrs. Lydia Hoyt and other ld-time friends here. She Is a former Jefferson resident and stopped her en rout to her home after enjoying a two months motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hopkins and children arrived In Jeffer son Sunday from San Pedro, Calif., for a visit at the home of Mrs. Hopkins' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hart.' and ' other relative. rv Molalla Bucteroo : To Have Pageant MOLALLA An historical pageant depicting the color and romance that went vith the set tlement of the northern Willam ette ralley will be presented each night of Molalla's 16th an nual buckeroo, to start July for a three-day run. 5 ' Over 200 persons are in the cast of the spectacle, "Wagon' Wheels : of Time. ' as well r horses, . stage coaches and cov ered wagons. Betty Lou Ri venes will reign as qneen of the pageant, sharing honors during tb - celebration with Buckeroo -Queen Mary an n Hill and Bucke roo Crown Princess Annamay Dunrud. - A mammoth fireworks dis play will close the celebration the night of July 4. The aerial pyrotechnics will feature arrays of brilliant colors ard startling novelty effects. Mrs. Fred Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morris and sons, Dickie and Carol of Mill City; Mrs. May Bedient and Mr. Albert Frank of Stay ton; Harvey Sbelton, Un 1 and Mrs. Delles Westenhouse and children, Halley and Charmayne; Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul Johnston and son. George; Marvin and Lois Tolland, Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Carr and daughter, Gloria, all of Lyons. Ends Until Fall DALLAS The Past Nobl Grands' club was entertained by Mrs. Theo Farington on Monday. Mrs. Roy Alder son was eo-host-ess. A short business meeting was held with Mrs. George L. Hawkins presiding. The remain der of the time was spant In formally. This was the last meeting of the club until fall. DALLAS Circle B of the First Presbyterian eh or eh met I with Mrs. J. F. Sooner Monday afternoon. A v short ' business meeting was held. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in sewing. Mrs. Edward J. Hlmes was a guest. 90 and 9 Classes Convene at Amity AMITY The Willamette dis trict meeting of the Ninety and Nine classes of the Christian church was held Monday night at the high school. About S00 men were present. The program Included songs by the Junior choir, chalk draw ing by Mrs. Nueman, vocal solo by Mr. Springsteen and address by Mr. Hutchins. Clubwomen Pick New Of f icers AMITY The Pan Noble I Grands' club of Industry, Rebe kah lodge of Amity Saturday met at the. Laura Stockton home and elected and ' Installed the following 'Officers: Mrs. Olive wood, president: Mrs. Laura Stockton. Tic presi dent; Miss Lillian Schaefter. secretary-treasurer; ; Mrs. Mary Breeding, marshal; Mrs.: Freta Lindroff, chaplain;- - Mrs. - Ernes- tin Prank, pianist; :Mrs. Justin Thomas, - guardian. . Theima McCuuough told of her recent trip with her parents to the New York fair. They also saw 'King: George and Queen Elizabeth la Canada . NEWCOMER AT ZENA ZENA Mrs. George D. Halde man and -pound infant, Lois Margaret, were taken by ambu lance from the Deaconess hospi tal to the home of Prof, and Mrs. Clyde French Sunday. The baby, born Juno 10, was in the Incubator tor soma time. WOOD BURN FLOAT PLAN . WOODBURN Wlntoa J. Boat, secretary of the Woodbnra chamber of commerce. . has an nounced that the St. Paul Rodeo association has asked th cham ber to have a float In the parade on the 4th of July. Th Invi tation has been accepted. - ' In Bond Case Visitors From Illinois Praise Local VaUey ZENA Enthusiastic visitors I her from Vlrden,.IU., are Miss Dorothy - oiler and niece, Marj ory Newman, rand Miss Helen Pitman who vow that' th - Wil lamette valley has all other scenic spots they hav seen in Dlinois, San Francisco and Los Angeles bested In many ways. The! party ar guests at the home, ot Mr., and Mrs. W. D. Henry at Zena, fhey sty that the cherries In Illinois are like! Oregon's smallest seedlings. ' , Directors Elected - - FAIRV1KW John Allison of this locality was elected director for th two year term on the Amity union high school board, to till a vacancy caused by re moval recently from . this filstric; of Lester Allison, at the anna election held at Amity Monday. Isaac - Bums, of - Whlteson -.was elected director. Cor th fit year ierm;;'','"s?''; -... f.v RETURNS FROM MEUCO - LYONS Miss Maxln Huber returned horn Friday from a trip' to California and I'eiico. Sh 1 f t Sunday tor Corvallis where ah will . enter Oregon Stat summer school. JUss Hu ber will teach in the MCI City school next year. - A " - "Donald Huber, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huber, Is confined to ; his horns with a east- cf measles. ":::;:.:.'':: ::-:.--:-&-: , a - - y , . - .,1 - ' i S:-. : V : Uemher of the PhClppin legislature,-Felipe Bneneamincv a on of th five defendants oa trial in New York ta connection with th FtiSrpln railroad bond - ease. Host prominent of the defend-" ants Is WElam P. 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