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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salens Oregon, Friday Morning, August 4, 193J
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ficenes at Jefferson fete on Wednesdays. Top pictures, not onions bnt
a cake-eating contest calculated to take away the taste. The pirls are
- Marcella Dailey, Ruth Van Falkenburg, Mary Hess, Mlkie Thurston
and Imogene Hess. Rllddle picture, Donald Stephenson likes onions
so well he loaded his toy wagon with the pungent tnbers and en
tered the Jamboree parade. Below, Betty Weidman, winner of the
girls onion-eating contest, holds a Crystal Wax Bermuda onion
- grown by J. C. Kim; it weighed one pound, nine ounces, and was
the biggest onion In the show. Ben Maxwell photos.
Park Attract!
Favorable Notice
the work of the park, committee
and of the superintendent, Mr.
Watson.
Lyons Townsend
To Hear Reports
LYONS The Lyons Townsend
club will meet Saturday - night.
Mrs. Marion Nelgle will fire her
report from the national conven
tion. A special program will be
given.
The young ladies class of the
Lyons Sunday school met for sup
per at the home of Misses Con
stance and Betty Jean Bodeker
Tuesday night. The young men's
class Joined them at the Bode
ker home and surprised Miss Con
Stance Bodeker on her 18th
birthday.
Present were Misses Pauline
Clipfell, Cleta Marie Crabtree,
Zola Surry, Evelyn Vaughn, Lois
Tolland, Lois Stevens, Dorothy
Bassett, Marion and Helen Nye,
Beulah Lewis, Dorothy Ayres,
Helen Hlatt, Melba Miller, Ree
Johnston, Lorene Burk, Con
stance and Betty Jean Bodeker,
Pearl Dove and Mrs. George
Clipfell. Young men present were
Charlie Hallin, Donald Huber, Ice
land Manning, Gordon, Stanley
and Harvey Weitman, Delbert
Berry, Holly Westenhouse, Rex
Julian," Earl and Art Bassett,
Perry Clipfell and Virgil Nye.
Miss Violet Weitman is em
ployed at the Salem General hos
pital. Miss Daisy Weitman, her
sister, also is employed there.
Joh nF riend Buys
Back Barber Shop
He Once Operated
HUBBARD John Friend, who
about three years ago sold his
barber shop to Herbert Birkholtx,
bought it again and is now oper
ating it. Mr. Berkholtz, is is re
ported, is selling periodicals. Mrs.
Birkholtx operates the Hubbard
beauty parlor.
Clarence Friend, who operates
the Friend service station in Hub
bard, injured his right eye with
emery sparks flying into it. Mr.
Friend is able to be about his
work again.
John Smolnisky of Amboy,
Walb., was a business caller at
Hubbard on Tuesday. Mr. Smol
nisky formerly operated the Hub
bard service store. He is now
operating a general mercantile
store at Amboy.
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SUiVERTON Silverton's city
park Is - drawing an unusual
amount or - favorable comment
this summer under the superin
tended of Charles Watson. AU
benches and tables have been re
paired, the grounds have been
kept : exceptionally clean and
wnere necessary mowed, in por
tions of the grounds the grass
as been Irrigated.
It has been suggested as the
city park is practically the front
yard of the city's woman mayor,
Mrs. J. C. Schlador, a closer
watch has been kept on the work
ings of - the local park commit
tee.- At ail events, visitors are
highly complimentary concerning
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MCDOWELL'S
MARKET
Salem's Leading Market
Whatwe want to Impress on 70a folks
is this: We have the cleanest meat
market and the best refrigerator plant
la the city, so this Is the place to bay your meat supply daring ;
the warm weather. Yon can always do better at McDowell's.
Our Own Make
Half or Whole
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Herbal remedies for aliments
of itomach, liver, kidney, ikln,
blood,-glands, A urinary sys
tem of men & women. 22 years
in service. Naturopathic Physi
cians. Ask yonr Neighbors
abont CHAN LAM. v
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CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
3 9 3 Court St. corner Liber
ty. Office open Tuesday it Sat
urday only, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.,
8 to T p. m. Consultation, blood
pressure & urine testa are free
of charge.
bacon ;sffl3AJMEsi4i..;; ,:...;..apc
HEAVY BACON, sugar curcd...15c
FRESH HGS' kET.. 3c
MUTTON STEW....... L:L:.;,.-
VEAL STEW....... .!..Qc
SPARE RTOS.. j. . j Qc & J2C
BEEF POT ROAST... ...JCC
PURE PORK SAUSAGE..;.!!
MUTTON CHOPS L
FRESH SH)E OR SALT PORK. ..
PORK TO ROAST, no shanks....
13c
PRIME RIB ROLL, a real buy. 17q
Thee are seven meat cutler here folk, ready
and glad to wait on you folks. ,
OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M. SATURDAY
WednesdayFull
Of Gala Hours
Earl Mar cum Takes Prize
of Onion Eating at ,
- big Annual Fete
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JEFFERSON Wednesday was
a gala day in Jefferson when a
large - crowd gathered on the
streets for the all day Bermuda
Onion Jamboree, sponsored by the
Jefferson Community Booster
club. Jack Tyson, as .master ' of
ceremonies announced the pro
gram '
Various races occupied the
forenoon. First and second prizes
in races were awarded to the fol
lowing: boys race, 9 to 12, Rah
lelu Richmond, Bud Mason; boys',
12 to 15 years,. Jimmie Hender
son, Delayne Richmond; girls',
9 to 12 years, Lola Thompson,
Florence Ricks; girls 12 to 15,
Mlckie Thurston. Virginia Bruce;
young men's race, Jimmle Hen
derson, John Meng; young ladles,
Virginia B r n c e, Marjorie Moss;
boys' bicycle, 9 to 12, Bobby
Bruce, Billy Henderson; boys 12
to "IS, Don Smith, Jimmle Hen
derson. Girls bicycle, 9 to 15 years,
Virginia- Bruce, Betty Brace;
boys' sack race, Jimmle Hender
son, Monte Weddle, Alden Rich
mond; boys' three legged race,
Jimmle Henderson and Monte
Weddle; Bobby Bruce and Billy
Henderson; girls' sack race, Vir
ginia Bruce, Betty Weidman.
Earl Marcum was winner in
the onion eating contest. Cake
eating contest was won by Rachel
Richmond. The parade was not o'clock.
very lone bat was exceptionally
good. Xt was led by Roy Wicker
sham carrying the American Hag.
First prise went to H. A. Wiley a
canopy bearing a King Bermuda
onion; second price to Don. Davis,
the bee man, showing the bees at
work; third, to Doa Smith, a flo
ral 4H float. ?
Model T Race Popular
The Model T Ford race caused
much merriment. - The priie mo
ney was divided between the con
testants, Bill and Kenneth Mills,
Page and Wooldridge. '
Thirty-eight members ef the
Junior Master band of Salem and
their leader. Prof. Hassenstab,
entertained with an hoar's music,
which was greatly appreciated.
Contestants f r o m Portland,
Scotta Mills and Salem took part
in the accordion contest. Winners
in the adult division were: 1, Miss
Ruth'Spillman; 2, Maurice Dor
gan; 3, Don Dorgan; Junior divi
sion, 1, Patricia Melssingsr; 2,
Florence Felsted; 2. Donna Stark.
Dr. D. J. Ferguson, minister of
the Presbyterian c h u r e hi; of Al
bany, gave very interesting
talk. - v
Called "Garden Spot?
He also spoke of the great pos
sibilities of this valley, how well
it is adapted for the growing of
all kinds of vegetables, it being
"the garden spot of the U.S.A."
Mr. Bouq.net. horticulturist of
OSC, also spoke.
Ira Stone told of the Increased
acreage planted to Bermuda on
ions in this community over last
year.
Miss Jones of Mt Angel enter
tained with two vocal numbers
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
C. J. Thurston. :
The rest of the time Was de
voted to the free street dance
which lasted until after 11
OutrStaters Visit
GeiitiHowe
CENTRAL HOWELL Recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Plane were Mrs. Plane's sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Saulcy from Lovelahd, Colo., and
their daughter and granddaugh
ter, Mrs. B. Q. Dennis and daugh
ter of Kit Carson, Colo. The party
was on a six weeks' trip.
Mrs. F. E. Way enjoyed a vi
sit from her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Adams and son. Lad
die Ray of Guymon, Okla, With
them were Miss Stella Burton,
Springfield, Colo. Mr. Adams is
superintendent of schools In his
home town. They enjoyed a week
of fishing in the Rogue river.
, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wetheral
of Denver are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Bert Bye for a
few weeks. .They made trip to
the coastal Crater lake with the
Byes.
Mineral Springs
Alumni Reunited
LEBANON About 60 members
of the alumni of Mineral Springs
college met Sunday for their 19 th
annual reunion at the old college
building and in reminiscent mood
they recalled the days of yore.
Honor guests were T. Bayard
Bridges, with Mrs. Bridges, Oak
land, Calif., and Mrs. J. R.
The day's program was car
ried out In fine shape, without
any disturbance of any kind. The
committee which worked to make
the celebration a success, Includes
W.- L. Cobb, H. A. Wiley, K. S.
Thurston, Jack Tyson, E. C. Hart,
L. L. Shields, Clifford Cole, W. L.
Jones, E. B. Redmond and Roy
Chester.
Scio no Longer Drinking Chlorine;
Old Well Is Cleaned and Repaired
SCIO Seioans diet of lukewarm, heavily-chlorinated
water pumped directly from the mill race was ended this week
when cleaning and reperforating operations were completed
at the north Scio drilled well.
The 205-foot well, drilled about eight years ago, is pump
ing 330 gallons per minute from the 85-foot level, a flow
slightly In excess of that attained o
when the well was first drilled.
Flow of the well threatened to
undermine the approach of the
new temporary bridge before the
drilling crew turned the stream
into Thomas creek.
H. E. Evans, driller of the
new south Scio well, promised a
full report on operations as soon
as efforts to recover tools in the
well shaft are complete.
Evans stated this week that
pumping was "past 300 feet" in
the 350-foot shaft originally
drilled but since partially filled
by successive cave-ins. Inadequate
flow of water was encountered
Geddes, Mill City, widow of the
one time president.
There were 30 graduates pres
ent from classes of 189$ to I960
inclusive, 1897 leading with 15.
Silas Carr, 89, now of Corval
lis, answered the Toll call with
"children should be seen and not
heard."
Officers reelected are president,
Esta Ramsey Washburn, Junction
City; vice president. Flora Childs,
Lebanon; secretary, Daisy Geddes,
Portland.
Visiting Pastor
At Salem Heights
SALEM HEIGHTS The Sun
day morning church service will
be in charge of Rev. Earl Cotton,
a visiting pastor.
The next six weeks the office
of Sunday school superintendent
will be filled by Mrs. Harvey Peterson.
at that level, and councllmen are
considering drilling of another
auxiliary well on the north bank
of the creek.
With the exception of the
cleaning operations, under direct
contract with the city for $195,
the- Selo waterworks Improve
ment project is partially financed
by PWA, and has been under way
since November, 1938.
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