PAGE TWELVE
Capital Hiss
Fay Clodielter, popular ; Salem
girl who i la the running for
the honor of becoming, Qneeii
of thr approaching Flax Festi
val at Mt. Angel. She is spon
sored by the Salem SecreUrlal
school. (Jerten-Miller photo).
1 In Suver Sector
F. Water Hurt by Horse;
Almon Trades Service
" Station for Farm
BUYER C. W. Woods is re
eelTlng medical attention for an
abcesi on his hand. He had two
fingers lanced.
Mrs. Gas Dodele of Wells is
seriously ill at her home follow
ing a stroke Tuesday. .
Uttle Bobby Stockoff had his
tonsils and adenoids removed
Tuesday.
Surer Sunday school held a
picnic at Helmick Park Sunday.
About thirty enjoyed the day.
T. M. Water was Injured by
being picked on the legs by a
horse. One leg is especially pain
ful and it is hard for him to
walk.
Mrs. Oshllng, Mrs. , Bess Bar
ker and Mrs. Anna Carter enter
tained the Mayflower club at the
hall at Wells.
Takes Service Station
H, L. Almon, who has operated
the Helmick park service station
and cabins for a number of years
has traded for a small farm near
Lebanon owned by Mr. Halmon,
who, with his family has taken
possession of the service station.
A picnic wjth the DeArmond
families attending wag held at
Helmick park Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan DeArmond and baby
daughter, Oregon City, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom DeArmopd and baby
daughter, Corvallls, Joined the
Saver group.
Church Members
Do Own Job of
Putting on Roof
LYONS A group of men Sat
urday finished putting the roof
on the church. The men donated
their work and the women served
a dinner at noon.
Members of the Lyons Epworth
league met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Stockwell Satur
day night no organize and elect
officers for a social club. Melvln
Stockwell was elected president
and Beulah Lewis secretary
: Mr. and Mrs. Goad and daugh
ter Dorothy of Awanka, SD, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Richardson and fam
ily. Mrs. Richardson is a daugh
ter of the Goads. ;
The Lyons Townsend club held
their meeting Saturday night at
the community club rooms. Mrs.
Marlon Nelgle of Lacomb made
an Interesting report of her trlp-1
to ui national convention. Eve
lyn Vaughn gave two readings.
Some Honeymoon
Evelyn Del Canto
llorsl cf this - apparently It;
Ntrer take a B&U honeymoon.",
lira, Evelyn Del Barrio Fonda la
. tic ia New York under her
malign name following a honey
xnoon la the South Eea Islands.
Oe Isft her husband hi Ball, and
da tllrJcs he U still there "look
tr.2 at those Balinese 1 women."
The husband, Harry Fonda, to a
cjssla of the movie player Henry
I ZzZx The O-fated honeymoon
, . - began January ,-,
Si
City Park Is
Meeting Scene
Hicks-JIaulding and Meyer
- Clan featherings. Draw V
". 'V Hundreds There V
. SILVERTO N.OIrs. Frieda
Hicks - Chandler lOreson I City
was .elected president; of T the
Hlcks-Maulding elan meeting held
Sunday at the city park. "
Other officers are Vice' presi
dent, Nellie BarkhurstV Portland;
secretary, Donald Ewlng, Salem;
historian V Rhoda . Barkhurst , of
Oak Ridge. Annetta Hicks and
Effie Hicks of Silrerton, wera
made honorary presidents as they
were the only living members of
their generation. v: '
Present were Rhoda Barkhurst,
Oakridge; Silrerton, Ray Mauld
ing, Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk
and Vidas and alvln, Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Moser, Mrs. Sadie
Barkhurst and Jean Ann, Norman
and Vernon; Portland, Mr.' and
Mrs. E. Hayes and Edward; Wil
liam, Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Maulding, Mr. and "Mrs. F.s H.
Maulding. Nellie Barkhurst, Mr;
and Mrs. J. G, Noble, Mr. and
Mrs. F. R. Lewi Gladys. Clif
ford and' Melvin; Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Cannon and Eldon,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ewing and
Donald Alvln and Ralph.
From Montesano, Wash., Mr.
and Mrs. V. Fisk, Leonard Felts,
Mrs. Elizabeth Maulding; Boring,
Opal Hoffmeister, Mrs. E. V.
Maulding and Hubert; Corvallls,
Mr. an dMrs. M. H. Maulding;
Albany, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Palm
er; Hoqulam, Wash. . Mrs. Oliver
Maulding; Scotts Mills, Mrs. Anet
ta Hicks, Mrs. E. G. Syron;
Grasham, Mr. an dMrs. C. Res
are; Oregon City Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Handler and Harold, and
Mr. and Mrs. B. . L. Main.
Meyers Reunion.
SILVERTON. Descendants of
Gottlieb and Adelina Meyer
gathered Sunday at the city park
at SUverton. Three children of
the Meyers in attendance were:
Charles and Oscar Meyer and
Mrs. Will Lichty, all of SUverton.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Meyer, Howard and Earl
Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Sklafe and Jerry Dean, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Meyer and Donald,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyer,
Caroline and Donna, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Lichty, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Herr, Clifford and Loren.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Vanwort. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Hanson, Ellmet-
ta, Maxlne and Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs. harles Wade and Verna
and Delbert, Mr. and Mrs. Or
vllle Davenport and Betty Jo
and Jerald, Miss Verleta Bernard,
Mr. and Mrs. John Tschants, Lu
cille and Orval Tschants, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Tschants and Clar
ence, Clara and Clifford, Earl
Kleech, M Ibs Helen Verseth and
Miss Lois Frink.
Methodist Picnic
SILVERTON.-A STonn of
Woodbufn methodists picnicked
at the park at SUverton. Sun
day, following a morning wor
ship hour also held at the park.
In attendance were Rev. and
Mrs. W. C. Cronk, Mr. and Mrs.
James Livesay and Ernest and
wayne, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gates
and John, Lorraine and Arthur,
Mrs. L. C. Buckner and Robert.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bruhne. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cole and Rowens,
jur. ana Mrs. cnaries Jones and
Robert and Doris, Mrs. Eta Hall,
Cedric Scharff, Mrs. Carrie Young,
Mrs. B. F. Coleman, Robert
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood
fin, Mrs. Jennie Austin, Marvin
Watson, Miss Peggy Stone, Miss
Barbara Fischer, Mrs. H. H. Ben
jamin, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Live
ay and Carol Anne.
Garden Thieves
Raid N. Santiam
NORTH SANTIAM Thieves
have raided the gardens of I. R.
Hammer. Leland Keithley, and
Joe Bishop during the past few
days. A large quantity of vegeta
bles were taken and considerable
damage was done. Transients here
for work In the beans are blamed.
House guests at the irri.n
Hammer home recentlv vara "Urm
Esther Stewart of Walla Walla
and Miss Agnes Billings of Port-
lana. . - ; .
airs. . Pearl Stevens has a
guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph New
man- ana two children of Seattle.
er s
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LYONS The Santiam Valley
(range held the regular meetlnx
.wwaiui biu Tiaay night.
Plana were AUwmmA - .v.
dance which wlU be held next
meeting night, August' 18. The
v- "vcoti w uieso aanees go
ward 4 H club projects.
to-
MACLEAT At the August
meeting oi tne grange held Frt-
aay nignt Beoasuan Koch and Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Lrsdi vm
the third, and fourth degree obli
gation ana w. tu Hardt the first
and second degree, .. v h ,
W. J. Jones reported on the
forming of utility districts. Mrs.
M. Magee discussed the final con
gress bills. J X. Amort gave crop
conditions, Mrs. H. E. Martin, en,
reponea on noma economics work
and Harry Martin, Jr., on TGA
Work.
Mrs. H. E. Martin, sr., was in
charge of the lecturers' program,
which included presentation of a
wedding gift to Mr, aid Mrs. Se
bastian, discussion on "Shall a
Married Woman" W o r k,". W,
Gould and Ida Tekenburg, "Shall
a Father Help Train the Chil
dren. Raymond Strieker and La
la Young. "Will the Combine
Take the . Place of an Binders,"
Granq
Set New Endurance Record
Tired bat happy, Humphrey Moody
er, 25, of Springfield, HL, are ehown Just alter tney came aown to
earth after 14 days in the air during which they set a new endur
ance record for light planes. They landed during a severe electrical
storm.
West Salem
News
WEST SALEM Grange will
meet Thursday nightAugust 10,
at the city hall.
Lewis Phillips and Granville
Banns of Oklahoma are visiting
at the home of their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Phillips.
Miss Betty Ann Lemon won
third place in the bathing beauty
contest held Sunday at the Red
head Roundup at Taft.
Dan Gllliand, who has been con
fined In the Salem General hos
pital for the past four weeks, is
In a very critical condition.
Mt Angel Bright
With Decorations
MT. ANGEL The city of ML
Angel is taking. on a festive air
as business nrm and streets are
aecaea oat m bright nags, her
alding the approach of the fourth
annual Flax Festival here August
18 to 20.
The first flax festival was held
In 1936 as a community harvest
celebration, but the affair has in
creased in size yearly until it
now draws the Interest of a num
ber of surrounding counties. Out
of the staging of the festival has
grown the organization known as
the Flaxarians. a linen-clad, uni
formed marching group which
nnmoers over 80 members.
The Flaxarians, In charge of
the three-dar fete this rear, have
added several new features to the
program, chief among which Is
Children's day, Saturday, August
19, when a kiddies' pet parade
will headline the day's attractions,
to be followed by a pony polo
game, bicycle and other races,
and a three-act play which will
complete tne day's festivities.
Judds Celebrate
Golden Wedding
Quietly at Home
LIBERTY. Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
Judd celebrated their rnidn war
ding anniversary quietly at home
ounaay, receiving many flowers
and other tokens.
A family dinner was held at
which were present: Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Judd Of Salem. Mr. and Un v v.
Judd, Miss Doris Anderson, Jas
queiine Judd and Robert Ander
son. ,
In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Judd greeted other relatives, Mr,
and Mrs. Earl niiri nf Tnn...
Vernen, Frank and Floyd Hedges,
Mrand Mrs.. Paul Lauer of Dal
las, and Floyd. Donald, John and
Joseph Launer; Mrs. Bessie
Bracken and . Mrs. Dora Tittle of
Monmouth, and Paul, Edna and
Robert Judd.
Mr. and Mrs. Judd were pre.
ented a bouquet of gladioli by
the Sunday school.
Sim City Folk
Motor to Fair
Mn-L.CITY Mr. and Mrs.
William Bertram left. Eundsr.
driving to San Francisco to attend
the exposition."
Mrs. Clara Schwab has opened
a restaurant In the Gro belle build
Jf in the former location of the
Taylor bakery. The place has
been attractively refurnished.' "
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August Furniture
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Wyoming, Idaho,
Travelers Visit
TJNIONVALE Miss Arvls Fow
ler and Miss Heene Olmstead,
nurses of Emmet t,. Idaho, who
are on a vacation trip that took
them south as far as Los Ange-
es were Sunday over-night guests
of the former's cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence F. Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stonten-
burg and Mrs. Rose Faure of
Casper, Wyo., left Sunday for
their home after a 10-days visit
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Neal Stoutenburg and
other relatives here.
A. N. Sheldon, gg. of Salem,
and his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Mc
Farlane of Pleasantdale were
calling on friends here Wednes
day.
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"Watch me" shouts Donald, "Catching fish
Is down my alley just my dish!
AH eyes on me, now see this cast!
You've gotta whip it out there fasti
I'm really goodl To be precise
My fan mail begs me for advice!
Just like on Standard we depend
For travel tips and help no end!"
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The Goof he's fishing with string!
But look A bite! Hold everything!
Shouts Donald, "Waitl 111 lend a hand
That whopper won't be hard to land!"
But gosh! The fish starts playing rough!
He flips! He churns! He's plenty toughl
Yells Donald, "Pull Eke
; But man alive! Just pipe
w Vocittwn 7ote: At home or oa the road, the safe rule
fepick Standard for Service! That's v&y so many motor
isti take snedal tains to "travel Standard.- There saris'
iaction in allowing where youll find courteous Service
Men, trained and eager to be helpful; authentic Travel
inroxmaaon; ana rest rooms nix guess nwm.
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Oreicai, Weis'i7 Kcrclsg,
Found
Mt Angel Will
Open Seminary
Benedictines Will Send out
Fonr Honks to Lead : .
new Institutions .
. MT. ANGEL. The monks of
St. Benedict at MC Angel, hare
accepted the urgent appeal of His
Excellency , William Mark Duke,
D. D. archbishop ot Vancouver,
B. C, to open in September his
archdiocesan seminary of Christ
the King located at Ladner, B. C.
This Is the preliminary step to
ward the establishment of a new
benedictlne monastery.
Repeated Invitations have come
to the benedictines of Mt Angel
from Vancouver diocese as "well
as others to establish houses of
the order, but circumstances have
hitherto made it Impossible to
comply. The present archbishop
duke began negotiations with Mt.
Angel in 1932.
Rt. Rev. Thomas Meier, Abbot
of St. Benedict's 'abbey here,
pointed out that making the
new foundation at the present
time entails great sacrifices on
the part of his comparatively
young community.
priests to uo.
Very Rev. Cryil Lebold, O. S.
B. as religious superior, and
four other monks of Mt Angel
will be sent at once to become
professors at the new institution.
Abbot Thomas has appointed Rev.
Eugene MedVed, O. S. B. as rec
tor of the Ladner seminary.
The seminary of Christ the
King is located at Ladner, B. C,
ten miles from Vancouver. The
benedictines of Mt. Angel are
familiar with the Canadian west
coast having built and conducted
the Christie residential school for
Indian children on Vancouver Is
land and administered to out
lying missions since 1900.
This will be the first daughter
house of St. Benedict's abbey
which was itself founded In Ore
gon In 1882 taking its origin
from Engelberg, Switzerland, an
abbey having a continuous ex
istence of over 900 years.
Rt. R er. Adelhelm Odermatt,
O. S. B., was the founder of ML
Angel abbey 15 years ago. The
community now number 49 priest
monks, IS clerics and novices
and 17 lay-brothers.
everythingr
that string!
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Attest f, 1S:J
Aids Seminary
Rt. Rev. Thomas Meier
Willard B. Bears
End Trip South
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lard B. Bear arrived at the pa
rental C. A. Bear home Monday,
after a California trip as far as
Long Beach. Weather conditions
were pleasant until they reached
Crater Lake and Moro, where it
was hot.
Mrs. N. W. Hutchens is spend.
lng some time at Scio, her old
home town, with her sister, Mrs.
Norman Long, and a brother,
Ralph McDonald, and other rela
tives and friends.
Baby Baptized
After First Mass
ST. LOUIS The infant son of
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Leith was
baptized Sunday after the first
mass here by Rev. Louis Sohler.
Dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Manning of
St. Louis Sunday were their
daughters, Sister M. Evangeline,
OSB, and Sister M. Irene, OSB,
of Mt. Angel; and Edward, Will
lam, Patrick and Francia Man
ning; Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Man
ning; May, Adaline, Gertrude and
Theresa Manning and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Manning of Wood-burn.
"to -rvkrXh-.
It tanglesl Snarls! Oh, what a mess I
The fish is catching them, we guess.
It sure looks bad tot Donald Duck
But look! Here's Mickey boy, what luck!
Be pulls bis pals out, fish and all
"Gee whiz," he laughs, "This is a haul!"
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Von Rattens'
Reunion Held
42 Members9 Families in
Large Event Held at
Hazel Green Park
Mt. ANGEL A reunion of the
Von Hatten clan was held at Ha
zel Green". Sunday with" 42 ' fa
milies, Z4 . of which came from
Mt. Angel, represented. A picnic
dinner was - served and games
and sports enjoyed.
- Mrs. Christina Von Hatten
Bach,.85, the only living mem
ber of the original Von Hatten
family who came to Mt. Angel
a half 'century ago, was unable
to take part in the celebration.
Henry Von Hatten, the ances
tor of the clan In this country,
came to the United States in
1848. shortly after his marriage
to Christina Lang Hoth wilier, in
AIsaee-Loraine. They settled first
in Pittsburgh, Pa., then moved
to Ohio, from thence to Wiscon
sin, where Henry Von Hatten
died, and then came to Oregon.
They had ten children, Mrs.
Thersa Kirsch of Mt. Angel, Mrs.
Lena Stupfel, McMinnville, Mrs.
Mary Stupfel, Mt. Angelj Mrs.
Christina Bach, Mt. Angel, Frank
Oakland, Calif., George, Mt. An
gel, and Mrs. G. Stupfel, Joseph,
John, and Henry, Jr., all of Wis
consin. The clan meeting here
Sunday comprised members of
the Oregon branch of the family.
Present were: Mrs. Frances
Butsch, Mr. and Mrs. Urban
Butsch, Mr. and Mrs. C let us
Butsch, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse
Stupfel, Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Von
Hatten, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sau
vain, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoffer,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ullman,
Mrs. Rose Ebner, Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Ebner, Ray Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Ebner, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Ebner, Mr. and Mrs.
Lenard Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Wavra, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goo
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wellman,
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Butsch, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Klopft, Mr. and
Mrs. Norbert Butsch, Miss Irene
Butsch, and Mrs. Ida Kirsch, all
of Mt. Angel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stnpfel of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kirsch, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Geelan, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Stup
fel ot St. Paul.
i What's more,
PROFESSIONAL MCII
50J00O motorists, including thousands
asked: rWhat ou company, ranks first
station men?" They answered:
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by tba verdict of thoanndi of profeatknal&ea drivers. Tbi quettioa U ooe of s
cries presented in so entirely independent aarvev of Western Butarift nude at
our request by the Rom Federal Research Corporation-an ootstandisg atboriey .
ea statistical information. 50y00O wMaria cmt U tunng pmiUfor yourtdfl
use eua national credit card oooo in tohn hkiomrormoon
AN FROM COAST TO, COAST
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stnnfel anil
family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stup
zei - ana zamiiy, Mrs. Morrison
and Mrs. Theresa Kirsch ot Mc
Minnville. v
Mrs. Anna Blackmore, Arthur
and Mary Reischman, Miss Lu
cille Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. G.
J. Smith and family, Mrs. Ma
rina Stupfel and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Stupfel, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stupfel,
Canby; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Zie
llnski, Aurora, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Manual, Oakland, Calif.
Fire Hits Fields
r At Hazel Green
HAZEL GREEN. M o n d a y a
fire -of unknown origin swept
across : a stubble . field, burned
a hay stack and tame near to
Albert Johnson's home,
t A large group of neighbors re
sponded to help.
15 Donate Books
To SUverton Library
SILVERTON Book circula
tion during July was 1307, the
city library reports.
Donors during July were Minnie
Mires, Joe Lais, Evelyn Lais. Mrs.
A. J. McCannel, Mrs. R. E. Klein
sorge, MrsT L. J. Aasheim, Mrs. R.
A. McCanathan, Mrs. H. B. La
tham. Mrs. V. L. Steward, Lois
Burdick, Mrs. L. F. Clower, Mrs.
J. A. Werle, Mrs. F. G. McDonald,
Mrs. Tom Anderson, Althea Meyer.
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Now all's okay. The Goof says, "Boy!
This trip's been just plumb full of joy!"
Adds Mickey, "Sore, our SUmdard man
He helped with our vacation plan.
'Said how to go just what to see . -
he's glad to do it free!
VOTED UIAVILYI
of professional men, were
in courtesy of it service
. "
W. A. Jones.