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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1939)
he OUCGON STATESMAN, Salem, OresoB, Friday Ubrainv Aojust 25, 1929 PAGE ELEVEN Council Stops ieet Water Proi Attempt to Improve Scio System .Halted by City Official BCIO Finale on elty wittr rstem , lmproTemenU vu de clared by the Sclo city coanctl tbU -week when majority vote decreed that the Eugene Bnedy company, Portland contractors, be permitted to halt work on the federally-aid ed waterworks project. Following a special bond elec tion about a year ago. the council arranged for the expenditure of approximately $20,000, If necea ary. In lmproTlng the inadequate water system at Scio. Completion of the project la long orerdue, but repeated extensions hare been granted by the council, which ap parently finally became irked at continued delays. The bone of contention on which members of the council hare been sharply divided was the new drilled well in South Scio. Depth of S5 feet was reported by the driller when tools were lost several weeks ago. Since that time ii m I. It!.. I. L j lucre uaa ueeii uiue iiarmuuj vv tween members of the council on the one hand, and the project en gineer and the contractor on the other. The new well tested about 125 gallons per minute a few days ago, it was stated by a council member, whereas the council had hoped for at least twice that amount of wa ter to augment the city .well in North Sclo drilled several years ago. Talk of a new well on the north side is reported, but not with government financial assist ance. It was said. The new south side well repre sents bUlUCtUlUK IIB.O iV 1U 119 nresent forced completion. It is not definitely known whether the scant flow will justify punning at considerable electric power ex pense. " . . The pros out-voted the cons three to two Monday night on a motion to wind up the deal with Ruedy. Councilmen Bartu, Cyrus and Roadarmel voted to stop the project while Bryan and Withers Toted in the negative. Councilman Sims,, who had usually aligned himself with the Bryan-Withers group, did not attend the meeting. Recreation Area Plans Open House Cobb Flashes More Than Six Lliles Per llinute 4 ' ""x - f " V -I ' 4 - T ,, j- A ,.-w-yj4 X . .yy 'A Ay f I John Cobb, English sportsman. Is shown in the cockpit of his "Kailton Red IJon" just before he flashed across the salt beds at Bonneville, i tan at a.-3 miles ner boor, faster tnan man nas ever gone j anto. Although Cobb made the terrific speed, be did not establish a record as he was unable to make return ran over the measured mile within the given time limit. . Unionvale Orchard Picks Early Pears UNIONVALE The first pick ing tor this season of the Bart- lett pears in the Donald Kuhn seven-acre pear orchard has been completed. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brown and son, Donald of Portland, were week-end guests of Mr.' and Mrs. C. J. Countiss, Donald remained to visit until school starts Tuesday, September 5. Clarence l. f owler and nis brother-in-law, Alex Sanderson of Norton, Kan., spent Friday at the Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lawson are the parents of a son born Monday morning, August 21, who has been named Robert. He is the third child and the second son, Mrs. Lawson and infant are at the home of Mrs. Lien. SILVER FALLS STATE PARK Plans are being completed for the bir open house at Silver Creek Recreation area scheduled for Sunday. The gates will open at 1 o'clock. There will be dis plays of camping activities, crafts and swimming and the Silverton American Legion band will play. A Hl-T eamp wil begin at the recreational camp Sunday. Repre sentatives wilt- he , nresent from Kugene, Corvallis,' Albany," Cari-f ton. New berg, suverton, saiem, Portland, Longview and Kelso. Plans wil be made tor Hl-Y ac tivities for the next school year. Spec Keene of Willamette will be at camp to 'give the boys some pointers on football. - Ross Breaks Ribs In Fall, Lebanon LEBANON Stanley Ross, an employe of the Snow Peak Log' eine company, was admitted to the Lebanon hospital Monday to be treated for injuries received in a fall which gaTe him broken ribs and contusions. BACK FROM SEATTLE VICTOR POINT Miss Lou ise Doerfler has returned home from a two weeks' vacation spent at Seattle where she was the house guest of her aunt. Mrs. Nora Gatzke. Services Held For George Pugh ALBANT George Pngh, It, a native son of Linn county, died at his home in Brownsville Tues day morning, following a . heart attack. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from the Christian church in Brownsville, followed by burial in the Pugh cemetery. Rev. M. "B. Empey of Junction City con ducted the funeral rites. Surviving is the widow, two daughters by a former marriage and a number of brothers and sisters. Hayesville Scouts Have Wiener Roast HAYESVILLE The Hayesville Boy Scout troop held its weekly meeting at the home of George Strozut on the Portland highway Tuesday night. The boys enjoyed a wiener roast around the outdoor fire place in the illuminated sunken garden. Scout, members present were leaders, Harrison Hartzell and Vernon Greig, Bobby Clark, Frank Mowry, George Dunsmoor, Jimmie Stettler, Keith Hender son, Jim Mennia, Steve Zurlln den, Henry F. Henderson, Marion Ferau. Fred Fisher and ' Carl Kornyate. Special guests were Clifford Hanes. a cub leader of Minot, N. D.: Eugene Shuttleworth, Alden Sun d lie, Dan Verhagen, Bobby Dunsmoor. Stanley Clark and Mr. and Mrs. George Sundlie. Bethel 4H Qui Has Cattle Show Jerseys, Guernseys Shown; Many Prizes " Are : Awarded . BETHEL The Bethel 4H calf elub, nnder the leadership of Wanda Froehllch, put on a Jer sey and Guernsey cattle show Monday afternoon at the W. I Creech, farm. M. O. Oundersoa of SOrertoa. pioneer 4H elub worker. Judged the stock, wayne Harding. Marion county 4H club agent. assisted the judge. Otto Pfennig gave out the awards. Mrs. W. L Creech, assisted by Mrs. George nam, served reiresnmenu. In the Junior heifer calf class the winners placed in the order named: Henry Pfennig, Fred Pfennig, Wanda Froehllch, Da Mae Creech; junior yearling class. Emma Pfennig, Wanda Froeh llch, Dorothea Froehllch, Werna Froehllch; senior belter calf class, Wanda Froehllch, Emma Pfennig; producing cows class. Werna Froehllch, Henry Pfennig. In the showmanship contest the members placed as follows. with merchandise and cash awards given by the Salem firms named: Henry Pfennig, J. C. Pen ney Co.; Wanda Froehllch. Mil ler's store; Emma Pfennig, Sears & Roebuck; Coralee Nichols, Montgomery Ward & Co.: Ila Mae Creech. Bloch's Golden Rule store ; Dorothea Froehllch Bishop's Clothing store; Werna Froehllch. Four Corner barber shop; Ronald Nichols, Farmer's hardware; Henry Froehllch, Lor rains Kirscher, Fred Pfennig, cash awards, Salem Columbia Chained to His Bed Arizona Visitors StbpatMill Gty MILL' CITT--Mr. and Mrs. J. Wheeler of Phoenix, Aria., vis ited at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gentry for several days. Mrs. Wheeler Is a sister of Mrs. Gentry. ., Members and . friends of San- tiam Rebekaa lodge enjoyed a picnic Saturday night at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Heath at Gates. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Chrlsten sen of Newberg, formerly If 111 City residents, spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Christen sen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Far men. Henry Parker of Spokane is visiting In Mill City at the homo of his nephew, Herbert Maag. Allen Dies After Lingering Illness LYONS Newton Allen, farmer market and resident of this district for mint Tears. die A at Salem Deaconess nospital late Tuesday l Kfnvirn Kpiltlinn Ifl night following a lingering ill- Dro"n JACUIllUIl AS ness. TTII . T?UZ,1 Allen was bom November 8.1 AAC1U. cti IIUIICUKC 1865, at Lewisvllle, Polk county. and spent all of his life as a real- I ELDRIEDGE A family re- dent of Oregon. He married Iona I union was held Sunday at the Bressler at Philomath, December I home of Mr. and Mrs. George 27, 1893. Mrs. Allen died 10 Brown. years ago. Present were Rev. and Mrs. H. surviving are a son, Earl, n. Scheuerman and daughters daughter, Mrs. Leota Warden. Gpal and Gloria Joy of Vernonia, ana jrauuuauguier, rayuia wax- M, ftnd Mrs. Leslie Brown of For den, all of Lyons: two brothers, l aef r.n.. Mp Mrs. Karl M. !Jle;f C.:iRl L!' Brown. EUnor Shirley and Elolse. ,r U I George Sargeant ana Mr. ana xars X:: V""Xrf George Brown. Aiwa s f UDO iv ww awa a Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday from the Wed' die chapel at Stayton with inter ment In Fox Valley cemetery. Chained to his bed, as wag another child, Henry Cllne (above), 6 y ear-old Chattanooga, Tenn lad waited patiently while J. W. Henry, superintendent of the Humane Educational socity, got him free. The boy's father was arrested on a complaint charg ing "inhuman treatment of mi nor children." Besides the two chained to beds, two other chil dren were Imprisoned in a clo set, Henry said. VISITS GRANDSON. UNIONVALE. Mrs. Cora Freel is a guest of her grandson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee Crawley, and with them visited relatives and friends at Broad- mead Sunday. Crawley enjoyed meeting a Burchard, Neb., school chum, Leslie Cox, whom he had not seen since January, 19 zz Cox is on a 3 0-day s furlough from the navy and is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cox, near Broadmead. MCDOWELL'S Phono II An If CT MHIlUt I 171 8757 iiiHiiui-i - rr-- , Salem's Leading Market Yoa cam always do better at McDow ell, folks, Salem's busiest and most wp-to-date meat market. - Breast pfi Veal lb. E2c All -Trimmed and Ready to Stuff - A-Real Good Buy SLICED LIVER 2 lbs. ISc TPvxe TLsxd 4 lbs. 35c " Our Own Make Heavy Bacon lb. 13c & 15c Sugar Cured Bacon Squares lb. 10c Mutton Chops lb. flOc Pits' Feet.. Pork Backbones... 5c BEEF to BOEX lb. 10c PURE PORK SAUSAGE Ib.H5c Fresh Side Poxlc or Salt Pork 14c PORK to ROAST N Sh""' 12c There are 7 experinced meat cutters here ready and glad to wait on yoa, so please drop in. OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M. SATURDAY XKWTOX ALLEN DIES. FOX VALLEY. Newton Allen passed away at Salem Tuesday. SurvlTing are a son. Earl Allen of Lyons: daughter, Mrs. Leota Worden of Fox Valley; grand daughter, Phyllis Worden; a brother, George Allen, and other relatires. Funeral arrange ments will be announced later. PREPARE MEETING SILVERTON Members of the Loyal Guards class of the Metho dist church are preparing for the September meeting to be held at the Methodist parsonage with Mrs. Edward Terry and Mrs. F. R. Peck as hostesses. The meet ing will be held September 15. E)iriuig Store gft 115 S. 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These Peaches art ffon am orchard that is properly cared for, Insur feff ron of the best QUALITY POSSIBLE. Look to Schreder-Berf , State & ComT. St, for your Improved Elberta Peaches. (nBVMMBSaBBHBOBlBBSSSSSBSBBHI rsss' 1 asa z rrt State and Commercial Streets RM Yv ill II 11 4 t klru 1 WB3.. U. , i iH Shmrlrlorl bll I, a " w w l . nJS.tv. tujt - MajaeirwaMM r 11 xShcricniS W II Wheat A Snowdrift. .3 tofflC yi --"' I arrs ai J JjLv picigth ea r Li X lEZmn- V 2 boxes IJC W JM ift ' KRAFTS BRICK X u fV : ' Delicious for sandwiches. m00 ; : " ' '; - -$ k lh. . yf" JSelatin Bessert N ": I Assorted flavors. ML I X TXifllTC! Orange Pekoe iHK w " i- ia eT " I J - Bonneville AH family purpose 49-lb.bse c&3 JAR HUBDEnC 3 plxgs. 10c PAnOl7A2T lb. 9c GlVCCt 'P0ttlt0C3 Smootbr Skinned 5c Celery Nice larte buacbea. Tour ebolce at either bleached r Utah. Fresh roasted, the kind the circus ele- jphant will, like. , H2 ib,-- 25 c H SAElT PORg . For Seaaoamlb, 7C Pori: Dacli Bonca , . . .'. lb, 5c Pure Ground Poof lb. 15c a?clxlcd Pirjc Feet 2 lbs. 25c - 3