The OHEGON STATESMAN, Saleo, Oregon, Friday Morning Septeater X, IS35
Pet Parade Is
Friday at Dallas
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Affair Will Close Summer
.' Recreational Program
c at Gty Park : t
. DALLAS A pet ' parade" and
dress-up day will be held at the
. Dallas city park on Friday of this
week, the closing days of the re
creational program, which has
Bank Theft Case
been carried on at the Dallas city
park this summer under the di
rection of Key. Loyal R. Vickers.
.The parade Is scheduled to be held
at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
There will be treats for all. -
During the afternoon there will
also be racing and novelty con
tests with prices for the winners,
. Friday night there will be two
Softball games played under the
lfehts on LaCreole field, starting
at. 8 o'clock. The Dallas girls
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team will play an out of town
team while tbA playground team
Will meet Critter's team.- There
will not be any admission charge
but a hat will be passed to help
pay for the lighting.-
Friday will conclude the work
of Rev. Vickers, bat Mrs. Busick
and Miss Moorehead, PWA in
structors who hare been conduct
ing classes in basketry at the park.
will continue their classes until
the beginning of school.
WCTU Convention
To Be at Halsey
ALBANY . Wednesday,. Sep
tember 6, has been set as the
date for the county convention of
Linn county Women's Christian
Temperance unions. The conven
tion will be held this year in the
Christian church, in Halsey, and
will open 'at 10 o'clock. A covered
dish dinner will be served at noon,
and during the afternoon the bus
iness sessions will continue.
Reports of presidents of the
various unions. will. he given, and
other, business pertaining: to the
work of the unions will be taken
up. Tbe silver and gold medal
contests will be part of the pro
gram. - A large crowd is expected to
.attend the convention." There are
some "eight unions in the connty,
- Including those of Bellfountaln,
Shedd, Harrlsburg, Halsey, Sweet
Borne, Albany, Tangent and Oak
' ville. The Sweet-Home union has
only recently been organized. '
Mrs. Small Back
From Trip South
Mrs. Hugh Small has returned
from a trip through California and
Nevada. Her daughter. Miss Jes
sie Small accompanied her as far
as Stockton where a family reun
ion was-teld In their honor, and
then entrained for Iowa, where
she has received an interneshlp in
the University of Iowa hospital
and will wnrtr for her ' masters
degree. Miss Small graduated
from Oregon State college last
June,.
While in San Francisco they
visited the Golden Gate exposition
and from there Mrs. Small went
to Carson City, Nev., where she
spent several days with her sis
ters, Miss Mabel ; and Irma
Boughey.
Wisconsin Family
Visits at Mehama
MEHAMA. Mrs. Jennie Moe
has been having a house full of
company lately. Her brother,
whom she hadn't seen for 25
years, and 'his family came from
Wisconsin, near Red Wing. They
are: Mr. and . Mrs. Albin John
' son and Elaine "and Wayne. The
Johnsons intend to locate in Ore
gon. -.;-.;: ? '
Saturday evening Mrs. Moe's
daughter, Mrs. Henry Kornmann
and family-of Vancouver, came
to spend the week-end and see
the Johnsons. Iva Moe, who has
been : staying with Mrs. ' Korn
mann, came home with them to
.get ready for high school, which
j opens soon.
-Sunday, Mr. ; and Mrs.i Harry
1 Anderson of Lebanon, and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert . Anderson and
Elton and Jnne of Silverton, all
eame to see. the Moes and their
company. i .
7iederkehre Back
From Exposition , - -
TAIBOT. .Mr. 'and Mrs
William Wlederhehr and chil
dren. Donna and Loren, returned.
T V -M . a
anunuay irom a wee KB trip xo
the - San; Francisco' fair. Mrs
Wlederhehr " has been rehired
as teacher in the Talbot school
for this year. .J
-Visit From Washington
VICTOR POINT. Mrs. Ther
esia Kenting and her son, Theo
dore Acton and wife of Seattle,
Tlsited relatives here last week,
- retnrningj. home "Sunday.- While
they were her a Fisher family
reunion was held in their honor
at Wilholt. Mrs. Keating Is the
former Theresia Fisher and is a
sister of Andrew, r Phillips ajd
. Theodore Fisher of Victor Point.
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Joseph Paul Cretzer (lower), 29,
and his wife, Edna May (up
per), were seized by federal
agents in Chicago. The pair had
been hunted for two years,
Oetzer being accused of partic
ipation in seven bant robberies
in Portland, Ore., Los Angeles,
Oakland, Calif.,, .and. Seattle,
Wash., In 1935 and 1030. Airs.
Cretzer was charged with har
boring ber husband.
Smith Family Has
Gathering,- Lyons
LYONS. The Smith, family
had a gathering Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Bosch and daughter,
Marie, and son. Jack, of Brooks,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shields of
Salem, .Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Lyon and daughter, Catherine,
and son, Howard, of Lebanon,
and Mr.' and Mrs. Paul Smith.
Miss Ruth Fields, missionary
from Calcutta, India, was in
charge of tbe services Sunday
morning at the Lyons Methodist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
from Corvallis, ' spent Sunday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen.
They made a trip- in to pick
huckleberries and returned with
10 gallons of berries, j
Mr. and Mrs. James Stock
Twreii, Helvin Stockwell and Miss
Dorothy Ayres of Lyons; spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. I Walter Duff at Dallas.
McAlpin Family
Remodels House
mIaLPIN. vMiss Gladys Peter
son of Salem Is spending a week's
vacation at the home of her sister,
Mrs. jB. E. McElbaney and family.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. McElbaney
are remodeling their iiome and
adding a fireplace this week.
Miss June Dunnigan will serve
as principal in the Broadacres
school this coming term. She was
teacher of the McAlpin school last
winter and made her home at the
Eaton residence.
Mrs. Edna Eaton and daughter,
Cleo.ihave returned home from
several weeks spent in California.
Calif ornians Call
At Grand Island f
GRAND ISLAND. Mr. and
Mrs. Emory Snyder and Mr. and
Mrs. John Tlffan of Fresno, CaL,
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Titian
of Dayton, were guests Sunday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
E. Will nd family. i
Mr and Mrs. L. Finley and Er
nest Wiley of Silver Lake, Wash.,
enjoyed several days visit last
week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Worth Wiley and family. j
Calif ornians Call
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At Rickreall
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AMITY. Dr. Leonard Wood of
Banning, Cal., is spending his
vacation here at the homes of
his. mother. and brother.
, Mrj and Mrs. Merl Williams
and Mrs. Williams' mother, Mrs,
Lenna Harrison, returned Sunday
from San Francisco and ' Reno,
Nev.
Vacation at Beach j
VICTOR POINT. -Mrs. Elmer
Lorence spent several! days last
week! vacationing t Newport. She
was accompanied by her mother,
Mra.i Alex Lindsar. and nleca.
Beverly Brady of Silverton. her
sisters, Mr, isa uurgett of port
land land Mrs. James Kane and
daughter, Patricia, of jEugene. ,
IS ACCIDENT. ' :
GERVAIS. Catherlae . Bonn,
daughter of - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bonn . of Gervais, suffered cuts
above the right eye and on' the
kne j Sunday ' when the ear la
which she was riding on the
Bertha-Beaverton road collided
with another car. She was takea
to the emergency hospital, where
eight! stitches -were ia ken In her
forehead - and her kjiee was
dressed.-- I-- - :
WKIXMAN AT HOSPITAL
LABISH CENTER The condi
tion tf Frank Weinman, j who was
removed to a Salem hospital the
middle . of ; last week, Remained
serious yet Wednesday night. He
haa been given a number of blood
transfusions to offset the effects
of extreme loss of blood suffered
through internal : hemorrhages of
last week. ' No visitors
arc al-
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