The OREGON STATESMAN, Salenv Oregon, Thursday Morning. September 21, 1939
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Legion Has
Installation
Frank Walker Commander
oOIt. Angel Posts
Auxiliary MeeU
MT. ANGEL. Dr. E. J. Cor
coran, former1 district command
er of district 4 and now a mem
ber of the Ml. Angel jKt, acted
inataiiinr i officer for local
imiM virion installation of
npw officers I at the Memorial
fiall TnMltlT BlrhL
n.. r.Ariorn In a short address
rave" some of i the high lights of
the state convention and an
nftnnced -thati Rev. Jos. Clancy
of Portland had been chosen as
department Chaplain. Tht is the
tim that a Catholic priest
.,. as hMn chosen for this
. una
nnnitlon. 1 I
" ti.. nfficera installed are:
Commander, Frank Walker; rice
.ommander. IWilliam Birtchet;
adjutant, Walter K. Cain; finance
officer, Al iStupfelf chaplain.
Earl Birtchet j sergeant-at-arms.
Cletus Butsch;
RAimrt Given.
minder Webb and
- rnmmuder Walker each gave
brief report on the convention.
?reinr it was the most suc
cessful convention they had ever
attended. Walker aiso oaum
some of the work he has set as
his goal, putting special emphasis
on the membership drive. He
expects to bei jver the top in
October. 1
. At the auxiliary meeting Mrs.
Tony Miller and Mrs. Frank
Walker gave convention reports,
announcing that three citations,
the national president's citation,
the state department citation, and
the Kletier award on American
Ism, were awarded to the Mt.
Angel unit. Mrs. Cletus Butsch
was also given special mention
for her work on the question
naire. .
The Marion county council will
be held at Woodburn October 13.
All posts and lunlts are asked to
be represented.
Auxiliary to Install.
The auxiliary will install its
new officers at the next meeting,
October 3. Plans are to have
the Silverton unit put on the in
stallation with! the district presi
dent as installing officer. Named
on the committee in charge of
refreshments for that night are
Miss Elisabeth Unger, Mrs. Cle
tus Butsch. Miss Evelyn Birtchet
and Miss Theresa Dehler
This will be a study In the school
as well as a 4H club project. Of
fieeri elected were, president,
Dorothea Froehlich; vice presi
dent. Fred Pfennig; secretary .
Charlotte Hain; news reporter,
Ronald Nichols. Miss Pauline
Riensche will be instructor and
leader.
Tryphena Rebekahs
Have Anniversary
SILVERTON Tryphena Rebe-
kaa lodge will observe the 88th
anniversary of the Rebekahs
Thursday night with Odd Fellows
as special guests, a special pro
gram la being arranged by Myr
tle Stewart, Frances Gourlie and
Jessie Rains. In charge or re
freshments are Elsa Reed. Rugh
Ward rip, Clara Helmke and Josie
Hartman.
Jefferson Woman
Leaves for Trip
JEFFERSON. Mrs. William
Lake left by train early Sun
day morning for Plymouth, Neb.,
called there by the death of her
father, Mr. Georga Weichel, 87.
who passed away Saturday. Mrs.
Lake has two brothers and two
ilstert, all Urine la Nebraska.
On her return trip horn she
will stop at Flagler, CoL, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Elsie Elrick;
then going south to Berkeley,
Cal.. for a visit with her son.
Arthur Lake. She plans to be
gone about a month.
Cornelius Duvine- of Portland
Is visiting at the home of his
cousins, Dan Donohue and sister.
Mary this week.
Mrs. Joe Okrasinskl left last
week for White Plains, Pa., for
a visit with her brother, Joseph
SchaU and other relatives. She
will also visit the world's fair In
New York city before returning:.
Mrs. Margaret Farrington of
Long; Beach, Cal., arrived here
Saturday for a visit at the home
of her sisters, Mrs. Roy Chester
and Mrs. Georgia Richardson. She
will also visit In Washington and
Idaho, before returning home.
Mrs. Evelyn Wall accompanied
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Wall of Ashland
on a trip to San Francisco, Fri
day, where they will visit the fair.
They will also visit Mrs. Wall's
son, Don Wall, who Is .receiving
treatment In the Southern Pa
cific hospital there.
Cloverdale School
Has Same Facility
CLOVERDALE The Clover
dale school will begin. September
25 with the same faculty as last
yer, c Chorpening and Gayette
Barnett The Illihee school will
also open September It with Miss
Mildred Rickman as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Klrkpat
rick of Redwood City, Calif., spent
last week visiting in this commun
ity. Mr. Klrkpatrick formerly
lived here on the Ivan Hadley
place. This Is his first visit here
in 38 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schampier
celebrated their 25 th wedding an
niversary Sunday.
ner was served.
Joe Morris, an elderly farmer
of this community, has been con
fined to his bed for ths past sev
eral days after becoming over
heated while working last Satur
day. The Clason family who have
lived on the J. W. Schifferer place
for several years, moved to Tur
ner Monday.
GOBS EAST.
LEBANON. Dr. Clifford
Kuhn, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Kuhn, left for New York city
Wednesday, where he will take
two months training with an ear.
eye and nose specialist. Dr.
Kuhn has been granted a leave
of absence from the Multnomah
county hospital.
A family dln-1 A Ttf
iuveruzer moves
To New Quarters
SILVERTON. The Advertiser,
owned "by Al Schroeder, is mov
ing; from its present quarters on
Oak street to the former Ford
garage building on First and
Lewis. Schroeder purchased one
of the Intertype machines from
the former News-Telegram equip
ment at roruana. . He Is also
make other improvements to his
printing equipment. Be came here
four years ago from Mt Angel.
Mrs. F. M. Powell received
word Tuesday that she had been
appointed as a member of the
department music committee of
the American Legion. The chair
man Is Mrs. Erwin Barendrick of
McMinnvlIle. The appointment
was made by Mrs. William Hors-
fall of Marshfield. department
president of the Legion auxil
iary. ;
A business meeting of the
Marion county teachers' institute
is being announced for the new
high; school at Silverton for Oc
tober 13.
Frank Bennett, superintendent
of schools at Salem, will be guest
speaker Monday night under the
auspices of the builders class of
the Methodist church. His sub
ject will be "Uncrossed Bridges.
IRIS FISHER ILL
LIBERTY Little Iris Fisher,
older of the two daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Fisher, has been ill
for several days with throat trou
ble. She is being cared for at the
home of an aunt in Salem.
Mrs. Butsch
the Question
lunches to the
also brought up
of serving hot
children of St.
Mary's public Ischool. fane pro-
nosed that the auxiliary spon
sor the movement,- but engage
an mo woman 10 ualified for .the
work- to take care of the noon
day meals. No definite action was
taken on tne maiier.
Call Clcan-Up Day.
i September 2:9 was set as a
clean-up day. iAU members who
can possibly come are urged to
be at the Memorial hall at 1:30
n m. "i I --
Committee chairmen announced
by the new president are as ioi-
lows: i Americanism, aiiss mer
es Dehler: child welfare. Mrs.
Mary i Durschmidt: constitution
and by-laws, Mrs. Mary Prosser;
membership. Mrs. Katherine Er-
wprt ? i legislative. Mrs. Dora
Gores:! music. Mrs. Cecyl Lucht;
national defense, Miss Theresa
Dehler; national news, Mrs.
Mary Prosser; community service
and employment and relief, Mrs.
Rose Butsch; publicity, Miss
Loretta Dehler; hospital. Miss
Oorela Webb:i fidac. Mrs. Mae
Heggie; Junior activities, Mrs.
Rose Butach; poppy, Mrs. Tillle
Walker: I hoddv poster. Miss
Georuia Webb; radio, Mrs. Cecyl
Lucht. I :i I
Perrydalc Faculty
Returns to Duties
PERRYDALE. The teachers
for the coming year will all be
rWiere at the school On Wednes
dir nrecedincr the opening of
school on Monday the 25th.
Haberlv will teach history and
. mathematics. ! William Hare,
graduate of Albany college and
for the nast three years teacher
in Tlgard, will be on the teach
inr staff here and teach science
and vocations. Miss Malsle Burt
of Newberg, who has been here
the past two years will teach
English and commerce.
Wayne Jordan of Monmouth,
. who has been here the past year
will have the upper grades and
Miss Arlene Buboli of Klamath
Falls the intermediate grades and
Miss Florence Jordan who has
beep here three year will have
the primary grades and super
vises music,-- assisted by Mrs.
Wayne Jordan.: who will teach
health part time.
. The school bus will pick ftp
the students in two different
trips, each loop wfll take about
45 minutes and in that manner
I no student will have to ride the
entire trip. There will be school
only in the morning on Monday,
and the bus will return the stu
dents home by noon.
Petitioning of the. Concord dis
trict for consolidation with the
Perrydale school will be held in
the county school superintendents
.office in Dallas, September 28.
START HEALTH CLCB.
BETHEL. A 4H health club
was organised In the school Fri
day. The regular health course
set of books will be nsed and
hc-ath exercises will ' be . given.
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