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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, . October 8, 1939
George Handle
New Recorder
'Will Fill Vacancy Caused
by Death of Witman
at Lebanon
LEBANON George Handle
IT'S
ricst Beautifully Styled - - Host Accurately lined
was elected city recorder to fill I
the vacancy caused by the death
of C. H. Witman at the Lebanon
eoancll meeting Tuesday night.
Be will serre to December, 1940.
Handle won out over his only
other opponent, J. M. Burtenshaw,
with Tote of 4 to 2.
Tourist travel has been rery
heavy through Lebanon this year,
according to resorts from the pro
prietors of the two Lebanon auto
parks. Maple Court, operated by
Mr. and Mrs. C C. Kambak. and
Cosy Court, purchased "three
months ago , by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mann, have both been
occupied most of the time.
Mrs. Elmer E. Regester, chair-.
' man of the flower show com
mittee for the Harvest festival
to be at Lebanon October 14, is
asking that flower growers in
rural areas bring In entries.
Prizes will be awarded flower ex
hibits. "Women and the Way" was the
lesson at the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of the Meth
odist church which met this week
at the home of Mrs. Verne Reeves.
. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Booth re
turned Tuesday from California.
L. E. Arnold left Thursday for
Portland with the Linn county
exhibits for the Pacific Interna
tional livestock exhibit.
Victor Point Has
4H Healtli Club
VICTOR POINT A 4H health
club has been organized in the
school here. Miss Sadie Roth is
the leader and officers are: presi
dent, Richard Krenz; vice-president,
Vlvienne Jaq.net; secretary
treasurer, Agnes Jean Darby.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lorence
left Saturday for a racation trip.
Plans were to go by train to De
troit where a new car will be
purchased for the remainder of
" the trip. Among other places they
will visit the New York world's
fair.
. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Savage re
turned home Thursday from a
several days' fishing trip to Brem
erton, Wash., their former home.
They were accompanied by Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Needham (Helen
Savage) of Salem. Nine salmon
- were brought home by the party.
Sublimity Ladies'
Club Has Meeting
SUBLIMITY The" Sublimity
Ladies' club held its first meet
ing of the season at the home
of Mrs. Anna Bell Wednesday
afternoon, October 4.
Plans were discussed for the
coming year. Luncheon: was
served by the hostess to the fol
lowing attending: Mrs. Alvln
Schmltt, Mrs. Philip Steffes, Mrs.
George Glover, Mrs. Myles KIntx,
Mrs. William Duchateau, i Mrs.
John Half man, Mrs. Eugene Dit
ter, Mrs. : Nettie Crump and Miss
Phllomena Schrewe.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Ditter on
October 18.
Raymond Steffes went to Port
land Thursday, acting as best man
for John Zuber, who was married
that day!
Lee Highberger's
Birthday Honored
AUMSVILLE Mrs. Lee High
berger entertained Friday night
honoring! her , husband's birthday.
; Guests were: Mr. ; and Mrs. Lee
Highberger and daughter, Virgin
la and sons Teddy and Jimmy; Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Highberger.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Roberts and
family; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rob
erts; Mrs. Ray Tullus; Mr. and
Mrs. John Highberger, Sublimity.
Miss Bernice Alsi, Instructor In
the high j school was a week-end
visitor at Forest Grove.
A reception was given Mr. and
. Mrs. Tom Bradford Saturday night
- at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilcox.
The couple were married at Van
couver, Wash., Saturday morning.
Gervais School
f Has Health Club
GERVAIS The upper irade
room of the Gervais grade school
has organized the Healthy
Wealthy 4H health club, under
the leadership of Eugene Rich
ards. Thirty-one members are en
rolled. Officers are president,
X Hi ! Booster; i rice-president,
Karl Leonhart; secretary, Zeann
Leonhart; yell leaders, Betty Lou
Phillips and Keith Miller.
Many Roberts Men j
Bring Home Deer
ROBERTS. Many deer (hunt
era went from Roberts and vicin
ity. Those getting deer r were
G F. and Fred Jungwlth and
Henry Jungwlth, , George Nel
son and Judson Bressler, Karl
Heyden. Arthur . Thompson and
Don McGlnney, Alva Bacon and
ciaua Edwards.
Return From Grand Lodge
AURORA Dr. and Mrs. F. a
Renfrew were delegates to the
grand lodge of the Knights of
Pythias at Tacoma, Wash. Dr.
Renfrew Is grand chancellor of
Oregon Knights of Pythias.; '
Farmers
Union News
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