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Brooks Garden
Members Hosts
Entertain Slaytori Club
at
Picnic; Speakers
Are Heard
BROOKS - Members of the
Stay ton Garden club were guests
of the Brooks Garden club- at
their annual picnic held at the
state fairgrounds recently.
Mrs. Joe YanCleve of Stayton
rare a talk on "Care and Culture
of Chrywinthemums." A. R. Selg-
mund spoke on different kinds of
flower culture and displayed
ninT lovelT cut flowers and
plants.
Gnests present from Stayton
vera Mrs. W. A. Inglis, Mrs.
Grace Marine. Mrs. J. B. Van
rieve. Mrs Fred Berger. Mrs.
Rollie Harold and children. Kath
leen and Clara Marie Harold, ana
Mrs. Earl Miller. Others present
were Mrs. Bertha Bonn, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Seigmund, Mrs. Era
R. Edwards, Rose Parren, Mrs
Alta Sing leterry. Mrs. pearl Har
ris. Mrs. George Leg. Mrs. Flora
Ramp, Mrs. Minnie Dunlgan. Mrs.
Mary McClure. Mrs. Dollie Ramp,
Mrs. Isabelle M. Anderson, Mrs.
-Hattle VanCleye, Mrs. Anna Dun
lavy, Mrs. Bertha Streeter, Mrs.
Nellie McNelf, Mrs. Margaret
Zanara, Paul Bonn, ' Mrs. Mary
Wampler, Shirley Bonn, Roy
Bonn.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen
-Westling. a girl. August 14. This
Is their first child.
Ia California
Kreta Fae Ashbaugh is In Los
Angeles Tisiting her two brothers,
Krsid and Vra Ashbaugh. Her
mother, Mrs. Mary Ashbaugb. is
Tisiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Gertrude McLeod, during her
daughter's absence. ' Ts ;
Mr. and Mrs. B." F. Ramp have
as their guest their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Lena Ramp of Portland.
Charles Bartholomew, uncle of
Jay Bartholomew, who has spent
several weeks Tisiting here, left
Monday for California points
where he will spend a few days
before returning to his home in
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bartholomew
and children. Dean, Virginia and
Roger. Betty Brewer and Oral
Lee Fitts have returned home
from a two weeks' vacation trip
which took them to Diamond
lake, Crater lake and other points
ef Interest. They returned by the
way of Bend and Suttle lake,
over the South Santiam highway.
Dies in Dakota
Word has been received , here
of the death of Willard Vaughn
from a heart attack suffered at
bis home in DeSmit. S.D. last
week. Vaughn, with his family,
spent a year in Brooks some time
go. He leaves his wife, one
daughter and three eons.
Martin Benson and Harry
Bosch have finished reshlngllng
the Methodist church here.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Otto and
children, Edward. Maxlne and
Harold, have moved to Salem
where Otto is employed,
Lee Perkins, son of Mrs. May
of this place, has Joined the
United States army.
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AMITY The Past Noble
Grinds club of Industry Rebekah i
lodge of Amity met Saturday af-l
ternoon at the tome ot irs. .
A. McCulloch with Mrs. Clara
Broadwell (and Miss . Lillian
Schaeffer assisting hostesses..
Refreshments were served to
about IS members and guests.
Mrs. Fudge of Ballston was a
guest The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Bessis
Sorenson the third Saturday af
ternoon. In September.
Guests this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Uaphlette
were their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Benson
and baby son. their daughter,
Shirley Umphlette, and their
niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Abraham,
all of Portland.
' Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Newman
and daughter Helen Jean of Sa
lem were Sunday guests at the
borne of Mrs. Newman's mother
.rri rtater. Mrs. Rllla B. Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pryor and
baby daughter Marcia left for
their home at Bakersfield, CallL.
Friday after a two weeks Tlsit
here at the home of Mrs. Pryor's
Barents. Mr. and Mrs. E. w
Groves.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Chase Thomas
ni f&milv left Friday on
month's motor trip to Boston,
Mass.. where Thomas will attend
convention of the insurance
rnmnmr with which he is em
ployed. They will visit the world
fair In New York. Washington,
DC, and many other places of In
terest berore returning 10 uregon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cochran,
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Cochran, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Robbins and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robbins at
tended the Bickford family re
union In Columbia park, Port
land, Sunday.
Nebraska People
Leave Aumsville
AUMSVILLE Mr. and Mrs
Albert HInes of Alliance, Nebr.,
who have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. War
ren. have returned to their home.
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren,
their Nebraska guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Hines. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McCarty, Mrs. Garrie Anderson,
Lois Ann McCarty. Will White,
John Halev of Salem. Mr. and
Mrs. O. A. Warren, Hlldur War
ren and Marian Rowland visited
at Oregon beaches.
Eva Corser, teacher of the pri
mary grades, is vacationing in
Arizona. She will visit the grand
ranvon. Yellowstone park and
Crater lake before her return.
Mrs. S. J. McKee entertained
at her home here Sunday at a
dinner party. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Dickinson. Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Dickinson. Mr. and
Mrs. H. N. Dickinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Ballard of Indepen
dence. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Rob
erts of Aumsville. Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Jackson and sons, Dean,
Rav. Richard and Curly, of Inde
pendence, Richard McKee, Grov
r Potter, Mrs. S. J. McKee.
Dorothy Nicholson was the In
splratlon for a lovely bridal show
er given Wednesday at the home
of Mrs Curtis, with Mrs. Cleo
Lee assisting hostess.
there are many
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ASST. VICE-PRESIDENTS
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The
Silverton FFA
Places Third
Competes Willi 25 Teams
at Multnomah : Fair;
Livestock Judged
SILVERTON Silverton Fu
ture Farmers of America, under
the direction of the local instruc
tor, Leonard Hudson, went to the
Multnomah connty fair this week
and placed third. The local boys
competed with ZS other teams
from the Willamette valley ana
southern Washington..
Six classes of livestock were
judged: Jersey cows, Holstelns,
Guernseys. Jersey heifers, Duroc
Jersey gilts and a class of mar
ket lambs. Two hundred was a
perfect score for each class. In
the six classes a boy would have
a possible score of 1200 points,
or a three-man team a possible
score of 3800.
' Silverton's team was composed
of Lester Beugli of the Silverton
Hills: John LIchty. Fratum ;
Amos Funrue, Valley View. Les
ter Beugli was 10th high in tne
contest with a score of 830
with 78 boys entered. He was also
third hirh In judging Jersey neii
ers and second high in judging
Jersey cows. Silverton placed first
In Judging Jersey heifers.
Besides the instructor, other
boys going were Dale Herlgstad,
Lee Reeder, George Haberly, Dan
Van Brocklin, Carl Reed, an su
verton FFA boys.
The teams' standings were 1,
West Linn, 2549; 2, Molalla,
2447: 8, SilTerton, 2400; , Scap-
noose. 2391: 5. McMlnnvuie,
2358: i. Amity. 2340: 7, Corral-
11a. 2304: 8. Gresham, 2288: 9,
VancouTer. 2273: 10, Independ
ence. 2271.
W. C- Leth, Polk county agri
cultural agent, was official judge.
and Klrby Brumfleld, Gresnam in
structor, directed the contest. In
the afternoon the boys were ad
mitted free to the grand stand to
see the show which included
truck driving, dog acts,' trained
horses, trapese antics and other
Interesting features, the boys re
ported upon their return.
The boys will judge livestock
at the Yamhill county fair, the
Clackamas fair and the state fair,
and later at the Pacific Inter
national.
The Silverton Future Farmers
will have a meeting tonight to
make final plans for showing
livestock, crops, and shape ex
hibits at the Marlon county fair
on August 30 at Salem and at
the state fair September 2 to s
Bean Picker Cathers
250 Pounds in 9 Hours
TJXIOXVALE Mrs. Ed
Schroedrr Is champion bean
picker for this season at the
XI. S. Alderman 25-acre river
bottom field of Blue Lake
beans. She gathered 250
pounds In nine boars Monday
where 76 people were working.
Among the girls Miss Idella
Robertson leads with 168
pounds In nine hours. There
will be six weeks work or nine
pickings for the season. One
cent a pound Is being paid for
the work.
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OEZGON STATESMAN. Salem.
Grangers News
MOLALLA" At the -Molalla
grange - meeting Monday night
plans were disenssed for the
grange booth at the Clackamas
eonnty fair opening next week at
Canby.
A program was pat on by the
Home Economics committee led
by Mrs. Beulah Wright. Two
piano selections played by Lois
Gottwald, a clarinet duet ny
Duane Lantx and. Bill Mattson,
and group singing composed the
program.
Grange Master Davidson re
quests that all grange members
who can meet at the grange nan
In Molalla Monday afternoon to
assist In preparing the exhibits
for the county fair.
Bodeker Reunion
At Silver Falls
LYONS The Bodeker re
union was held at Silver Creek
falls Sunday with the following
present: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bode
ker and Helen of Mill City; Mr.
and Mrs. George Berry and sons
Roland and Delbert, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Carr and daughters. Gloria
and Katberine, Mrs. John Kunkle
and daughters, JoAnne and Judy
of Lyons: Mr. and" Mrs. Titus
Belrley, Wayne, Harvie and Shar-
ron. Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Wolter
and - daughter Reta of MeMInn-
vllle: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Skaife,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Skaife and
family of Silverton, Loraine Belr
ley and Artlur Wagner of ai-
sey, Mr. and if rs. Mama Berry
and daughter Norma, Mrs. Floyd
Berry and children. Margarite
Ann, Floyd, Jr., and Joyce.
- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis and
daughter Beulah and son Ken
neth .went to Silver Creek iaiis
Sunday where they, were Joined
br relatives from Portland. The
rroun enjoyed a picnic dinner
Those present from Portland
were Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Luman,
Mrs. Luman. sr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Keliker and daughters, Do
lores and Janice. Mrs. Bill Bid-
well and daughter Jacqueline.
Mr. and Mrs. Goud and daugh
ter Dorothy of South Dakota,
who have spent the last two
weeks at the -home of their
daughter and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Richardson, left for
their home the last of the week
Lorraine Goud of Hollywood,
Calif., will remain for another
week with her sister.
Mrs. Victoria A. Tallman of
Portland Is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gordener
and family of Eugene have mov
ed Into the Engdahl house next
to the store.
George Hallin, who Is employ
ed with the forest service at
Jewell, spent the weekend at the
TmmA of bis Barents. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Hallin.
Sibley Service
Set for Friday
SILVERTON Funeral serv
Ices for Wllda L. Sibley, who died
after an auto accident Tuesday
night, have been set for 1:30
irHdav at the Ekman funeral
ohme. Rev. Frank Zook will offi-
!a.tA end Interment will be in
the Silverton cemetery.
Mrs. Sibley came to silverton
from Snokane In April with her
husband and four children, liv
ing since that time with her
mother. Mrs. Lydia Dawes. She
was born December 26, 1902, In
Silverton.
Surviving are the widower,
Elliot C. Sibley; four cnuaren,
Ethel. Eddie, Ellen and Eileen;
mother, Mrs. Lydia Dawes; three
sisters, Mrs. 8. M. Kaufman of
Silverton, Mrs. A. VanVleet of
Hubbard and Letha Dawes of
Silverton; two brothers, Clarence
Dawes of Silverton and Ralph
Dawes of. Canby.
New Foot Bridge
TalLed, Silverton
SILVERTON A bridge to
pan Silver creek between the city
park and tne municipal swimming
dooI occupied the planning coun
cil at Us Tuesday night meeting.
Dr. P. A. Loar, council president,
offered to donate . the timbers
necessary. It was pointed out that
these would have to be brought
out before October. It was thought
that sufficient labor to put tne
bridge up, which would be a foot
bridge only, would be donated.
F. E. Sylvester, secretary oi
the club, was Instructed to Inter
view, the city council to find out
Its members planned to do
anything In regard to putting up
the bridge before the planning
council went further with the
work.
Widows Planning
Calling Program
SILVERTON Calling on oth
er widows who were sick or lone
ly, will be part of the work of
the Silverton Widows' club this
coming year, according to plans
made at the annual picnic at the
Silverton park Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. E. Preston, who origi
nated the club three years ago.
served as president Tuesday. Of
ficers elected were president,
Mrs. George Cuslter: vice presi
dent. Mrs. Sadie Barkhurst; sec
retary-treasurer, Mrs. Marie Riv
en ess.
An Impromptu program was
held during the afternoon and
Mrs. Sophia Norgaard gave the
principal address.
. The group wm meet again tne
last Tuesday in July, 1941. ,
Blnskmelon Harvest
Snows Good Yield
TJNIONYALE Plckinr and
marketing, the seven, acres of
spear muskmelons grown at the
John Shelburne farm! In this lo
cality was . started. Wednesday,
August 14. When the Sunday
harvesting was counted 23S 60
pound crates of No. 12 size melons
were gathered, crowing conai
tlons this year -were very . good
compared to 19 S 9, when an un
.usually poor mnskmelon year was
experienced. ." '. .
Oregon. Thursday Morning. Angus! 2. 1S13
FeUowsMp Meet
200
North Howell Commimily
Church Has ; Annual
Affair Sunday ; :
NORTH HOWELL Over 200
attended the annual fellowship
meeting of the North Howell Com
munity church Monday aiternoon
and night.
The meetings were neia in ue
oik trove east or tne cnurcn
building with long tables spread,
for the picnic supperr ana many
visitors present from Albany, To
1mA n Salem and Silverton.
Nelson Miller, prospective mis
sionary to India and Tibet, from
the Assembly of God churches,
was the principal speaker at the
afternoon session, ' and. Rev.
George Koonts of California, who
is conducting revival meetings
In the Salem Evangelistic taber
nacle, delivered the night ser
mon.
Amonr those from this eom-
mnnitv who attended the state
Farmers Union -picnic at Cham-
poeg Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Beer, Mr. ana Mrs. wayue
Strachan and Mr. and Mrs.
Adoloh Kettleson. Their guests
were Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sawyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dickman
and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Houck
of Silverton. ' 5
Loi Coomler. who is employ
ed in the Marion county agri
cultural aeent's office, ieft Mon
day for a two weeks' vacation trip
to the San Francisco tair ana io
Hollywood. -She will be the guest
of her cousin. Alan WIesner. for
m. dav at the fair and In Holly
wood she will visit Miss Helen
Call, a former school friend.
Molalla People
Entertain Guests
MOLALLA Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Llnnle
Dow and son Ronald, Alice Em
ley of Wisner, Nebr., Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Wilker of Oregon City
and' Mrs. Peter Lewis were Sun
day callers at the Fred Averill
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stoddard
of Mulino entertained at dinner
at their home Sunday for Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Averill, Farrell
Lewis, Miss Gwendolyn Cromp
ton and C. H. Parker.
The Busy Dozen club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Hazel Averill for an all day quilt
iner. Dinner was served at noon
to Mrs. Erma Trinkes, Mrs. Wan-
eta McGraw, Mrs. Mary Dow, Mrs.
Esther Cutting, Mrs. Kathryn
Blackman, Mrs. Viola Sarty, Mrs.
Edith Helper, Mrs. Lena Christ
ner. Mrs. Edna Lewis, Mrs. Eliza
beth Crompton," Mrs. Agnes De
Fraties and Mrs. Hasel Averill.
Mrs. Glenn Rash and children
returned Wednesday from a
week's vacation at Cannon beach.
They were accompanied on the
trip by relatives living in Port
land.
Mrs. Chet Granqulst and Kay
and Larry of Meldrum and Caro
lyn Terharr from Lewiston, Idaho,
were Molalla visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. C. H. Henrlcl and Betty
Lou are spending this week at
the beach. Mrs. Carl Buche and
children accompanied them on the
outing.
Catholic Delegate
Returns From Ohio
MT. ANGEL Joseph Schae-
cher returned to his work at the
Benedictine Press Monday from
a trip to Dayton, Ohio, where he
went as one of the two Oregon
delegates to the International
convention of the Catholic Order
of Foresters. John Deschner of
Portland was the other delegate.
Schaecher reports that over
300 delegates from the United
States and Canada attended the
four-day meet at the BUtmore
hotel in Dayton.,
With the convention over, ne
visited with relatives and friends
for a week in Columbus and
Humphrey, Nebr. Returning by
way of San Francisco, Schaecher
had a pleasant time at the ex
position there before coming
back to Mt. Angel.
Perrydale Woman
Suffers Stroke
PERRYDALE Mrs. Wyatt,
mother of Mrs. H.J. Elliott, suf
fered a stroke last week and Is
paralysed from the waist down.
She Is being eared . for at Mrs.
Elliott's home here. She is 89
years old. Another elderly neigh
bor who Is ill and bedfast Is Mrs.
M. D. Miller, mother of Mrs. H.
A. Lee. Mrs. Miller has been con
fined to the bed 10 days. fcne is
87 years old.
Rev. and Mrs. Wendell tterner-
son left Monday for their, home
In Eugene after spending tne
summer here, where he has been
emnloved in the hay fields and
In the grain warehouse. They have
lived in the Flanery house wmcn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haberly oc
cupied during his teaching years
here. Mr. and Mrs. Haberly lived
this summer In the uerberson
house in Eugene but will return
here this week and move their
furniture to Hubbard, wnere ne
will teach the coming year.
Molalla Firemen
Will Be Hosts
MOLALLA Molalla' volun
teer fire department will be hosts
to the Mnltnoman-ciacaamas vol
unteer Firemen's association at
Its monthly meeting Monday,
August 2f, nre.cniex uiyae w.
Kendall has announced, nenaau
also reported that prises are to
be riven - the ' winners In ' a drill
competition, with the local fire
men also putting on several
stunts. Lee Holland of Wlllam
ette Is president of the Multno
mah-Clackamas association.
Will Sing at Molalla
1 MOLALLA The Victory male
Quartet from Buehl college In
California will give a program of
8 acred music at. the Rural Dell
community hall, west of Molalla,
Monday night,' August 26, at ' 8
o'clock.. The public is Invited. :
Attendedby
Celebration IMarks
Road Completion
DAYTON .The Dayton-Dun
dee Joint celebration for the com
pletion of state - highway 99 w
highway -: Improvement was held
Thursday : at the Dundee gym
nasium with an estimated gath
ering of 250.
Members of the state highway
commission were honor- guests. A
7 o'clock dinner was served, after
which - a program - of talks and
music was given. About -60 Day
ton people attended.
Calif ornia Folk
Visit Unionvale
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UNIONVALE Mrs. Lelghton
Slon and daughter Lorane of Lo
Meda, Calif., were Tuesday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sion here
and Mr. - and '- Mrs. Ray Slon at
Dayton.' They will be guests of
the former's mother until In Sep
tember , when her . husband will
Join her. .
Mrs. Bert Hugg and Louise
Hugg of La Grande were Satur
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Slon on their ' way to' Cannon
beach. -
.-Mr.- and Mrs. Ralph Turner of
this : locality and ..the r' latter'a
mother, Mrs. Delia Bullock of
Buhl, , Idaho, who has been their
guest for three weeks, left Wed
nesday morning for Grants Pass
to visit relatives. - Mrs. Bullock
remained for a three weeks visit,
when she will return to the Tur
ner - home. . - -
Mrs. E. M. Alderman took her
first airplane ride when she visit
ed her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Alderman, at San Francisco over
the weekend. She accompanied
her son, U. S. Alderman. Board
ing the plane Saturday at 4:35
at Portland they visited the
Treasure Island fair and reached
home at midnight Monday, Aug
ust 19.
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Queen lonigiu
10 ' Candidates in Cantest
for Independence i
Festival Crown- '
INDEPENDENCE Hpl.n,d
will receive a new oueen nlght
after Judge, announce the winner
at a, dance planned for Kenu
Jill Announcement will Pomade
rate In the evening, according to
plans.x - '- ' ' " ' , .
Ten pretty and VOVfr. tWt
have been, active candidates for
the coveted honor ' of, c-ueenship.
which carries with it Pfi.
a diamond ring. Besides th
queen, a crown princess and four
princesses will be- chosen
Girls In the contest Include:
Vera Brown, 18, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Walter Brown! J une
Travis. 17, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A- C. Trarls; Gertrude Gen
.mn 99 daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ' Martin Gentemann; . . Dona
it - rianrhter of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Melsha; Dorothy Smal-
ley.-lS, daughter or jar. ana inn
Howard J. Smalley: f Jacqueline
n.v. in rfanrhter of Mr. and
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nf. t,. v . Rrooks : Beverly Ket
ley. 18. daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
v. a : trellev: Dale Sylvia Power,
21; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. My
j. - iower; nacu s .
iiriitDP of Mr. and Mrs." Allen,
G. Hall, and Kathleen Harris,. lit
daughter of Mr. and Mrs." Robert
K, Harris. . " t .
Coronation, of : the queen . will
take Place at a gala ceremony In
the Hop Bowl Wednesday night
of next weea.
Visit at Twin Rocks
DAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Warner , and son Marlon were
guests of their brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Dey at Twin Rocks, fronf, Friday
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HUBBARD - Mildred RIemann
of WatsonvJJle, Calif., who has
been a guest of .Hazel Wells, re
turned home Wednesday. i
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Schoos,
Mildred and Edward, Jr., are
touring : southern . and eastern
Oregon this week. The; Schoos
expect to return home Sunday.
X special musical program will
be i presented Sunday morning at
Zion Mennonlte " church east of
Hubbard, i A male - quartet from
Stockton, Calif., iwill sing.
Molalla's Fire
Truck Has Wreck
MOLALLA Molalla's volun
teer fire; truck ; collided with a
wood truck at the Five Oaks
station near Liberal north of Mo-
'lalla Tuesday morning.' The fire
truck was on 1U way to answer
a call for a grass fire burning
near, the i Five Oaks service sta
tion on the-T. S. Stlppjpropertv.
Owing to the dense smoke over
the highway, -the fire, truck and
wood truck drivers could not see
the other approaching from oppo
site directions, J 4 .. I .
;The ,drlTer,of ithe fire truck,
OsBle .Marson,T' was shaken up.
Fire Chief Clyde ; W. Kendall re
ceived a sprained wrist; and Clay
Engle, also on the fire truck,
was knocked off by the impact
and was I bruised! and scratched.
The driver of the wood truck was
Guy Strieklin, - and John Hearn,
both of Woodburn. route two,
was riding with him. Hearn was
knocked unconscious and receiv
ed severe lacerations on his head.
Stricklin was shaken up but not
badly Injured. ; , , .
In spite of the collision, the
fire wvut out hefore the fire
truck Returned to Molalla.
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