Tho OHEGOH STATESMAN, Salem, Qrwgoru Satarda? Morning, Septzabr 21, 1913
fags tttttt:
Santiam Post Has
Committees Named
Legion Sponsors Festival
and Gives Guard Dance;
Prizes Arranged X;j
LEBANON At the first meet
ing . of the local legion post, the
delegates to. the department, eon
mention at Seaside gave reports
and other business was administered.
- Two . matters : voted on . wert
the harvest festival .and the fare
well - danee tor the guardsmen.
The Dost . will , strain soonsor the
fall festival and a committee -was
named - -to meet with , representa
tives of' the commercial club:
Prank,; Groves.; Ira Forrey, Bert
Moerscb, ' Elmer ' Whetstone. ' Her
bert - Ramsay and Harry Young
berg; These men. will meet at the
Lebanon hotel Sunday .night at
7:30, with. 'the. commercials clnb
representatives .to decide the
date, programs ' and prizes. The
post also decided to giro the fare
well dance for-the local' guard,
which is . leaving , for! a year's
military training. --'-r'
Commander Ray Gleason of
Santlam post No. 61 has named
the standing committees for the
year as follows:
Membership - Elmer What
stone. ; Frank Southard, O.- M.
8tevenson. Clay Nichols, Arthur
Wilson, Raymond Downing, Earl
Mlchelson, Herbert Ramsay, L.
B-. Johnson. -Joseph Sylvester,
Gamble, Harry Johnston, Leslie
Wertiv E. C. McClun, Ralph Har
gettj I Edward Roberts, Charles
Simons, E. C- McMurray, Leroy
Williams. ' William Bellamey, ; Er
nest Austin, Francis Ames and
Ernest Scholia.
House. Earl Mlchelson, O. .M.
Stevenson, W. F. Penfold, Frank
Southard and Virgil Reeves; com
munity service, Frank Groves, E.
-L. Scholls, George Chlad.ek, Ed
ward Voegelein and Ralph Wise;
Americanism; Glen Wallace; Mil
ton Coe and Joseph Sylvester;
legislative, Harry Wiley, Dr. Pet
er Tweed, Harvey Wl.ekt, Arthur
Wilson and Herbert .Ramsay;
Fred Connett, Henrys Bohlken,
Sons of the Legion, Leslie Wertz,
John Gram and Gary Ellenberg;
Boy Scout, Albert Simons, Leslie
Werts, Lyon Lawrence, Henry
Bohlken and John Nichols; Boy
State, Frank Groves, Bert Gay
nor. Gary Ellenberg, William
Long and Robert Johnson; hos
pitalization and ' rehabilitation,
Frank Southard, - Elmer Whet
stone and Glen Wallace; sick and
relief. Dr. Roland Miller, Harry
Toungberg, H. A. Hardesty and
Marlon Harnett; disaster relief,
Roshal Groves, Dr. N. E. Irvine,
Dr. Bruce Miller and Dr. J. C.
Booth r child welfare. Dr. Peter
Tweed, Bruce Ensley, William
Lond; employment, George Har
den, Everett Smith, George; Mc
pherson, Charles Hlldebrand. and
Samuel Hull; entertainment,- C.
B. ' Post, Fred- Connett, r Frank
Groves, Earl Mlchelson 'and: Her
bert Ramsay; athletics; 0. B.
Post, . Raymond Downln jI,iBrHee
Ensley and Harry Miller; firing
squad, Rochal Groves, Glen Rich
ards, Zell Tatom and Fred Kerr;
Crave registration, Arthur Wil
son, H. E. Owens and Pr M.
Duncan, and publicity. Glen
Wallace, O. M. Stevenson and
Fred Connett.
Teacher's College Arranges to Meet: y ,
New Students; Freshman Week Gives
Opportunity; Tea Sponsored by Men
3I0NM0UTH Oregon College of Education will open
September 23 with registration for new students, f Tuesday
entrance tests will be taken by freshmen and new students
who have not had the same tests elsewhere. Wednesday reg
istration of returned students will be held. ; t-
An innovation to.be featured this year will be "Fresh
man Week." This Is arranged to
make new students acquainted
with the campus, and to give them
an early opportunity to meet fac
ulty members before classes start.
Tours of the buildings on the cam
pus will promptly familiarize them
with situations they will soon be
meeting dally, and offer aid In
eliminating that f e e 1 1 n g of
strangeness in halls and corridors
so often confronting young stu
dents. Traditions of the school will
be sketched In during progress of
the tour, and features of Interest
on the campus will be emphasized.
Each tour will be directed by fac
ulty members who teach freshmen
classes.
Monday night a jlay night will
be held in the physical education
building to enable new students
to meet those who have previous
ly attended here. President C. A.
Howard will welcome the fresh
man class as a group Tuesday af
ternoon at a special assembly to
further the plan . of orientation.
Educational and social -" possibil
ities of the college will be ex
plained. An Informal tea Is planned for
Wednesday afternoon, sponsored
by officers of the Associated men
students and Associated women
students. New students will meet
the dean of women and dean of
men at the tea.
Wednesday night a registration
dance Is planned for all students
and faculty In Recreation hall.
Classes begin Thursday. Friday
night a get-acqualnted-mix for all
students featuring sports, games
and refreshments Is scheduled in
the physical education building.
Saturday night a dance, sponsored
by the Associated students will oc
cur in the same building.
Hazel Green Has
Day
AuiiLsville Qiib
Names Committees
AUMSVILLE The parents and
teachers held the September meet
ing of the association M o n d a y
night at the school. - V
The new president, Mrs. Charles
Malone, announced standing com
mittees as follows: Program, Mrs.
Tony Perkins, Mrs. Fred Potter,
Mrs. Alice Mountain; hospitality,
Mrs. T. P. Otto, Mrs. A. E. Brad
ley, Mrs. J. A. Smith, Miss Bernice
Celsl; child, welfare, Mrs. Mar
garet Martin, Virginia Bradley,
Eva Corser; publicity, Mildred
Reehers, Mrs. T. P. Otto, Mrs. T.
C. Mountain; reception for the
teachers, Mrs.' Bland Speer, Mrs.
George White, Mrs. O. A. Lesley,
Mrs. Everett Warren, Mrs, E.
Keith, Mrs. Nellie, Mitchell; mem
bership, T. P. Otto, Mrs. A. E.
Bradley, Mrs.'Bankston; finance,
Charles Malone, J. A. Smith, Mrs.
Martin and historian, Mrs. A. E.
Bradley and Mrs. Fred Stelner.
Mill Gty Folk
Return to Home
MILL CITY Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Haines, accompanied by their
daughter and grandson, Edythe
and Donnie Berry, have returned
from an interesting motor trip
which started over the new Wil
lamette highway to Crater Lake,
then to Klamath Falls to the
home of Mildred Rogers Wam
baugh. Their itinerary included Reno
and Salt Lake City, Utah, where
the Mormon Tabernacle was visit
ed and Wellsvllle, Utah, the boy
hood home of Haines.
Both Yellowstone and Glacier
parks were visited.
From Glacier park they entered
Canada at McCloud. Driving
through thousands of acres of
wheat -past the Duke of Windsor's
ranch they stopped a.t Calgary
where' the streets were swarming
With soldiers Most vehicles were
drawn by , horses and very few
automobiles were seen.
Driving through Banff and
Cootnie National park they re
entered the US at Kings Gate,
seeing old friends at Spokane and
Wapato. ;
Bonneville ' dam and the Co
lumbia river highway were other
seenfe points. -
Zena Boy Works
For Government
ZENA Harold Anderson; son
of Cbulston Anderson, formerly
of Zena, is now stationed at Gal
veston, Texas, where he is federal
radio Inspector for the communi
cations commission. The young
man Is a nephew of Frank and
Lewis Butler - at Zena. He is a
graduate of Oregon State college.
Dale CressweU, son of . Mrl and
Mrs. Herman - CressweU, has en
listed in the national guard.
Fairview Home Has
Washington Guests
FAIRVIEW Mri and Mrs.
Frank Orrihood and daughters
Helen and Alta of Castle ..Rock,
Wash.,' were Sunday - guests "of
their couBins, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Marley. . They were en rente to
visit - Mrs." Orrihood's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.' and Mrs. Cur
ry at Molalla. I
J. W. Marley left Thursday for
a deer hunting vacation in eastern
Oregon. ...
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November 1, Set
iVs 411 Club Bate
LIBERTY Plans of the school
call for the beginning of new 4H
clubs by November 1. There is
need for club leaders for cooking,
sewing, forestry, dairy and posei
bly other clubs. Anyone Interest
ed In leading a club is asked to
contact Joseph Watt, principal. .
The serving of hot lunches will
start on October 1 to be conducted
under WPA auspices with local
club sponsorship. The serving of
the hot lunch is to be conducted
with a strict emphasis , on table
manners. One person will be in
charge at each table to excuse in
dividuals or dismiss the group at
the end of the meal. The plan Is
to jnake the school dining room
even more. proper and orderly dur
ing mealtime.
Jefferson News
JEFFERSON . Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Stephenson and two chil
dren are enjoying a two weeks
vacation in California, visiting
at . the home of Stephenson's
brothers, Ned and Lester Stepta
enson, in Los Angeles. Mr. and
Mrs. James Stewart are staying
in their home during the absence
Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Hamill
hava received word of the death
of their youngest daughter, Mrs.
H. Burnett. Sunday at Pasadena,
Texas. She spent one year In Jef
ferson with her parents and will
be remembered here as Venus
Hamill. Funeral services were
held - Tuesday at Pasadena. ,
Russell Miller returned - home
Wednesday from the forest look
out at Spirit Lake, Wash., and
will attend Oregon State college,
where he Is a Junior in forestry.
Mrs. Souix Turner and her sis
ter, Mrs. Delia Stewart, and their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson,
spent the weekend visiting at the
home; of Dr. and Mrs. F. I. San
difur in Vancouver, Wash. Mrs.
Turner left for her home In Los
Angeles Thursday morning ac
companied by her parents as far
as Fallon, Nev where they will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Anna
belle Williams and family. - -
The people of Jefferson were
saddened to learn of the death
of Thomas Munyan of Lebanon;
who was killed in an automobile
accident Wednesday. He was well
nown ' here having operated
bakery in Jefferson for two years
about 15 years ago. -
Hunters leaving this week for
central and eastern Oregon to
bag deer are W.- L Jones Earl
Glover, Robert Terhune and son
Bob. and John Terhune. Tex Bla-
ek of Mill City will loin : the
group. ':::::-rA:-i'''i-'-':
HopplcKcrs
TONIGHT
JLzniD Uhcirisrc's Orchcslra
Lelah Landon.- Vocalist
' 2 Miles North of Independence .V
Adsi.: Ladies 25c :
Lisa 40c, Iaclui. Tax
Lyons Methodists
Convene at Club
LYONS The Ladles Aid of the
Lyons Methodist church held
their first fall meeting at the
community club house Tuesday
afternoon. The purpose of the
meeting was to discontinue the
Ladies Aid and reorganize as the
Womans Society of Christian
Service."
Tne following officers were
elected: Mrs. Paul Johnston, re
elected, president; Mrs. Hugh Ga-
vette, 1st . vice-president; Mrs.
Alex Kulken, 2nd vice-presldnt;
Mrs. Bob Fetherston, recording
secretary and Mrs. M. Rambe,
corresponding - secretary.
The next meeting will be held in
October at the community club
house. At that time the new offi
cers will be installed. Mrs. Paul
Johnsign, , and Mrs. Alva -Wise
were nestesses and served rerresn
ments to Rev, and MrsHamilton,
Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Daisy John
ston, Mrs. Hugh Gavette, Mrs
Ross Kellogg, Mrs. M. Ram bo,
Mrs. Hugo Hallin, Mrs. Alex Kul
ken, Mrs. Paul Johnston and Mrs
Alva Wise.
Married Couple
Build New Home
HAYESVILLE Mr. and Mrs
Frank Nekuda, recently married,
are building a home on the Che
mawa road west of the Raymond
Nekuda home. .
Carmel Stupfel returned Wed
nesday from a motor trip to San
Dimas, Calif., where she visited
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Woods and
small son, Vincent ' Paul. ' Mrs.
Woods Is the former Delphlne
Stupfel.
Walter Muir Is
On Commission
DALLAS Walter Muir was
reappointed this week by Mayor
Lief S. Finseth to serve, for a
term of five years as a member
of the" Dallas water commission.
The appointment was approved
by the city council. Muir is the
present chairman of the water
commission and is one of the
original members appointed when
the city took over the water
system. !
FellowsMp
Senior League Installs
New Officers; Speaker
Was Japanese Bishop ;
HAZEL GREEN Rev. T.
Kngimlya will be honor guest at
fellowship dinner at the Sun
day school unit Saturday night
preceding the Installation of the
new officers of the senior league.
Rev. Mr. Kngimlya was bishop
ot the Methodist church In Japan.
He was Invited by the southern
California . Christian Federation
to conduct an " evangelistic cam
paign In that state. He will visit
In Portland and . Seattle before
returning to Japan. , '
The subject . for the evening
service Is, "The Mystery ot Chris
tianity and for Sunday morn
ing, "The Power of the Gospel."
Wlllard Hornschueh of Lablsh
Center will be guest soloist.
.The . candle services will be
used to Install the following of
ficers: President, May Oye; vice
president, Lorraine Takayama;
secretary, Betty Takayama; treas
urer, Joe Yada; advisor, Tatsuro
Tada; chairmen of committees,
social. Koto Kyono: program.
Lilly Yoshlkal; social service.
Martha Imagawa: church service.
Tom Imagawa, and publicity,
Tom Yoshlkal.
Townsend Group
Meets at Brooks
BROOKS S. C. Collins spoke
at the regular meeting of the
Townsend club Thursday night
in the Brooks schoolhouse. Clyde
Phillips, president of the Brooks
club, announced the following
numbers: Piano solo, Kreta Fae
Ashbaugh; cornet solo. Jack
Bosch, accompanied by Mrs. M.
F. Day; vocal duet, Mrs. Clyde
Harris and Mrs. A. O. Streeter,
and a harmonica solo by Mrs.
Charles Watts.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the program by Mrs.
Clyde Phillips and Mrs. Howard
Ramp.
The refreshment committee for
the next meeting, which will be
the second thursday In October,
Is Mrs. Clyde Harris, Mrs. A. G.
Streeter and Mrs. A. M. Dunlavy.
Brooks grade school will open
September 13 with the same
teachers as last year. Charles
Vlnyard Is Janitor.
Endeavor Society
Presents Supper
SILYERTON The . Christian
Endeavor society of the Christian
church will give a "mystery sup
per" at. the church, Thursday
night, September 2f.
- Mrs. J. W. . Jordon, general
chairman, named aa her assisting
committees, Bob Neal, Joy Paul
son and, Carl Shnster for decora
tion; Geneva 'Jordon for waiters
and waitresses; Margery . Kauw
man, Marcell Kaufman, Mrs Jor
don and Marvin Senter for menu;
LaVonne Thomas,' Lora Holllngs
bead and Marcell Kaufman for en
tertainment and Marvin Senter as
publicity chairman. - . ' ; r -.
The - public . is welcome to at
tend, the affair: .
Kckreall Man Is
Buried at Dallas
RICKREALL Funeral serv
ices for J. W. .Vaughan,- 86, were
conducted Tuesday ..from": the
Henkle-Bolman Funeral home In
Dallas. Mr. Vaughan was bom
near Mt. Vernon; 111.. October 17,
1854, and died at his home in
Rlckreall September IS, 1910, af
ter a brief Illness.
He came to Oregon when a
young man, locating at Indepen
dence on October 17, 1888. He
married , Miss Douty of Inde
pendence and they moved to
Rlckreall in 1889 where they
have resided ever since. He was
a member of the Rlckreall Ma
sonic lodge No. 110 and received
his 50-year Jewell several years
ago.
He Is survived-by his widow,
one . daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hill.
Rlckreall; two sons, J. Walter
of Vernonla, and Fred A. of Mon
mouth; a brother, Barney, of In
dependence; a sister, Llbby
Vaughan, Tacoma, several grand
children and one great grandchild.
Lincoln Folk
Move to Hubbard
LINCOLN Lincoln folk mov
ing awy this month are Mr. and
Mrs. Merle C. Thompson and
children, Joan, June and Wood
son. They are going to Hubbard
where Thompson plans to engage
in the auction business.
Carl McGlsthern and sons, El
mer and Gordon are moving to
Salem.
Garden Club Is
Guest at Brooks
flower Show Planned for
September 26; Public
Extended Invitation
BROOKS Mrs. Mary McClure
and Mrs. Eva Edwards were hos
tesses for the Garden club Thurs
day at its regular meeting.
A" flowr show Is being plan
ned for September 28 . In the
Brooks Methodist church. A sil
ver tea and a display of antique
la also a feature.. The show will
be open to the publie at 2 p. m.
and will continue throughout' the
afternoon. All entries must be In
br 11. o'clock; " There . will be x a
speaker and short program.! Both
red and blue ribbons will be given.
Committees In charge are Mrs.
Wllla .Vlnyard, Mrs. Bertha Bonn
and Mrs. . Dollie Ramp. - flower ar
rangement; Mrs. . Mary . McClure,
Mrs. Harry Single terry and Mrs.
Althea Day, refreshments, and
Mrs. Lela Bartholomew, ribbons
and Judges.
Luncheon was served to the
following members: Mrs. Minnie
Dunnlgan, Mrs. Mary Wampler.
Mrs. Wllla Vlnyard. Mrs. Elma
Ramp, Mrs. Eva Edwards. Mrs.
Anna Dunlavy, Mrs. Mary Mc
Clure, Mrs. Margaret Zahare.
Cleo Ramp, Rovena Stemper.
Shirley Corbett, Alice Holmes,
Mrs. Althea Day, Mrs. Dollie
Ramp, Mrs. Alta Singleterry,
Mrs. Cora Belle Corbett. Mrs. Ber
tha Streeter and Earlene Ross.
Salem Heights Is
Aumsville Guest
8ALEM HEIGHTS The Little
Garden club of Salem Heights
drove to Stay ton Thursday and
had picnic lunch in the park.
Then they proceeded to Aumsville
to the flower show. Mrs. Homer
MeWaln and Mrs. Myron Von
Eaton were Judges of the show.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fashing
have as a guest C L. Harvey of
Los Banos, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olsen of
St. Paul. Minn., are visiting at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Clar
ence Franke.
Ernest Page has returned to
Fort Lewis after two weeks with
home folks. He will be transfer
red to Anchorage, Alaska, Immediately.
Farm Is Leased
To Momnouth Alan
MONMOUTH Raymond Crook,
who operated the John . LeVeck
farm .near Lewisville for the last
five years leased the Frank Lang
hary farm. Laughary will spend
the winter In CaliL. with, his chil
dren. The LeVeck heirs will op
erate the LeVeck farm.
Elizabeth Rader, a graduate of
Colorado State college at Greeley,
Colo., will replace Dorm Gallagher
as primary supervisor in the Inde
pendence., training school. Dora
Gallagher has a year's leave for
graduate study. ,7
Woman's Qub Has
5 liberty Meeting
; LIBERTY The Liberty Wo
man's elub held Its first meeting
this fall on Thursday afternoon at
the home ot Mrs. 8.. B. Davidson.
Twenty eight women were pres
ent for an interesting meeting.
. Mrs. Clarence Holder was
guest speaker and told of her
recent trip to Alaska. Her travel
ogue was In keeping with the club
study topic. The Western Hemi
sphere." Mrs. TV. R. Dallas announced
that anyone interested in knit
ting sweaters for the Red Cross
may obtain the yarn at her home.
Mrs. C. N. Ruggles, president,
presided for the business ses
sion. Other officers for this year
are Mrs. Henry Johnson, vice
president; Mrs. Joseph . Watt,
secretary; standing committees,
Mrs. C. W, Stacey. program;
Mrs. Dallas, education; Mrs. L.
Shuttleworth, flower, and Mrs. L.
D. Walker, child welfare.
Mrs. Frank Kolsky and Mrs.
Jim Cogswell assisted Mrs. Da
vidson in serving during the
tea hour.
Auxiliary Plans
. Sewing Meeting
WOODBURN Woodburn unit
of the American Legion auxiliary
will hold its first sewing meeting
of the fall season Wednesday
night. September 25, at the Le
gion hall.
Plans will be made for a rum
mage sale In the near future. All
members are asked to attend. Mrs.
Gerald Smith will have charge ot
the refreshments. Mrs. E. T. Sims
and Mrs. L. Austin will assist.
Anti-Tank Platoon
Roster Completed
SILYERTON The roster of the
anti-tank platoon. If 2nd infantry,
Oregon national guard, ot SHrer
ton was completed Thursday. The
men will leave Monday morning
by special train at C:l& from H
verton. ' The list Includes let Lieut. Leo
L Alfred; sergeants. Nels T. John
son and Wilfred M. Wills; corpor
als, Harlan P. Anderson, Leslie
C , Anderson, Vernon L Bark
hurst. Wesley M. Best, Harvey B.
Chrlstenson. Lynn "A. Miller, Don
ald C Palmer. Leslie O. Weath
er 111; first class privates, Kenneth.
V. Berg,' Lloyd G. Canoy, Robert
Evenson. Lester Good all, Rosald
P. Reed, Ralph H. Schrooder; Ed
win" N. . Whalen; privates, Edgar
V. Amo. Donald L Anderson, Rob-'
ert G. Anderson, James R. Ander
son, Bruce Bailey, Glen Baker,
Harold Cochran, Eldon Denlson,
Mllford Dixon, George B. Irish,
Harvel L. Kennedy. Lester. P. Lud
vikson. Marvin L. Mellbye, Donald
Ri Olson, Ralph W, Palme r,
Charles - W. Roberts, Francis L
Scott, ArUnd H. Sllffe, Clayton
W. Smith. Charles W. Stnart,
Howard E. Sparks, Paul N. Spen
ser; Roy J. Wenlger and Wavard
J. Wills.
Divorce Suit
Filed at Dallas
DALLAS A suit for divorco
has been tiled In the circuit court
of Polk county by Maxine Lehman
a gins t Cecil Lehman. The couple
was married at Independence la
1937. The plaintiff charges cruel
and, Inhuman treatment and asks)
the control and custody of a
minor child.
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Salera'a Newest Theatre
Last Time Today
George O'Brien in
."MARSHAL OF r
MESA CITY"
Plus
""Owe Hoar to live
with Chas.' Blckford
Cartoon
News
bfo
Specialist Gives
Lecture at School
GRAND ISLAND Buena Mar
ls, extension specialist In family
living at Oregon State college,
will give a lecture at the school
house Thursday, September 21 at
8 p. m. The publie is Invited.
Call Board
J
GRAND "
Today Jane Withers Kent
Taylor in The Girl From Ave
nue A." Lloyd Nolan in "Pier
' It.- , 1.- - - -
Saturday Tyrone Power, Linda
darnelL Dean JaggerT Brian
Donlevy In "Brirta am Young.".
ELSINORE
Today The Rlts Brothers and
the Andrews Sisters In "Argen
tine Nights." Dick Foran. Peggy
Moran In The Mammy's
Hand." : .-
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Today Dick Arlen, ;Andy De-
" vine in "Leather - Pushers
Gene Antry, Smiley Burnette Un
"Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride," -
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Today John G a r 1 1 e 1 d, Ann
Sheridan in "Castle ; on the
Hudson." -Cesar Romero, Jean
Rogers In .Viva Cisco Kid."
Saturday, Midnight ' Show Joan
Crawford. ' Frederic ; March. la
"Susan and God." . - - -
: HOLLYWOOD
Today C h a r 1 e s , Starrett : In
-Two-Fisted .Rangers." - Clark
Gable, -Joan Crawford In
"Strange Cargo.
-. . . LIBERTY '
Today George O'Brien In "Mar--"
shal of Mesa City." ' Charles
'. Blckford. Doris Nolan In "One
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