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Armistice Plans
: Made,1 Silverton
i SILVEKTON F ather Aleutn
j Heibl, OSB of Mount Angel col
lege, will be guest speaker at the
Sllrerton Armistice day program.
Following tradition ot many
years standing, Sllrerton business
houses will close their store and
offices for the day. A parade will
be held at 10 o clock through the
main streets of town, winding up
at the armory where at 11 o'clock
the program will begin
The American Leg t o n, com
manded by F. M. Powell, ta plan
aing. to day's events. Meant An
gel post and auxiliary baa accept
ed an tarnation to Join with the
local group. : The annual dinner
for veterans and their families
will be held . following the pro
gram and In the afternoon : there
will bo the Silrerton-Sandy Coot
.ball game on the local gridiron.
At night the American Legion will
hold It annual Armistice day
. dance.
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Silverton Hills
Officers Elected
SILVERTON HILLS The Bil-
yertoa nnis grange has elected
officers for the It 41 season to
include master, Maurice Benson:
lecturer, Helen Knanf; overseer.
Mrs, victor Howard; treasurer.
Ira Loron;- secretary . Milton
Knanf; chaplain, Sarah Maulding:
gate keeper, file Murray; Stewart,
Lester Beugli; assistant steward.
Harold Loron; lady assistant
Stewart. Lneile Mulkey? Ceres.
Jossl Mires; Flora. Edith Beugll;
Pomona, Grace Malkey; executive
committee. George Benson, Al-
i tred Lee. and E- A. BeugIL
Margery Manlding was an early-
week guest ot two .former SilTer-
ten high school faculty members.
Miss Maulding Tislted with Ethel
Hardle .and with . Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Kramer, at Hood RlTer.
Miss Hardle formerly taught in
the English, department of the
Sllrerton schools and Kramer was
high school principal.
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THE ROAD TO V H E R E Two by two the bombs roll sqs take their places b mm
plane that will fly agasast the Axis treat sesnewhere In England. (A.-lrsaaesuat News Fkote.)
Scio Nows
Pleasure pilgrims from every
where say no such view anj
where else. And, like the
view, like everything else
about this smart vortex of
gaiety which knowing San
Franciscans meaningly refer
co as "The Mark." They in
fer, "no more need be said."
Out-of-town guests say they
are right. Theatres and shops
four minutes away.
Kefs from $S fr Daj
Grgt in Bmildimg
George D. Smith, Gm. Mmgtr
SCIO - Mr. and Mrs. Harry
i Johnston were honored Sunday at
dinner on the occasion of their
37th wedding anniversary at the
home ot their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Johns
ton, who alio observed their 10th
wedding anniversary.
Ed Rubesh sustained Injuries at
his work in a Lebanon cannery
this week. He has operated a berry
farm west of Scio tor a number of
! years and Is secretary of the local
organization selling its pool to the
Lebanon concern.
R. o. Wood of Staytoa was in
Scio this week to confer with lo
cal Boy Scout leaders. Wood is
district commissioner for the or
der.
Frost Sunday night destroyed
many late flowers in the scio
vicinity. It was the first frost of
the season here, and unofficial
temperature Just touched the
freezing point.
Rebekahs of this district will
gather at Scio Saturday afternoon
and night. November Iff, for the
annual convention. Mrs. M a a d
Montgomery of Scio is district
chairman ot the meet.
Frank Lamplot fell from a hay
loft at his farm home southeast
of Scio this week and sustained
a fractured collarbone and ribs.
W. E. Kyle, who has been un
der hospital treatment at Albany
for an injured foot, has returned
to his home at Scio, and is re
ported much Improved.
t AmgtUt Ofc: Gun V. Fawctrr,
$10 West Sixth Street, TKisJty 30V I
Halsiils and
Wakral Heals
Eelley Farquhar
& Co.
Front A Norway Sts Salem
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Grange Social Is
Set at Union Hill
UNION HILL Union Hill
grange social night will be this
Saturday at the grange halL Com
mittee in charge of entertainment
aad lunch is Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Krens and Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Morler.
Mrs. ,W. H. Rooens received
word ot the death ot her brother.
Andy- Cornish ef Klamath Falls,
on Sunday. Cornish had a severe
heart attack while visiting in Salt
Lake City and while on his way
home, suddenly passed away.
Hedy Free Again
1
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Body
f.l.t.
Playing a starring role in Lea An
nies court Hedy Lasnarr is freed
from screen writer Gene Markay.
Her first husband was munitions
magnate Frits MandL Hedy said
their marriage began to founder
when they played same tn which
they wrote down what they thought
of each other.
ScHwexik Fiineral
Set for Saturday
MT. "ANG EL Christian Daniel
Schwenk, ft and a resident of
ML Angel since 1104. died sud
denly while at work at his home
here Wednesday noon.- Funeral
services are set for Saturday
me rnla g at t:C o'clock from St.
Mary's Catholic church.
Mr. Schwenk was born In Ger
many May 11. 1871.' He came to
this country with his parents at
the age ot 14. He was married
to philomeaa Selm in- Philadel
phia October 14. ISIS aad the
couple moved to ML Angel la
lit.
He Is survived by his wife and
for children. Mrs. Helen waser
of Salem, Alois Schwenk and Mrs.
Mary Larson ot Portland, ana
Mrs. Rose Reveal ot ML Angel.
Seven grandchildren also sur
vive.-- "
Lyons No wa
Garden Club Make Plans
SCIO Scio Garden club plans
to sponsor shrubbery planting on
ground surrounarog we new mgu
school building. Mrs. Myle Bart.
Mrs. P. W. 8chrunk and Mrs. J. A.
Bliss were appointed a commit
tee ot club members to cooperate
with the school board on feasible
plana. Mrs. Bart Is also clerk ot
the local district board.
- LTON'S T. h o Lyons, Weasel,
Flat. McCulley Mountain and Fox
Valley school children enjoyed
a vacation ot Monday and Tues
day while the teachers attended
Institute held In Albany. t
Mrs. May Swank spent Tuesday
and . Wednesday In Lyons. Mrs.
Swank is spending, the winter at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Mereer ' at the children's farm
home in Corralll. i
Mr. and Mrs. Al McKlaney are
the parents ot a son born to
them at their home Tuesday. Mrs.
Tom Owens Is caring for Mrs. Mc
Klaney and the baby.
Mrs. Pat Lyons was ta charge
of the' boarding homes Tuesday
while Mrs. Surry served en the
election board. .
Mrs.' Clyde Breeder. Mrs. Stacy
McCaU. Elmer Hialt. and Levi
Qarrisoa made a basin ass trip
to Scio Tuesday..
School Carnival
r Is Held at Scio
8CIO Admissions totaled
$35.99 and concessions $10. Tl st
ths annual high sehool carnival
I at Scio -Friday night. Net pro
ceeds will be nsed to purchase
additional athletics equipment
Games and refreshments fea
tured open house at the J. A.
Bliss home Thursday night when
the high school principal enter
tained for faculty and students.
Settlement or suit is in pros
pect, it is reported, la a case in
volving death ot a valuable sheep
dog belonging to 8. W. Archer ot
near Scio. Driver of the car
which felled the animal, a well-
trained English shepherd, is said
to be liable oa seven counts.
Election Party Held
At Unionvale
. UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dlebel entertained Tues-
dsy night with an election re
turn watch party at their home.
Late in- the night refreshmenta
were served to George Jsmes ot
Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Leaner. Mr. and Mrs. Art Leaner.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Dlebel aad
the hosts.
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NUT MEATS
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THANKS TO SEALS Sure enough, it's the cutaway
done up with ehle glamor in a Matara brown Alaska sealskin
evening Jacket Just made for winter's social season. Seeulns out
line a delicate scroll and see ulna glitter, too, from the buttons.
Bishop Baxter
To Speak
Hendershoot Sella
To Kimbrough
STAYTON Roger Kimbrough
has bought the stock and small
fixtures of the Gem Cefe from
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hendershoot.
He will leans the building and
larger fixtures.
Hendershoot has not announc
ed his plans for the future.
Kimbrougi. came here In lttl,
aad for the past two years has
worked for Fred Devie.
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Wealeyans Meet
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SILVERTON Bishop Bruce
Baxter will speak Tueeday night
at the annual church dinner at
the local Methodist church. The
dinner and address are open to
the public, according to Mra. Har
old Davis, program cnairman.
ouun ok me muoow ww christian Service will prepare aad
meet tonight at the home of tneiBerTa the dinner
n. Lee Withers. The- program
committee is Mrs. J. b. Ernest and I Wheatland Census Taken
Mrs. Kenneth Thompson; the re- WHEATLAND Mrs. Kugene
mmmitiM. Mra. Lwia Wilson, clerk of the Wheatland
m ... r ki.- r-- school hoard has completed the
f"1 "vm l.tinM Mniai and ther ware 41
bers and friends of the Guild are children in the district of school
urged to attend. ' age, a tew more than last year.
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