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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1941)
1 1 Tha OSTGOIf STATESMAN. -SoW. Cfcogon. Friday Morning, February 21. 134 1 f PACT ELEVE7 J i jense , Objected ; ' Lebanon Pastors Hit Billiard ! parlor - Petition - LEBANON At the last council meeting' Rev. Lawrence - Bixler, president of the ministerial - as sociation presented a remon strance against the proposed lices ing of card rooms,' signed byv3$3 people. ' A petition favoring such licensing, was 'signed by 363. It was decided that the matter should be put up to the people at the next regular election. Evans Products company asked for; fire protection and Fire Chief Elmer Fitzgerald "was Instructed to find out from the fire marshall : what arrangements-might be best. As city limits on the east are not marked, the city engineer was in structed to establish the boundary where" the mill property adjoins the town. - Milton - street, it was agreed, should be opened. and the matter of opening a street to the sawmill site was discussed. A " petition for opening of a sewer on Cleveland between East Grant and Oak streets was granted and the public property commit tee was authorized to lease lots on Third street for the loading of logs. I - "- rV LEBANON All who want work at the plywood mill should regis ter again. The old lists became so out of date that all registrations made before February- 15 have been destroyed. Many of the first applicants have been employed at the mill or elsewhere that it became a problem to locate men for the jobs as they opened up. All hiring is done through the state employment office. Lyons News LYONS Mr and Mrs. William Fetherstoh, jr., moved to Bridle vale Monday, where he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peterson moved to Seattle Sunday, where their son Bob is employed at the Boeing Aircraft company. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen visited friends in Portland Sunday They also visited in Vancouver and Camas, ! Wash. Mrs. Minnie Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee, Violet and Harvey of Ketchikan, ' Alaska, visited last week at the home of Mrs. Ru dolf Brader and family. Genevieve .Halliiv who has been employed in the office at the Mt. Jefferson lumber company, left for Eugene Sunday, where she will be employed in the office for the Monroe lumber company. Mr. and Mrs. John Trask of Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ma son and daughter Pauline of De troit and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gessher and children Donnie, Ju dy, and Garry of Sublimity, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Nydigger.- FJsts Fly . in Union Dispute v : ? 1 :aj t-9 : ' 1 ( r jit Police struggle with picket Police struggle with a picket at New York's Battery where an Intra unlon jurisdictional dispute at the site of construction of the new Battery-Brooklyn tunnel has resulted In frequent clashes. Police and pickets -clashed, resulting in the arrest of six and cuts and bruises to several "athers. Note the club in hand of policeman at lef t Faimig .Tfee V villsTiOgger . . P,P1M MOIAIiA--Georgei 5T.. Ander son, 62, logger, employed by Col ton logging 'company, abput.15 miles southeast of Colton, was killed , instantly , Tuesday morning when pinned between a tree and a, stump. He was ; employed ? as bucker and aftef cutting ; a r tree on an incline, it whiled nd crushed him against a stump. He had been working for- the com pany about four months. " ; Anderson, who resided la the Timber Grove district for the past eight years, was born in Stratton, Neb., on January 23," 1893 and came to Oregon 42 years ago. '., - He is survired by his widow, Marjorie; his father, John of Ho lalla; two sons, Clifford of Bea vercreek and ElmerV( at 'home; three daughters, Mrs. V. A. Sim mons of Astoria,; MrsO George Moser and Velma Anderson, both of . Beavercreekj two brothers, Frank of Molalla and John of Canby; three sisters, Mrs. .Lew Wallace of Molalla and Grace Lewis ef Oregon City . .fc ; Funeral services were held at Everhart Funeral Home In Mo lalla at 1:30 Thursday. , Grangers Nowj MOLALLA MolaHa grange No. 310: held; its regular, social meeting Monday night when ft ' greup of Boy .5cputs gve a denj onstration; on. first' aid methodsi . B. T. Youel, Jcrjange master, gair a talk on Oregon history with ..- T -S. -4 .j- discussion following. . It was announced that Spring- . water grange will visit Molalla -j at. the all-day meeting on March,;. Dinner Is Given At Looney Butte LOONEY BUTTE Mr. and Mrs. John Terhune entertained recent ly with a dinner followed by an evening of bridge. High honors going to Mrs. Victor Looney and Hal Wiley. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Nebergall, of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sears and Edith Libby, Salem Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. James Pate, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Looney, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wiley, Karl Steiwer and Eleanor and Mar garet Looney. . Swegle Resident Enter Hospital S W E G L George Standsley was taken to a Salem hospital Monday night with pneumonia. Herbert Zobel entered a hospital Wednesday for a minor operation. Mrs. Blanche Schwiening has been at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, for two weeks rest following an ap pend ictomy. She returned to her home in Salem Monday. Daughter, KC Dance Held STAYTON One of the largest groups to attend a dance in Stay ton was present at the benefit dance sponsored recently by the Catholic Daughters and the Knights of Columbus, at the Stay ton Forester hall. The committee in charge of the dance were Mrs. Vincent Lu lay and Jerry Marking, chairman; Virgie Bradley, Angeline Dam brecht, Mrs. Edw. J. 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