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Thm OHEGON STATESMAN. Scdtia.-Oregon. Thundot Morning. April 24. 1941:
Parking
"Lot Favored
Chamber Favors Gty
Ownersliip; j Plans
Farmers' Dimmer
INDEPENDENCE President
William Darling presided over the
meeting of the chamber of com
merce Tuesday.
The chamber voted in "favor of
a city owned free parking lot. The
president appointed James Hart,
Ira D. Mix and Glen C. Smith
as a committee to work with the
. city council on this project.
- George Kessler, engineer, rep
, resenting John Cunningham and
f associates, told of the costs of
materials for city walks, curbs
and surfacing, a WPA project
which is being considered by the
city. Estimated cost of 17c per
foot for the curbs, 46c for side
walks and $2.69 for hard sur
facing.
Mark Taylor, of the office of
Earl SneU, showed motion pic
tures of the Tacoma bridge and
of traffic safety.
May 6, the next meeting date,
the chamber of commerce will
hold their annual farmers' dinner
and the farmers of the surround
ing communities will be special
guests. Dr. C. E. Long is general
chairman.
Senator Dean H. Walker was
the guest speaker of the evening.
He told of the activities of the
1941 legislature.
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CORVAIXIS, April 23 The Salem high school shonhand team shown In this picture won second place
in the tenth annual Oregon State shorthand contest held here under the sponsorship of .the depart
meat of secretarial science. Holdinr their banner and cup are, from left, Christine Caplan, Lola
Barnwell, Barbara Scrafford and Shirley Fnlmer. Miss Scrafford also won the first prize gold medal in
the individual awards with a score of 99.4 per cent accuracy. Bliss Barnwell won the third prize
bronze medal. They wtre coached by Elizabeth Hogg, teacher of f commercial subjects in the ' Salem
high school.
INDEPENDENCE Eph Grant
ham has been employed as opera
tor of the Richfield service sta
tion at Main and B streets. Dan
Thompson, who has been operat
ing the station,' has accepted a
position at the Frank Cooper mill.
INDEPENDENCE Thursday
evening Valley lodge No. 42 IOOF
will celebrate its 68th anniversary
and also observe the 122nd anni
versary of the grand lodge.
Dinner will be served at 7
. o'clock. A program will follow
, under the direction of Clyde Wun
der, Thomas Ritchey and Wayne
McGowan.
the Thursday bridge club at her
country home this week. Mrs
C A. Fratzke held high honors
for the play of contract for the
evening, and Dr. C. A. Fratzke
held high score average for the
year's play.
The six losers will entertain the
six winners with a dinner in
Salem soon.
Needlecraft society of the Cal
vary Presbyterian church met at
the home of Mrs. Coral Collins
last week -with Mrs. Blanche
Kirkendale as co-hostess.
Newly elected officers were in
stalled lor tne coming year as
follows: Mrs. C. O. Sloper, presi
dent; Mrs. George C. Knott, vice
president; and Mrs. T. D. Pom
eroy, secretary-treasurer.
I N D E P E N DENCE Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Van Dyke entertained show at Turner!
Valley Events
April 24, 23. 26 Marion County 4H
club show, exhibit building, fair
grounds '
May 10 Monmouth lamb chow.
May 13 Nut Growers meet, Leb
anon. May 24 Scio.fat lamb show.
June 7 Marion County fat lamb
yet, they are getting their founda
tion work. They have had six real
projects which they have com
pleted this year. ;
Achievement
a v Noted:
4H Work on !
Exhibition
SWEGLE The 4H achievement
day program of Swegle school
was held Friday in the school
auditorium. i
salute, led by John Dalke; 4 arae 311(1 a sma31. house or tic parking in the city, giving the its first appearance.
J Council Asks
Information ".-
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DHdge Question Still
Unsettled; Pinball ;
Ordinance iTabled : , '
SILVER TON City Manager
Elgin McCleary was instructed to
gain further information on Sil
verton bridges and present this
at the" regular meeting of the city
council to be held May. 5, it was
decided at Tuesday night's special
meeting. No agreement on repairs
could be reached by the council.
Members felt that not sufficient
information was at hand. '
- The trend of the discussion was
that if - it is possible to fix the k
James avenue bridge temporarily
at little cost then this should be
done so that it could be used
while the ' Main street bridge is
being repaired. But if the tem
porary repairs prove expensive,
then it would be best to make the
"temporary" situation last at least
for a few years until, further
funds could be voted for its re
placement. The city budget, at
present, does not provide for
bridge repair! but,! members of
the council report,' some means
of repairing the two bridges will
have to be figured out in the near
future. I '
At the special council mee
three ordinances " came up for
their third reading. The ordinance
Film Player Baby Debut .
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BIr. and Mrsv Ronald Beagaa and danghter
" Making her camera debut In Hollywood, Maureen Elizabeth Reagan
fa shown with her happy parents, the film players Ronald Reagan
' ' and Jane Wyman. Maureen now Is four months old. - 1
ihg Done
For Bazaar
pledge led by Irene Sizemore;
group singing; playlette, inter-j
mediate room; piano solo, Luella
Mae Owens; sewing demonstra
tion, Delma Lake and Patricia
Standley; 4H song, composed by
the cooking club, sung by Patricia
Standley; demonstration, Delma
Lake and Luella Mae Owens; song
with guitar accompaniment. Bud
dy Logan and David Carson;
breakfast demonstration by Lau-i
netta Cozad, Mildred Sheets, Ann!
Becker, Joan Lake, Rogene andr
Ruby Pauls; song, Joan and Elea-
nor Smith; remarks on 4H work
Ralph Nelson.
Although the first, second and
third grades do not have 4H work
SWEGL E The Lee Hensen prohibiting . trespassing on city
home, which was destroyed by property and providing for the
fire, is being rebuilt first with osMng of signs to that effect
combination milkhouse and sl? ine
" piunuuijj iui a more eias-
' MT. ANGEL Achievement day HAZEL G R E E N St.- Ann
was held for St Mary's school 4H Country Sewing club of -the St.
club members Thursday. " Vincent De Paul church, Salem,
,, , , . , i v uic uunre oi ivjib. r ranees
ii wgmnen orCn,ira rnaae Gainard for an aU day meeting
Mrs. Lawrence Zielinski will be
Prizes on the work exhibited hostess tpday.-
the family to live in at present council power to change regulat-
ine ruture farmer boys have been ea space wnen necessary passed . ... - A ... The club will finish a number
..... I ivith 4- rrr tJJ " - I . . . - 1
tne nuudmgs. The ,,w, oi articles for a bazaar
Si n lu uva ska o
working on
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,, balls was tabled. This ordinance
ceuaneous snower. nmviHerf tr- i:
to be held
SOOn CHI the lfith snnivprar rt
Posters: grade three First,' Re- the local church. . . 1
nata von Weiss; second, Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe West camel en. snrh n aireav tB ;n . .... i : . . .
, . , , . .. . i -"t Hanxen: tnira. r rorence Bau-i"w cum. lviargarei uimier.
Tuesday for a short visit with but raised the license on the pri- T r. TJ Mrs. Suing Salem. Mrs. Alb3
Mr. West's mother and to take vately owned machine to 25. weber- Grade ur-TnU Berna- JhSSL St.
home their son, Judson, who has
been visiting his grandmother.
dette Hauth; second, LaVonne
PetzeL Quinaby, Mrs. Fred Hash4
lebacher, Mrs. Max. Woods, Mrs
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smartness you'll find every new style
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SsILVERTON Miss Catharin Frey: third. Daniel Webb. Grade I J A 7ioi;nvi nr ik.u..L
New families moving into the f Barry, public health nurse. wa five First Atfgust Bachmeier: iharh- m tji, 7W!..i.i
nAmmnnifir ILT tf T i ; . . . ... ' " I . . ,V . '
. I me leaturea soeaicer at th ohiirf secono. raunne weis; uura. afnri Mn Tniman Afiwtw
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""'J' uicy inuvcu I welfare Droeram of th Amori. I Joanne Bochsler. Grades six and n,. nf .ci ,u- i
mlA th. "7K1 r- T. 1 , ... . , v . I " -"v imi.iutl
u. .v uvuu uuit vu jhw- can region auxiliary M o n d a y eigrnn rirst, cnanoire ocnwao; the club.
j y .. . ' 7" - . i uigai. one was tne guest or Mrs. - nazei Green is grouped with
famUy m the Parrish home on A. J. Titus, chairman, when the Margo von Weiss. Grade six the Hayesville,. district in the
udruen ludu. irvai imi sntariinoj k. irt a rFirstL Nil wv: second. Jnspnh I d,i . .:. 1
, we ii w. au-l - " i uicu muait icsuvu'. prosrami
r riday afternoon Mrs. Frank poI mpmW tlt a -d; Rrock: third- Benedict Schwab, m.. ji x.. , . "
Ricket and Mrs. Martin Starr were president was official hostess. ' Grade seven First John Schaf- trict are a tableaux to illustrate
';ui,TK' " ""T mtAct uume uu xviTs. j. j. Lewis, Salem, will Ier secono, uaeua wpoita; umu, western music and a folk dance by
, - . assiw tne local unit in presenting 1 "w- Ci614V me primary room.
Krf--Wi link r:lkAM v nM W I lv tTT - Tl . Jt n I
iwru wuw. i iikctu uiauuiu uu a program over KSLM durinjr i maureen weuman; seconu, uur-
- - - - I j.nu5ic weex. a numoer oi local "" iiu"mu, .vuinre . .
Starr had as her guests her three unit members nlan t -ttH Hoffer. Forestry First Ed Biele- Aunt, la Visitor
daughters, Mrs. Ward Prescott May 1 luncheon at a Portland meier; second, Alcuin Annen; AURORA Mr. ,and Mrs. James
ana Mrs. Noby Zeller, Salem, and hotel and the afternoon nmmm third, Ralph Dieker. Homemaking Ogle have ar guests this week Mr
Mrs. Mabel Downey of Sweet First Kav CLearv: second. Da-I and Mrs. '.R. n .Reath f Rate
Mrs. JSnid Lemstra, on her offi- 1tuIC ""J """
cial visit to Oreson land. Cooking II (angel food
n m..L Two members whn hav cake) Iirst oorotny Holland; sec-
UJmmunilY VIUDS centlv moved f'rnn, MiLZ. -ond. Kay CTLeary; (sponge cake)
X4.X a 1 wauicui n cuuiou, ).vuiiu
Home.
Mrs. Beath is an aunt of Mrs. Ogle.
Courts Have J
Iiistallatibix::
Sublimity and Stayton I
'Catholic Croups Meet .
for Joint Ceremony
SUBLIMITY With an attend
ance of 70 members, St. Agnesi
Court of the ' Women's Catholiri
Thursday at the C. F. hall for a
Joint installation with St Mary's
Court of Stayton. j
A class of 14 new members
were initiated for Sublimity. The
degree work "was performed bv
Jennie Kirk, Portland, and the
oath of : officers was given by
Rev. George Sniderhorn, chaplain
of St Mary's court, Stayton. Of
ficers installed for St MaryV
court Sot the ensuing year "are:
Clara Spaniel, chief ranger; Ma
bel OdenthaL vice chief ranger:
Theresa Fery, recording secre
tary; Bertha Gehlen, financial
secretary; Josephine Brand, treas-
urerf Clara Dozler, Emma Fehlen,
Louise Gossner, trustess; Adelia
Boedigheimer, Cecelia Fery, cori-
dqctors; "Julia Grles, Caroline
ery, sentinels,. . .. . ;
Officers installed for St. Agnes
court. Sublimity, were chief ran
ger," Angeline 'HasslerJ vice chief .
ranger,! Mary Duchatean; record
ing secretary, Grace Ditter; finan
cial secretary, Isabel Ditter; treas
urer," Catherine Toepfer;- trustees!
Rose Riesterer, Mame Steinkamp
and Nettie Crump; conducto,
Cecelia DiUer and Lorraine Duch
ateau; sentinels, Anna Van Han
del and Ida Stiffes.
New members initiated for Sub-
imity were; Barbara Minden,
Frances Kintz, Agnes Welter,
Margaret Kintz, Maud Robl, Flor
ence Schmitt Jennie Riestererj
Mabel Robl, Lauretta Birkholz,
Emma Minden, Eleanor Welter,
Dorothy Reuf, Lorraine Duchat
eau and Maxine Kintz. Visiting
members from .St Paul court and
Salem were present , , 1
Play
Scheduled
- FALLS CITY The senior class
of the high - school will present
the play, -He Who Hesitates" Fri
day n the auditorium. ' 1
In the cast are Dolores Nagel.
Marvin Lorimor, Stanley .Reiber,
Myrtle Reeves-,- David Boozer, Jim
Inman, Jeanette Kopecky, Verda
Murphy, David Garrison, Maxine
Graham, -Ruth Taylor and Con
nie Brockway. , .
M A C L E A Y The community mj" ..tT." Jeannette Rehm: third. Gertrude
,iii . i 1 11 1 v,wt7i, wiu u- nunorea at 1 . . . . - . .
Say wito Mrs ArmuV h 3 handkerchief ower April 30.
Mrs. Edward Tooker and Mrs. 0.. ....
Weissenfels. Cooking III, first
Florence Hassing.
Judges were Hugh Emry, Mrs.
McGovern in charge of the pro- turned out Monavht fnr Zl Cecilia Skonelzni, Miss Pauline
-am. Mrs Ocrnr piv Tur, tut.. lumea oul Monday night for the ,,, .j tt...4h t
be in charge of refreshments.
In Clear Pastel
SPUN RAYON
Tailored for real summer smartness and
comfort. Every shade from which to choose
in this great selection. Priced just right, too.
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Cool and Mrs. Alfred sirawn will fiff"SeC?,aSim.Shee m.etal
wm win acxuai worjc in
aoout two weeks. A irouo of
those who registered Monday
HAZEL GREEN The commun- night will be eligible for the sec-
ity club meeting for April 23 oud course to be given when
has been changed to May 9 be- school is out. Just where the
cause the pupils that are to pre- course will be held has not been
sent the puppet show are taking definitely decided. The instructor
part In the rural music festival will also be chosen .prior to the
on that date
Saalfeld and Miss Eustelle Bau-
man.
Club Elects
Delegates
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MEHAMA The Mehama Wom-
freshments will be served.
is the last meeting until fall.
SWEGLE Friday night a spe
cial meeting of the community
dub will be held at the school -
Jhouse. with an all-srhmi nrvwleeli. Morris Verbeck. Lillian Km.
Hundreds of the season's smartest
to choose from. Pleasing new
shades in eyery popular fabric
Bedford's, Gabardines, and. others;
It's Bishop's Slacks for summer
comfort and cas- C f OlC
ual good looks . . . ?A LB
Choose Your Sport Togs from
Bishop's Great Selection!
opening date of the actual classes, an' db surprised Mrs. Minnie
Hughes, Silverton, Friday with an
o A xwt A -mr I .vvii xxuvu fUieiMHl .sw.
ouiiiAjvi commun- CTw v.--v. 1 , , 1 a -a0ia- KucinA..
ity club will meet Friday. A pro- at..n , Hei-t- Wr i t.
SStn'?1! the county convention at
isera vr iMitHi. nr iu n. e.iati riffar e AmAn werv f:.
morning was spent in putting onjtelLi Philip pi, president; Mrs.
a group of musical numbers by p- McCauley, vice-president; Dor-
tne local students. itnene wuson, secretary; xylene
Going with Instructor Ellef son Spina, treasurer.
were Dick Adams, Agnes " Nae-1 Red Cross sewing was distrib-1
celL Mnrri vrWv riii;.. xt luted and clubhouse Dlans formu-
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I gram. Music that the school ein ren. Irene Moseni?. Marlon Huhh I lated during .the day.
I a 4ti. ..ot. 1 x .1-- vi.l Tui!n nab. t ir I The TtPTct meetinff will be with
. uic aaxuoav icauvdi aL Lilt? ii I v ii i jb'cuAAA.c iicii r xyxti i iiilm n i
school in the afternoon will be Jean McClanathan. Wavne Rn. I Mrs. Merle Teeters on May 7.
featured, with other selections Don Renwick, Jim Firman. Car-
I which include every pupil in the roll Goodall, Mae Grinde, Vic I pany --office at the end of Mill
scnooi. Tolcs tad. Russell Christenson. Jim street. Is beins razed this week.
ll sen, Jim Nelson, Kenneth
CVvilre nrH 1r,alriT Tnknr.n I . CTt VtTTTM Mi A Mm
nvwrry at uAnrvr I wuuu. 1 uujtw.w" aus.
v",1"nu ii vy r ij KJLli- I , , , . ... . I rr - TU,m h naMn. 1
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president ; Lore n Gower! vice- the, Silverton Lumber com- I the SUrerton hospitaL
president; Beulah Lichty, secretary-treasurer.
Outgoing officers are Bert Bye
and Walter Haverson. .
A program arranged by Mrs.
Henry Roth, Mrs. Alec Lichty,
and Mrs. Grover Lichty included
, vocal duet, Mrs. Will Roth and
.w., . .vii. uiiuiV , AAT
ganbill and Mr. Hansen, accom
panied by Mrs. Clarence Herr;
skit, Harold Roth and Caroline
Hildebrandt; piano solo, Allie
Maxine Werner; songs, Vernetta
and Dale Herr, Shirley and Jerry
Roth; reading, Mrs. Clarence Sim
mons; skit, Ralph Steffen and Le
Roy Beals; recitation, "Dick Bye;
reading, Mrs. Clarence Johnson;
songs, Doris and Joanne Roth.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Lor
es. Gower and Mrs. Maurice
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UNIONVALE The April meet
ing of the Community club was
held at the school house Friday.
More than $30 was received
from the carnival , type program.
?4.5Q of it was from sale of pop
corn ' and homemade candy' sold
by the girls. During the business
meeting "slow-down boy and girl
patrol signs' were voted to be
placed on the 'highway .(in-.front
of the school grounds. - ' ' .
: Mr. Church from ' the secretary
of state's office showed three :
moving- talking pictures. The
i yrunraiu. was in coarse OI tne
president, Mrs. Clark Noble and
Mrs. Clarence Crawley. j
. The next meeting will be an
all-day picnic and will be held .
the last day of school. Thursdav.
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