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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1941)
FACE rOUSTEQI TU'OBIGOH STATESMAN, Salmn. Oregon. Friday Morning. May 16. 1941 Society Notes Anniversary Gervais Missionary I Group Founded 50 Years Ago GERVAIS Luncheon at 1 o'clock, served to about 75 per sons, Wednesday opened the j meeting in observance of the golden anniversary of the Gervais j Presbyterian Missionary society. " A program was given in the audi t torium during the afternoon, j: ? , Guests from Portland, McMinn ; ville, Salem,-Woodburn, Oregon i City. Bethel, Fairfield and Wren 1 were introduced by the president, ; Mrs. G. J. Moisan. Among those introduced were Mrs. Clara Jones and Mrs. Loretta j Walker, charter members; two f daughters of Rev. BrouiHette, a ' former pastor; Mrs." . Mochel, ; Woodburn, and Mrs. Achor of ' i Oregon, City, wives of former pastors, all of whom took a part on the program, and Miss Berner, '; soloist at the Salem church, sang. ' Daughters of members who have j passed away were introduced. ' Mrs. ! Jones assisted in organiz- 111 a uic puvicijr, uic luai m uic I valley, in Albany in April, 1891. ; In May she organized the Gervais s societyt She was its first president and served in that .office for more i than 40 vears. ' ' 5 " At the meeting Wednesday the ! name of the society was changed j to the VClara Jones Missionary t society." She and . Mrs. Walker were presented with gifts from ! the group. . . Five Finish Year's Work NORTH HOWELL Eighth grade graduation exercises were held Wednesday' at the North Howellj grange hall for Pauline Neliton, Doris Stucklick, Ronald and Robert Schmidt and John Earls. The class will by . Ronald Schmidt, prophecy by Phillip Marx, music and a talk by Jack Kennedy were on the program. The 411 club grange scholarship was presented to Pauline Neliton by the grange master, Mrs. A. B. Wiesner. Diplomas were awarded by the chairman of the -school board, Joe Schmidt, and certifi cates in writing presented by Mrs. Clark ind Mrs. Hiefiker. . Thursday the pupils enjoyed their annual picnic on the school grounds and today is the last day. Report cards will be given and goodbyes said until September. Grangers' News KEliERA grange social will be heli Wednesday. It is an open meeting for the public. A program arranged by Mrs. Wolfe will be given. I WEST SALEM Prizes amount ing to $7 will be awarded to win ners in the seven local 4H clubs , at the 'exhibit held in the school building. Friday evening, May 23. The grange voted Thursday to ' donate this money to encourage 4H club members. A play will be given as a bene- I fit at the next social meeting. " Harry Phillips, master, will not be able to attend the state grange . ; convention in Newport next month, so Mrs. B. I. Ferguson was elected as alternate. Corsages were presented to all 'ladies present. A Mother's day pageant was presented by some ladies of the grange. A panel dis- cussion on "What Democracy Means to Us" was given by Mrs. ; Phil Hathaway, Harry Phillips, T. T. Crozer, Arthur Brown, ; Leighton Dashiell and Mrs. Rob ert Pattison. Uncovers Clues I ' r V 1 ' l i A j Mass Meet Scheduled Formation of Fire District Studied at Stanton STAYTON A mass meeting is called at the Stayton city hall Fri day at 730 pjn. to discuss the for mation of a fire district. 1 ' The proposed district is within a 10 mile radius of Stayton, which territory It Is anticipated will run into Linn county five miles, six miles towards Mehama, north of Stayton into 1 Silver Creek falls country, and east of Stayton, tak ing in West Stayton and Marion districts. Representatives of the . state fire marshal's office, Salem, will attend and the program will be outlined by one familiar with this work and instrumental in the for mation of other fire districts la the past It Is the opinion of many that the' quarters- of the Stayton fire department would be an ideal place for the centralization of this fire district. Additional equipment would be manned by the firemen of Stayton. The formation of fire districts under the current law of 1941 legislature is said to be an easy- matter and the costs of such districts and necessary fire fight ing equipment soon is offset by, reduced insurance premiums and fire losses. All rural patrons that will be served by this new dis trict are urged to attend. - : i r U 1 . t . , . T" -,. v. - T" .. v Mrs.tRar Cozel the past 10 days PlinmliPi TTpirfi merce Tuesday, a program was Daughter Born PrOOKS ANOWS were Mrs.. John Keller and infant . furnished by the Oregon College of NORTH HOWELL Mrs. Mar- i BROOKS Mrs. Leo Ramp en- daughter, Phyllis Kaye of Dallas. OGE PreXV Education, Monmouth. tha Vinlon received word Thurs- tertained with a luncheon Mon- Mr. Keller and two daughters, 'nTT ,,t .?n(f R R. Turner superintendent of of toe birth of daughter to ttZJX S' Si ZJZ. I'LVZJZ August Woelie of North Howell, Mrs. Keller returned home with . . . , r., . N her i grandmother, Mr Marie them, Mr." and Mrs.- Dale: slater Mr. and Mrs.- William Cottew college, who spoke briefly on the Carol Lou. Ingebretson of Silverton, and her of Oceanlake and Robert Stalcup have had as their guest, Mrs." educational, setup at the normal i , , mother-in-law, JJrs. W, F Ramp, of Portland were visitors at the Cottew'i sister, Mrs. E. K. Lit- The a capella choir, directed by as did the male quartet from the Guests at the home of Mr. and Cozel home Wednesday. : trell i of Marshfield.. . ? . . Mrs. Florence ' Hutchinson, sang normal school. y " " ' " " ' ' - , VIOLET WELLS Based on startling clues supplied by Violet Wells, 19, police of southern California speeded up . and expanded efforts to capture Alfred Wells, hunchbacked San Bernardino slayer of three per sons. Hardly had officials ab sorbed shocking details of the murders when officers were blonde girl, which may also riven does by the sobbing lead to the solution of six other unsolved murders, police said. Picnic Ends School Year Ktu lilLLr Ked Hill . grange held iti business meeting Tuesday, The lecturer, Mrs. Caldwell, pre sented a program of music, read ings and a skit. ...... , Mrs.' Dencer, home, economics chairman, announced a meeting May 21 at the home of Mrs. E. G. Clark with covered dish dinner at noon.. - The grange decided their meet ing May 27 would be a social ses sion starting with covered dish dinner at 7 p.m. in the hall after which pictures will .be shown of the process of refining sugar from ugar beets. ' Sl 1 BOTTOM School Monday with an all MISSION closed here day picnic. The morning was spent in sports with ribbons awarded to Dona Rene Bradford, David Mas- see, Beverly Jones, Cordon Tuye, Florence Webb, Bernard Benson, Jennene Myers, Calvin Massee, Mary Massee, Ruth Townsend, Wilbur Bittner, Elaine Townsend and Leonard Benson. A scholarship to the summer school at Corvallis was presented by the-PTA to Mary Massee. Half scholarships went to Ruth Town send and Wilbur Bittnerr Mrs. Paul Townsend will take the chil dren June 9. Picnic Marks School Close WHEATLAND The Wheatland school will close Tuesday with a picnic at Silver Creek Falls. - Miss Hazel Swanson, the teach er, took her eighth grade students to Portland, Saturday on a sight seeing trip. Constance Michael, Macil Fields and Nathelle Scog gan went. , Certificates Are Awarded SUBLIMITY Twenty one per sons have received certificates in standard first aid course. These people were instructed the past two 'months by Mrs. Gordon Black of Salem. They are: Louise Phillips. Grace Dit-ter,- Angelina Kassler. Frances Kintz, Minni Hassler, Mary Hottinger. Jen nie. Riesterer, OrvUle Lulay. Raymond Rauscher, Leonard Hendricks. Joseph Gerspacher, Mathew Gerspacher. Inez Star, Evelyn Kremer, Ida Riesterer, Marcetla Neitling, Marguerite Heuber ger, Mary Gerspacher, Marcella Frank, Betty Beitel and Anna Hendricks. Those receiving the certificate for the advanced course from Mr. Earl La Fond were: Grace Ditter. Minnie Hass ler, Louise Phillip? , Angeline Hassler, Frances Kintz. Jennie Riesterer and Mary Hottinger. - Those who have taken the in structor course from Ben Carpen ter and received their cards are: Frances .Kintz, Minnie Hassler, Louise Phillips, Jennie Riesterer and Grace Ditter. Junior-Women Fete Mothers HAYESVILLE Members of the Junior Woman's club entertained Saturday with a tea in honor of their mothers. Guests were presented with cor sages and Mrs. J. W. Kenneday re ceived a gift in appreciation of her help Jn organizing and bring ing tq a successful close the first year of the club. 1 Tea, was served te Mrs. J. W. Kenneday, Mrs. T. A. Lewis, Mrs. Ronald Hall, Mrs. F. Mowry, Mrs. Chester Doolittle, Mrs. Hershall Robertson, Mrs. Elsa Frey, Mrs. Harry Hobson and Mrs. Albert Stettler after the program. ; Strawberry picking for the lo cal canneries was expected to start Thursday. Community Clubs ROSED ALE The Community club met at the schoolhouse Sat urday and elected officers lor the coming year as follows: president, H. S. Carter; vice-president, H. R. Jones; secretary, Mrs. Peterson. The next meeting will be held in September. HAZEL, GREEN The Com munity club met for the last meeting of the season last Friday. Officers elected were: president, Mrs. Rudolph Wacken; vice-president, Mrs. Ralph Gilbert; secreta ry, Irene Wacken; treasurer, John Wolf. A vote of thanks was given the retiring officers: president, Mrs, Ralph Worden; vice-president, Mrs. Ralph Gilbert; secreta ry, Caroline Kasper and treasurer, Mrs. Henry Rasmussen. Motion pictures were shown by ment.; Music was by the school primary room with tableau of western scenes. SALEM HEIGHTS Tonight will be the last meeting of the Community club for the year. New officers for the ensuing year will be elected. . A program is planned by the committee, Mr, Anderson, Mr. Dunn" and Hobert Smith, PRATUM The Pratum Com munity club will hold its final meeting of the year at the school house' Friday at 8 o'clock. On the program committee are Grover Welty, Harold deVries, and Thom as Jones. The 4H clubs will sell candy lor the benefit of their scholar chirt ftin4 1Tas4 VIim. 4h : the Marion county health depart iZ V i I- ! The's a match for him SilvU Sidney lets Humphrey Borart know she can be Just as tough as he is, in "The Wagons Roll at Night," new - action drama now showlnr at the Elslnoro theatre, j The companion ' feature is "The Gar Yatabond starrtnr Roscoe, Karns & Rath 'Milk; Going to Town.' BRUSH COLLEGE The May meeting of Brush College com munity club was - presided over by President Joe Singer.' " : Plans were made to elect offi cers at the meeting June 13. Program . numbers included an accordion selection by Mildred Nelson; piano solo, Harriett Ma- zac; colored films by Vernon Mer rick and Perl McKinney, showing local scenes, pictures taken while on a inp xo ..Washington, DC, by Frank: Crawford, Jr, and Merrick. LAB1SH CENTER At the last community, club meeting for this year Central Howell presented a play. New officers elected were Reuben Boehm, president; Mrs. Wiliard Hornschuch, j secretary treasurer; Harry Boehm and Con nie Weinman, members of the ex ecutive committee. 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