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KG Initiates
Visiting Officials
Confer Degrees ?.
at Stayton
STAYTONApproximately 300
Knights, of Columbus and their
- friends attended the large class in
itiation of new . candidates into
- the local council, Sunday. The de
cree were under the direction of
District Deputy Louis LeDoux,
Mt Angel and State Deputy T. A.
Windishar. Salem, with ML An
.geLTrlegree team conferring the
-lirsttT second degree and the
; exempuiisation or the major de
gree vrasnducted by State Sec
retaryind Past State Deputy Ed
Wardt Jitill, Stayton, assisted by
K$y-icktt, Klamath Falls.
yiepreicntative Knights were
v present Jtom Portland, Hillsboro,
OrgobC;ty, Woodburn, Salem,
IBhd.vKlamath Falls and Eugene.
' Following-, the conferring of the
degrees,', a, banquet was served at
Sublimity! by the Lady Foresters.
Edward J. Bell acted as toastmas
teK::vv
J Prominent Knights of Columbus
appearing on the program were:
.Rev.; Joseph Scherbring, Sublim
ity, -chaplain; Windishar, state
deputy; LeDoux, district deputy;
Vj: A. L. Blivin, Salem, supreme
office field agent; W. Dan Hany,
Salem, district deputy; Rev. Geo.
Sniderhon, Stayton, and the
Grand Knight Elect of Sublimity
Knights of Columbus, Edward Ja
coby Clarence Hendricks, Stayton, lo
cal council membership chairman,
introduced the new members,
r Others called upon were Grand
Knight Hermens, Hillsboro
Knights; Grand Knight Edward
Stolle, Mt. Angel council; Grand
Knight Thomas O'Brien, Klamath
Falls council, and District Deputy
Leo Normand, Bend.
Orchestral numbers were fur
nished by the Etzel orchestra, all
members of the local Knights of
Columbus, and a vocal solo was
given by Mrs. Marie Hottinger,
accompanied by Jennie Riesterer.
Tuesday evening at Sublimity was
the "smoker, the first meeting
following the conferring of de
grees.
STAYTON Calvin Hughes
and Fred Dickman left recently to
attend the Boys' State at Corval
lis. The American Legion is spon
soring Dickman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dickman, North Santi
am, and the Stayton Lions club is
sponsoring Hughes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hughes, Stayton.
Entertain for Guests
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
Glvena entertained Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Barber,
Longview, Wash., and Mrs. Nellie
Sltten and baby daughter of Al
bany .-. Dr. and Mrs. Earnest Lewis, Ne
braska, who are touring the west
ern states seeking a new location,
called on their cousin, Mrs. E. C.
Bear, Monday.
Pioneer News
PIONEER Mrs. John Keller
and daughters, Dorothy, Shirley
and Phyllis, visited at Brooks with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cozel Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dorn
becker and Mary of Falls City,
Mildred and Joan Domaschofsky,
and Curtiss Dornbecker, visited
at the Frank Dornbecker home.
Curtiss Dornbecker who is work
ing for the Southern Pacific, was
tome Saturday.
PIONEER Dorothy Keller, who
spent the past two weeks at Cor
Vallis attending the 4H summer
school has returned.
Dale Brock is working Clarence
Dombecker's prune orchard this
week. Mr. Brock is working for
Mr. Shreeve of Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Theiss
tod children Evelyn, George and
Joan, had as their guests for din
ner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Balough, Portland; Mrs. Theis
celebrated her birthday.
Mrs. Helen Anderson and sons
Norman and Gordon left for their
home in Walla Walla, Tuesday
after visiting ten days with Mrs.
Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Keller, sr, and other rela
tive and friends of hers. The An
dersons will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Saling, Portland, on their
return. ; ..
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Salem Bank Speeds Up Statements
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Ladd & Bush-Salem branch of the United States National bank, which sends of 18,000 pieces of mail
in an average month, has installed a high speed postage meter, pictured above, te expedite handling
of its postal matter, especially its statements to customers. The machine will stamp 10,000 envelopes
an hour. Pictured with the machine are Frank Crawford, manager of the bank's interior department
here, and one of the operators, Beverly Armstrong.
W. Salem Dog Owners Warned;
Ordinance Being Enforced
WEST SALEM The city has warned dog owners many times
to "keep their dogs tied or on their premises. Friday the city
officials decided to enforce the ordinance by arresting dog own
ers after numerous complaints had been received.
A warrant was issued for the
arrest of L. T. Wallace for letting
a dog run at large. A brief hear
ing was held on Friday and the
case will be continued this week.
Mrs. B. K. Engelhorn, who has
been visiting in Portland for sev
eral weeks, is expected home Sun
day. She has been staying at the
home of her oldest daughter, Mrs.
C. C. Burright, and also with her
n, Bill Engelhorn.
Mrs. Engelhorn announces the
birth of her first grandchild, a
son, born to Mr. ana Mrs. mil
Engelhorn at Portland, June 7.
WEST SALEM W. H. Zimmer
man went to Corvallis, Friday to
get his daughter, who had been
attending 4H summer school there.
Mrs. Lena Lisle, Salem, spent
the week-end here at the home of
her son and his family, Mr. and
Mrs, Everett Lisle, taking care of
her small granddaughter while the
parents attended the Methodist
church conference at Eugene.
Mrs. Mable Lindgren is spend
ing several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Carter, fol
lowing their golden wedding an
niversary celebration. Mrs. Lind
gren's sons, Dean and Don re
turned to their home at Camas,
Wash., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biebenow
and son, Joseph, Bremerton,
Wash., were weekend visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Flack. Mrs. Biebenow is Mr.
Flack's niece.
Mr and Mrs. Lindsey Wright
and Miss Thelma Nightingale,
Stayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel
Wright and Leola, Jefferson, were
cunner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Woods on Plaza
street Miss Nightingale, Mrs. Dar
rel Wright and Mrs. Woods are
sisters .
Mrs. Paul Parker had a body
cast removed the last of the week.
The cast was put on her fol
lowing a fall, which caused a
broken back, at a skating rink
several months ago.
Frank Goertzin, Earl Wirth and
Harry Barker were each fined
$1.50 in police court for failure
to observetraffic lights.
At Pleasantdale
PLEASANTDALE Darlene
and Lowell Nichols, daughter and
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nich
ols, Warrenton, are guests of their
grand aunt. Miss Esther Nichols,
while their mother and sister. Al
ice, have gone to visit Mrs. Nich
ols, mother, Mrs. Fred Little, at
Santa' Cruz, Cal, for a month.
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Reunion Held
At Woodburn
WOODBURN The farm home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Glatt near
Woodburn was the scene of the
ninth annual family reunion of
the Gooding family.
There wereTO members pres
ent with three new ones being
added this year by marriage, Mrs.
Philip Adam Gooding, Mrs. . El
mer Gooding and Leonard Fersch
weiler. John Gooding presided at the
business meeting. It was voted to
hold the next meeting at the farm
home of Charles Gooding near St
Paul June 23. John Gooding, St
Paul, and Mrs. Ray Glatt, Wood-
burn, were unanimously reelect
ed as president and secretary.
Members of the family present were:
Mr. and Mra. Fred Dent?!, Dorothy and
Betty. George Gooding, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Gooding. Charles, Laurence and
Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. William George
Gooding. Relda and Helen, and Miss
Carol Getsy, Aurora.
From Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gooding, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gooding,
Mary Lou and Carolyn. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Davidson, Gay le and Janie.
From Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. John
Dimmer, Dorothy, Buddy and Nancy.
From Bend: A. J. Glatt, Jay, Mary
Alice and Janice.
From Stayton: Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Freres and Rose Marie.
From St Paul: John Gooding. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gooding. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Gooding, Connie, Freddy, Shir
ley and Teddy, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Adam Gooding, Miss Patty Ann Good
ing, miss Jacqueline Gooding. Charley
and Susan Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davidson, Miss Alice Davidson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lenart Tier, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Davidson, Laura, Jimmie. Bobby and
Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. William Good
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gooding, Miss
Eileen Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gooding, Irma and Lauretta, and from
Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glatt and
the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. John Glatt,
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Amity News
AMITY Mrs. Horace - Merrill
and children, of near San Fran
Cisco, are in Amity this month.
Mrs. Merrill was formerly Miss
Evelyn Likins, Amity, and is a
graduate of the Amity high school.
She is having her property, the S.
Likins cottage,' remodeled, during
her stay.
Amity Chapter No.. 87, OES,
met Monday. This was the last
meeting until the close of the
summer vacation, the second
Monday evening in September.
Reports .were given by those who
attended the annual meeting of
Grand Chapter in Portland.
. Mrs. Lenna Harrison, Amity,
teacher in the Briedwell school,
is attending Monmouth summer
school,
JAMITY -At the meeting held
Monday for Amity Union high
school district, Isaac Burns, jr.,
was reelected director to serve for
a term of five years. H. J. Rich
ter is clerk.
Miss Pearl Groves, teacher In
the West Salem school, spent last
week here at the home, of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Groves. Miss Groves left Sunday
with a group of other teachers for
Bellingham, Wash, where they
will attend summer school.
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Vaunice and Miss Clara Adams, a
sister of Mrs. Vaunice were Cor
vallis visitors Sunday at the home
of their sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dumont Miss
Adams who is a teacher in the
Montana schools, remained in
Corvallis to attend summer school.
Valley Events
June 28 Salem Mink unit of Oregon
Fox and Mink association, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Finlay. Jefferson.
July 1S-20 Santtam Bean Festival.
Stayton.
August S Mt Angel Flax Festival.
July 29. 30. 31 Annual Willamette
valley livestock tour.
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At Woodburn
Chapter Votes USO
Money; Reports
Given on Parley
WOODBURN Evergreen
chapter No. 41, Order of Eastern
Star, held its last meeting before
summer vacation, Monday, with
with Pearl Lansden, worthy ma
tron, presiding.
The chapter voted $5 as its do
nation to the USO drive. Grand
chapter reports were given by
the worthy matron; J. W. Moore,
worthy patron; Nina Ringo, asso
ciate matron, and Vena Lee
Dodge, associate conructress.
. A talk .on the .. Masonic and
Eastern Star home was given by
Mabel Settlemier, past worthy
grand matron of Oregon. Mrs.
Settlemier has been a member of
the board of trustees at the home
for the past 13 years.
A degree honoring the fathers
of the-chapter was given at the
close of the meeting. Those tak
ing part .were Pearl Lansden,
Hazel Hughes, Beulah Gilbert, E.
Aline ,. Beers, Mabel Dixon and
Katherine Moeding. Vocal ' num
bers were by Nina Ringo, Elfa
Fikan, Minnie Richards and Ger
trude Beach, with Hazel" Enos at
the piano. Corinne Miller gave
two readings.
The refreshment ' committee
consisted of Helen Guiss, Zoa
Lowthian and George Jones.
WOODBURN ? The members
of St Mary's Episcopal Guild met
at the Harold Austin home for a
fio host luncheon Tuesday.- This
was the social meeting of the
pnonth and it was decided to not
hold meetings during July and
August
Those attending were Mrs.
George Miller, Mrs. L. M. Bitney,
Mrs. Kenneth McGrath, Merry
and Janie, Mrs. Merle Harwood,
Diane and Connie, Mrs. Elburn
Sims, Mrs. Henry Miller and
Mayanna, Mrs. Chester Othout,
Mrs. Carrie Tyler and the hos
tess, Mrs. 'Harold Austin.
Anniversary of
Wedding Noted
TALBOT Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Freeman entertained with a din
ner party at their home on their
wedding anniversary Friday. ,
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Whittington, of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. James Hawk
ins, Corvallis, Mariette Andrews,
Reedsport, Mr. and Mrs. Free
man and son, Ernest jr.
TALBOT Daily vacation bible
school is being held in the Talbot
school house this week. Miss Em
alie George and Miss Thiesen,
American Sunday school- union,
are in charge. Friday night a dem
onstration of the week's work will
be given.
Rev. Collar, David Turnidge
and son, Loren, and Rev. Henry
Turnidge and son Gordon, are
spending a few days this week
fishing at Diamond lake.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Archer,
Seattle, spent a few days recently
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Turnidge.
Marion and Ralph Harding, Ya-
chats, are visiting at the Ernest
Freeman home this week.
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Grcrngprs' News
UNION HnJi The Union Hill
grange will meet on Friday at 8:30
p. m. The meeting date was post
poned one week due to state
grange. ' . - .-- ,. ' ...
The agriculture committee,
W.M. Tate, ; Robert Humphreys
and Roma Lais will be In charge
of the lecturer's program. ,
Lunch committee are Mr. and
Mrs. John Steinberger, Mr.' andlnative US citizen, living here in
Mrs. Clifford White and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Carter.
ROBERTS At a special meet
ing of the grange Monday a co
operative dinner will be served at
6:30 o'clock and the first and
second degrees conferred on new
candidates. ' i '. ,w
Visit From Priuevillc
TALBOT Mrs. E. H. Belknap,
Prineville, were weekend guests
of their son, Gilbert Belknap, and
Mrs. Belknap. - '
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At Swegle5
SWEGLE Last Monday. Robert
Becker of the Peace River coun
try, north of Calgary, Canada,
came for a visit with his son,
Ralph and family, and at the
home of bis. brother-in-law,
Charles Thomas. Mr. Becker is a
Salem several years, but this is
his first visit to the states - in a
number of years. He will go south
next week to Los Angeles to visit
a daughter,: . '
Wednesday ; night a, special
school board meeting was held at
the home of the clerk for the pur
pose of approving the clerk's
bond. Menno Dalke, chairman of
the board the past year called the
meeting as the new school year
begins July 1.
Rain, this week is of benefit to
spring grain planted on two or
three acreages in the community,
but hay is spoiling with some be
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used. Most cf the cherries were
picked so there is no great loss
there.. .The Harold. Brown five
acre orchard was , finished - last
week. Berries are not ripening as
they should, and it is thought the
peak of the raspberry picking is
past. :,a , ' :
A party and covered dish dinf
ner planned by the club lor Wed
nesday night at the Charles
Thomas home has been postponed
the ' second time on account ;of
rain. 't: - -' -;
Swegle Woman's club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Charles .Mc
Cullah on Hood street in Salem,
Dinner Scheduled ;
WALLACE .' ROAD Scheduled
for Saturday at 6:30 p. m, is no
host picnic dinner at . the Brush
College picnic grounds at which
members ' of the ' Brush College
helpers club are to be guests. The
affair is being arranged by the
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