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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1941)
The-. OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning. June 2S1941 Wed SO Years in mm ii -r i nTTllSSTfSTBBMlllll I) r , mbh m Wn, miiiPMMWinwHwiijHi UliJ WWWJWW i WWJW i . ,: V Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Carter, West Salem, pictured above, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. They were married in New York and came to Oregon In 1911. (Photo by Eby) Couple Notes Anniversary WEST SALEM Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Carter, 551 Rosemont avenue, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with three children, two grandchild ren and a daughter-in-law pres ent They all motored to Drain for the day 'to visit old friends. Mr.' Carter was born at Otto kee, Fulton county, Ohio, and Mrs. Carter, the former Elizabeth M. Yager, was born In Erie coun ty, New York. They were married "June 23, 1891, in a' small town near Buf falo, New York. They visited Ni agara Falls and many places In Canada on their honeymoon. The Carter family lived on a farm at Wauscon, Ohio, for 10 years and at North Collins, NY, for six years. Then Mr. Carter was em ployed at a locomotive works at Dunkirk, NY, for four years. He was forced to quit because of ill health. In March, 1911, they cam to Drain, where they lived for 15 years before coming to this city. They have three children, Ma bel, Harold and' Herma. The old er daughter, Mrs. Mable'Lind gren, and her two sons, Dean and Don, live at Camas, Wash. Har old is a professor of engineering at Utah State Agricultural col lege at Logan. f Mrs. Herma Pfister isv well 1 -1 1 1 V- in the Salem public schools for vnanv vuri Prior to his marriage Mr. Car ter was a reporter on several 1 newspapers in the middle states. Salem Mink Unit Meets Tonight JEFFERSON The meeting of the Salem mink group of the fox nd mink unit will be held tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Finlay. Orville Rehf ield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehfeld left last Thursday for Seattle, where he will be employed . in the draft room of the Boeing Aircraft plant Other Jefferson boys who' left re cently Include Bland Sheffield, recruit at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., who has been assigned to the medical detachment, Barnes General -hospital, and Edgar llui ted, son of H. W. Husted, who has enlisted in the army aviation rorps. GC to Plan For Summer Chairman Carl W. Hogg of the Salem chamber of commerce membership committee has asked his committeemen to meet with the board of directors at a lunch eon meeting at the chamber next Monday noon to discuss plans for the summer. . The membership committee con sists of Joseph Randall, William Hamilton, Dr. D. B. Hill, W, L. Phillips, T. A. Windishar, G. A. Vandeneynde, J. N. Chambers, E. H. Thompson, Ralph C. Curtis, F. A. Davidson, B. E. Sisson, Hugh Morrow, O. D. Olson, Guy H Hickok, Merrill D. Ohling, Don Madison, E. J. Scellars, Hannah Martin, Winnie Pettyjohn, E. A. Brown and D. Jaquith. Willamette Valley Briefs Molalla Set For Annual Buckeroo MOLALLA This western town is a beehive of activity, as the time approaches for the 18th annual Buckeroo to be held at Molalla on July 4, 5 and 6. This year's roundup promises to be the best ever staged as prize money totaling $2650 will attract nationally known cowboys, in cluding Clay Carr, world's cham pion . calf roper, and topnotch cowhands of the northwest ac cording to Fred Henriksen, Buck eroo association president Stock has been shipped here by Clarence Warren of Condon. He has wild horses, longhorn steers, Brahma1" a t e e r a and speedy calves. The steers eame from New Mexico ranges. One of the features of this year's show at Molalla will be participation In' western drill competition at the Buckeroo. First mass drill contest to b sponsored for the Buckeroo In Its 21 years, the event Is be lieved to be the wildest ever held In Oregon for riding ar ' gregationa. The posses will vie ' in the arena during the show Sunday, July t, Henriksen stated. - Signed up for appearances are the following: -, .- Oregon Mounted Posse of Sa lem, Lee Eyerly, captain; Riders of the Cascades, Estacada, 'Rich ard .Wagner, foreman; Western Riders of Portland, Pete Hinton, president; Portland Mounted Po lice Reserve, W. G. Paterson, captain; Clackamas County Sher iffs posses, E. A. Ellis, president; Territorial Riders of Oregon City, Ed May, foreman; Wasco County Sheriffs posses, The Dalles, Har old Sexton, sheriff. Eagles Open Conclave BEND, June 25-fl5)-Fifteen hundred delegates are expected to attend ' the Oregon Fraternal Order of Eagles convention, open ing here Thursday. Fire Destroys Box Factory At Anacorfes ANACORTES, June 25-irV Fire which started 15 minutes after the. day work crew went off shift destroyed the box factory and the planing mill of the Ana cortes Lumber company late Wednesday. Frank McCormack, company official, estimated the total loss, involving lumber, at $75,000. Flames leaped high into ' the air from '. the piles of kiln-dried lumber which was awaiting pro cessing in the planer. Company officials expressed the belief the fire started in a planer "hot box." ' ' The mill had been in produc tion only since about the first of the year after reconstruction of the main sawmill, which was destroyed by fire in 1938. The planing mill and box factory did Buena Vista News BUENA VISTA Gordon Whee ler,! who is in training, spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler. Mrs. Herbert Thurston . has been suffering from an arm in jury sustained in a fall. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Berson, who are employed in Salem, spent Thursday and Friday with their children and his mother here.' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loy from eastern Oregon spent the weekend with his father, J. R. Loy. ' Allen Mullett, Mountain Iron, Minn, came to spend the summer with his friend, Donald Lundberg. . Mrs. Delia Carpenter, Butler, Mo, came Sunday to visit her son, Clyde Carpenter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gillam and not burn In the 1938 fire. The mill employs about 150 men. family drove to Springfield Sun day, to take his mother to visit a son there. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Long and two children of Blue Mound, Kan sas, arrived hre Sunday. . They plan to make their home in Ore gon. Mrs. Long is a sister of Mrs. Cap. McAtee. Mr. Long is a bro ther of E. D. Long and Dr. E. C. Long, Independence. Friends of Miss Geraldine Lundberg, are glad she is well enough to ride in a car. "Uncle Jake" and -Aunt Becky Taylor took a trip in a motorboat down to Salem where they spent several days visiting friends. On account of frequent showers and shortage of help, farmers are having a tedious time making hay. Strawberry growers through this section are well pleased with their crop this year and still of fering some for sale. Camp Pioneer Call Is Made To Scouters if . , , . - j Boy Scouts from the Cascade area council, Marion, Linn and Polk counties, who pran to visit Camp Pioneer should send in their names soon, according to R. R. Ruddiman, director of the camp, who believes that approxi mately 200 boys will attend dur ing the four weeks season, which opens July 6. . '' . Registrations' are now being taken at the Scout, headquarters in the Bligh building for boys' who plan to take part in the pro gram of outdoor activities and scout advancement Work. . -Assisting Ruddiman at the camp will be Bob Day, assistant direct or; Ed Mason,' camp cook. Bob Gilham, first aid and waterfront director; Ray Talbert, Jr, and Harold Smith, activity leaders; William Berntson, packer, and Vera Scott, camp clerk. Recovers From Injury UNIONVALE Robert Arnold, Seattle; is a vacation guest of his uncle j, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kleinschmidt. Mrs. Klein schmidt is recovering from injur ies to his left shoulder suffered when working in his woodshed more than a month ago. Director Elected DAYTON Mrs. Guy Remme, Dayton, was elected director for a five year term at the election Monday of the Dayton Union high school district There "were 25 voters in attendance, 13 of whom voted to increase the budget and nine voted against the measure. Home From Portland WHEATLAND Mrs. Denzil Wilson was brought home Mon day from la hospital in Portland. Her daughter, Aileen, stayed at the homel&f her grandparents, Mr. and MrsYEugene Wilson.- Polk Men Register DALLAS All young men m Polk county who have reached the age of 21 since October 1940 will register at the armory at Dal las on July 1. It is estimated that about 150 men in this county will be re quired to register that day. Hours are from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. '"ii tr ir eAM "Wk M t rir t ir v-f"'-,J'Afc:-?'v"nii Your money goes farther on the "Beaver to California m l v. . 4 : . .. . m n. nit I I ' IP. I:., tfi BREAKFAST. 35t LONCHEON.. 40 DINNER ..... 50 la lit dining tar STtEAMtfNID CHAIR CAIS MODERN TOURIST NIUMANS IOUNOI CAR tOt TOURIST "ASSENOEtS NEW VAST SCHEDUia l,av Salem 1:21 .m. Ar . s. r. . l cxt tfay Your travel dollars really get a break oa the Bearer, Southern Pa cific's popular economy train to California. There's a double $t io. You hti oa far and you tart oa meal prices. Try hii fa fnout train, next time you go to California. Every regular car it aiT-elei. 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