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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1942)
PAGE TWELVE Thm OEEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Thursday Morning, February 23, 1342 Three Cub Dens Are Organized LEBANON Three cub dens were organized at the south school when Donald Phelps, scoutmaster, was made the leader f this Boy Scout activity. One .group of boys from 9 to 12 has been at work for some weeks and that night recalled their Bob cat pins. Each den will meet weekly with their den mother and th three groups will have one union meeting a month to which their parents are invited. . . The den mothers are Mrs. Elmer Jacobson, Mrs. Miles Comption and Mrs. Donald Phelps. The den chiefs are Melvin Ward, Dean Ward and Lee Clair Smith. . are talMng about the New General Electric Range rritb the "FLAVOR-SAVER" OVEN! HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY: if .11"' Everything Stays so Clean And The Food Tastes so Goodl Now you can cook "prize" roasts, pies, cakes every time. It's really easy with a General Electric Range, In the new "Flavor-Saver" Oven, moisture and flavor are sealed-ia your roasts don't dry out " The new Deep Well Thrift Cooker live steams vegetables, meats together and flavors don't mix. The famous G-E Broiler gives you juicy steaks with a "charcoalike" broiL Let us show you the many other advanced features of these new General Electric Ranges the dean, cool, fast, low-cost way to cook better meals. FOOD BM LED WISNEWWAYIS TENDER AND TASTY! ass99 Terms: ;.'mm01' mm s ' t f " " Thu urn 0 s s ' ' COME IN AND SEE THE NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE t r hi r i ; jxrF '""jg . w i i v j i T " BANK FROM THE ANGRY WATERS OF . - PREFER i J: Exclusive at J BROWN'S I DUANE CROGHAN SEAMAN 1ST CLASS A Salem boy on the Okla homa when It capsized after the Infamous Japanese at tack on Pearl Harbor, Dee. 7. 194L Throurh the Inferno of that historic morntnf Seaman Crochan write his parents, Mr. A Mrs. William Croc han: -Ani well. My Ta vannes watch parcbased at Brown's took the vanish ment when I, was damped Into the oil tad crime of the harbor. It's still in per fect condition." Yes, Folks, Tavahnes Watches Can Take It. - EAST TERMS ' - iflvnnnes the dependable &u6uie56 associate l 1 'm i C" i llw.ilrff-''f"""""""af;Ml,J Men's 17-Jewel Shockproof Waterproof. Stainless Steel Case. Pit-skin "Jf f g Leather Strap n)U .lcU..T a Ttiaei 17-Jewel f Movement. 10-K. GoId-FUleA . Lapped Case in Yellow only. , Waterproof ' OO 7C Sbockproof . O : for the most sloqucnt ozprosaioa ol your nosid prsMnt a Tsvanaos Watch . . . Hsrs U s gilt that is an enduring compliment to both ghrsr and rscahrar...TavaaBM world-wido traditions of flaw less precision and exceptional styling-aaiatalaod siaco 1891 ara caziiad on la oar raosanl eltcUona, Liberal Allouxmce for Your Old Watch 50C r SALEM'S LEADCIG CBEDIT JEV7TLEBS A1ID OPTIQAinS Family Moves To Monmouth SUVER Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hassler and family moved Fri day to a house a short distance south of Monmouth. He has been employed by John Heffley since last fall. Mr. Purvis will begin working for Heffley Monday and board with them. Mr. and Mrs. Don Eckman and son and Florence Conger, Port land, spent Saturday night with the Congers. The Eckmans spent Sunday and Monday with his people in Corvallis. Bonnie Jean Flickinger was brought home Monday from the Salem General hospital where she underwent an appendectomy. Imolean DeArmond came' home from a Corvallis hospital Tues day to convalesce from an ap pendicitis operation. The phone line out of Mon mouth south has been repaired and central service restored for farmers in the vicinity. Ted Reed was painfully in jured Thursday when a huge splinter went into his eye socket while he was cutting wood. Eight stitches were required to close the wound. The eye had been re moved about two years ago when a steel splinter pierced it while he was cutting wood. Grand Chief Visits Lodge SILVERTON Grand Chief Rose Haskell, Baker, reported at her official meeting at Pythian Sister Temple No. 21 that the grand temple had purchased $300 of defense bonds and given $100 to the Red Cross. While here the grand chief also gave her official instructions and complimented the home temple upon its work. Most Excellent Chief Irene Roubal announced a pie social for March 5 and also that the quilt the club .had recently completed would be given to the Leon Al ger family who lost their house hold goods in a fire two weeks ago. Wava Axley, Essie Specht and Nada Grinde were appointed to make the presentation. The Altruistic club met Wed nesday with Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley for an all day meet. Red Cross sewing was done. Pioneer News PIONEER Mrs. Earl Woods, Mrs. Howard Coy, Mrs. Archie Brown and Mrs. Frank Dorn- hecker were guests of Mrs. Clin ton Woods recently. Mrs. Dorn- hecker was canvassing the wood camp for the mobilization of wo men for defense work. George Henrickson was honor ed with a birthday party at his home Saturday. Those present were Carl Zehring, Perrydale: Clair Potter, Airlie; Sylvia Wells, Dorothy Keller, Lula, Leslie and Rose Henrickson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coy and Jimmy and Carol had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Wells, Margaret, Rose Marie and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hughes, Robert, Julia, Edward and Lannie Ross. Mrs. Archie Brown underwent a major operation Monday morn ing. Mr. Richter of Enid, Okla., sold his farm here to Robert Kent, also of Enid. Kent plans to move here soon with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Van Valkenbug, who have been living on the Richter place, are moving to the Oakdale district this week. Fred Baley left Sunday for Cascadia where he has employ ment on road construction. Archie Brown and Harold and Leonard motored' to the Gordon Brown home near Albany Sunday afternoon. Fern Knight, Dufur, visited at the Roy Black home Saturday and Sunday. H. S. Ioerger and Walter Wil lis, returned missionaries from the Philippines, are holding meet ings at the playshed every Tues day and Friday at 8 pjn. All are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Woods and Gail and Leo, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woods and Orland and Lois were guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Roy Bird Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and Wayne, of here, and Mr. and Mrs. PrindeL Valsetz, visited at the Mule Odom home at Valley Junction Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Darel Bird and son. Lei and, called on Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blodgett recently. Mr. and Mrs. Rov filack and Fern Knight called at the F. H. rarrish home in Dallas ' Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Thiesies made a business trip to Salem Monday. ' Mr,-and Mrs. Howard Coy and Jimmy and Carol were dinner guests at the Clinton Brown home irt Dallas Sunday. V ' Darlene Drake, who has been m some time, was taken to the Salem hospital, where she will be kept under observation for a while. Darlene was In the firr grade of school here. - - Dayton Couple Celebrate Event DAYTON Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sherman, who were married at Tcumseh, Neb, February 22, 1889, were complimented on their 53d anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at their home. It was also the birthday anni versary of Mrs. Sherman. A few friends called in the afternoon. A telegram of congratulations from their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman and Lyons News LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saxton, Canby, was . a Saturday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orcar Naue. Saxton is a nephew of Naue. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Decker and son, Lebanon, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and family of Ketchikan, Alaska, was appreciated. Mrs. George Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman. Mrs. Decker is a daughter of the Hub bards and sister of Mrs. Huffman. Mr. arid : Mrs!. Jim . Smith and daughter Ora May went to Port land Monday, , where they will visit relatives for the rest of the week. While there Smith will look for "employment. ; Mrs. H. C. Shields of Salem spent several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Mrs. Shields Is a sister of Mrs. Smith. - - ) Mr. and Mrs.'-'John Neal are spending several days this week in McMinnville, where they are del egates to the Farmers union. . Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt vis ited Sunday at the home of Mr. Hiatt's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Al Ny gard in St Helens. They were met there by their daughter, Helen Hi att Astoria. 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