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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1942)
Held in Stabbings t s . Jh - 'John Welch 'Longshoreman John Welch, 20, was, held by New York authorities for questioning: in connection with the fatal stabbing: of two middle aged men on a New York street Montana Woman at Buena Vista Home BUENA VISTA Mrs. G. AJ Lensman, St Ignats, Mont, spent several days visiting at the W. L. Short home. Gordon Wheeler, it Lewis, pent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler. 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wells, Jack and Gordon were Sunday guests at the O. K. Paulus home in Sa lem. .Mrs. Roy Wheeler was called to Alameda; Calif., Thursday to the home of a daughter there. The Sunday school is sponsor ing an Easter dinner at the hall Sunday. Everyone Is invited. Farmers union will hoi A an open meeting Friday. There is to be some talks on defense and first aid work. Miss Mac, Corvallis, will speak on nutrition at 8 pjn. . Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wells en joyed fishing on the Sandy Wed nesday. Easter Rites Set At Jefferson JEFFERSON A new electric cross is being installed in the Jef ferson Evangelical church f or the Easter program to be given the night of April 5. The cross will be the only lighting by which the pa geant entitled, "The Challenge of the Cross, will be giVen. ; Members of the cast are: Rebec ca Hague, Georgia Hague, Betty Hart, Alayne Chilton, Betty Chil ton, Gertruth Kihs and Bernice Kins, supported by the choir. The Jefferson Evangelical church will meet for a union serv ice with the Evangelical churches of Lebanon and Albany at Cor vallis for a sunrise Easter service at 6 o'clock.". The address will be given by Rev. Claude : Pike, Lebanon. The host church Will provide break last ..:' Anybody Seen Kelly? Sure, at ; rv- - O O ' --yM-Hvv If ; . ;,( . ' 0 . ra a Eeny In the house T Enure, and begorra, there are seven of 'em at Kelly field, titot training wr Can Ar.tonio. Tex. and they are, left to rit Darwin T, cf 1; ArSS ELcf eSS ; l:. , tf irutley, w. J.r J. Crc-. cf Cicago; Thomas It, cf CllcVgowtd"f New Jer Mid Report PAGE TWELVE Havp frleasles .CLOVERDALE Measles have broken jou in this community. Donna, Lorraine and Arlene Pe tersen, daughters of Mr." and Mrs. John Petersen, have been confined at home with them. Patricia Ken nies Is also, suffering from meas les. Waunlta McCurdy has recov ered and returned to schooL : . Several birthdays and a wed ding anniversary were observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Miller Sunday. Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jarmon, Mr. and Mrs. Lou is Hennies and children, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Crab tree,' Cleta Crabtree and Betty Bodeker. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Blaco of Shasta City, Calif., called during the day. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hennies Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett and son and Mrs. Nora Bennett Kings Valley. Bennett a nephew of Mrs. Hennies, has joined the navy and will leave soon. ' Dallas Man Helps At Concessions For Camp Adair DALLAS F. E. (Boots) Ker sey, Dallas, started work last week with the cantonment corporation of Salem, of which E. K. Piasecki, Salem, is general manager and one of the chief stockholders. The concern will have the con cession for establishment of can teens to sell soft drinks, sand wiches and such during the period of construction of the Polk-Benton cantonment and after it be comes an army camp. Four canteen buildings will be constructed immediately and the plans call for an increase to at least 20. Kersey will be in charge of installations and will supervise as they start operating. Achievement Day Program Given VICTOR POINT The local 4H clubs held their final meeting and achievement proeram In con junction with the regular PTA meeting Friday. Club members exhibiting were Vivienne and Lucille Jaquet Je anne Darby, Edna Morlev. Jo Anne Lang, Dale Miller. The pri mary grades exhibited a cooper ative health poster. Mrs. Albert Savage presented the Drosram which included sewing demon stration, Jeanne Darby and Lu cille Jaquet: vocal solo. Mrs. W. F. Krenz; vocal trio. Jeanne and Merlin Darby and Lucille Jaquet; style review with Vivienne and Lucille Jaquet Edna Morley and Jeanne Darby: song by Edna Mor ley, Jo Anne Lang, Vivienne and Lucille Jaquet Jeanne Darby and Dale Miller. Committees appointed for Ad- ril include: Program, Donald Ja quet Jimmie Darby, Richard Krenz: lunch. Mrs. J. O. Darbv. Mrs. A. T. Savage and Mrs. Paul Jaquet; visiting, Mrs. Arthur Mul key, Mrs. Arthur Qualey and Paul Jaquet Rites Held for Bible School DALLAS Baccalaureate ser vices of the Beacon Bible school were held Sunday at the Dallas nign scnool auditorium. On the program were Rev. A. C. Wall, Rev. Henry Hooge. Martha Jan- zen. Rev. Simon E. Forsberg, John Jt. nesen. Rev. J. J. Toews and Kev. D. P. Schultz. 4 ' ( Young Peopl iMamette',, 'Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, April 2 1942 Four ofcFive Jefferson Grade Teachers Resign P . JEFFERSONFour out of five of the Jefferson grade school teachers have resigned their positions offered 'them for the coming year. Mrs Wanda Tesdahl, Albany, who was offered a contract for the' third and fourth erades next term, leaves to find a more lucrative . position elsewhere. She has taught two years in the Jef ferson school and has had nine years teaching experience. Mrs. E. B. Henningsen. who has had 15 years teaching experience, has rejected her contract for the fifth and sixth grades for next year, after teaching here for four years. She is at present the fourth grade teacher." Clifford Rich has resigned as seventh and eiehth erade teacher. He has three years experience, two of which have been in Jefferson. Mrs. Riches also resigned,2 after teaching this year. Florence Dennison, primary teacher is remaining as first and second grade teacher next term. This is her first year in Jefferson. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehfeld was their son. Francis Rehfeld. and Lawrence Waddle, nephew of the Rehf elds, both employed in the Boeing Aircraft plant Seattle. Additional dinner auests were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wilson, Field Station, and Mrs. Wilson's sister. Virginia Lively, Fruitland. Junior Martin, Archie Dowell and Kenneth Zemlicka, all em ployed in the Boeing plant in Seat tie, spent the weekend at their homes here. Mrs. Joe Goin of Oakland is spending several days in Jefferson this week looking after her prop erty. While here she Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Menderson. Mrs. Alice Gregg and Lucille, Springfield, were Sunday guests at the home of Addie Libby. She was formerly Alice Smith, a former teacher in the Jefferson school. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKee plan to leave for Cannon Beach Thurs day, where they will spend a- day vacation. Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Benninghoff, and Joe and Paul, Portland, wil join them there. Farmer Dies at Broadacres, Rites Today WOODBURN Peter Au trust Carlson died Monday at his home near Broadacres where - he has farmed for the past 19 years. He has lived in Oregon for 28 years. coming here from Thief River Falls, Minn. He was born in Swe den June 3, 1860 and was a mem ber of the Lutheran church. He is survived by his wife. Anna, and seven steD children. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Rin go chapel in Woodburn. Interment win be in Belle Passi cemetery. Rev. Oluf Asper will be the offi ciating minister. Perrydale Teachers Attend Convention PERRYDALE The teachers of the school here attended the teachers convention in Portland Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Woods were in McMinnville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Jensen. Portland, spent the weekend here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MitchelL Kelly Field a ey ositions Returns From Rose Lodge PIONEER Mrs- Archie Brown came home Saturday from Rose Lodge, where she visited her sis ter, Mrs. Fairer. Mrs. -Brown is recovering from a major opera tion. Liela Hendrickson, who is at tending , Bible college at Eugene, is home this week for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, uauas, are moving in the Roy runion house. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Saling, Portland, visited, at the home of her parents, Mr. . and Mrs. John Keller, sr., last week; Mrs. Lloyd Schnider, Dallas also visited at the home of her parents. . Elmo Black, who is working at fiugene, was home over the week end. District Leader To Pay Visit At Silverton SILVERTON District Gover nor Fred K. Jones. Sookane. will be a guest of the Silverton Rotary ciud Monday, according to Ralph tarson, local secretary. Jones will speak at the Monday noon lunch eon at Toney's and will be pre sent at an assembly meeting Mon day night At the assemblv meet. ing the board of directors, com mittee chairmen, and the aims and oojects committee are all request' ed to attend. Speaker at the Mondav lunch. eon this week was Floyd Ellefson. SILVERTON Mr. an d Mrs Glenn Price and three children went to Albany Sunday to visit Mrs. race's mother, Mrs. Leigh ton Davis. Mrs. Price's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Holzfuss and Judy and Wayne, now or Lebanon, were also guests at the Davis home. The Holzfusses formerly lived at Silverton. On their return trip to Silver ton the Prices called on Davis who has been confined to the tuber cular hospital at Salem for the past eight months. He was report ed much improved. Arrest Made on Assault Charge DALLAS Charlie Gosso w arrested Saturday on charges of assault with a dancerous wmimti Monday he waived preliminary nearmg ana will be brought be- lore the grand jury. His bail Is set at $5000. Monday morning Sheriff Honk er drove to Toledo to arrest J. v Neufeld for issuing a fraudulent check. Neufeld will make the chedrgood and pay cost of his ar rest He was released. J. H. Ellis was amnhw3n1 Monday afternoon by state police in West Salem. He was charged with motor violation and fined $10 and given five days in iaiL He was sentenced by Elmer Cook, West saiem. Independence News INDEPENDENCE Olca verson spent last week with her parents. She was ; enjoying a week's vacation from her teaching duties in the Bend schools. Mrs. Gladys Olsen. Molalla. WAS a Sunday visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. T. Hoffman. Magnus Syverson has rtfmrf his coaching position at Klamath Falls to continue studv toward hf degree at the Oregon College of .Education. Magnus Intends to en list in the navr udod comnWf nW of his studies. : . . -"".- Mr. and Mrs. Norval Tavlor nA family, Lebanon, spent the week end with" Mrs. Taylor's Barents' Mr. and Mrs; William Coolc " Margaret Syverson has Wn hired to teach : the second rrade In the Springfield'school for the rest or this year. She graduated from Oregon. Collesre at TAnratirm this term. - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van T-nh t Lebanon, visited : Sunday, with Mrs. Van Loh's sister and father, Elizabeth Baker and R. W. Baker. Carolyn Syverson TeturnM in her work in Salem after recover. ing from a painful automobile ac cident. Guests at the home of Mr. nA Mrs. W. C Frantz Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. V. IL Bullis, Beaver- Jews School Board Lengthens Day AiMu Angel MT. ANGEL The school board of St' Mary's school at Mt Angel announced Tuesday that with the resumption; Of classes after the Easter holidays there would be a half hour more school each day, that is" classes would not be dis missed, until 4:30 pjn. instead of 4 o'clock as at present This arrangement will cause the closing of school for the summer vacations to come three days ear lier. Closing of school was orig inally set for May 29, now it will be May 26. Easter holidays began Thurs day, April 2. Classes will reopen Tuesday, April 7. Leroy Schwab, 3-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Louis Schwab, had his thigh bone broken Monday when the end of a truck rack, with which he and a cousin were play ing, fell on him. His brother and cousin, 7-year-old boys, lifted him into an ex press .wagon" and took hint home and then ran for the' mother, who was at a neighbors. By this time the screaming child's leg was in a badly swollen condition and he was rushed to the 'Silverton' hos pital. - . . Tuesday it was reported that it would be several days before the leg could be put into a cast due to the swelling. Teachers Meet Tonight for Dinner, Talk WEST S ALEM T h e upper grade teachers council of Polk county will meet tonight at the Frank Crawford home near Zena for the last meeting of the year according, to Koneta. Nowowiej ski, president The meeting will begin at 6 o'clock with a no-host supper. - Joy Hills will give a talk and Beatrice Meyers, who was a del egate at the OTA meeting in Port land, win report on the conven tion. . Mrs. Oliver Sargent and Mrs. Lee Jennings, teachers of the be ginners department of the Meth odist Sunday school, are inviting all children of the department to an Easter party in the recreation room of the church Thursday from 2:30 to 4 o'clock. Accepts New Position WHEATLAND Hazel Swan son, Portland, teacher at the Wheatland school the last two years, has accepted the position as teacher of the fifth and sixth grades in a four-room school at the Stella Magladry district near Eugene in Lane county. The Wheatland school is scheduled to close Monday, May 25, Mrs. Eu gene Wilson, clerk of the board reports. , 1 we B 1C1 North Upkeep Fund f or ;1 Building Asked By Committee' . - : t , . ; ' : -WEST SALEM - Jean Sevll lier, Salem, will be guest speak er at the next meeting of the PTA, according to the executive committee," which went on rec ord as favoring a provision in the ' annual , school ; budget for building . upkeep and voted to instruct the secretary to write a letter to the board conveying such a recommendation and request ing that the work be done this summer . while materials for the repairs are still obtainable.' A committee will be appoint ed to assist Mrs. Glen Davenport in the promotion of the hot lunch program in the school during the next year. . Murlark street which for many years 1 extended , only " one block from Edgewater to First, was opened tip to Basse tt street this past weekv To date it is only graded but it will be oiled and graveled in the near future. The extension of the street will be beneficial to truckers during the canning season. The 4 trial test of the air raid siren Friday was clearly audible to , everyone in the city and in the Kingwood and Cascade dist ricts. The Salem sirens were also heard easily, " Mr. and . Mrs. Halbert Kemper report the birth of a son at the Deaconess hospital Saturday. The first milk deliveries by. a horse drawn. vehicle were made Friday by, Curlys dairy. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kuhn and children -were guests Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T Deyoe, near Amity. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snelgrove moved into .the house recently va cated by the Fred Northcraft family. The residence is located ne& door to the Snelgrove ice cream store. . Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Dashiell and Laurice were callers in Dal las Saturday. Mrs. Lura Tandy and Mr. and Mrs.' Pete Austin moved to Salem this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sargent and Marilyn were Portland visit ors Friday. - Robert T. Coonard, Dallas, was fined $2 for driving through a traffic light Chester Kuble, Junc tion City, was arrested on a simi lar charge the second time with in the past few weeks. Kuble was fined $5. , Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Thomas and children, Pendleton, visited with friends and relatives here over the weekend. 1 . Garden Session Held VALLEY VIEW Jessie Small, dietitian at the Coffey Memorial hospital,- Portland, who was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Small, was the speaker at the victory garden meeting at the school here Satur day. Garden literature was dis tributed by Mrs. Noah Hunt , and Mrs. Hugh Small, members of the local committee on victory ear- dens. Valley Events April 4 Marion County Farm ers Union quarterly convention, Fairfield, starting 10 o'clock. Wc . . . the Cmploifccl o jBzouuti BELIEVE IN AMERICA ; TQDAYf . . ; arid TOMORROW r,i; . Every one of us lHeve&at Nair is the i ttaei to .Btcmd up and'ba t-. ,:3unteA: To ya, Fdflt In Ameite means xnore than lip service. I It J. Vinecms yre are pledging a substantial part of our income every month - to fee pmxdMsebf Defense Bonds and Stamps! It means putting our k - ; dollara back of every-rnon-wh cxrrries-a gun, builds a plane, xi ship, d tank, a bullet or who carries duties of home defense, FaUh, Work and v .' Dollars for America Today . . ; will give s the kind of an America want lor Tomorrow. - s Liberty Street Nursing Class r Forms Tonight -.: . i "Hea Easter Suit DOBS HAT! s it. A SMART COMFORTABLE LIGHTWEIGHT WITH WELT EDGE AND STANDARD WIDTH BAND UlereV the hat for the man who likes to weat ' hSs cake and hare it! In this hat you get all ; ,- the casual-comfort ot a lightweight phis the smart appearance of a regular weight v TThe Man 's So M0XI.EY & HUNTINGTON . The Store of Style, Quality and Value 416 STATE L2 Salem's Leading Credit Jewelers and Opticians 420 Monday, and organised a, noma, nursing class. , Mrs. Ernest Arneson, Salen has been secured as instructor, the j i.e. win hold its first meeting to-. vaww night at 7:30 p. m. at me scnooi house. All women In the commun ity are urged to attend. V 1 ."V .:..". i "..I... i t . t : WITH A V Com Slrcct ton.
