The OrXGOII DTATECMA1I, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, April 16 1942
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SA Elects
t Jefferson
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1 4H Club Provides
; Program; Money
Added to Fund
i JEFFERSON A program of
pecial interest to patrons and
nmiis of the Jefferson school was
a-esented at the PTA meeting
Biursday.
INew officers elected include
Sirs. Marvin Hutching, president;
X rs. Ernest PowelL vice presi-
ient; Florence Dennison, secre
tary; Elmer Knight, treasurer.
The club voted to give $24 to
ward the All club scholarships.
four-H club d emonstrations and
wchibitsoccupled the program
hour, Josephine Getchell chair
matt pf the 4H dub work an
nounced it Members of clothing
club I, gave a demonstration of a
model business meeting. Taking
part were Betty Jean Beach,
Roberta G laser, Martha Jane
Hatchings, Leota Warden and
Marjorie Chrisman.
Irene Harris and Ruth Terhune
also spoke.: : ..
A new. club was started last
fall, an art club, with Helen Hinz,
leader. "A demonstration on art
was . given by Thelma Sheffield
and Florence Ricks. Wayne Hard-
ins, county 4H club leader, spoke
of victory gardens, and the mobili
zation of 4H club workers.
I He also presented pins and cer
tificates for the last- year's work
to club members. Club girls served
refreshments and cakes and bread
made and exhibited were sold.
I The silver offering of $7 was ad
ded to the scholarship fund.
Trial Slated :
In Juvenile
Police Court
SILVERTON -Junior police
court will see its first trial Sat
urday afternoon when Dale Ben
nett, pleading innocent, will be
tried on a charge of riding
abreast Bob McCullough will sit
as , Judge, Jacqueline Lewis as
clerk; Haroldine Leach as as
sistant clerk, Jack Huddleston as
district attorney and Bob Dunn
as chief of police. -
Eight offenders were brought
before the court , this week with
the others including Ralph Wick
ham, no lights charge, failing to
appear; Earl Hartman, jr, riding
on the sidewalk, fined 15c; Donald
Chandler, riding abreast, 15c;
Howard Naegeli, and Carl Wick;
ham sidewalk offenses, each 15c
and Bui Harrington, no lights.
Arresting officers include Bill
Benham, Lloyd Naeveli, Steve
Mead and Wayne Wagner. !
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morley are
reporting the birth of a son Sun
day at the Silverton hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Peron re
port the birth of a daughter at the
local hospital April 9. Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Bachsler, boy and
Mr. and Mrs. C Ebner, a girl,
both Saturday. - ' l
New Pupil Enrolls
At Buena Crest
BUENA CREST A new pupil
in the f outrh grade is A r 1 e n e
Cook. This brings the enrollment
in this grade up to 7. "
Spelling honor roll In the upper
grades for the past week includes
Betty McCormick, Eldon Beckner,
Betty Diem, Helen Ritchey, Glenn
Robertson and Donald Melthof.
Guests Visit
At Talbot
fTALBOT " R. L. , Bickmore,
Tacoma, visited his mother, Mrs.
N. S, Nave, oyer the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Finlay had
as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs.
William Morrison of White Hall,
Mont, Mr.-and Mrs. Park Ham
mer, Topeka, Kan, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bostwick, Albany..
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Belknap
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo Brown at Prospect
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne "Shreve
are the parents of a girl born
Sunday at the Deaconess hospital
in Salem. Shreve works for Gil
bert Belknap.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wright and
Mrs. Smith, Cottage Grove, were
recent guests at the Ernest Free
man home.
4H Program
PlansTold
For Friday
HAZEL GREEN The 4h
achievement day program will
be presented Friday at 2 o'clock.
The theme is health and victory
gardens.
The primary room will give
two plays. The Toy Soldier" cast
includes Morris Myren, Kathern
MyreV Tommy Hynes, Helen
Scholtz, decra : Phillips, Joseph
Walster and BOlie Bossow "
For "Tommy Learns A Les
son," 4he cast includes Gene Cole,
Wilber Lowery, Roberta Lowery,
Maryetta Phillips, Otis Phillips,
Geald Slattum and Kenneth Cole.
Sandwich making will be dem-
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onstrated by Mildred Vice and
Arless Klampe. r
Mrs. Henry Rasmussen,! leader,
will present a style show. Model
ing will be Neoma Phillips, Sakae
Kyono, Carolyn Hynes, 1 Bertha
Walster, . Marie Phillips, Betty
Gregg and Marylin Rasmussen.
The Five Star Biscuit Makers
will ive a play. The cast in
cludes Carolyn Hynes,' Carolyn
Walster, Bertha Walster, Mrs. Ed
ward Hynes . is leader. j
In another play, axe Lawrence
Vice, Patricia Zaharae, - Barbara
Kobow, Neoma Phillips, . Alice
Perriene, Marlyn Rasmussen, Car
olyn Hynes and WUmer Lowery.
A demonstration will be , given
by the first aid class, Earl John
son, Vernon Reed, Richard My
ren and Daryl Van Cleave, and
a reading- by Merttie PhQlips.
The school will participate in
the 4H county spring show in
Salem. Lorene Lowery and. Earl
Johnson are most healthy girl
and boy in school in the county
contest, and Merttie Phillips and
Lorene Lowery, a judging team In
the cooking sewing divisions.
Victory Garden
Contest Starts
At Liberty t
BUENA VISTA The Buena
Vista and Hopvillo ball team
played Independence high school
team Thursday and beat them
16-0.
Helen Weigel underwent an
appendectomy at the Salem Gen
era! hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Black and
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Prather were
Friday guests at E. D. Long's.
, Quarterly conference was held
at the Methodist church Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wells
Portland, spent the weekend with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bishop
and Gary, Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
T. P. Oglesbee, Mr. and Mrs. L
N. Peterson and sons. Valley
View, visited Sunday at W. H
Thurston's.
Special Phone
Meet Called :
PIONEER A special telephone
meeting has been called Xor Fri
day night at the play shed. Mrs.
Collins, telephone manager at
Dallas, and Mr. Wicks, also of
Dallas, wfll give talks. This will
be, an open, meeting but all the
stockholders are urged to be pres
ent.
April 7; will be a memorable
day for the Pioneer community
as it was then, all the homes re
ceived electricity.
Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Wbrhbedt-
er, Ruth and Robert, visited at
tne r Tank;. Kemmls home in Fang
City Sunday afternoon.
Mrs.. Lee Hushes and -ehildran
of Qawdale, visited Mrs. Howard
Coy Tuesday. -
Mr. -and Mrs. Raloh Weaver
and Wayne visited Mrs. Weaver's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ron-
mer, -Wells, Sunday.
Holt Services
Set Saturday
ALBANY Funeral services
for, A. D. Holt, who died in Butte,
Mont, April IC'will be held from
the Fortmiller Funeral -home in
Albany Saturday at 2 o'clock.
Burial will be in the Millersburg
cemetery. ,
Born in Albany on June 19,
1897, Holt was a son of Mrs.
Nora Holt of this city and the
late Arthur Holt. He received
his education in the Albany pub-
he schools and Albany college.
He was married twice, the first
time in 1915, to which union , one
son was born. The second time
was in 1928.
Surviving are the son, A. D.
Holt, jr., San Francisco,; two
daughters, Geraldine and Patri
cia, who make their home with
their grandmother, Mrs. Nora
Holt; and two brothers, A. L.
Holt, San Pedro, Calif., and F.
C. Holt, Jefferson.
Mrs. Ella Schneider, Portland,
visited last week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. a G. Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wells
called Monday on Wells' brother,
William Wells, Halsey.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Prather and
sons, Idanha, were down for the
weekend. They were Sunday
guests at the E. D. Long home.
The observation post is display
ing a flag, purchased by donation
of the observers.
The Woods-Hart stage from In
dependence to Camp Adair passes
through Buena Vista and returns
morning and night It stops at
Long's store.
Miss ZeHah Gillam. has been
hired to teach next year at Or
chard View.
I Garden Club
Entertained
WEST SALEM The Kingwood
Garden club met at the home of
Mrs. A. Stewart for a dessert
luncheon and business meeting.
Plans were discussed concerning
care and improvement of the city
park. They voted to hire someone
to care for the lawn and flowers
for this summer.
Attending were Mrs. A. F. Gof-
i frier, Mrs. John S. Friesen, Mrs.
Harry Bonney, Mrs. C. C. Ham-
blin, Mrs. Paul Lee, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hoffman, Mrs. Donald Kuhn,
Mrs. H D. HamnVj Mrs. Anna
Alderson, Mrs. Thomas Dalke,
; Mrs. Lynn Richardson and' Mrs.
(Claud Miller.
Defense Meet
Set Saturday
SCIO Chairman N. I. Morri
son of the civilian defense com
mittee, has called a meeting at ,
his place of business for 1 p.m.
Saturday to formulate plans of
action and to discuss matters per
taining to functions of the committee.
Other members of the local
committee are Wilbur Funk, Mal
com Miller, Ed Palon, H. A. Dole
zal, George Miller, J. N. Bilyeu
and Ralph McDonald.
Assembling at West Scio of
rubber, wool, paper and scrap me
tals Is one of the objectives of
the committee, according to Mor
rison. Upon accumulation of
carload, shipment will be made
to Portland markets, the plan re
veals. Delivery at West Scio is to
be made by contributors, Itemized
account of weights to be retained
for use in distributing proceeds
among donors. Dates of delivery
pend establishing definite mar
kets .
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Kitchen
Wall dock
Farmers' Union
I On Program
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Appearing on the regular Farm
Hour program over KOAC to
night at 7:10 o'clock will be
members of the Orchard Heights
local of the Oregon Farmers Un
ion. They represent the organiza
tion during its monthly program
hour. i
Included will be musical num
bers by Mr. and Mrs. James
Smart, a talk by Mrs. Alma
1 Knower, recently appointed state
junior leader fori the Farmers
Union,' and a talk by the state
president, Amnion Grice. .
Home Bought
By Doctor
STAYTON Dr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Stuckart have purchased the
George Smith home in Stayton
and Dr. Stuckart will open an of
fice at the residence.
Dr. Stuckart studied medicine
at Creighton university, Omaha,
and did post graduate work in
psychiatry and anaesthetics, com
ing to Oregon several months ago
after completing a year's superin
tendency of a small hospital in
Platte, SD, and general practice
in other eastern localities, par
ticularly in.Des Moines, Iowa.
The couple have a two-year-old
son. Stuckart is a brother of Hu
bert Stuckart of Aumsville.
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Achievement Day
i Program Slated
TURNER, ROUTE ONE The
; Crawford school : will hold 4H
club Achievement day exercises
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Esther Gully, Salem, will give
a talk on Bolivia. There will be
exhibits of health posters and of
forestry work. Parents and friends
are invited. Ethel Gulvin Is the
teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. C A, Bear and
Mr. and Mrs. ' E. C Bear and
Eunice and Billy were Sunday
guests at the R. E. Stewart home
in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Bear and daughter, Carlton, were
also guests. The return was made
made via Hubbard with call
made at the N. S. Hawk home.
Mrs. Hawk has been an invalid
the past few years and is not as
well as she was a few months
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I Norval Marvil, formerly of j
la si guest at the home of his
brother, A. I Marvu.
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jUm. Jack Ceoga tt4.
This is the first picture taken of
Mrs. Jackie Coogmn, second wife
of The Kid" of silent screen
fame, and their month-old baby,
John Anthony Coogan, shown la
Los Angela The Owgans teve
anhounced a separation, ifcioe
flrit wife waa Betty GrabJe. the
f movUartresa.