Valley School Districts
To Elect on Monday, June 15
WOODBURN Annual election will be fcald by tha Wood
burn ichool district Monday afternoon In the, Lincoln grade
school, beginning at 2 o'clock.
Terms of Dr. Cterald Smith, school director, and Frank
Proctor, clerk, expired this year.
A school director's term Is for
three years while the clerk of the
board is elected each year.
The clerk has been receiving
$480 per year, but the budget com
mittee has increased the figure to
$300, beginning with the new fis
cal year. The directors serve with
out pay.
Under law the polls must be
kept open at least until 3 o'clock
on Monday. But in recent years
It has been customary to keep
them open much longer.
Mid - Willamette Valley News
HAZEL GREEN Notices of the
annual school meeting June 15 at
t o'clock have been posted. One
director for a term of three years
and a clerk will be elected and the
budget voted.
The board has advertised for
bids on 15 cords of 18 inch wood.
The members of the board are
Chairman Kenneth Bayne, An
drew Zaharae sr., Perry Sanders
and Ralph Gilbert, clerk, who was
appointed to fill tha vacancy made
When Alfred Zielinskl was caned
into serrvice.
Paul Sahli Given
Surprise Party
GERVAIS A group of young
folk were entertained at the home
of Mr. and Mr?. A. W. Sahli Sun
day as a surprise farewell for
their son, Paul Sahli, who is en
tering the United States military
service.
The guests included Adaline
Manning, Nancy Smith, Lei a Run
corn, Helen and Harold Hanne
gan, Violet and Mildred Helsler,
Shirley and Gloria Klinski, Dor
othy and Russell Sahli. Johnnie
Nolan, Glen Lucas. Justin Joyce,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Klinski, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Helsler, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Schindler, Mr. and Mrs. D.
North and the hosts.
jir;Qn News
Lebanon Plans
For Hospital
LEBANON Registered nurses
in Lebanon held a meeting Wed
nesday afternoon to plan for the
emergency auxiliary nospital be
ing organized. It wi 1 be set up
in the high school gymnasium and
six rows of beds will be set up,
20 beds in a row. In addition there
will be rooms for cases needing
to be isolated.
Surgical cases after an x-ray at
the office of Drs. Miller and
Booth will be taken to the Leba
non General hospital. In case of
an emergency convalescents will
be transferred to the auxiliary
hospital or sent to their homes.
Drs. Irvine and Herren will
be in charge of surgery at the
general hospital. Dr. Booth will
have charge of the emergency
hospital Two registered nurses
and several nurses' aids will be
on duty in the auxiliary hospital
at all times.
Funds for the purchase of drugs
and instruments are being donat
ed by various clubs and unions,
Scio News
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs
Lester Stephenson and small son
of Los Angeles are vacationing in
Oregon and visiting Stephenson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. , S
Stephenson. They made a trip
to Yachats Sunday where they
were joined by Mrs. F. I. Sandi
fur of Vancouver, Wash., Martin
Stephenson of Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Stephenson and
three children of Jefferson.
Mrs. Grace Thurston has re
turned from Portland where she
attended the wedding of her
granddaughter, Jessie Mae Libby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arley
R. Libby, and Evan Wiley Tums
den, jr., Saturday at St. David's
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Thurson also received an
nouncement of the marriage of
another granddaughter, Margaret
Skelton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Skelton of Toledo, and Rus
sell Sedgwick. They willlive in
Portland.
The city council has granted a
permit to R. I. Wright to build
a marquee on the Odd Fellows
hall. The council decided that the
fire bell should not be used for
blackout signals, but that the
siren on the fire truck might be
Used instead. Bills to the amount
of $279.49 were ordered paid.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Denson of"!
Redmond visited the McKee and
Kester families here Sunday, i
They are moving from Redmond i
to Merrill, where Denson will be
employed in a warehouse.
Dan Donohue is confined to
his home because of two frac
tured ribs, resulting from a fall
at his home.
New. families in town include
the A. A. Gash family, who are
In the Charles Hague house in
east Jefferson: C. B. Ray and
family in the Chain house north
of the schoolhouse; Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Wright in the small house
on Mrs. Looney'a property in
aorth Jefferson.
Richard VanWinkle and La
Tertie Hopp attended the midget
auto races at Jantzen beach Sun
day. Fox Valley News
FOX VALLEY Buster and Peg
gy Berry, Holly, are visiting their
grandparents, Berrys, and other
relatives in this locality.
. William Downing and son "Ted,"
Merrill, attended a family reun
ion eld at the O. C. Downing home
recently.
, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin vis
: tted in Sisters Sunday and re
turned over the south Santiam
highway. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bevier
nd sons. Mill City, visited at the
Hugh Johnston home. Sunday.
Mrs. Ed ,Thompsoa . is assisting
with the vacation Bible school
classes at tha Mill City Christian
church this week. The school
closes this weekend.
; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston vis
' tted in Lacomb and Lebanon Tues
day. ', .". r.
George Kimery and iamlly,
Portland, arc visiting here at pres
- ant. Kimery is employed at the
shipyards. . y 'n-.-r V5 -'"
Dale-. Bassett, Portland, visited
: relatives here Sunday. ' . .1 .
Mrs. Clair Humphreys and two
children spent the past week with
her parents. . Humphreys came
Sunday and the family returned
, with hinv-' . ' .
SCIO The Rebekah lodge will
meet at Odd Fellows hall June 17
The refreshment cornmittee In
eludes Mrs. Donahue and Mrs
Crow.
Harry Ziegler of Portland is va
cationing with his sister, Mrs. Roy
Thurston, near Scio. He has been
employed at the Veterans hospital.
Mrs. George Barcher of Scio,
who underwent major surgery at
Albany a few days ago is reported
improving. "
Allen Rice of Tulare, Calif., is
visiting his uncle, Arch Riddle.
Mrs. E. D. Myers and Mrs. E
Phillips plan to attend state con
vention of Oregon federation of
Garden clubs at Salem June 18
and 17.
Sam Ramsey and his sister,
Mary, were in from Dunsmuir,
Calif., recently visiting old friends
He formerly was in business here
The Rev. W. H. McLain and son
Dillon are moving from the Shel
burn community and have sold the
farm to Charles Bates, jr. The
McLains had lived there since
1909.
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Reports from The Statesman's 78 Community Correspondents
PAGE EIGHT
Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, June 12, 1942
Wohlheter
Funeral to
Be Friday
97 Year Old Native of
France Dies at
Marion Home
WOODBURN Mrs. Carolina
Wohlheter died Wednesday morn
ing at the family home on Boone's
Ferry road northwest of Wood-
burn, Her age was 97 years, 1
month and 27 days.
Mrs. Wohlheter was born in
Havre, France, on April 13, 1843,
and had lived in the United States
for the past 94 years. In 1908
she moved to Woodburn from
Nebraska.
She is survived by sons, Louis
and Eugene F. Wohlheter of
Woodburn and granddaughter
Vera Seime of Oakland, Calif.
Kecitauon or the rosary was
held Thursday evening at
o'clock at the Ringo mortuary.
Funeral services will be held in
St. Luke's church Friday morn
ing at 9 o'clock and burial will
be in Belle Passi ecmetery be
side the body of her husband,
Valentine Wohlheter, who died
several years ago.
Airlie News
The annual reunion of the Crab
tree families is to be held at Bry
ant park in Albany next Sunday,
Among those from a distance who
plan to attend is Mrs. Flo Schomer
of Los Angeles, who has been
guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs Frank Sommer.
Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Cline and Mrs.
Schroeder of Mill City were in
Scio a few days ago in the inter
est of the proposed emergency
hospital in their district.
Rolla Shelton and Vincent re
ported a good catch of fish at Mar
ion lake recently.
The John Scheer family plans
to move to Portland from the Fred
Jones farm in the Burgen Hollow
community.
ARLIE Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bev
ins visited Mrs. Olive Hedgase
and Mr. Lee O'Kelly in Indepen
dence Tuesday.
Mrs. Rollo Phelps and Mrs.
Ralph Cheffin of Summit visited
here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heath,
Portland, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bartrom this week.
Alvin Ray visited his uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stevenson,
Mill City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fleisch
man and children, Monmouth,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Aebi Sunday.
Janice Bevins is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Letha Bevins in Sa
lem. Later she will attend sum
mer school.
Mrs. Charlie Tarter and Mrs
Robert Tarter were in Indepen
dence and Salem Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hastings and
Mrs. George Plonb drove to Leb
anon Wednesday, and visited Mrs,
remaua Hastings on tne way
home.
Mrs. C. W. Tarter and Mrs,
Ben Kreig drove to Corvallis
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Fred Ray Alvin and Mrs
Ed Stevenson visited in Newport
recently.
Miss Agness Campbell, Berk
eley, Calif., David Campbell,
Portland, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Aebi Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Plant, sr.
and Francis drove to Lebanon
Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs,
John Harter.
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Returning Home
LEBANON Mrs. Emma Bell
inger has had a letter from the
bureau of information of the war
department telling her that her
son Jack is scheduled to sail for
home on the first boat of ex
change nationals. That vessel, ac
cording to her letter, is supposed
to sail from Japan early In June
Jack, who had been teaching
in japan and doing newspaper
work on a large daily in Tokyo,
has been interned for six months.
The first volunteer in "Dors For Defense of Hawaii" is Qaestor, s
valuable oedlxreed blue ribboner. pictured above with Lieut. Gen,
Delos C. Emmons, commandlnx general of the Hawaiian theatre of
war. Qnester was donated by IL K. Castle, Honolulu banker. Mili
tary authorities appealed to dog; owners throughout the territory to
enlist their pets for service with the armed forces. The dogs will be
given special training and placed an guard duty.
Injuries Prove
Fatal for Boy
LEBANON -Lyle Otis Simms,
8-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Simms, died at the Lebanon
hospital Wednesday as tha result
of injuries received Sunday when
a tree fell on him at the home
west of town.
He was born here eight years
ago. Funeral services will beheld
Saturday. Rev. Clauds Pika of
the Evangelical church will offi
ciate. Burial will be in the IOOF
cemetery.
The parents, grandparents and
three brothers, Norman, Roger
and Gail survive.
Joe Randall Builds
In Salem Heights
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Joe H. Randall are building
a new home at 200 Vista avenue.
They expect to be able to move
in sometime in July. Randall is
manager of the Golden Pheasant
restaurant and the Fred Meyer
lunch counter.
They have two daughters. One
daughter will enter college this
fall and the other will be in the
first grade at Salem Heights
school.
Independence
News
INDEPENDENCE Mildred
Pomeroy returned Saturday after
a 10 day visit in Berkely Calif,
with friends.
Olga Syverson, Bend teacher
and Clara Syverson Newberg
teacher are home. They plan to
attend the summer session at OCE.
Mrs. W. F. McBee is teaching
the second grade at summer
school held this year in Mon
mouth. Mrs. McBee replaces Mrs
Elsie Bolt who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mattison, Mr,
and Mrs. Glen Mattison and fam
ily of Pedee, and Mrs. Charles
Miller of Salem visited Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Davidson Sunday at
Gladstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mattison
were guests at the Ed Lawrence
home in Eugene Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Pagankopf of Ore
gon City is visiting friends here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Darling re
turned Sunday from a week's vac
ation in Eugene, spent with their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hill.
Mrs. Garfield Byers has been
assisting W. T. Hoffman with the
registration for canning sugar.
Waconda Community to
Have Picnic Sunday
HAZEL GREEN The annual
Waconda community picnic will
be held Sunday, June 14, at Hazel
Green.
Taylor Hears of
Brothers Death
JEFFERSON J. H. Taylor re
ceived word Monday that his
brother, Robert Taylor, 28, had
died of spinal meningitis in, Eng
land, ms home was at Des Moines,
Iowa, and he had been serving
with the armed forces in England.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and three
children left Tuesday by automo
bile for Des Moines, their former
home, where memorial services
will be held for the deceased
brother.
Besides John H. Taylor of Jef
ferson, the deceased is survived
br his mother and three sisters
of Dea Moines, and one brother
In Oklahoma. The Taylors will
visit Mrs. Taylor's mother and
other relatives in Iowa before re
turning here.
William South
Funeral Friday
LEBANON William South, 74,
died at his home in the Berlin sec
tion Wednesday and will be bur-!
ied Friday afternoon from the
Howe Funeral home with inter
ment in the Powell cemetery In
Berlin, Elder George Simons of
ficiating.
A sister, Mary Harris of Al
Salom Heights
News
SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. Hans
Show of Jefferson underwent an
operation at the Salem General
hospital Tuesday. She formerly
lived in Salem Heights.
E. A. Carleton will spend pait
of the summer at McMinnville
helping his brother with his poul
try farm.
Miss Eloise Graves who is stay
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Jay Mor
ris, is going to Portland Friday to
spend the weekend with friends.
Wade Dickenson, brother of
Mrs. Bob Gorton, is now stationed
at Shepard Field, Texas.
Lloyd Chapman, son of Mrs.
Clarence Forbis, is to report for
his military service exams on Fri
day. Patrick Bond, son of Mrs. M.
A. Pekar, has been chosen as one
of the boys to attend the Beaver
Boys State camp at Corvallis.
bany, survives; also four brothers,
Dr. Floyd South of Sweet Home,
Lewis South of Ohio, Perry South
of Sisters, J. C South of Grand
view, Oregon.
He was a member of the IOOF
lodge for many years.
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