iilany Fanp
ers
Do Harvesting
Themselves
CENTRAL HOWELLr-Now that
t&e weather . is . nice the "farmers
awe trying to do all the things they
euld not do before.
Haying, cultivating, cherry pick-
ins aad a multitude of other tasks
are keeping everyone -busy. -
With littte prospect of help" in
fearvestinf and the . inability of
the farmer to pay the high prices
paid by industries, the farmers are
planning to do most of their work
themselves. ,
Many more combines have been
purchased this year. Among the
new owners are Henry Roth,' John
.Tweed, Walter Haverson, Ernest
Both, George Stevens.
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WOODBURN The need for
" cherry and cane berries pickers is
ery great in the.Woodburn vl
inity, according to orders placed
at the" employment office here, at
least 200 berry - pickers will "be
needed by the end of the week
and a third of them are needed
now. Cherries are ready to be
picked arid at least 175 pickers will
fee required.
- "Many . growers are providing
transportation from the employ
ment office to the fields and re
turn. .Those who can assist are
asked to contact the employment
ffice at lMJIayes street, Wood-
Burn. . .
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The office is busy" sending out
cards to those who have signified
that they would be available for
work. '
There is considerable call for
sen in hay fields, bean fields, pea
miners and beet fields at hourly
wages. The need for workers be
comes more urgent with the warm
summer weather coming on.
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Reports From The Statesman's 78 Community Correspondents
KAY'S for,
Salem, Oregon. Thursday Morning, July 2. 1942
Pioneer Folk
Move to Salem
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Roseburg : Family Visit
Where Formerly
Resided :
PIONEER Mr. and Mrs. Dor
sey West and son Raymond have
moved to Salem where Mr. and
Mrs. West will work in the can
nery. 1 '
Mrs. Howard Coy, Jimmy and
Carol, Mrs. James Coy and Ted
visited Mrs.. Tom - Keller and son
Richard Monday. v
Mr. and Mrs. John . Keller, jr.,
and ' daughters Porothy, Shirley
and Phyllis Kay visited , Mr.' and
MrsRay Cozil of Brooks Sunday.
Dale Landahl is visiting his
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ray
Slater, this week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown and
sons, Harold and Leonard, vis
ited at the Floyd Senter home in
Salem Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. James Coy and son Ted
of Roseburg visited friends and
relatives here this week. .They are
former residents' of this district,
owning the Schnider place at one
time.
Cares for Mother
MACLEAY Mrs. Harry Mar
tin sr., has been taking care of her
mother, .Mrs. George Morris of
Hazel Green who has been ill.
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Hill, president of American Geld Star Mathers, big washing ma'
chute which Is part of quarte rmastcr exhibit ta Amy War Show.
Turner High School Alumni
Meet Sunday at McMinriville y
. TURNER, ROUTE 1 Former Turner high school students
met at the McMinnville city park for their annual picnic Sunday.
A"pleasant afternoon was spent in renewing old friendships after
the picnic dinner. Mrs. Lola ' Hall Palmer of Corvallis was the
president last year and made ar
rangements for the meeting, as
sisted by Mrs. Mabelle Allison
Woelke of Salem, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. ,Hazel Bear Stewart of
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Dayton was elected president for
the coming year; Mrs. Earl Bear of
Turner, secretary-treasurer.
A gift of fruit and flowers is
given each year by this group to
Lizzy Cornelius, a former Turner
teacher, who is confined to a Port
land hospital. It is delivered in
person by a Portland member of
the group. They have also estab
lished the practice of giving a gift
to the outstanding Turner eighth
grade graduate at commencement.
Miss Muriel Saulsbury, the only
resident member of the first four
year graduationlass (1915) pre
sented the award to Miss Betty
Bouchie at the exercises this year.
Those present Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. (Eleanor Moore) Keith
Roberts and two sons; Mrs. Beth
Small Mollet and two daughters;
and Mrs. Carl (Bernice Barnes)
Gressith, Portland; Mrs. Mabel
Allison Woelke of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. John (Lola Hall) Palmer,
Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
(Alma. Baker) Gower, Newberg;
Mrs. Hazel Bear Stewart and two
children,. Dayton; Mr. and Mrs.
Dorsey (Jennie Bobell) Olds and
five children, Sherwood; and Mr.
and Mrs. William (Dorothy
Moore) - Pearson and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bear and two children,
Turner.
Mrs. Dell Robertson Heath, who
helped organize the group with
picnic for her graduating class
of 1916 and others at her home in
Portland in 1936 was forced to
send regrets at ' the last minute
because of mumps.
Call Dallas
School Men;
' Two From Polk Group ,
To Attend School"'
7 For. Officers . V.' T -
' DALLAS--Three - Dallas teach
ers were among those Included in
the June .quota called by the Polk
county selective service board. '
r- Jack L. Keeler, Joseph Thomas
Leonard, were high school teach
ers and Paul Franzen waVan ele
mentary "school teacher. Keeler
and . Russell . Benjamin Davey of
West Salem qualified or officers'
training school and after prelim
inary training will be transferred
to the school. : " , ?
Others included in the June call
were'Paul Franzen, Dallas; Nich
olas Theodeaus, Valsetz; Loran
Raffety, Independence; James
Harold Doney, Monmouth; , Orris
La Verne Severson, Valsetz; Del
mar Fred Hayes, Dallas; Marvin
Windell Litwiller, Route 1, Sa
lem; Robert Harding Hamilton;
Monmouth; - . V : ,
Harry Lynn Kilmer, Ballston;
Rexford Russell, Reid, Monmouth;
Elmer Wayne Classen, Dallas;
Clement Albert Runner, J route
four, Salem; James Daniel Doner
ty, route four, Salem; John Mar
tin Werluie, Independence; ', Glen
Hastings Waggoner, route two,
Dallas; Gyle Harold McLean,
Valsetz. " " ' '.
Percy. Orrin Bjornson, . Dallas;
Murel Ralph Snyder, Dallas; Mar
ion Osborne Huff, route two Mon
month; Dale Edward Pittman,
West Salem and John Lee Jones,
Dallas. ; t
'James Orton Jay, route 1, Dal
las, reported here for the Lincoln
county board. "
Macleay Grange
Plans Socials
MACLEAY The social com
mittee Edward Tooker, M. M. Ma-
gee and W. Gray of Macleay
grange are planning a social night
of cards and dancing for Satur
day night ;
It is planned to have a social
night, twice a month' during the
summer, the . first and third Sat
urday night of the month.
Dodson Family
Buys New Farm
AIRLIE Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Dodson have bought the farm
known as John Waters' place in
McTimmens valley. Their former
farm is jn the cantonment area!
Mrs. Vern Williams, Doane and
Vern Jr of Portland, spent last
week with her sister Mrs. Wade
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Turner
were in Salem on business Mon
day.
Several old friends and neigh
bors from here attended the fun
eral of Howard Bush at Kings
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Herron
and children,- Falls City, visited
his parents Mr. and MaaWilliam
Herron Sunday. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams,
Dayton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Em
mett Turner Sunday.
Frances and Geneva ' Barton,
Corvallis, visited their sister . and
Mrs. Vaughn Whitaker last week.
Car Is Stalled -
On Fishing Trip
STAYTON Mr., and Mrs. Al
fred Peachy and Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Kerber had trouble with
the Peachy car Sunday while on
a fishing trip. They were mired In
the mud until rescued by another
Stayton driver.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Edison, new
proprietors of the Gem cafe, and
Mrs. Edmond Klecker were . in
Salem Monday. .
Central Hollow Folk
Visit in Roseburg
CENTRAL HOWELL Elda
Herr and Lucille Roth spent; the
weekend at Roseburg with Mrs.
Paul Rientsche .who was formerly
Marjone ' Herr. Her " husband is
a member of the state police sta
turned at Roseburg.
Ploub Family Visits
With Corvallis Folk
AIRLIE Mr. " and Mrs. Jacob
Ploub sr., and Lucille visited their
soa and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Ploub jr, and Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Persons1 and' family, Lu
cille will spend the month with
her- brother and sister, and on
their way home Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Ploub stopped at Corvallis
and visited 'Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
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Montana Visitors Are
Entertained in Amity
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Cody entertained- Sunday tor Mrs.
EUa Movisetti of Oberlin, Kansas,
L -Gemmctte of Montana, and
Mrs. Joe Gemmctte and daughter
va May ol Sheridan,
,The Cody family is moving this
ty on Nursery street to Lafayette.
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Manning Clan to
Meet on July 26
ST. LOUIS Preparations are
being made to hold the second an
nual reunion of the . George and
Henry Manning clan Sunday, July
26 at Champoeg state park,' four
miles north of St PauL ;
"A special program has been ar
ranged. ; Each member is asked
to bring a basket lunch sufficient
for their own family.
The committee includes May
Manning, president; Zeta Manning,
secretary; G. J. Moison, vice presi-
dent'
Perrydale Alert List
For Month Announced
PERRYDALE July schedules
for the alert station have been
made out Ttioa. serving are Mr.
and Mrs. Wald nnn, H. W. Wall,
Bob Farmer, Maud Houk, Merton
Bissell, D o n Massey, Charles
Strickwerda, Hardy Smith, Mr.
and -Mrs. Herman Gillam, Mrs.
Roger McKinney, Loren , Miller,
George. Van Otten, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Rosenbalm, Cliff Hill, Doris
McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chapin,
Bob Sharf, Bob Walker, Lloyd
Bottenberg, Bertha Muller, George
Henrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Hbckett,
Morris Christensen, Nellie Zum
wait, Mrs." Donald Shields,; Frank
WahL Mrs. 'Anderson, 'Mrs. Perl
Camp. Mrs. Loren Miller, Mrs.
Mark ODelL Mrs. Guy Lee, Har
vey Kurtz, C. L. Gilson, Harold
Smith, Mrs. Fay Morrison; Mrs.
Orville Kurtz, and Mrs. Mamie
Yoakum. ,;
Ashton Idaho Folk
Visit Near Salem
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Neifert and family of
Ashton. Idaho, stopped to visit
with the Will Maddys on their
way home from San Francisco
where, they visited with their son
ia the service. Maddy and Neifert
are half-brothers.
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On Vacation Trip .
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Maddy left today tat
week from the Alderman proper- Astoria on a vacation trip of sev
eral days.'
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