New Welding
Classes Open
Silverton Instruction
To Be on 24 Hour
Basis in Future
SILVERTON Welding classes
have opened on a 24-hour basis at
the Allen Brothers garage In Sil
verton. Full scale classes began
Monday morning with-12 women
enrolled for the morning shift.
with John Lehr as instructor. Hal-
vor Brokke, ' Marion Green ' and
Alfred Johnson are caring for the
other six-hour classes. The group
reports that there is still room
for a few additional students.
; Twelve men have just complet
ed the course and are now employ"
ed at $1.20 an hour at the ship
yards. These, include S. J. Nelson,
S. ..Moen, Ralph Bentson, W. F.
.Walker, A.. H. Nerison, L. C.
Heinjs, E. Stoltender, F. G. Graff,
W. E. Loe and A. H. Thomas.
Making up the new classes just
started are Karen Nelson, Pauline
.'Lehr, Frances Coberly, Barbara
.Dornbecker, The a Weisenfelt,
Lorraine - Morey, Alma . Hanson,
'Jean Hanks, Golda Keen and Ruth
, Radcliff. .
G. BidelL W. P. Miles, J. R.
wnuney, a. i wmtney, J. m.
.VeaU.. F. Jaynes, E. Morgan, E.
Morrison, R. O. Amort, V. L. Mil-
lican, C. Anderson, C. Lofthus, G.
Brendman, N. Dornbecker, Floyd
Rappe, Ben ' Ackerman, Alvin
Ernston, W. L. Elder, Duane Faul-
der, Amos Fisher, John Seims,
Leona Fischer, C. Montgomery,
M. ' R. FagaL R. Achatz and F.
Gearhart,
Drives East
To Missouri
MT, ANGEL Mrs. Ray Fish
er left here by car Monday morn
ing for Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.,' to
Join her husband, Lt. Ray Fisher,
"UJ army engineer corps, who is
stationed there.
; She was accompanied by her
brother, Walter Ebner, and as far
. as Kansas by Mrs.. Joseph Deneke
.of Mt .Angel and Mrs. Wright of
t Silverton. Mrs.; Deneke and Mrs.
Wright will visit in Kansas and
' return by train.
Mrs.' Fisher will remain in Mis
souri as . long as her. husband's
regiment is stationed there.
Gives Gift Shower
For Turner Woman
' v TURNER Mrs. Ellen Klokstad
and Mrs:' Rosemary Mireau enter-
tained Saturday with a gift shower
. honoring Mrs. Gene Poitras at .the
'. home of Mrs. W. R. Hogsed.
- Other guests were, Mrs. - Paul
-Kitzmiller, Pauline and Wilma of
Dallas, Clara Bensly, Mrs. Edna
Hamlin and Rogerta, and Jeanne
Bensiy of Salem, Mrs. W. R. Hog
sed, Mrs. A. E. Robertson, Mrs.
Wallace Riches and Gladys, Patty
Jo Hammond, Mrs; Joe Holt, and
Bobby, Mrs. Aioen nooercson
nd Edward, Mrs. J. E. White
head, Sr., Mrs. Francis Ball, Mrs.
Elizabeth . BalL Mrs. Lillian H.
Lyons,. Mrs. John Regier, Mrs. M.
O. Pearson; Mrs. J. O." Hussell,
and Mrs. Ellison Whiteaker.
Bouchie Family Visits
With Turner Relatives
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Bouchie , "and three children of
Van .Nuys, Calif, are visiting
Turner relatives and friends.
fripnrls.
Bouchie is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bouchie,' north of town. For
est ' Bouchie is his brother, and
(Irs. Orrin Schollian his sister.
rhe family lived here a number
of years before going to VanNuys
where Bouchie is employed at the
aircraft factory.
Husband's Birthday Is
Observed With Party
. TURNER Mrs. Lawrence Rob
ertson entertained with a .dinner
party in compliment to her hus
band on his birthday anniversary.
The guests included Mr. Bruce
Spaulding and son of Goldendale
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Spaulding . of Vanvouver, Wash.,
Mr. and Mrs." J. S. McKinney,
Richard Whittle.
Dr. Fred Burger Buys
Davidson Property
. SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. Lela
0 Davidson has sold her property
on Ewald avenue to Dr. Fred
- Burger. The place is known as
'the Speaker property.
Radio Shop Qosed
SILVERTON The Bennet radio
shop on South Water street has
been closed for the duration. Earl
Bennett, the proprietor, who has
also been , employed at the Silver
Falls Timber company, is now
Installing radios for the Commer
cial Iron and Steel yard at Portland..':-.,;-.,
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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CARTOON AND NEWS
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Mid -Willamette
Reports From The Statesman9 s
North Marion
Men Are
Two From Other Boards
Included in Group;
Plum Goes in East
WOODBURN Another . delega
tion of selectees Is to be sent from
north Marion county Saturday,
July 25. It will be the second
contingent this month, , the first
having gone two weeks ago. -
Those - listed for induction are
Walter Albert poepping, Roy Oli
ver Bliven,, Carl Chester Nuebel,
John Bertrum Anderson, Vincent
Vester Wolfard, Louis Myron
Kirkwood, Ivan Ruscal McKib-
bins, Leo Matt Schindler, Vivian
Elmer Waterman, Roy Golden
Harris, Hubert El wood Etzwiler,
Charles Freerick Schneider, Alvin
Walter Jones; Herman Fay Rick
etts, Clarence Thomas Bayes,
John Wesley Collins, James Ar
thur Hampton, George Frances
Shafer, Lepn Verne White, Jack
Curtis Weidner.
Joseph Martin Schaecher, jr
Warren Arch Claggett, Carroll
Norman Eisenhart, Charles Wool-
cott Fennimore, Charles Frank
LaDeRoute, jr., Frank Basting,
Richard Joseph Martin, Foster
George Nussear, John Edward
Thurston, Charley Osten Usher,
George Robert Groh, Robert Lloyd
Lutz, Fred. Samuels, Victor Mar
tin Duffy, Robert. Alonzo Field,
Leonard William" Rue, Charles
Sumner Reynolds, Victor John
Meissner, Albert Olsen, John Joe
Angland.
Samuel Lawrence. Fennimore is
registered at Anchorage, Alaska,
and John W. Hughart is registered
in Hughes county, South Dakota,
and will report to the local board.
Frank Plum has gone east since
registering with the north Marion
county board. He is to report; to
local board No. 24, New York
City. - - .
Silverton Women
Suffer Injuries
SILVERTON Mrs. Cora Gra
den slipped and fell Saturday,
breaking her right forearm and
some bones in her right hand.
Miss Dorothy Haugen, while
cutting wood Friday night, chop
ped the index finger nail off her
.right hand. Miss Haugen is em
ployed as assistant in the Silver-
ton water office.
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Nelson family Holds
Reunion at Silverton
SILVERTON A Nelson reunion
was held Sunday at the All O,
Nelson home on Second street
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
val Nelson and Mr. and MVs. Thei-
mer Nelson of Eugene; Mr. and
Mrs. Chet Nelson and Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Nelson and Harold and
Merlin Nelson "of Eugene; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Berch and Jim Nelson
of Silverton.
Toledo Man Visifintr
I , .
JEFFERSON Edmond C
Paine of Toledo is at the home
I of his daughter, Mrs. C. F. Holt,
for an indefinite stay,
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DOUBLE BILL! X 3 JL: ' . 1 T M Doore Open 6:45 P. M.
IVALLY DOES IT AGAIN! If att& RI"!M
fieery's o twe-gwn terro -; f)UK V ' f C f II
of the we.t . .vi.nt,i t - lV GflTl JuOUULg! 11 L
1 Marjorie Main, his scrap- ffW" -- - 1 8 "
I ping sweetheart .. J ' , V ' 6 S
I tames himl " 1 X .
S PaM' T?4 BCY r- Plus Pelt Smith Noveltr, j jl
f! Ml' A'.r- "rt WAR BONDS AND I . " rt . - . y,f x. I IK
j P-&dWs? ' stamps AT OUR I . Victory Quu" and War News 1
1 eaiwiil LZl' ""t.J BOXOFFICE NOW! V , m . -
Salem. Orecra. Wednesday
Prospect Nows
PROSPECT. -r Farmers' wives
on Prospect Hills are cooperating
in .the harvesting the farm crops
this -year.-:;.;- ' '..' . - ! .
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rains and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cartwright
enjoyed a Sunday night supper
in the Rains' garden. Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Dehcer were special ; guests.
Mrs. Frank Pullin and grand
daughter, ' Connie . Smith .visited
last week' at the country home' of
her daughter, Mrs. ; R. E. Cart-
wright . , -
Ardis Belle brown visited her
grandparents, Mr and : Mrs. G,
M." Belknap of Talbot last week.
Two Families!
Hold Reunion
MT. ANGEL ' , Mrs. Alice Die-
rick and son Ray, of Banks, vis
ited Mrs. Dierick's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Bean, Sunday and attended the
christening of Dennis Jeno Wil
liam Bean, infant son of the Wil
liam Beans.
Mr. Dierck- acted as godfather
and Mrs. Albin Bean as godmoth
er. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Bean had
just returned early Sunday morn
ing from Sun Valley, Idaho, and
Col ton. Wash., where they en
joyed a ten-day vacation. ... .
Special Project
Is Given Salem
Heights Women
SALEM HEIGHTS The wor
en oi baiem Heights nave Deen
asked, to help, on an emergency
sewing .project that has to be
completed , by Monday, July 27.
The,, community hall, will be
open for this sewing on Wednes
day, from 10:30 ajn. to 4:30 pjn
Women are asked to bring needle,
thimble and shears.
Independence Folk
Visit in Eugene .
INDEPENDENCE Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Mort Spent the week
end in Eugene' Visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Gross.'
Mrs. Charles- Stryker left Sun
day for Portland where she will
join her husband who is employed
at Columbia Aircraft. ....
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stevens and
Mrs.- Alvin of Salem - were " guests
Sunday; of Mr. . and .Mrs. Paul
Sterling. The group enjoyed a pic
nic, at the Dallas park. .
. Miss '. Veva Couey spent ', the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Schuebel in Salem.
Portland Woman Visits
With Relatives Here
, INDEPENDENCE Mrs. Vera
Black of Portlandr visited her fa
ther, William McKinney Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Bevins, Mrs. Roy
Hartmah, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Coffey of Salem visited in Port
land this weekend with' Bill Bevins-of
the Hollywood ball club.
" Mrs. Mae Seeley is visiting in
Seattle with her daughter, Mrs.
Helene CDonnell. . Mrs. ' Seeley
plans to be in Seattle another
weeki -
Valley. News
78 Community
Morning, JuIt 22, 1942
Tires, Tubes
Are Allotted
WOODBURN Tires . and tubes
have - been allotted by : the - local
rationing board as follows: Tires
and tubes Verl E. Cochran, pub
lic service, Hubbard; Monitor
truck line, common carrier, Moni
tor; Clifford Andrews, shipyard
worker," of Woodburn; '. Ole " R.
Stormo, farmer, of Aurora.-'
Tires Kenneth Yergen, far
mer; Aurora; Kenneth. B.r Mur
rell, mail carrier, Hubbard. Tubes
Dora , Dooper, farmer. Wood
bum; W. M. Brassel, fanner and
carpenter, .Woodburn; Mabel
Clark, farmer and merchant, Au
rora; Ethel M. Mahony, farmer,
Gervais; Ray- J. Glatt, farmer,
Woodburn. Obsolete tires Ray J.
Glatt, farmer, Woodburn.' :
Recaps Kenneth Yergen and
Elmer Jeskey, both farmers, of
Aurora; Mrs. Mabel Clark, farmer
and merchant, Aurora; H.. Bow
derg and Ethel M. Mahony, both
farmers, of Gervais; Clara Cooper
and Dora Cooper, both farmers,
of- Woodburn; Adrian Wright,
millwright, Woodburn; John L.
Lesher, laborer, Woodburn; Mrs.
George .Armstrong, farmer, of
Woodburn.
Labor Trouble
Is Discussed
MARION Considering the long
hours farm families are working,
the attendance at the Farmers'
Union Friday night was good.
- Labor shortage in the harvest
ing of this year's crops' was the
principal topic ,of discussion.
Homer Smith gave a. report on
the Salem Farmers' Union co
operative -warehouse of which : he
is manager.
Figures from the auditors re
port show a gain over. last year,
Many new lines have been added
to the , present large stock of
merchandise.
Commercial Pilot
Aim of R. Scroggin
LEBANON Ralph Scroggin
has gone to the new training
field near Madras for training
which will qualify him for
commercial pilot's license. He has
had his private license for some
years and has been, active in . the
organization of .the civilian air
patrol which has completed all of
the basic training required.
Scroggin has leased his bowling
alley to Mr. and Mrs. John Winn.
Uncle: Dies in Dakota
SILVERTON R. B. Bentson
has received word of the death
of his 'uncle, Carl Erickson, at
Garretson, SD. Mr. Erickson was
a brother of the late Olivia Bent
son ' and had many relatives ' and
friends at Silverton. -
Mrs. Mulkey Buys Home
MONMOUTH-rMr. and Mrs.
Myrle Mulkey, whose farm was
absorbed by the cantonment, have
bought a farm of about 200 acres
in Benton county near Pioneer.
They are engaged in producing
beef cattle.
Correspondents
PAGE THREE
Gty Manager Recovers
From Recent Illness
SILVERTON E. K. Burton,
city manager, who has been ill
at his home for the past week,
was able ta return again to' his
city offices on Saturday. i , .
Arthur DahL jr, arrived home
this weekend -from Washington,
DC, where he has had a civil
service position for the past five
months. Just what his plans are
ne nas noi aeciaea w ne aoes
not plan to return to , Washington.
Hugh Range; who was critically
ill -for several weeks,' has suffic
iently recovered to return to work
and is now employed on a gov
ernment housing project at Mil
waukie. . . '
Teachers Visit
on Beaches
INDEPENDENCE Jean Ellen
Irvine, Anna Mae Ramey and
Barbara Mattison left Monday for
a few days at the beach. Miss Ra
mey and Miss Irvine are to teach
in Vernonia next - year , and
planned to stop there to look for
living quarters.
Mrs. Lucy Smith left for her
home .in - Portland Friday after
spending ten days with her son
and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Smith. ..
Yvonne Scran ton, . daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scranton, is
spending this t week visiting" her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C, J.
Lewis in Stayton.-Little Wayne
Scranton returned Saturday from
Seattle where, he has: .been .visit
ing for the past month at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Sickels. ' . '" .
Mrs. Hallie Endicott
Returns From Portland
TURNER Mrs. Hallie Endicott
has returned to her home on Mill
creek after " spending several
weeks in Portland with friends.
miss Mary Condi t, elderly re
sident here, is seriously ill at her
Turner home with heart trouble.
A physician was summoned Sun
day. Miss Condit has not been
well for several months.
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RACE TRACK STORT EV
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1 with ": 'f ' -
John Payae, Walter Brennan
- Breads Joyce "
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Plus Tax " ,
Til S P. If.
Boy War Beads, Stamps
20c
Talbot Cliib
Holds Picnic
TALBOT The Talbot Wom
en s club held its annual . picnic
Sunday In the-W. E. Doty grove
on the banlf of the Santiam river.
The families of the members were
entertained with a picnic dinner
served family style on the long
table under the trees. Swimming
was the diversion of the after
noon. .V: :- "ii-"! '
Attending wr Mrni" XfrV
Robert Johnson and ehiMren" Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Belknap, : Mr.
and Mrs. Delmer Davidson and
son Dean, Mrs.. Carrie Kreutz,
Mrs. Addie -Davidson. Mr. and
Mrs. John Botrct Mr and Mm
n. S. Nave, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Potts," sr," Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Shugg and daughters Harriett and
Virginia, Mr. and - Mrs. Ernest
I Freeman and son Ernest, Jr, Mrs.
Anna Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Merton
Harding and son Ralph, Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. Blinston.
Salem Chess Quhl
Has Eight Members
TURNER Members' of the Sa
lem Chess . club attending the
meeting at the Homer . Haggard
.home included K, E. Wenger, Rev.
George W. Swift, J. E. Reay, Clare
A. Lee, J. E. Lucas, F. A. Boying
Lton of Salem, LeRoy Ledgerwood
of Stayton and the host. Homer
ard of Turner.
William B. Hoffnell and Mrs.
C. Pearson of. Salem were recent
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Showers and Marjorie.
Mr. Hoffnell lived here several
years ago, coming here from Rose
daye, and has many friends here.
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To get t25 a month ;
- starting in ten years, -buy
on $18.75 War Bond
V ' wvery month now. -
Turner 1st Aid Class
Certificates Ready v ;:
TURNER Red Cross first aid
certificates for persons who com
pleted the work here recently axe
at the E. S. Prather drug store.
Those whose certificates are ready
include Melvin Baker, Elizabeth
E. Ball, Mary A. Ball, Lois Barber,
Gayette Barnett, Mildred ; L;
Bones, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Good,
S. H. Haggard, ' Addie' Haggard,
Evelyn Haynes, Mabel Jensen. .
- J. S. McKinney, Lucile tC Mc
Kinney; Earl S.' Prather, W. A.
Rankin, Gladys Standley, Norman
Whitehead -Zella;Webh, Pearl
Hogsed;'' Dorothy ; Sawyer, - Edith
Schifferer, Jo Tanner and Hildur
Warren.
The balance of certificates for
Miss Vick's class will be sent out
through the mail, it is announced.
Mrs, Necia Buck
Visits in Turner
TURNER Mrs. Necia Buck of
Portland is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Spires in Turner. Mrs.
Buck is recovering from an auto
mobile . accident of a year ago,
which broke both legs and she
has spent many months in ! Port
land hospital. She is well known
throughout the state as former
state president of the WCTU.
After visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. N. W. Hutchens, Alfred
Hutchens has returned to his Carl
ton home. Charles Stephenson ar
rived Friday from four months
in Santa Ana, Calif , and is visit
ing his grandmother for several
days before going to his home at
McMinnville. Stephenson is ex
pecting to go to Portland the last
ef the week for work In the ship
yards. -
of wartime travel
. to California
' yba art planning a tail trip soon, we urge yon to read the following wartime
el augscrJons. Obsemnce of them will .make your trip more pleaaant
iai comfortable and will aid us in performing our most important job-the
swift transport iof ttea an4 materials to training camps and ghting fronts.
void week-end
TatcI is always heaviest on week-ends. By starting your trie
on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, you bare a wider choke
of accotnmodatioos end you snake way foe those who mmst travel
workers and
e an early bird.
Get full informatioa well in advance of tbt day you plaa to leave.
Purchase your rail and Pullman tickets as early as possible. You
thus are' assured of accommodations and you avoid last-minute
rush. If you can't get a lower berth or if you have to wait your
turn in die dining car please be tolerant, realizing that die extra
cart, locomotives and crews which would relieve such a situ,
tioa in normal times, are now hauling troops and war materials.
We can't buy any new cars because of the shortage of critical
materials. Full-length lounge cars have been replaced by sleep
ing or chair cars on all U. S. railroads so that more people can
ride on one train matter of vital importance to the war effort.
(Tancel promptly
The space you reserve oo a train is valuable too valuable to go
unused. If you are forced to change your plana, please cancel yout
reservation and turn in your Pullman ticket for refund Kni-rdt-atclyso
Um space cm be used by other traveler i
on't waste space
If you i compartment, a drawing room, or a bedroom by all
' means buy it But please don't take more space than absolutely
necessary. A berth mav be all
room with a friend or business
fijcpect "occasional delay :
- AHow ample leeway between the scheduled arrival of your train
. - vO: '': and the time of your business appointment. Remember that trains
- carrying war materials and supplies are using the same track
as your train, and these Victory Trains have to come first. If
. your train should be delayed by war traffic, we hope you will
' ' accept the Inconvenience in good spirit, realizing that we are
' doing evcrythinf in our power to maintain cm-tiine schedules.
-.orget some thitigs you see x
. En route you may see things that concern the war effort. Forget
. , - them. Do not discuss troop or material movements, army insuU
, . lationa or camps, or other vital subjects. The Asia has big ears.
and thanks to you. . . :
we are working hard to do a bang-up job for Uncle Sam and trying our best to give
good service to our civilian patrons, too. But nothing it normal in vmrtimt including
train travel Thousands of our trained men ire now in the armed forces. Everybody is
bard pressed and some are new at their duties. We appreciate the consideraooa
shown by travelers and the helpful cooperation of shippers. Thanks a lot.
The Friendly
See CA. Larson, Ticket AsenV Phene 44S1 -A.
Onnandr; CJPJU S22 Pacifle Bldar Fertlaaid, Ore.
Old Records
Collected
rOODBURN The American
Legion is collecting old phono-"
graph records and the Woodburn
post has designated Le Febure'a
shoe i h o p, ; the Highway drug
store and ScholTa hardware store
in Hubbard as receiving centers.
" The members of the Legion com
mittee in charge includes. Hartley -LeFebure,
chairman; Walter Mil
ler, Dr. G. B. Smith, Ed Scholls, -Richard
Yates, Tom Renn, Charles
Gurney and JT. F. Sauvain. -All
records obtained will; be
remelted and made into new and
modern records, to be used for
entertainment of United State
forces everywhere, 'if The new
records are to be sold at cost. The '
drive will close August X. .
Report Births j
In Silverton -
SILVERTON Mr! and M 1 1.
Duane . Fulps of Woodburn re
port the birth of a son at the Sil
verton hospital on July 15. .
Mrs. "Ed Givens has received
announcement of the birth of A
son to her nephew and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drake (Nan- ;
cy Benson) in Portland on July
14. Lieut Drake, the father, is
stationed in Alaska. . -r-.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Conner re
port the birth of a daughter, Cor
rine Marie, on July 8, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Hassing a eon,
Larry Lee, on July 7. I i .
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vorseth
report the birth of a daughter,
Linda Lou at The Dalles on July
11.
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men in tbc armed services
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