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Newspaper Page TextTalbot Nows T iCm Accident TALBOT Air. and Mrs. Frank ffl 1 T? Kieper have moved to Hebo. He A flKCS jD IXkQGT aa transferred from Camp Adair . Mid- Willa'Mfette Va Camp to a job at Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Freeman of Portland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Freeman and Ernest, Jr. Mr.' and Mrs. Al Guegrich and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Blinston spent a couple of. days ' fishing ' in the Alsea river and at Waldport re cently. Scio Lad Injured When Shotgun Accidentally Discharged SCIO W. D. Gutehall of Los Angeles, who has visited here an nually for. several years, is here JUallas Jtlas Play Center ' -, . Pay Nursery, Changed To Suit Needs of V Local Community , DALLAS - A children's com munity play center has . been or ganized irDaUas for chUdren of Auguat 4 at the monthly meeting now. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Zander took their 12-year-old son, Rey, to a Lebanon hospital for amputation of the middle and index fingersof his left hand. Accidental discharge of a 12 gauge shotgun cartridge caused ihe injury. Elmer Limbeck, fanner, Is out on crutches. He suffered a broken hip 'While working in the timber several weeks ago. - ,' Dinner s will be served, on the lawn at the C M. Cyrus home June - was called a day nursery but after period of experimen- Recent arrivals in Scio are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Earnest They have t a.t i o n and reorganization the moved mto former Dean -Mor. scope - was wiaenea u accommo date children of -all ages. The play center has access to the elemen- ris property on Water street, south Scio. The housing problem grows more acute almost daily at Scio. Mr, and Mrs. Al Arnold, Scio farmer' for' GO' vears. arc -home Mrs. Kendall . Wood and Mrs, from Breitenbush springs. Mr. tary school for rooms and equip ment. - Howard Fleming have volun teered their time to organize and keep the school running. They Arnold went there in search of relief from recent illness. He is reported improved, although have organized a group of volun- Breitenbush altitude was not del xeer women wno aui mem m I beneficial, it is reported. UiC wwriu Pat Holland of Scio has as her - Classes are conducted for these gt, Phyllis Oliver of Kenne volunteer workers every . Thurs- wick who was a high school class aay Dy miss iaa jviae omiin-oiuw mate in Portland, Oregon College Education. The classes are held in the elemen tary school building and all wom en interested are welcome to at tend, j The Center is primarily plan- The former W. J. Turnidge re sidence and acreage at Crabtree, has been purchased by O. T Harehman, from Idaho. They have occupied the Tom Large residence property in Scio until recently ned and conducted for youngsters consideration is reported as $4000, whose mothers are employed in harvest, or defense work. How ever mothers with any other rea sons for not being able to be with their children for a day or days the transaction including 2 acres of land. Eddie Rubesh of Albany, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rubesh of Scio, returned rwpntlv frnm a visit may also - avail themselves ox we rfclatives m Seattle an en. opportunity. Moderate rates include noon lunch and mid-morning and mid forced vacation of several weeks because of electric burns. Mrs. Harry Hofman of Leaven- afternoon snacks. The hours are worth, Kan., is visiting her par from 8 a. m. to p. m. A child Lnts, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Archer may De leit at i a. m. ior no aa- c cciQ .... A . I ' diuonai cnarge n special arrange- j, Mars has purcHased resi ments are made with Mrs. Wood. decce property at Beaverton, The project-is supervised by where the family will reside. Mrs. William Swindells, chairman Mars, iormerly in the newspaper of the civilian defense council and business at Harrisburg, Scio and Mrs. Sidney E. Whttworth, super- Burns, is now employed in a Port Intendent ofsDallas schools. Mrs. land shipyard. Wood, director, is a graduate 01 the University of .Washington where she specialized in art and TJlirJr frfA Tfa recreational work. The volunteer "uullufclUU 1CB workers who avail themselves of the weekly lectures being given by Miss Smith, are receiving fine training in primary and nursery school procedure. Miss Smith is the head of the primary depart ment at the Oregon College of Ed ucation. At Vets Hospital Native Canadian Dies at Mill City AUMSV1LLE Mr. and Mrs T. P. Otto returned here from Portland Tuesday where they were called by the illness of their brother-in-law, Chester N. Huntington. He died at the vet erans' hospital Sunday and fune ral services were held in Port land Tuesday. Mrs. Huntington is known here where she visited her sister, Mrs Otto, frequently during the past four years. Mr. and Mrs. Otto moved to their home at Pleasant Hill on MILL CITY Robert Quinn, who was born in Thamesford, On tario, Canada, September 2, 1851, died at Mill City July 23. He was TOuPsday va8ating the Robert marriea w vane uconer in 1001. Mountain house. They came to Mill City, Oregon, in 1889 where they lived continu ously in the home established at ftnrl TUftlirliv that time. Mrs. Quinn , died last uuuiua Ke"ri llV' ? Is Celebrated Quinn and Mrs. R. L. Faust of Mill City, seven grandchildren, Dr Robert Quinn, Santa Rosa, Calif., ND, arrived last week in Oregon D. L. Quinn, San Francisco, Edna and are looking over the country Ross, Lakeview, Ore., Robert in this vicinity with the intention Faust, Portland, Nancy Jane of making their home here, .Thacker, Belle Trask and Vai Mrs. Sophia Leslie celebrated Faust, Mill City, lour great grand-, her 82nd birthday anniversary children and a brother and sister I Friday. Afternoon callers were in Canada. I Minnie and Edna Johnson, and Funeral services were held July I in the evenin Mr. and Mrs. Os- EVENS VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Nick LeRud of Grand Forks, News Reports From The Statesman's 78 Community Correspondents Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, August 1, 1942 PAGE THREE All Assist In Harvest PROSPECT The" fruit har vesting of this community is near ing completion with the aid . of both ypung and old, because of scarcity of help." : - Mr.and Mrs. R,,E.Cartwright and Mrs.ster Rains were in Sa- em on business Wednesday.- Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hopkins vis ited, at .the J. . R.. Rains' home Monday and helped with the hay ing, and berry picking.' Jt " . . Mrs. Elmo D. .Brown visited rel atives in Portland over the week end. . " 1 '. , 5:.' ; - Mrs. Floyd Bac,bnV-Mrs. Elmo D. Brown, and R. E." Caitwrihthave been appointed-neighborhood lea ders for this community.' RATIONING REPORTER WOODBURN BOARD Tires only Fred Zacher, farm er, Aurora; L. C. Mahony, farmer, Geryais; Wadsworth. and Foster, truck drivers, Woodburn; Ward C. Russell, farmer, Aurora. WOODBURN The local ra tioning board has made the fol lowing allotments: Recaps J. Helmut Schwarzin, engineer; Lawrence W. Schaad, vocational agriculture instructor; Ralph Schuetz, farmer; Norman Pfaffinger, farm machinery serc- ice; John Lee Lesher, farm labor' er, all of Woodburn. Eldon Pugh, farmer, Aurora; Floyd C. Bierly, Ward E. Lundy, Ward C. Russell, all farmers of Aurora. Tubes Lawrence Woodard, vo cational agricultural instructor, and William Goin, newspaper car rier, Woodburn; Joe Endrigo, farmer, Gervais. Tires and tubes Aurora De fense club, shipyard workers, and John T. Freeman, farmer, Auro ra; Victory Defense club, Marvin J. Barrett, painter. Woodburn: Charles Brentano, farmer, St. Paul; A. . R. Coleman, farmer, Woodburn. Obsolete tires Joe -Endrigo, farmer, Gervais. Community Supper Planned By Salem Heights District - . SALEM HEIGHTS The air raid district under Myron Butler is to have' a covered dish supper at the home of Eric Butler on Hulsey road Saturday at 7 o'clock. It is sponsored by the.Friendly Neighbor Garden club. They will furnish the coffee and cream, but all are requested to bripg their own sugar. C A. Ratdiff will give talk on the first aid fully equipped community - center, located In' his basement. ' Mrs., Eric. Butler has made arrangements for two films to be shown. One a travel picture and the other of flowers. . , - i Hobert Smith will explain about the Salem Heights civilian defense coordination board and what it is doing. . " ' Paper - Leased In Jefferson v" JEFFERSON L. I Shields, editor and publisher of the Jeffer son Review for the past ten year, has leased the newspaper to Spen cer firovold of.Stayton who will take over the publication. August 1. Mr. Shields has been taking a course in -welding in a government school in Salem for the past few weeks and -will start to work In a shipyard in Portland next week. Mrs. Shields will remain in their home here until fall, or until such time as it is possible to find living quarters in Portland. They will retain their property here and Jefferson as their permanent ad dress. Br ovoid, who is married and has three children, is employed at the Stayton Mail office. He will con tinue to live in Stayton for the present, where he will work part time at the Mail office. He has published weekly newspapers in the midwest before coming to Oregon. Pastor to Attend Church Assembly JEFFERSON Rev. and Mrs. William Elmer will attend the summer assembly of the Evangel ical church of the Oregon-Washington conference at Jennings Lodge, August 3 to 12. The an nual conference will open on the camp ground on the afternoon of the 12th and continue through Sunday, August 16. Rev. G. R. Stover and a group of Gideons from Salem will be in charge of the services Sunday morning at the Evangelical church at 11 o'clock, following Ed Tuck, father of Mrs. Fred Burger, moved to town Thursday. He will make his home with Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Lepley, 1144 Cen ter street Kenneth Gardner, 11 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gard ner on Crawford avenue, is re covering from an accident of i week ago when he severely cut his right knee while playing. He ran through a neighbor's yard, falling on a garden cultivator. He had some of the stitches re moved Thursday but his leg is still in a cast. He had Ihe same type of accident last summer, only it was his left knee then. Keith Gardner, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gardner, came down with mumps yester day. V Mrs. C. A. Ratcliff drove to Lebanon with Miss Elenore Stev ens for the herb tea last week. Grangers News , MACLEAY Grange social night will be held at the grange hall Saturday night. The "Ore gonians" will furnish the music for the evening. the Sunday school hour at 10 o'clock. AH New , tyouble Feature FIRST RUN PROGRAM Y. RlttW. STEPS OUT OFA CREAM one 5 ; nruis-fJiD loses her iluoj J5Jwr t or, mis worwi r mfk mortal in ttart'l'D - V loy nwsicel love WfiT, ! in their first MODERN my- "Sweetheart I 28 at the Mill City Presbyterian church, Rev. James Aiken Smith, Salem, officiating. Burial was made In Fairview cemetery. Jefferson Man Takes Linn Job JEFFERSON Mr.- a n d Mr a. PhD V a r n e y and son of Drain were guests Wednesday . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal. Wiley. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Redmond tiave moved to Sweet Home, where Redmond is working in the timber. Redmond and A. P. Ram sey er have bought a filling sta tion at Sweet Home and Mrs. Redmond and Jean Mary are run ning it for the time being. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stephenson and son of Los Angeles, Calif were Visitors at the home of Ste phenson's parents, Mr. and" Mrs. M. S. Stephenson Thursday. JThey were enroute to Turner, tailed i there by the death of Mrs. Steph- J ensonV father Roy O. WitzeL. car Johnson were hosts at a fam ily dinner in her honor. Covers were placed for Mrs. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Solie, Mrs. Earl Burk, Ronald Burk of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wavra and daugh ter Marcella Ann, Ardell and Daryl Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. ' ffi "yrrr 15e i " Plna tax 1UI aja. CONTINUOUS TODAY Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe CALL OUT THE MARINES" "JAIL HOUSE BLUES" with Nat Pendleton and Ana Gwrnne News, Serial and "Sapermaa" Continoana from 1 P. M. HEY, KIDS! Attend Matinee FREE SUNFREZE ICE CREAM SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY Bed Abbott 4cu CostcHo Last Times Today Doy- llcgsrs la Bad Man of Deadwood" PLUS "HsbTcvn" rith Dead End Kids NEWS AND COMEDY Chapter 5, "King of PLUS 2ND FEATURE " . - - ' ' y) BIG . lIIITS! XN- Aical V ft The m dn$htf tHy s dlffirhal pietr l T : y r I t h ma I -. r . mlodis li tedaert : ' one fipir t9 tnnu yowr y v cm ring 1 SLomanc-- tn.4 )iervwfl ecstasy t - t 11 1 x x v. Mr i lm3md: f ' t TS5S5 1- sun BONA BUBS KVZXXI 1 : U'x' din ..tjflioqfc,. : wvrww LAST DAY VICTOR MacLAGLEN -in "POWDER TOWN" Time: 120 - 4:10 - 75 - 9:53 ..I. and - ... . , The Mexican Sptifire Sees A Ghost' Time: 3)0 - 5:50 - 8:45 Orenco Folk Visit Friends PIONEER Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robson of Orenco, Mrs. Bud Haughman and son of Portland, visited at the .Mark Blodgett home ' last week. Other guests were Mr. and Mrsl Elmo East of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Ida East of Dallas. Elmo East is a grand son of Mrs. Ida East. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Sharon of .Tillamook visited at the Phillip Theiss home recent ly. " ;' - ; Mrs. Charles Wiedman, ." Mrs. John Keller, Jr., and Mrs. Gladys Frakes and .'Raymond , went to Sa lem Monday. Mrs. Keller, who is still under the doctor's care, had another heart attack while in Sa lem. . . Mr. and Mrs. A. Willis, Hills- boro, and Walter Willis of Dallas, visited friends in' Pioneer last week. Charley Jumper of Camp Adair and Mrs. Kenneth Landahl and children, Dale and Audrey, visit ed Jumper's aunt, Mrs. Roy Sla ters, last week. Mission Society Holds Pedee Annual Picnic . PEDEE Annual picnic of the WMS was held at the home of Mrs. H. V. Vickers on July 21. A chicken dinner was served by the hostess. Mrs. Allen Backer gave the reading lesson and Mrs. Eva Burbank the devotional ser vice. It was voted to send Mrs. Annie Arnold and Mrs. Vickers as delegates to the state conven tion. Visitors present were Mrs. Dale and Bud Wilson. Many Guests Entertained Jef fersori Folk HosU - For Visitors From , Distant States JEFfERS ON Mrs. Martha Smith of Los Gatos, Calit, is a guest at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Wright. Lura Libby. who has been visit ing at the home of heY sister-in-law, Miss Addje Libby and other relatives," left ' for - her home at Springfield Thursday morning: Robert Simpson is visiting his uncle and , aunt,' Mr. and Mrs. Archie ,Weddle, in Portland this week, i . . 'V'-,'""' I". Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wied and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dorman and daughter Nancy attended a reunion of the descendants of the Lynch family at Jantzen Beach, Portland Sunday. One hundred seventy five were present Mrs. Wied's uncle, Eli Lynch, of Port land came back with them for a week's visit , . r Mrs. M. D. Looney, Eleanor Looney and Mrs. Clifford John son and the twins spent Saturday In Portland. Johnson is employed in Portland and returned with them for a visit with his family. I Mrs. George Mason is spending two weeks visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mason, at Tacoma, Wash. Mason is with the navy, station ed at Sitka, Alaska. Miss Ethel Hickey of Salem was a weekend visitor of Miss Virginia Mason. Miss Hickey is a former teacher in the Jefferson schools. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Looney were Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Far rens 'of Portland and Mrs. Far rens, sr., of Clarinda, Iowa. They were old friends of Mrs. Looney in Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes and family have returned to Jef ferson from Weatherford, Okla., after an absence of seven months. They plan to remain here, if they can find a vacant house to. rent. LAST TIMES TODAY 'THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER" Time: 2:45.- 6:40 - 10:30 and "ALL THRU THE NIGHT' Tonorrow! A Jhq aUtt Ihe wr- ChsT iwrt (Iks Jmhm fjin m nwc Ns Mt...vitfc Art af U OmIv Starf tils TUi Caarwil He Is employed In Albany. Mr. and Mrs. A. JL Libby Portland visited at the horn ef his mother, Mrs. Grace Thurston, and other relatives last week. Lib by Is employed by the American Can company in Portland, and is on --vacation.; y'.-'jil'-j Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knihgt were George DeVaney, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murphy and daughter Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Burl In gram and family of Albany; Jesse Hansard 1 of Seattle; Wash.; - Mr. and Mrs.1 Herman Johnston, Sa lem; Mrs. Charles Smith of Clackamas, and Mrs. F. E. fee- Shirley Boyle of Bend spent Tuesday night at, the home of his brother-in-law, W. D. Barnes and Mrs. Barnes. Relatives here have received word of the birth of a son, George Coleman, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mason at Tacoma. The baby is a grandson of " Mrs. George j C Mason of Jefferson. , iCONTINUOUS FKOM 1 P. M.I NOW Feature Urts l.-4f-4-7:25-lt:2t 1? tJ.S.WAltV ! 1 SAYlNSSf j ONTTNUOU8 FROM 1 F, 3 Hurry, Last Day! , IT'S GOiniA BE tf-i 1 n- ii m mnmM LARAIHE DAY-BARRY NELSON STUART CRAWFORD -KE YE LUXE is- 5 0 Iickiig Sep cf Yesoys el VI : P. Vnr.GA!! a,sn,GnAYso:i byc:gto:j .Jim Continuous Show. 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