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Reports From The Statesman's 78 Community Correspondents
Salem, Oregon. Wednesday Morning. September 2. 1S42
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Tillamook
Folk Visit
Star Rider of Circus
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Engagement of the Hon. Gerald
Lascelles, 18-year-old nephew of
Kins Georre VI, to Jane Morris,
17 year-old canteen worker, was
announced In London by the
; girl's mother. Lascelles, shown
above at work In a munitions
' factory, b the son of the Earl of
Harwood and the princess royal,
only sister of the king, (As
sociated" Press Telemat.)
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Amity Families Ilosts
To Visitors From
Many Distant Points -
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Harold I
Newman of Tillamook were re
Cent guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. V. Newman on Getchell
street.- Mr. Newman is. a brother
of T. V. Newman.
Mrs. Sarah Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Hicks of Yamhill attend
ed the funeral of their old friend, I
Mrs. Julia Coulter, held here
Tuesday.
v Dr. and Mrs.' Charles W. Law
spent S u n d a y in Portland and
Hfllsboro. : They attended the fu
neral of a Mr. Merrill in Hills bora
Miss Clara Adams and niece.
Jeanne Vannice, spent Sunday ati
the home of Miss Vannice's par-1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Van-
nice. Miss Vannice is employed in
Portland and Miss Adams teaches
in the Behnke - Walker business
school. ; " '
" Mrs. Leon Farmer and two
children and Mrs. Ross, all of
Boyer, on the. Salmon river cut
off, were guests Friday at the
home of Mrs. Farmer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Yarnes. Her
daughter, Jerry, who makes her
home here with her grandparents
returned' to Boyer Friday for a
week's visit
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Benson'
and son Clark, ' and Mrs. Eliza
beth Abraham of Portland were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. . J. M. Umphlette. Tney
were enroute to Portland after a
weekend spent at Seaside, Cannon
Beach and Tillamook beaches.
Sunday guests at the' home of
Mrs. Martha E. Brown were her
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.
J, L. Misenhimer, Mrs. Burt Rad-
Many Honored
On Birthdays
BUENA VISTA Mr. and lirs.
Parm Weigel and family, Harold
Jordan and- family, Mr, and Mrs
Kenneth Weigel and daughter, Mr.
- and Mrs. Marvin Jordan and
daughters of Albany, Mr. and Mrs.
Milo Graber and son, Mrs. Bob
Wells and family enjoyed a pic
nic dinner at the Jonas Graber
home Sunday, honoring those hav
ing birthdays in August. .
Lillian Hall entertained several
little friends at a birthday party
Sunday. ." '" ,
Mrs. Alma Bratton and children
are vwiung ner parenia, . mu. i a ma cher and friends all of Fort- fj . ,
Mrs. George Wells. ' f! land and Rev., and Mrs., William t eriOrillclllCC
xaigene uara, w oieveus, visiieu Morse and son Billie of Amity.
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Ernestine Clark (above) Is a bareback rider with the Cole Brothers
f circus, coming here next Monday. I
Girl Excels
In-Riding
several days with his sister,, Mrs.
Wilbur Gray and family. 1
Wallace Cobine is working in
the shipyards at Vancouver. :
Nana Dell ; Wheeler returned
where- she" Visited several weeks
fK hor !tor ' . - ' ' U N I O N V A L E An all-home
Bill Grey had the misfortune to products barbecue for ; 1000 bean
break a bone in his arm when he
Bean Pickers
Entertained
fell down a flight of stairs at his
home Sunday, u ;
r Mrs. 'John Lindow and June are
vacationing on the coast with Mrs.
Lindow's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
A.Hulbert
Claude Johnson has gone to Salt-
Lake City on work with the con
tractor under whom he has been
working on the cantonment.
Edwards Rites
Held Tuesday
The greatest of all equestrian
stars ' in . spangl eland, is the way
"who's who" in the realm of the
"white tops", characterizes. Ernes
tine Parley the dainty Australian
girl whose accomplishments on
the back of a galloping horse
eclipse all past riding achieme-
Dickers at the U.S. Alderman farm ments. v ' 1 : . .
in the Unionvale district was held - The list of Miss Clark's accomT
Thursday. ' '-' plishments is a long one, but there
In addition to a whole barbe- are two things in which she ex
cued steer, roasting ears and green I eels. She is one among the very
vegetables from the farm, Mr. few, either men or women, who
Alderman served potato chips can do a forward somersault on
made from potatoes dug the day the back of a running steed, and
before from his field and hurried she wears a beautiful smile while
to a Portland processing plant as she's doing it
a special order for the feast I Miss Clark is of a family of
A shower during the noon hour, famous riders who compose what
of course it was also a SDecial or-1 is known in the cities of the Brit
derj ' made afternoon picking im-1 ish Isles as tlW "royal riders of the
possible," &nd all pickers ; assisted ring," meaning that she is a de-
with clearing the after-dinner scendant of a, long line of circus
work. riders. -She is of the fifth genera
tion of bareback riders. She will
be seen in solo riding numbers in
which she will perform her most
difficult . feats, when : the huge
Cole Brothers Combined circus
comes to Salem next Monday for
performances at the Leslie school
Tucson Woman
Visits Friend r
C L O V E R D A L E Madeline
Spain, Tucson, Ariz visited last
week- at : the home of Caroline
Drager. Miss Spain is a Portland
teacher but has taught in Tucson
for two years.' She is planning to
leave in a few days for Tucson
as her school starts September
14. - - :
Combining grain 'in the vicinity
has come to a close after a long
successful run. 'Weather condi
tions were ideal this summer, as
very little rain fell during ' the
nearly two months of harvest
Mrs. Nathan Williams (Minnie
Duncan) Los Angeles, has been
visiting in this community. She is
a niece of Karl Duncan, Turner;
and a cousin of Walter and Fred
Miller. She has gone to Salem this
week to visit another cousin be
fore returning to Los Angeles.
William Butzke has made
change in the date previously set
for his auction sale. It will be
September 11. '
nor, Detained
DAYTON -Mrs. Roy Edwards, Absent GllCSt of
69, a life long resident of Dayton jj r
and vicinity, - died at her home' in lijO
Dayton Saturday- &ne is survivea j
by her widower, three sons, Ken- ROSEDALE Almon Lehman
neth, Lawrence and Lyle Addi-1 was an absent guest at a party in
Mayberry,r and five step-children, Trick home. He had gone to Twin
" Horace, Edmond, Elmer andVearl Rocks, Ore, for the weekend, ac-
Edwards and Mrs. Margaret! compamed by Barbara Bates, Vel
The 1942 program lists 367 stars
ana performers from all parts of
the world, three great herds of
elephants. : hundreds of animaii
ponies one of America's biggest
Fritchi.twobrottersi ;Moi- leda Jrick, Lavinia Brown, Stan- oyer 0 horsesand
gareidge and ueu Morgareiage. : . I ley iurnoyn ana xars. .xioya n
iSniin umipM wnc'TiiMuu I BatM. Thr returned hnme'withl .
at jaacy s cnapei in Mcmuinvmc w uuuwcu ouuiajr ; ai-
b Walter n Smith nf R.jttlplmon was detained waiting for his
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will officiate. Burial at the Mor- car to be repaired, -and arrived MlSSlOll OOttOIll
gareidge cemetery, in the Web-1 home a hair hour after tne party
disbanded. . -
He left Wednesday morning for
Fort Lewis for preliminaries be
fore being , located ' for ''non-com
batant training.
"foot district near Dayton. ;
4H Members Hold
Community Fair
union hill The first local Chandler Fowler Goes
community 4H fair to be held in J0 pogt n California
the county was neia on sunaay at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd WHEATLAND Chandler Fow-
T. Fox of Silver Qiff. This was ller who had spent a ten days fur
' sponsored by the Union Hill Ju- lough, with his parents, Mr. and
venile grange. Local boys and Mrs. Clyde Fowler at Wheatland,
girls exhibited their 4H work, returned to San Francisco.
Wayne Harding, 4H county club . P. H. Fowler has Returned home
- leader, was Judge of the exhibits, after a Course of . treatments at
Grange members and friends at- McMinnville. . His children, Mr.
tended. and Mrs. Arch Davidson are car-
Marjorie Tate, . Edna . Money ing for him.
and Patricia Alexander were in
charge of a fortune telling and r i, llln Ttrxr,!
ttunt booth. Vivienne and Lucile
Jaquet and Agnes Jean Darby had Dies at Aurora Monday 1
v charge of other entertainment.' ' tr.'i:':f:" 'i .
At 5 o'clock a covered dish din- ; AORA- Mrs. H e 1 en Rook-
a .UK. Mease. . r numc in
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Child in Hospital
MISSION BOTTOM Baby
Jimmie Hoxsey, son of ' Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Hoxsey, underwent a
major operation last week at the
Salem General hospital and is do
ing well.
Mrs. Clair Corbett of. Indepen
deuce, formerly of Mission Bot
toii Is spending some time at the
hospital caring for her small son,
Fljbyd. He is convalescing from
pneumonia. c . '
Creighton B. Jones Is sowing an
18-acre field of spinach to be har
vested in November for the can
nery. . The first crop of spinach
was harvested in July.
There are four combines oper
a ting on the Jones farm besides
bean picking.
Wheatland 4H Club
Members Win Honors
Tier
home of Mt . and Mrs. Fox.
Aurora Monday after a lingering I . WHEATLAND Byron and
Exhibitors included Vivienne r7 v C. V m v " """olu
t ;i- T,f a .Tn i in charge and burial will be at and Ronald Finnicum, Leroy Pal-
IX tZ mX Vnn n HVat- SteUcoom, Wash. mer and Donald Wiley of Grand
vors are the widower', Eu- Island, members of the Grand Is-
SarieSfrllJlhoTd ge Rookledge and son Chester land T Calf club, were Winner,
a!ley;rT"?S!11: and three grandchildren of Port- at the Yamhill county 4H fair held
Fox, jr, Agnes Jean Darby,
Scott and Marjorie Tate.
Guy
land.
county
Friday and Saturday in McMinn
Iville.
Community Ticking Is
Used in Wheatland -
Repair Shop Closed
SILVERTON Carl A. Keimer
has closed his -shoe repair (shop
for the duration of the war! ac-
WHEATLAND Hop pic&ing in i cordin to announcement T ntede
. the Wheatland district started this week.
Thursday with 50 pickers who
will work the Magness estate, J.
S. Gilkey and Roy Michael com
bined acreage in a , community
workout, About 15 more pickers
will be added soon. Each grower
Las a dryhouse of his own. For
years some of the growers have
practiced the collective method of
r.srvestins together and find it
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I Former Silverion
Pastor " In jured "-
SILVEBTON That Vt, Cv L.
Foss of Seattle is at a Seattle hos
pital with a broken leg was, the
word that reached Silverton Mon
day. Dt, Foss was president of
the Pacific coast district" of Lu
theran church for 28 years, retir
ing -a few years ago to . be re
placed by his son, the Rev. H. La
Foss, then of Silverton. Rev. Carl
Foss, now an army chaplain in
Texas," another son, also served a
Silverton congregation for a num
ber of years. .
The elder Dr. Foss Is well-
known here, having been active
in the growth of Trinity church
in its pioneer years. Re also at
local congregation in June. His
wife died a short time prior to
that time.
Many Attend
Canby Jubilee
SILVERTON A group of; Sil
verton people attended the golden
Jubilee of , the Canby Lutheran
church Sunday . when - President
H. L. Foss of Seattle, former SO-
verton , pastor, wa, the . guest Oth anerr the
Silverton Lutherans had a spe
cial interest in the Canby church
in as much as the first pastor, the
Rev. O. R. Sletten, lived at Silver-
ton at the time he assisted in the
organization of- that church. Later,
Rev. A. O. White, , who served
Trinity church at Silverton from
1905 to 1917, assisted in the pas
torate at Canby as well, A mes
sage was read . Sunday from the
Rev. Sletten who is still living in
the midwest. - -
. Rev. H. L.. Fuhr, present pastor.
of Trinity, was one of the pastors
who spoke briefly at the afternoon
program of the Jubilee Sunday. At'
the close of the celebration, the
Rt Rev. Foss read the resignation
of the present t pastor, the " Rev.
N. J. Aadland, who had served the
congregation for the past six years.
Rev. Mr. Aadland is resigned be
cause of ar throat infection' and"
will not for the present, at least, be
able to continue in the ministry;
Rev. Aadland is well known at Sil-
verton haying appeared on a num
ber of programs here.
Also attending from Silverton
were L. H. Meyer, Miss Althea
Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Thomp
son and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dahlen.
Many Visitors Entertained
In Salem Heights District
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. P. C Stannard is now reading thi,
water meters for Salem ' Heights in place of Carl Harris, who
has been working at Camp Adair.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harris are announcing the arrival of a
son on August 19 at tne saiem i
r
General hospitaL' Mrs. Harris and
son are expected to return home
within the next day or two. .
' Mrs.' R. F. Gatchell and baby
returned home Sunday from Mar
cola where they had spent a week
visiting " with Mrs. ' Gateheir
mother, Mrs. Edith Gates and her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Faust
Mrs. S. Wythe White and son
Bobby who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. White's aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Stannard
on Madiona avenue for the past
six weeks, have returned to their
home in San Francisco.
Mrs. Standard's sister, Mrs. R.
B. Montague, - mother of Mrs.
White who has also been visiting
.. .1. MJ.. . . MA. M
ai uie , oiannara come leic iot
Portland Monday to visit for a
week , after which time she also ;
will return to San Francisco.
Mrs, Egan Improves .
SILVERTONMrs. Wffl Egan
continues to show improvement at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Kleeman. Mrs. , Egan has
been ill for sometime.
Many Guests
Entertained
ROSEDALE Weekend guests
of the Rev. Oscar Brown's were
his parents, Rev. - and .Mrs.' . T."
Cleo Brown, Elizabeth and T, C.
Junior, of Newberg, and Mrs.
Lowell Hertzell and children of
Bend. .
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bear and
Charlene of Carlton and .Mrs. Ora
Bear of Turner, visited at the
Cammack . home Sunday." Mr& I
Mary Cammack and Mrs. Laura
Trachsel and children will move
to Portland this week where Mrs. I
Trachsel will prepare to teach in
Cascade college this .winter. .
Gram harvest is corning to a
close but has been a slow season
for lack of help to run combines.
Several families have been driv
ing to the bean yards helping in
that harvest.' - '
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lang-
land, Portland, visited in the
community Sunday.'
Four in Front
Seat Gnarged
SILVERTON Gladen Clemet-
son is slated to appear in Silver
ton police court Thursday at 1:38
on a charge of carrying four people
in his coupe. Clemetson is from
Portland "and advanced $2.50 bail
money. He was arrested by Night
Officer Victor Grossnickle.
Roy C Landon of Scotts Mills
gave $12.50 bail money late Satur
day night pn a disorderly conduct
charge on complaint signed by A.
Amo. Grossnickle also made this
arrest.
Former Amity
Teacher Visits
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AMTTYMr. and Mrs. A. N.
Arnold of Elk ton were in Amity
Friday enroute to Elkton after
vacation spent with relatives in
Portland, HOlsboro and Dallas.
Mr. Arnold was principal of the
Amity union high school for. eight
years prior to going to Elkton two
years ago. ; He resigned recently
at Elkton to accept the principal
ship of the high school at Drain
and will move Jis family' there
this week. Mrs. Arnold will teach
near Drain again this fall.
Salem Funeral
Is Attended
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Heath attended. the fu
neral Monday morning at Salem
for - Mrs. Heath's father, Samuel
H. Creasy, who died Friday at his
home there at the age of 77.
Other survivors included the
widow, Mrs. Levina V. i Creasy;
two daughters, Mrs. Jessie Camp-I
bel lot Portland and Mrs. Gladys
Mitchell of Salem; a son, Charles
L. Creasy, Ben - W. Creasy : and
Harry E. Creasy, all of - Salem; I
James B. Creasy of Tacoma; Al-1
fred J. Creasy of ' Toledo ' and
Claude A. Creasy of Twenty-Nine
Palms, Calif.
Rosedale School
Opening Date Set
ROSEDALE The grade school
will open September 15 with Mrs.
Ed Caldwell as primary .-teacher.
A teacher for the upper grades is
being considered.' - "
Miss May , Cole and : Mrs. Allie
Ellim of Portland spent a "few
days at the Gus Cole home. They
are relatives of Mr. Cole. ,;1 .
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Brown and
children spent several days last
week, in Bend with Mrs. Brown's
sister, , Mrs. Lowell Hertzel and
family. -Mrs.
Laura Trachsel returned
Saturday from a trip into southern
Oregon filling speaking engage
ments in- the interest of the: Na
tional Holiness association. -
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