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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1942)
VaUeyScIiooI: list Teachers s Few Need Additional Staff Members, but Some Are Sacrificed Eosefcle . ROSED ALE Present enroll ment at the grade school is: 36. -- The play shed has a new concrete -. floor which the children enjoy , .Teachers are 1 Ed, Cald-1 Is UlSCUSSCd weu ana Airs, juucuie n eison. , Finish Silb Fillin- '! I . . . , . . fc In Bethany District - - BETIIANY-Silo filling in this area has been completed and the farmers are having a slight rest spell before the heavy autumn program will begin. little plough ing is being done because of the dryness. Corn husking is not yet underway, but reports are that the corn crop is exceptionally fine this year. Farmer's Pay: Et. Leafs , ST. LOUIS Local young folk attending Gervais high school are Theresa . Manning, ' Cyril, Lloyd and Doris Ferschweiler. Shirley Ronge of St Louis, is I staying with relatives . at "West- point and . is attending school . lr V,, t, "rfc'-'i ' ' Francis Manning is attending Mi. Angel college. ..... ' Dayton' Gets Extra Teacher . ' DAYTON The Dayton grade school has 169 pupils'enrblled and , another teacher added. There are 48 of the ( pupils from the labor camp; . one from "the Dayton Sliver Eonses Are S)es2rted Bethel Union Heart , Reports of County -Meeting at Bit. Angel BETHEL The farmer is to be paid for his labor for. the . first time in this country, it is believed by Ralph A. Wilson, chairman of the agricultural committee speak ing at the . monthly meeting of. Bethel local of the Farmers' Un ion on Monday night Wilson pre sented the report on agriculture and t discussed the anti-Inflation bill.'. -, . Miss Frances Clinton, Marion County x home - demonstration r Former Homes, War Victims, Owners Co To New Residences . STIVER The Roy; Miller lunch room has been closed indef initely and they plan to make the entire building into a resi dence. They have been living in the back part The family leasing the lunch' room for Ithe summer, has gone back to Corvallis. The Millers wiU continue to run ! the berry patch but since the , new highway leaves them off the main road, they felt the Junch room wouldn't pay. ; The Marlman service station and grocery store have also closed due to the property being includ ed in the cantonment Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mathews, who operated it the past month, have moved back to Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. John Crippen and family moved Sunday to their new home near Forest Grove. On Mon day they took three, truck loads of cows down. Steve Benedict and Carl Linegar helped with the cows. Alfred Flickinger and Wes Kes- ter dug a 30 foot well at the Flick tnr dace Saturday. The gaso line drum which had leaked into the ground recently finally got Into the well which supplies the house and it is unfit for use. C M. Benedict has told gravel to Benton county and workers are making ditches and a road in pre paration for 'getting It out The stretch of Albany - Independence road between Buena Vista and Winns hep yard is to be resur faced. ' . . . , t . D. J. Bolter bought back a number of sheds from his place and is taking them down to move to his place at Dayton. Bidders who got the Ed Fleischman house and barn. two good : sheds at Greens and the Aleman house are busy tearing them down. In the Valley View district where all have moved, many ar tides . have been stolen. - Shades were taken from the Stockhof f house, light -. fixtures i.from the Conger place and ..when the Ed DeArmonds went back! after their chickens the next day after they moved, they were all gone. Sever a! articles were taken from the Carl DeAnnond house too. ,: Two bins have been taken from the O. A. Heffley house. I - Almost . steady j stream of trucks and trailers have been go- , ing down the Fairview road load' ed with hay, wood, dismantled buildings, cattle, machinery and household goods. However mov ing is Hearing an end, as there are only four families left the Bene dicts, Heffleys, Binegars and Ferd Futschmans. Mrs. Don Eckman and son Mar tin are spending this week with her sister, Mrs. S. Benedict and helping the moving rush. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conkey and daughter Earlene visited from Fri day until Sunday with his sister and family at Stevenson, wash. Mrs. Wesley Kester has gone to Vallejo, CaL, to visit her daugh ters. Mrs. Douglas Dodele and Mrs. Gene Lossett - Oakdale . - - OAKDALE - Oakdale . reports an enrollment , of 17 pupils. Miss Collins of Woodburn is the teach er. . ... " Lincoln Boy lii Hoi JL LINCOLN Marvin McDonald, 9,' who was taken' to Doernbecher hospital last week for observation remained lor an operation on his leg."- v , , ' - Mrs. H. W. Ashford was taken to a local hospital for. observation Tuesday. ' The lower floor of the Nels Tenckel farm home here has been remodeled and a bedroom added upstairs. ; E. M. Johnson of Amity was the carpenter in charge. Robert G. Smith Is visiting his sister, Audrey Smith, and his aunts, Mrs. Lois Crawford and Barbara Dike while on his way to Seattle from San Diego., Mr. Smith is awaiting call to the army air corps. He has been employed Seattle. "at Boeing aircraft la Shm mm Lfoaly aa a Youngster New hr Backache is better Many Mffcrat laBer sagffoc fcaekaefca aickly. oaea ibf twerr Ut tha wml aama el their traubW Mf b tired kidaeyai Tb kidnpya aia Nature chiaf war tak ing th ohm acid m4 wmt avt af tiia blood. Tby kelp BMt paopia PM brt a pint a day.' yn daonW at kldoy fmeOoa txmJto lag puna. Ins l pea ad aartT. aeUiac Bichia, weUtat, iniffin i aadcr Hbmsmrm Uadiehm d diuiaa, fwjunt lf aeaalr paancca wita anartiae aad Diuraiae aoaia tiatat ahewa tkota ia mawthias wta( your kidaeya ar bladder. , Doa'k waitl Aak year draorWt for DoaaV ruia, atd aoanafully bf -anUioaa for aar 40 yraiB, Tkry wa kappr ninf mad will act tba 15 a!ka ci kid an tubee ut BOMoa m Head. CttDou'i turn. Prairie t district; . five from the agent was guest speaker for . the ; Waddel district and 11 from Unity meeting and 'gave salvage infor- gave suggestions on autumn gar dening, and care and repair of clothing. . - - . ; ' W. R.' Baker and-Mrs. J." R. Carruthers reported the county Farmers' - Union - meeting.' A. C. Spranger discussed the dairy: la bor shortage,-milk inspection and milk shortage. . ' Mrs. Cass A. Nichols played tor group singing and' Rev. S. Ham rick was songleader. He and W. R. Baker, members of the legis lative committee,', gave" informa tion on matters appearing on the general election ballot" Mrs. J. A. Hain, Mrs.- George Bain and Mrs. Gus ScMicker. were in charge of the social hour. The attention of 'all was attract ed to the fine trophy Case' which has been installed' in the school building. This is to" display ' the trophies won by the Bethel Junior Farmers union members. district Teachers' .' are , Kenneth Stuart, . principal; Mrs. 'Harry Gray, Mrs. Clete Gell, Mrs. Helen Manning, -' Mrs. Ama Haevernick and' Mrs. - Earl Roach.' . " ; . . Twenty-six are enrolled in the first grade, 20 in' second grade; ' 23 in third grade, 21 in fourth grade, 19 in fifth grade, 22 in - sixth grade', 21 in seventh grade, IT In eighth grade. T Parochial School Opens HOPEWELL The Hopewell Seventh Day Adventist parochial - school opened Monday with 12 - - students enrolled and Mrs. Lowell i. Campbell the teacher. . 1 There were no beginners: . Unkmvale Attend Dayton -1 UNIONVALE . Young folk . from this area attending the Day-) ton union . high school -t, which ' . opesied October 5, are Ellen , Rutchmann, Jeanne Magee, Ly . dia Witheet Maxine Cpberly, John, . Noble, Robert Hearsy and his sis ; ter, Dolores Stoutenburg, Donald Versteeg, , Muriel Ferguson, Rus ' . ael Teachout Donald and Norman Gubser, Maynard Geiger, Jeanne "WestfaU, Dorothy and David , .t Launer. . " -,' Salt Creek ,.'1 "' . SALT CREEK ' The. school . 7 opened with an enrollment of 20 pupils. Cummin gs is the. teacher. Mrs. Homer Dashiell of here is Program Planned ' B E T H A N Y An educational motion picture will be shown at the Farmers Union meeting to be held at Central ' Howell Monday night according to Henry Tor vend, president Mr, Torvend re ports that there will be change in the usual procedure as the film win be shown before instead of after the business meeting. . Wrs. nomer uasmeu uvuere w i . -a-k f ' teaching at the Orchard school 1? OTlilCra .JJaUffllter iveep r arms yumg. Others m Service Tolled there. ' Only One Teacher I I 'r'' 1 ; . BETHANY Mrs. Stewart Mc- Clure is handling . the Bethany school by herself this term. ;No other ' teacher was available and there are 24 pupils from the first to eighth grade- under her care. Formerly two' teachers have been employed at this school. ' . ' 7oodehs Visiting In Council, Idaho FOX VALLEY Mr., and Mrs. W. B.; Wooden are spending sev eral weeks fat Council, Idaho, on combined business and pleasure rip.' .- a ; ' - " , Bert Lyons and Amos Hiatt are painting Daisy Johnston's farm. - house this week, i ' HOPEWELL Tom Kirkwood, 78. despite his age, is hale and hearty and setting a pace for ac tivity. He cares for his fruit farm including a 25-acre prune orchard and has just completed harvest ing this year's crop with jan ex ceptionally-good .yield. : ' In addition to caring for his own fruit he assisted his daughter, Mrs Leonard Bickersdn harvest her peach ' crop. Mrs. Hickerson and her nine-year-old son,' Wayne, are doing their best to follow In the footsteps of her father, Mr. Kirkwood, by running the farm in the absence of her husband, Leon ard Hickerson, who is in training in an eastern camp, and her son, Lawrence, was on .Wake island. Ud!i Dp:is b 9 :- Follow, the Man Who ; Elnous! : And You' Too WiU " Savo $5 to $10 On Your New Fall : -CLOTuES Low rent and minor over-: head : costs make these I great savings possible. CCimS DEFQ3E YOU DDY : highest paid union workmanship. . . , 'P.O '22" '25 '27" i-i , 7 V" $39, $35 & $49 . . , k, v--. , priced Elsewhere from $5.C9 to $19 More Tricci E::ewhcre frca $2 to $5 Ilore 7 " 7T tj, 4, '1- Priced Esewhcre at $2 Mere 0 93 CVZVi SATURDAY ItlGIIT TIL 9 O'CLOCK Sts?! ', - ohcertone' 'v pnoiioifflAPii ElECOimS , I I ' All Popular Songs Played by I I I 1 Famous Orchestras "t.ii- Into' our; rere n - -r4L that vou 45in. go. w . 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