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Reports From The Statesman's Community Correspondents
Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. November 6. 1942
PAGE THREE'
Valley Toms
Elect Leaders
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Cily Officials Teamed
At Tuesday Election;
Return Dayton Mayor
AURORA The newly-elected
officers of the city of Aurora are
G. A. Fredrikson, mayor; council
men, George Wurster, ' Arm en
Netter, E. M.; Hurst,' B. W. Ston
er; treasurer, " Andrew Try; re
corder,' George Fry." " " r
Francis Reelected
' DAYTON Carl Francis "was re
elected mayor at the Dayton city
"election Tuesday, without opposi-
: tibn. -" He received ' . 108 votes.
Others elected were James Wake-
field, '" recorder, f 102 votes; J. ' L.
snerman, treasurer, luo.
, Councilmen elected were L. D
Krake, one year; Cletus Gell and
W. S. ITRen, two years.
Hold over members of the
council are Harry Sherman and
Paul Londershausen. '
Carl Francis, myaor of Dayton,
was named Yamhill county rep
resentative to -the legislature.
Tweed Elected ; '
LEBANON Peter Tweed was
elected mayor Tuesday by defeat
ing Gene Blalnk. Frank D. May
er. was reelected, city attorney by
defeating Kenneth ''Wilshire.
Of ficials . elected without oppo
" sition ' were!. Fred Musgrave, city
.treasurer; George Randal e, city
recorder; Stanley' Stewart, . city
engineer; Elling McClain, street
superintendent; 11 Clyde . Dubell,
night oplice.
H. A. Southard was reelected
city marshal by- defeating Cyrus
Hardy, present night policeman.
Councilmen named are Ger
ald Horn, first ward; Oscar Davis,
second Ward; Glenn Gill enwater,
third ward.
Valley
Groups
Have Meetings
AURORA The Woman's club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Kraus assist
ing hostess. Mrs R. R. Mandiville
and Mrs. B. W.: Stoner reported
on the county federation.
The guest speaker was Dr. Ber
nard Noble of Reed college His
subject was the war, and its effect
on the nation. He was accompan
ied by Mrs. Noble. The next club
meeting will be the Thanksgiving
program November 18 at the home
of Mrs. P. S. Will.
Carrier's Brood Gets Fuel Bullets
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Back from. a raid en a Japanese-occupied island, navy fighter planes
rest en the flight deck ef a US carrier somewhere la the south
Pacific while mechanics and ordnance men swarm ever them to
fill the tanks with gasoline and the machine gun belts with bullets.
The picture was taken from the ship's "Island." Associated Press
Telemat.
Wells Family
In Portland
e
BUENA VISTA Miss Pearl
Scott attended the funeral of Mrs.
Zelma Hansen at Forest Grove
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Wells and Margaret
have moved their household goods
to Portland where they have prop
erty. Mrs. Casper McAtee and Jean
of Portland spent the weekend
here. '
Wesley Thomas and Ralph Mc
Lean brought home their deer
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clifford Wells and new
son came home from the hospital
last week.
BUENA VISTA Woman's dub
met Wednesday afternoon. , Mrs.
Fred Scott and '.; Mrs. Eva Bank
were hostesses. They are begin
ning work on coverlets.
Camas Couple Are
Guests of Lbvres j
LABISH CENTER Guests .at
the Harry Lovre home last week
Were Mrs. Lovre's-sYster and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T.
S. Woolson from Camas, ; Wash.
They were here to celebrate the
56the wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. " Rominger on
Wednesday. ? - - '
Dinner guests at the ,W. B. Aker
home Wednesday were Mr. . and
Mrs. Clyde Boehm of Salem and
Mr and Mrs. Ed Boies. ' ' '
350 Guests Attend I r
Salt Creek Wedding :
POLK STATION Mr. and Mrs.
Ike Reimer and family were
guests at the wedding Friday eve
ning in the Evangelical Mennonite
church at Dallas when Mary Clas
sen of North Dallas became the
bride of Ernest J. Reimer of Salt
"Creek." About 350 guests attend
ed. ' ' " ' ' - ;
Ready for Seeding .
: ; POLK STATION Ross 5 Simp
on is using his "sub soiler" at
"at this time before putting hlj
grain in. . - ' I- I
A Gil At ID G COD TASTi
in a cnsATjisiv
TZZAT
for quick
budget meals
DIG PACKAGE
6 i8r;:3 isfe - I
FREE half-pound paekareot
MISSION II O-M K-STILE
NOODLES with each package
JIFFIES and coupon en Page
BUSICII rinnnETS
1S7 North Commercial U
. 470 North Commercial ;
Vest SaJem, Kingweod
, and Edgewater ;
Mehama Hunters
Bagged Two Deer
MEHAMA Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Philippi, Orval Greer and Chris
McDonald have returned from a
ten days hunting trip with two
deer but no elk. The party re
turned late Tuesday. Several
inches of snow was oh the ground
where they camped above San
tiam pass, snow was encountered,
making travel very slow.
Wilson Stevens and a party also
hunted elk in eastern Oregon
about the same time.
Birthday Is
Celebrated
NORTH DALLAS Grandma
A. A. Wall was honored for her
birthday Sunday when 35 rela
tives and friends gathered at the
J. ' N. Wall home. '
Mrs. Henry Hildebrand was in
Salem ; last Friday.
Mrs. Isaac Brandt has been seri
ously ill the last two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Fast
were special guests of Rev. and
Mrs. John P. Neufeldt of Smith
field Monday when they attended
the Salem Deaconess hospital's
annual meeting and banquet held
in the hospital's dining room. Rev.
Neufeldt is the chairman of the
hospital board.
Teacher-Pupil Meet
SMITHFIELD Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Smith of North Dallas visited
Mrs. Zula Simpson last Sunday.
Mrs. Smith, when a child, attend
ed school taught by Mrs. Simpson
and this was the first visit they
had had since those school days.
Fdrmers Union
News
BUENA V I S T A Farmers'
union meets this Friday night.
Sandwiches and coffee will be
served.:
Salem Men in .
Stayton Call
Large Group Leaves
Today From County
For Army Service
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STAYTON Registrants leav
ing for final examinations at Port
land army examining station on
November 8 are: Alton P. Kilian,
Stay ion; Everett G. Davidson, Jef?
ferson; Harold E. Robbins, Tur
ner; John W. Masser, Alfred E.
Richards, Aumsville; Elmo''. Des
pain Fryer, Detroit; David W. Ma
gill, Harvey E. Gehring, Victor
Howard, Silverton.
Frank W. Gurgurich, Henry A.
Smith, Melvin M. Trindle, John
J. Hardie, Oscar D. Olson, Robert
V. Stoops, Arthur W. Knox, Har
old Fr Ghristansen, John J. Mor
ris, James D. Brown, Bolivia L.
Bradley, Frank E. Ward, Hubert
R. Z a n d e r, Ray C. Williams,
George J. Peters, Jack L. Ever
son, Donald G. Austin, all Salem.
Leo J. Herrlein, Kimball, SD;
Orvall B. Burus, Albany; John J.
Whelan, Olympia, Wash., Carl
Towry, Lebanon; Vernon Clair
Rogers, Lebanon; John E. Butler,
fHillsboro; Gordon C. - Downard,
Omaha, Nebr.; Earl J. Harvey,
Woodburn; Richard D. Wilson,
Stockton, Calif.; Gale B. Stewart,
San Francisco, Calif, and Alvin
Johnson, Portland.
Transfers to this board for de
livery include Howard . T. Clark,
Salem; Charles A. Lord, Stayton.
Registrants who were ordered
for induction but . have enlisted
are: Gordon McGilchrist, jr., John
A. Foster, Holly G. Jackson, Jack
L. Costelow, John E. Siems, all in
the navy; Gilbert Wourms in the
army,
Due to a reduction in quotas
for the state of Oregon because
of the large number of enlist
menti, registrants who were
scheduled to be inducted on No
vember - 20 have been deferred
until December. 1 and will be call
ed soon thereafter.
Willamette
Valley Briefs
Pnpfls Have Party .
GRAND . ISLAND -I1 Grade
school students had a Hallowe'en
party Friday afternoon in the re
spective rooms under the; direc
tion of the teachers, Mrs; Grace
Duren and lira. James Kichard-
Games were played and re
freshments served by the teach
ers.
Umleavale Parties
UNIONVALE The 'Upper
grades and lower grades each en
Joyed Hallowe'en party i at ..the
school house .Friday ; afternoon.
Games were played and la prize
was awarded in each, grade for
contest - winners. ' The teachers
presented the entire school with
Hallowe'en- treats. . : r i
Visiting in Spokane
NORTH HOWmJ-Mrs.' T. T.
Marx is spending a few weeks in
Spokane, where she is visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. Lamphier..
Alissourian Honored
By Union Hill Party
UNION HILLMr. and TIrs.
W. R. Powers entertained Sun
day for his niece, Mrs. I Paul
Palmer of Lee Summit, Mo. Other
guests were Mr. and .Mrs. Reese
Taylor and son Louis of McMinn
ville, Mrs. R. A. Byrne and l.Tiss
Sally Powers. '
Four Hunters
Take Two Elk
FOX VALLEY Albert Julian
and Wilson Stevens returned
Tuesday from a hunting trip in
eastern Oregon. There were two
other men with them and the
party; brought, home two elk and
a deer. They reported a fine
trip. !
Only a hundred votes were cast
Tuesday. Not very much interest
was evidenced in the election this
year. ;
Holly Westinhouse, Cotton
woods, is staying at the home of
his aunt and uncle, Mr. -and Mrs.
John Neal and working for the
Linn Lumber company.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughn,
Portland, were Fox Valley visit
ors Tuesday. Vaughn is employed
at the Swan Island ship yards. -
Prices Effective Friday, Salnrday
and Ilonday ;
Powdered Ililk 2 ib. pkg. 350
Grapo Unls Flakes 'P2 160
Corn Flakes KdW
18-oz. pkg.
i40
Sperry. . I .
Pancake & Waffle 3
lb.
350
Swansdovm Cahe Flonr 290
Small While Deans 10 lbs. o5
Bed Deans
W ibs. 78,0
Lipton's r m: ; .
Hoodie Song IIuc 3 200
for
270
Pichel Flonr 4 aB73
49-Lb. Bag , -
'49-Lb, Bag ; m
Dei; While; Dine 1.79
ISichon Qnesn ; 1.79
Evcrrighl 4S-lb. bag - 1.C9
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BIO PACKJLGK
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FREE ludf-ponnd package off
MISSION : HOME-STYLE
NOODLES ' with -each package
f JIFFIES and - coupon on ,
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Funpnni
- 'INev 2W ea 12c
T0I1AT0ES , j NoH can
V7IIEM1ES S 2 for
DICE KDISPIE3 2 to 27c
"Bucking
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FACIAL TISSUES ; . I. 9
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CLOTHES PUIS . 20 for 50
13-Os. Can : !
TALCUI1 : . . . . . . .
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CASSEROLE in frame $1 .39
CARDS . . . 250
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EUDR0IDER7 PIECES v 90
Ladles' f- ; '-It ' " '""'ii-'h' :" " '-, '-vAyV
Tnclrslilch Panties . . . 230
PMIIT'APROIIS v . . ; 70
Itoys' -----
OVERSEAS CAPS . .130
CARE COVERS 1 . .
Wildroot DriUiantine . . 100
Boxed
Assortment
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Glass
rmoiiG dowls . . . 370
Assorted Colon .-' i; v
RUDDER SRIK I-2ATS 350
SAII-IIAP-PAK . . 190
Dcplacemeni Shades
Sizes Ss-42 . , -
SWEAT SHIRTS
Crockery "
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nsmi scadfs . 250
dowl covers . .
8-In. "Glass Bake'
PIES PLATES . .: ..
KoVelty 1
IIETAL LAI-IP . .
Ualer Tumblers :
Test Mark 'i "i4'N -f', ' '
LIGHT GL0DES .
Kayos gatin--'-,-;t.;-,;--:-':--.-i;'- u-1;-.1!
LADIES' PAIITiES
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DSDE1Y SETS . . .
Cellophane
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